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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

Nrce in three acts by Wilson Coli
son and Otto Harbach and Is describ-
ed as a frivilous farce of feminine
foihles. The plot in this instance re
wolves around nothing less significant
and important than a pink Chcmisc
on which ia inscribed the phrase.
mabel From Garry" In moment of
sentimental cxaltation, Garry gave
Mabel the chcmise and folishly in -
sCrlbed II. Now his sin has come
back to plague him He has lust
married q sweet and innocent, but
Jealous girl and is spending his
honeymoon at tho country home of
a friend. Among the guests is the
beautiful Mabel of the chemise and
the naughty present is with her
There are other ladies in the house
who once had sentimental regard
for Garry and who think II their
duty to instill as much annoyance
as they can into the first days of his
married life. The ChemiSe Is a terri
bic weapon, and ii seems likely that
Mabel and her friends will use it, 1t
therefore becomes essential to Gar
rvs happiness Cat he recover the
troublesome garment and this he
sets about doing, \ scriee of un-
usual and extraordinary amusing
mphcations ensures which have
kept audiences laughing throughout
the country, THE production is an
elaborate orc. and not one of it's
least features Is its revelation Of
beautiful gowns and lingerie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09
JOLLY VARIETY SHOW
COMES To LYRIC TO-DAY

Joiltty Is the keynote Of the new
show which comes to the Lyric for
the week end con- menCinr with the
matinee performance today. The
new bill IS made up of comedy
novelty and dramatic features
prominently featured * Miss Bea
tft"c Morgan. tho former dramatic
star. Who is appearing in vaudeville
with her Own company this season.
presenting Edgar Allan Woolfs one
ACT comedy. Moonlight Madne ss. -
The piayiet is handsomely staged
and smartly acted.
on the same bill is the famous L.
:. : Garcia Trio. three sturdy young
Jackies from the United states shin
Garcia They were the hie or the
big soldier show produced at the
Century theater. New York, last
summer
The Randans, sharpshooters, late
of the "l01" Ranch wild West
nave sensational act They give
an exhibition Of mark smanship that
IS said TO be thrilling in the extreme.
using rifle and revolver
The keelveys all round athletes.
VIII be seen IN q comedy and bag
punching act. which has many
amusing as wei az spectacular
features They have been featured
with ntrcusas for several seasons.
Music and IFS charms viii bo in -
terpreted hv The Musical Johnsons.
"a team 81 e}evr, musicians, who play
upon many Instruments, hut special
izo oo the XyIophnne The John
sons have handsomely staged &C:
and mn attractive repertoire Of clas-
q frI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09
LECTURES BEGIN ,
At ELON COLLEGE

Zion College oct. 6.-Dr, Martyr
SumnerheIL Of Lakemont. n. Y, is
scheduled 10 begin his annual en-
Gagemcnt as lecturer in the depart
ment Of Christian Ethics.
lie will preach on Tuesday, and
Wednesday, ne vii, deliver two lee
lures each day on the Crusades and
their place in history.
The Sunday evening services for
the second Sunday night will be
occupied with an address by tina
Hon. a. Wayland Cook, OF Green's
boro, n. C. his subject being.
True Worship Of the True Man"
The third sunday will he given
over to the willing Workers Mis-
sionary society OF the local church
and on this occasion the children
VIII present missionary program.
The fourth Sunday evening there
VIII be lecture on "Justice to the
Negro by Judge Gilbert T. Stephen
son * Winston Salem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09
WORK NN TIN STONE R0ND
Il NOW JNDIR WAY

Cap" Charles October Eqaap-
nent and material for building tire
ne~ stone read from the cits cc~tu-
izcf warehouse are IN place. and the
work Of actual construction val uaw
70 forward distribution If thu 81 ne
rs being mad daihs and tGiars are
beginning TO assume a thor uehk
huSinessii6e aspect 1t can NOT be
definitely stated just how soan the
work can be- completed hut with
out interruptfon-the opinion is OK
pressed that shall he f<4f~f,
oyer the new highway considerably
before the robins nest again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

Attention to detail is the secret
~ success IN every sphere of life.
and little kindnesses, little congsd-
erateness little appropriations, little
condolences are all that most at rs
are called upon to perform. but they
are all that are reeded to keen a
friendship sweet.--Hugh BLACK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

Down in Letcher county they haNs
just obtained conclusive proof nat
Uncle" Johnny Schell is 1871 yeGg
old The other day he told a frtand
he could remember when butchsrs
gave liver away Lexington Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09
PRIZE WINNERS IN
WONANS' DEPARTMENT


kiti Nj AND NNi>@
I Loaf % y caesl t'fFad MIS- l.. q
/ oiIs4n- city. Niss kate ioit'Fah' 80
virginia avenue. city,
leaf of Graham t.ietd-- RS. Tor
euus Mitchell FL Adams street
+ city. Mrs 81 tm5tps, Alb n. Ihlr-
t ti'th street
Pest Hait If9 IhrnoN"rs Mrs
/ Il. 5 ellison. city, 3rs. } VI. IuI-
broth clte
/ Ginger j;Fra0 Mrs W Il. Eacus
j Ellarson f4.
sponge GHka Mrs w smiling
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+ M"rs X ii4"Eias cuckoo. va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09
BAD BREATH
Caused By
ACid-Ston,ach

How can anyone with a sonr, CASEY
sto m { n, whs IL coustAncIg he.-r.Eg tAs
heartburn aud suffers from nIGcr~tlup have
anyihing bat tat breath Ab a Those
s,omarh dis9rGers mean just one ting
Ae,d-Ssom.oh.
kAToAiE the wonderful ucVY stomach
remedy 10 Tlessaat tasting tatlet form that
you eat iike a 1T OF candy tr5ars q.lck
tsiei tfcmthess stomach Tniserses kA1OSlO
swee.ens the tIenl1 because il make the
ttorn zach tweet, cool and comfortable Try Il
ioF thas nasty tskte, cobgested throat ana
kAAcy feeiing alter too much smoking
u neglected Acid Stomach may reuse YOU
lot OF serious trouble Il leads to nervous
aess headaches, Insomnla rnolsucho,la tteu-
nstisin. scss,ica. heart trouble. ulcer aud
cancer OF the storn acn. II makes its millions
~ vfcuns Wetk and r,4seFabse. iig,lese lacA-
0g IN e1ere7, I'll tired out IL often brinps
about chronic inv aisdlsn prem azure old age
arbcrtening Of one DAYS
VOC Deed The help that EATONk~ c,n give
seo you are not tee'lng as s.rsv- and
Nch - you should You Nf.l kr s-~p-. se1
- sse how much better you wA~ feal Gst as
NOON as you begin taxing eNs w0utertlA
stomach refnedy Get tiR 80 ceut box from
your druggist today He vii! return Your
3ooey II you are GOT satisfied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

Several people have bumped up
against disgrace while trying TO
dodge poverty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

II the women want to wear ri ock-
irgs that are so thin and gauzy that
they do not conceal tho color of the
skin or the shape OF the inclosed
leg -iirb-that IL their business and
not ours. We men don't have to
lock--unless We want TO do So
Jacksonville Hustler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-09

That rainbow which spannad ed
Morrow Saturday when he mad his
promises remb1ds Us Of the bag OF
gold va were promised Mt the end
OF the rainbow and which We ware
foolish enough 10 believe In our
young days Elizabethtown News
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-08

(Continuara ell lunes)
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8 DE NovIEMERE DE 1914
La Odisea del Emden

Curiosisima interesante EN- grado
sumo es la odisea sufrida por ell cru
cero aleman EMDEN, ell cual, como re-
cordaran nuestros lec.ores, despues de
hundir numerosos buques mercantes in
gleses y de sembrsr ell terror con su fe-
chorias en- los mares de Oriente, logro
scr hundido por ell crucero australiano
SYDUEY ell nueve de noviembre de
rrar a continuation los principales Incl
den es provocs dos por ell EMDEN, pues
to que hoy Sc cumplen cinco amos de
haber desaparecido Ell ell fondo de los
mares.
Desde ell principle Gle las hostil;dades
hasta los primeros dias del mes de Sc
tiembre, no dio dicho buQue senales de
existencia; nadie saba de el.
Nadie saba donde estaba ell EN-
DEN; su nombre no iba va en- labios
de nadie nj aparecia en- las columnas de
los peri6dicos, cuando de pronto circu-
10 por Europa y eXaspero al imperialis-
mo britanico, una noticia al parecer
insignificant es. El cable de Australia
al Canada, celebre entire todos los ca
bles. telegraicos submarines, que par
;icndo de la costa oriental de Austria
liza y amarrandose en- las islas Fiji y
Fanning va parar la costa occiden
al dol Canada, aparecio cortado.
Mien ras Sc discutia la posibilidad
de que el EMDEN pudiera no eau
sar al comercio ingl6s perjuicios y mo-
lestias, ell crucero germanico vigilan
te Y preparado, escudrinaba cuidadosa
T'ento ell horizonte y recogia avido to
dos los mensajes radiotelegraficos qu,
podicn ponerle sobre la pista de sI
eventuales prcsas y cuando va creia.
los tripulantes que su ;rabajo su te
son serian inlitiles y que no lograria:
encontrar ningiin buque mercante ir
giles. eli dia 10 Gle setiembre, no lejc
de ia entrada del golfo de Bengala. d:
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ell "Sidr ey"

visan los vigias una ligera humareda
y luego un buque dc vapor; la especta-
cion bordo del crucero fue grande
hasta que la distancia dejo yer la ma
cionalidad del navio; era en- efec.o, un
buquc ingles el ENIDEN toda ma
quina Sc dirigio hacia el, alcanzando-
% al POGO tempo. Fra nm 'cargo-boat',
el Indus, de 1875 toneladas que con
carga general salio del golfo de Benga
la. Ell EMDEN lie intimo la orden de
pcnerse al pairo; la tripulacion, que ig-
noraba la presencia de buQue alemanes
ell aquellas aguas, y conociendo que Sc
ria initil todo insento de resis' encia, ODE
deci6. Sc destacaron las lanchas del
EMDEN, sus hombres, armados, SUI
bicron bordo; I'm oticial interrog6 al
c. pitan v la media hora, trasladados
a bordo del crucero teut6n la documen-
aci6n, los tripulantes, ell carbon los
where's del Indus, empezo contra
el ell fuego de las, pleas de los nm.
y al POGO ratio hundi6se.
Ell dia siguiente, once de setiembre,
bajo un cielo limpido y reluciente cal
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E. NEUMANN.

Geado por ell sol tropical, continue el
Cl EMDEN su activa vigilancia POGO
antes de mediodia Sc diviso o:ro buque
ilgles tambien, ell ''Lovat'', de la Com
raiiia de Indias y de 6.102 toneladas
cue, igualmente ageno la presencia
de barcos alemanes Ell aouellas aguas,
navegaba a todo vapor. Un canonazo
eel EMDEN resonando como un true
no en- la sedante calma de la maiiana
tropical lie obligaba a ponerse al pairo
Y aguardar la vista de un des acamen
60 Gle marineros teutones que visitaron
embellishments todo Ell buque, hicieron
rapida requisa de provisiones des-
pues de obligar cortesmente sus tri-
pulan:es a trSsladar a sus carboneras
sodo ell combustible que en- sy;s paiioles
levaba, les signifcaron que debian con
siderarse desde aquel momento como
prisioneros de guerra y prepararse a
srasbordar al crucero llevando su equi
1aje despues de demostrGr que no con
enia armas nj explosives. Y efectua-
% ell trasbordo cafoneado, ell "Lo-
var, segunda victima del Emden, fu5
reunirse en- ell fondo del mar con la
primera Y esperar a las cue en- breve
cbian reunirse con elias. ell dia ST.
.uiente, IL, fue alcanzado el "Killen', i,
lie 3.544 toneladas, aprisionada su tri-
oulacion y hundido despu6s de haber
sprovechado las provisiones y combus-
ible que tenia a borGo.
\ A las pocas horas de hundido ell Xxi
LEM fue avisado ORC buqus mercan-
e, ell "Kabinga'', que obedecio Ell ell
lcto las sefales del EMDEN para que
liciera alto. Sc personaron a bordo de
licho buque los ofciales alemanes, re-
:onocieron ell cargamento y las provi-
ZONES cuando entraron a la camara
lie los oficiales para revisar la documen-
ACTON, ell captain les presen.o a su es-
oosa, que viajaba con el. Era una com
elicacion con que no Sc habia contado
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AlaLa DIA COMO HOYA
<~sH@ GV@
"Recordar es vivr--Dante.
8 DE Nov1EMBRE DE 17e5

Real cedula habilitando los puertos
de Cadiz, Sevilla, Malaga, Csrtagena,
Alicante, Barcelona, Santander, Coru-
Ia Gijon para comercial con Am@ri-
ca.
"El monopo.io comerci2l es. ablecido
per Espaia EN- sus poses ones, tenia
Puerto Rico reducido a incomunicaci6n
con los puablos civilizados De este mo-
nopolio Sc luci6 hasta 1865 la Casa de
Contradiction de Sevilla, que enviaba
mercc derias esta capital, iinico puer
0 habilitado. EN- que Sc vendian al ri
pie al cuadruple del precio que las ia
cilitaban los contrabandistas de Ponce
y los de los demas lugares del sur
del oes e. Puerto Rico permanecia ca
81 olvidado, POGO menos, de su metro
ooli. En- muchos amos no asomaba ell
velamcn de un bSrco por la Boca del
Moro.
A las coionias americans no les es-
taba permitido comerciar unas con o.ras.
y el acceso a algunas de elias les esta-
ba. prohihiao a los extranjeros bajo pc
ma de muerte, como ocurria en- Buenos
Aires.
A remediar este estado vin'eron las
refo-mas iniciadas por ell reinado de
Carlos III, quizas e. llnico monarca boz
bon que merece placemes de la his.o-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-08

EMDEN volvio a bordo de es,e, que
sc alejo toda maquina
AL mediodia del trece. resono la voz
del vi3ia diciendo: ''buQue snemigo a
la vista por babor''. Era ell vapor "Di-
plomat' Gle 7615 toneladas que paula
tinamente Sc d!rigia hacia ell EMDEN
que puso la proa hacia el; al POGO ra-
to los vigias del buque mercante avis
.aron al crucero aleman al reconocer
por su pabellon su nacionalidsd vir6
de bordo forzando la maquina intento
huir; pero no en- vano era ell EMDEN
un crucero igero y con su velocidad de
% millas por hora fue acortando la dis.
tancia hasta que alcanzando al bI1ue
mercante tuvo que ponerse al pairo
aguardar los botes mientras los .a1c-
nes. del crucero lie amenazaban. Una vcz
trasladados bordo del EMDEN Ia ri
pulacion y los where's del Diplomat :,
alejose ell crucero va la dist,ncia
conveniente lanzo contra su proa IN
torpedo, hundiendole. El dia lyd,-nte
fueron alcanzados y hundidos los vapo-
res ''Trabocd' de 1923 toneladas Y
"Clare Motheson' de ATS despues d4
hacer prisionera la tripulaci6n re-
quisar las provisiones y combustli,las
de los marinos.
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"Recordar es vivir---Dante.

ria .por las oportunas medidas que to-
mo en- bien de Espafia de sus colon'as,
medidas propues.as por ell Ministro &C.
neral de Indias. don Jose Galvez, lue-
so marques de la Sonora. La pr;mera
determination fue publican la Real Ce-
dula de ocho de noviembre de 1765 ha-
hilitando nueve puertos de la Peninsu-
II, Cadiz. Sevilla. Malaga, Cartagena,
Alicante, Barcelona, Santander, Coru-
ma Gijon, para comerciar con Anne
r. Sin embargo, esta cedula no fue
todo 10 benefciosa que era de desear
para Puerto Rico, porQue ell inico puer
to habilitado entonces para el conner
oio, era ell de es.a capital, y las merca-
derias que traian los barcos espaiioles
no podian transportarse a los demas
pueblos de la Isla, por carencia de
eomunicaciones terrestres maritimas:
hacer un viaje desde Ponce a la Capt.
tai era entonces verdadero prodigio, y
los ribereiios del Portuguese vivian con-
ten os y satisfechos negociando con ex
tranjeros, cuyo comercio c5andestino
montaba a mas &c 100000 anuales,
nientras ell del puerto de esta capital
apenas negaba a $4,000 Ell ell misgno
pso de tempo, diez veces menos.''
E. NEUMANN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-08
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Med1cc CiruJano, rarmaceutico. Bac-
seriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue
va York. Excatedrattco de Bacteriolo.
gia de la UniversidAd de Puerto Rico
Laboratorio de Anal;s1s Chn1co y
archaeological Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de 10 A.. M
Rio Pieocas. Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-08

Y respecto Ia cual no tenian ordenes
y uno de ellos volvio a bordo del EN-
DEN a dar aviso dc clio a su CONAN
dante Muller. Era possible hacer prisio-
nera a una dana? Sc compaginaba con
la hidalguia ell abandonar a una sonora
Ell alta mar bordo de una lancha? Nj
por un momento paso por la mente del
jefe aleman semejante a:rocidad con
una caballerosidad que a algunos les pa
recera ciertamente extrafia, con Muller
peso a bordo del "Kabinga'' para
ofrecer sus respetos dicha sonora, de-
jo a bordo del buque ingles las provi-
stones suhcicntes para que pudiera ga
mar Ell puerto mas proximo indicando
asimismo su captain que les dejaba
en- libertad y no hundia ell buque para
que Ia dana que en- el viajaba no Sc
viera expuesta la moles:ia de ser pri-
sionera nj los peligros de ganar la
costa mas proxima en- una lancha de
POGO porte, mando retirar el destacamen
to armada y encargando al captain no
diera noticia exacta de la situaci6n del
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GEN. LUDENDORFF REHUsA
BATIRSE CON Won HINTZE
ADONIs

GINEBRA, octubre 17-El Almiran-
te Won Eintze, -Ministro Ge Relacio-
nes Exteriores de Alemania desafio al
Gen. Ludendorff un duelo, pero este
Sc nego a batirse.
Los padrinos de Won Hintze vista
ron Ludendorff, pero ell iguo jefe
de Estado Mayor dc Won Hindemburg
reiuso il al campo de honor.
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oPoRTUNIDAD

GDesea usted comprar una buena ca
sa de concrete acabada de constrlir con
material de primer calidad, divisiones
de cipres, herrajes de metal con cuatro
dormitorios. Excelen.e instals ci6n sa-
nitaria? Lame a su duefio d. Diaz Ale
jandro, telefono GIG, San Juan, Ferre-
terra Finlay. Advt.
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tt.i-f..l---.t-.-l..i.-i'-t--i.t-.f'l--..i-.-i--
I Sc pagan los mejores precios por .
1 pedazos Y pleas de metal de to
r das clases. Sogas, Coma, etc. Ma .
\ quinaria en- uso.
I The New York aad Porto Rico Metal Co
I John Lewis, Proprietor.
+ Tel. 800. Stop 3la Pta. de TERRA :
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c. o. D.
Pida por c. o. D. los articuIos
siguientes procedentes del Cam
pamento Las Casas"

Un bail de Iona, Khaki, $500
Frisas Khaki, 4.5O
Id. Girls con lista de color, 800
capas de aqua, 200
Ponchos militares, ESQ
CoIchones militares, ITS
Camisas de lana usadas, 200
Sabanas nuevas I 2 plza, $50
Id. nuevas de dos pIazas, LIS
Zapatos usados March. 2.25
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.
San Jose No. 2, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-17

tneton to see President Wilson during
the latter's short visit to the capital.
There are two political parties in
Porto Rico" said Gov. wager, the re-
publican party and the unionist party.
The republicans are clamoring for
statehood or some form of autonomy
under the protection of the United
States, while the unionists. who are in
the majority, are simply working for
a larger proportion of local self-gov-
eminent, and are content to leave the
question of statehood for the future.
They realize that Porto Rico, without
the aid of federal revenue. could not
support itself. and they are satisfied
with the progress the island has made
in self government since the heel of
the Spanish oppressor was lifted.
For that reason don't quite under
stand how a resolution asking for
statehood or independence could get
through the legislature.
islands Trouble is Over Population.
1.-THE federal government has gone
as far possible in granting local
Disagreement in Porto Rico, and it
VIII go further and give the natives as
complete control of their local affairs
as safety and prudence will permit.
We have only been in the island for
twenty years, but we have accom-
plis T. ed wonders in that time.
"PC rto Ricos principal trouble is
th"t it is over-populated. The island
is only 3435 square miles in area, but
i: holds 1,250.000 people, and the pop
Ill ton is growing all the time. We're
like the old woman in the SHOE who
had SO many children she didn't know
what to do. I have been advocating
emigration of the natives to Haiti and
=
1T "a opportunities for business expan-
S;Cr'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-17

man who is really able to pay taxes is
let of for a song, and some one else
to do the singing. The small man uses
his farm to make living, and often is
compelled to borrow the money with
which to pay his taxes. The corpora
lions and land sharks buy the land to
speculate on, and in most cases their
land is assessed at less than fifty per
cent of that of the farmer whose land
joins his.
One or two things I wish to espe-
cia1ly call to your attention with ref
erence to the abolition of the Office of
county commissioner is that the bust
ness of the county is just as large as
die this vast business the smaller coun-
ties usually elect men who have made a
failure in everything else. and who are
not qualified, from a business stand
point to successfully operate a chicken
farm, and turn over to them the entire
business of the county to handle. To
successfully conduct and manage a big
business it takes good business men.
will leave it for you to say il the
small county ever gets qualified bust
ness men for this position. The fact
of the business is, a real competent
business man won't have the place,
the GUESSING and criticisms voluminous
and no pay, and you can't expect a
real business man to bid for the place.
Respectfully yours,
J. ED. STOKES,
Representative. Bay County, Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-17
HARD ON SHOES?
THEN READ THIS

II marched through the mud of
Flanders. through a large part of the
Lorraine sectors, and lastly from
Chateau Thierry to Fisrnes, and my
shoes with Neolin Soles are still in
good condition For five months I
alternated these shoes with two other
pairs. which are now. worn out, but
the Neolin Soles look as if they had
another FIVE good months of wear left
in them" Written by Lieut.. Edgcrly
Austin, AmericanExp editionary Forces,
France-October 18th, 1918.
This is exceptional service, all army
men will agree. Civilians rarely give
their shoes usage such as this; but if
they are hard on shoes, and want to
cut their shoe bills down, let them try
Neolin- soled shoes. These shoes are
obtainable at most shoe stores in
many good styles for men, women and
children.
Or have your old shoes re-bottomed
with Neolin Soles. You will find these
scientifically made soles are comfort
able and waterproof, as well as long
wearing. They are made by The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio. who also make Wingfoot Heels
guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
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