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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
MONOTYPE P|NMEN
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Numbers One and Two Defeat
Sellers Teams in Manufac-
turers' League
HOWARD LEADING SCORER

The Manufacturers League matches,
rolled on Costa's alleys last night, re
suited in Southwark Foundry winning
two cut of three games from Simon
Struse, Fairbanks lost two to
Girard Shoe Company, Monotype No.
. won three from Sellers No. and
Sellers No. lost all three to Mono
type No. l.
Scores:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Mr.. FAIRS, LONDON, BEATEN
Jay Gould Gives Another Brilliant
Exhibition of Court Tennis, WInnlno

Jay Gould gave another brilliant ex-
Club yesterday, when he defeated Punch
Fairs. late of LonGon. but now con
nected with Clarence Mackay's private
court, two sets to one. Ga, SO, Ga
1t was most exciting match. for Fairs
showed some of his old time form, and,
in view of the fact that he celebrated
his forty fifth birthday this week. he
astonished the gallery by his vigor and
activity.
Fairs has held the court tennis cham
pionship of America four times. losing
1t to f. Covey in 1919. while suffering
an acute attack of rheumatism, and
there is no doubt that had he been in
normal condition that year he would
now be the challenger of Gould, IN
stead of Covey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
SIR. THOMAS WANTS
ANOTHER INSPECTION
Leaves for U. S. Today to See
Yacht in Ten-Day
Visit

London. Oct. 25.-(By \. PD-Sir
Thomas Upton, challenger for the
Americas cup, will sail for New York
on the liner Carmania today Sir
Thomas plans to remain in the United
States for ten or twelve days fl" the
purpose of making an in ipection of his
yacht, Shamrock ", with which he
hopes to lift the cup.
On his last visit to America. in the
spring of this year, the Irish yachtsman
inspected the Shamrock ~ at Erie
Basin. where she still lies, and pro-
nounced her fit for racing
The present flying trip Of Sir, Thomas
Indicates not only that he fully expects
to have his. challenge accepted. but also
that he intends to make every effort to
land the international trophy, originally
donated by Queen Vicoria, for which
h. has tried three times In vain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
RUSSELL TO BOX MACK
Bantams In Return Match at Atlantic
City Club Next Week

Mickey Russell. of Jersey City, and
Battling Mack, of Camden, have been
rematched by Herman Taylor for the
star eight round bout at the Atlantic
City Sporting Club for next Tuesday
night. Two weeks ago this brace of
bantams put up sensational eight
round slugfest.
Army VS.. navy will be the feature
Of the first eight rounder on the pro-
gram. when Sergeant Reddy Bell, of
the Twenty eighth Division, opposes
Ensign Billye Rolph, 135 pound cham
pion of Uncle Sans gobs, In another
eight round set to Whitley Fitzgerald
will take on Johnny lyman.
A six round bout will be between
Eddie Cavanaugh and Johnny Ray.
The latter is promising Atlantic
City bantam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Spencer Was Shock. .Absorber

Andy Burns, the Port Richmond feather
weight defeated Willie Spencer. of Glou-
cester. y. j.. IN the wlnd-up at the Cam
bria Athletic Club. last night. II was a
fast fight and pretty tough at times and
Spencer put up q good contest. considering
that he had no time to train for the bout,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25

going going to attempt comeback After tough
eFqilqF FiebFf,pRh himself by doing longshore work.
training. In few weeks Hyland will issns
def in the general direction OF Lew
render Johnny Dundee and Willie jackson.
Lew Tender is in Detroit, Mich. for his
thlrd bout since starting his western in
Hled I to take on Harvey Thorpe. Of Kansas
City, in ten-rounder on Monday night
1t is rumored that Tender will return homs
after this bout because of lack of opponents
in the West.
Tommy Buck is still boxing He doesn't
belleVe he Is as good as he used to be. yet
Tom says he "can beat a lot of bimboes"
at Pittsheld. Mass, ten rounds. next We'd
nesday night, and he will leave for that
city tonight. Tommy weighs 126 pounds.
Benny VaIger, who admits being French
man because he was in La Belle France
Eddie Jackson. whoever he is. In two rounds
at Jersey City on Thursday night Valser
IaS 1ahrnu sIarted a strenuous campaign to get
the featherweight title at stake.
Joe BENJAMIN. of California and stable
mate of Benny Leonard, Is signed up for
two matches. On November he will meet
Joe yelling in an eight-round bout at New
ark, y. j. Six days later Benjamin will
show before a Philadelphia audience in q
bout against Johnny Drummie, at the Olym-
pia ciuo'
Jimmy Hill has decided that the u S. A.
Is no good place for him, so he has started
back to Australia. Hill came out of the
Anitpodes heralded as the greatest feather
weight wei Of all times. Benny yalger knocked
TEN in f-a-doZen rounds,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Ewes of South Turned Pitt,Uard


administered last bitter pill
swallow and Dixon line
returned home
this and the
al beating Pitt
Charley Outlaw Morgan Blake and few others organized
Club which had large membership At
would gowl each other and howl for Panther Down
football and coming battle in the North.
All have been while the
lesnan delivered
a that the shift
Don't believe it.
the shift which ruined
straight and victory
Tech S business today and will be hard to beat.
world for them Warmers
additional
the kicked from the They
sided
working with the
Pitt will better of football The line should improve
and such the the backfd will be able make
ne HART HASTINGS AOTor IN
~ section, opposing
through them before they started? That's 0a happened
Syracuse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Rose Tree Races
MEDIA TODAY. 2 P. NJ.

Fast horses from Metropolitan tracks
and Latonia entered. Eighteen flyers
In fiat race for Presidents Cup. Four
teen fine timber-toppers in Rose Tree
Plate crOss-cOuntry race.
Trains from Broad St, 1903. 100,
1928. Autos take Baltimore Pike to
Providence Road and then north.
seth Street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Carney Mixes Eagerly, but

Boston, Mass, Oct a5.-Paul Doyle. of
this city, won the decision in twelve rounds
over Billy Carney Of New Bedford. before
the Commercial A. c. here last night There
was hardly a round in which Doyle did not
latter mixed eagerly in his efforts TO turn
the tide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
WEST PHZLLY,S STOCK
BOOSTED BY VICTORY
mterSchoIaStic League
Team Football Standing
Yesterdays SCORES

YENTFKDN1'N SJUKES
League Games)
West philadelphia High, 13; Northeast
South Philadelphia High. 14i Germantown
High, 0.
Lansdowne High. 21; Cheltenham High, 2.
West Chester High, Al; Friends Cen
trai, o.
Bryn Athyn. IA; Chestnut Hill Aca-
denny. 10.
Rndnor High, 25; Haverford School, o.
Germantown Academy. 26; Arlington
High, o.
Ridley Park High. Z; Episcopal Aca-
denny. o.
St Luke's School, 0; Penn Charter. 9.
SwarthmOre High. 2I West Catholic
High. o.
,.I Ger%antown aG Friends. 81 Haverford Col
woodbury. High. 13: GIassboro High. 0.
HaddOnield High. 20; MOorcstOwn High, 0.
(Soccer)
Northeast High. 81 Penn Fresh. 0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
READY FOR OPENER
Eastern League Season Begins Mon
dav; NAmerieans Tackle Reading

The Eastern Basketball League sea
son in this city will be inaugurated
on Monday evening at Moose Hall,
1914 North Broad street, when the
North Philadelphia Americans oppose
Reading. The locals have what is con
sidered as the best team that ever rep
resented club in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
GENE paokard's Claim Gets Air

The National Baseball Commission has
disa Ilowed the claim OF Gene Packard. for
mer pitcher Of the Philadelphia National
League Club. .tor salary alleged to be due
him tor the nrst two weeks In August OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Mldvale Steel Beaten

course yesterday the philadelphia Electric
Company defeated the MidvaJe Steel COM
rany golfers by score of 18A points to o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
Htacans Appear to Be OutclasSed


~ DOPE Hugie Fullerton the
be They
Colgate the
ing something
weekan mi he didn't
S
the
Bed had
on
the history should
a
will trouble Sega the
line
hardest played thus and
strength of the The Rcd and
hoceper,
quarterback Bert Bell
nd q doSeng good Jackfc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
,ES TO COACH MZDDLEBURY TO A FOOTBALL
OMYAN OCTOBER
UPSET WILL SAVE
TIGER CLAN TODAY

On Form Colgate Has Decisive Margin, for Roper's
Green Material Has Regular Task to Check Such
Veterans as anderson, West and Others
IN THE sPoRTLIGHT-BY GRANTIAND RICE
Copyright 1919 All rights reserved
T%os eger thus since I seven,
rs Gse sd %1,, n0's o pas'ng ing time n"I has f0""-
Receives on the Una
@ ' a 1% Asis % @ way % ps2ss G" ; S
CVHlcH there vu the outside of Colgate,
Temporal, Etc.
Biz I % sna nn @ %9 n nave bic a n changed @ & Imagine one of the old
game & For Sn o s os"e gate 10 Looks @ to sa a decisive % % margin
@ u hits Veterans % as 3S %e to- & sS % n,Ss n @ @ msn 1s going
already eleven not supposed be nearly a,
strong Colgate But losing to Colgate disgrace.
QUITE number likely o before
The Western Feature
THE main western feature today will be the affair
Yo has smooth machine into the field
a s s back hsn s' ""a S5R G ] 1s S % By ss in s :
ma s @ This cGn 5 { estd sa @ ssH the championship the
may s that @ Sabt will p" 3ost us " of fifteen attempts
put present appear tn.
Penn's Test
HARVARD and Yale both drift along today
II
no eVeHs S e Of the 5er eS game IF the Red
desive
her ability
Pitt Us. Georgia Tech
Heisman
L of
% %f ss % G9' @ % & f 3H % s % 5 that r sss es s
his bckfd the
ball back a
lateralp passing Yaem
o
DI7T due for much better
last week, this contest should be the
of
a
w
If a s squtea
but it hasn't yet reached such serious state.
A the
"A daily tacking dummy three
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
GLOOM CLOUDS HANG
OVER A FEW OF OUR
BIG COLLEGE TEAMS
Dartmouth Causes Cornell Moments of Suffering, Col
gate is Certain to Annoy Princeton and Georgia
Tech Is Expected to Wouy Pittsburgh
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


TWO clouds of gloom hanging best colleges
- gloom Cornell
Maroon hue has Princeton the of Mysteries In
tnged with Gold
dreaded Panther off the
Cornell in New York; Colgate after scoring victories
Black Princeton
auopng received last has invaded Pitts
burgh for of
conflicts the card but the ndodpe should
Syracuse with Washington
Lafayette Yale Harvard
should their The Blue Virginia.
the Maryland Aggics and Harvard Tufts
ideal $ late in the
OF
tell the predict while
is full of confidence
$ n has been
if she
battles
Saturday
this will be tried
lew also will
lrOLGATE OF
Jrdyq a
field Gio, line pangcrs
country; Laird Wathins
hurry block torioGrd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
' Totals $50 Csc 675

The Philadelphia Made Hardware League
rolled their weekly matches on the Casino
Alleys last night. McCalla won all three
games from Morris Wheeler. Cam e. Saul
won three from Midvale w f. Potts e. Son
snoming won Two from Pennsylvania Forge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25

RvARD and Yale both drift along today
spinning around in dizzy circles
year If the Re
dccvey
her ability.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

Me ana pop and ma went tD q
concert last nito on account " pop
having haw' three tickets hrc1u4o
| 'slmholy asked him 10 for charity
and vs. was settling thcrc. nm, s,t.
, 'iuE in harl ~ some man with a
| bald hod aud lady in ID VII,
dress came out and sang us loud as
sh" could being prltly loud. and
about 10 people clppcI inolooding
] 'hc man with th" bald he'd no ngnf
NJ mo. and tho lady came out and
sang urcu for a. reward. and then q
plN IN u rcd dress came ont and
PLAYED tho violin Ho long YOU mifc
NJ 'haw' Ehc had forgot how 90
stop ana the man with the bald he'd
started to wiggl' crrouud. and /
lhawL O, my feet are sticking ritc
into him
Wioh they was on nccount NJ mo
having stuck rhom thru the crack
in iho scot iu frurt ~ me And I
quick pulled them back and the
man stopped vigFeIing and the lady
ln red stopped PLAYING and about
four people cIappci inrlO0ding the
man with tho bald he'd. ana I
thuwt ! wonder how FAR I'm can
slick my toes without touching him 20
Nigh ( started 90 tyy r. and tho
man with he bald he'd termed or
round and looked ~ mo mad prov
ing my fco' was tou'rhing him agrn
And Nuick pulled them away hgcu
and ,hDn puf them back and the
man with the bald he'd termed err
round looking even mndicr. me
thinking o. ! must Of nut them In
too far agCu. and ma wlsprrcd 20
pop. Willyum d.d you notice that
man with the bald he'd II blorE"
he's trying iO fCrl with me- that
twice he's termed crround now
The dooco YOU nyGsel pop And
jest them the man with the bald he'd
termed c.ruund Hrcn on account ot
mo having aNsidcntIy stuck him
uWCn with my toes. and pop sod to
mt Its wonder ~ WOuldent look
O. little more cheerful. he don't even
know how % flcrt--W well, he better
Not try 10 agon. just the same
And the ucNt time tho bald hedcd
man termed orround on account Of
my toes HNsidculy sticking him pop
looming lords hint looking even mad
der than he ala, saying Pardon me
sir is there cnything can do Tor
you'
Thor s"rteny l9. scd the man with
the bald he'd. and pop sed Name n.
sir. aud tho man with tho bald he'd
sod. lUu can us" your inf'ucnfs 20
pcrvcn' That brat of yours from
pushing his tors into the small OF
my back ever five seconds
Mcouiur me. and everybody or
round mffri and man with short
legs, and long hair came out and
sang iu q furrin lBnEwidgc and pop
took his hat frum under his sect
saving EnuN ~ this. let's Eo.
NiDh We tlI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

. 90 lay hcfarc you special treaty
/ with France whose object is the
/ temporary protection OF France
. from unurovokod aggression hy the
I power with whom this treaty OF
peace hls been negotiated It's terms
link ii with this treaty. take lib.
/ crty however. OF rpscryiug u for
'pcual rNplionnun ON another oc-
casion."
lie did not submit the treaty. he
did not diyulgc its terms. be- did not
even summarize o. he simply tuhk
the liberty of violating TO-
why There must have been
some rouAOn for tho Incorporation
OF that particular provision ln tho
Franco American treaty There f.
none such In the Franco british
treaty wherein Article = provides
merely that the present treaty
shall before ratification hy his
m1lesty ho submitted io parliament
for approval not yoiUrilruuy with
the submission ~ the treaty uf Yer
s1ill's nor az any other specified
time
How can this marked difference
'' A''' '..'H lH' We '"N only l"N-
lecture. OF course. but o. IS surely "a
th'r presumption that tnn provision
was not inserted. at tAo iusugation
ut the president who would hardly
have gone out ~ his way Co bind
himself unnecessarily io do q Ger
tain thing upon certain day
seemingly, Then. the idea must have
W. ..''''' ." '"' 'i'h'h govern
W."
liui Why should VI Clewrugolu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
HOROSCOPE
The uars incline. but do not compel
THJ RsDAN, july 81, 1913.
.opyught 1919. by tho MClufc News
Uaufr gyndtrate

NN I'AI. quo NIi. NH' 40 INN fNUp't
IHI RSDAN, july 81, 1919.
Copyright 1919. by tho Mcclure News.
paper syndicate
This last day OF July should be
lucky according 20 aBtrology. Venus
s In bonetic aspect and well placed
Tor human happiness. while Ncp.
tune saturn, Mercury ana Jupiter
are all friendly
All the signs seem 10 be mos
propitious Tor the high ambitions OF
women
Tho stars would seem 10 Indicate
mat women viii be peculiarly sen
.luve To the powerful astrological
Influences that VIII gradually lead
ihc nations ~ the world into better
relations with ane another.
While 70 Yill ho long time be-
iorc any wbmin viii rule, after
queens nave ceased 10 exist. growth
In political aCumSu and tfficlcucy
VIII ho rapid. The seers declare.
Persons whose birthdatc II rs have
nc augury Of unusual prosperity.
Money affairs viii be satisfactory
children born on this day have the
hes, possible forecast for they are
subjects of Loo and their principal
ruIor is the sun. which directs a.
ward success
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
DAILY FOOD
ruIInsnNY, JtLY 81. wv

Hcn,cforth there ~ laid up for crown Of
rightcousncur which Tho Lord the righteous Judge
shall give me that day. and not To- only, hut unto
all them also that love hla uppotrlug Thu. 4
blessed are the sons Of God,
They are bought with Jeaua' blood,
They arc rnnsdlucd from the grave,
lite eternal thoy shall have.
with them numbered may we he.
Nuw and through eternity.
The ycr, God u peace ssncur you wholly ana !
pray God your whole spirit aud soul and body be pre-
scryed bumcloas unto the rominG ~ Lord Jesus
Christ, Faunfu II he that calleth you who also Will
do IT, Lfhcss O.. 30. e..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
Tuu uurUNGr, ur rrr ARMY

Tcporla of nondrhp brutal practices ,r,ius, Amer
lean a'dIrrs during thr war SIRE ouumpn,r A. we
read ot IN" proven ,r,t vh.r, h.h pfu.,r' clothed
with huc hrI,f authority" turned back th, ,Iu,I,
~ civilization and established the disciplinary pus-
toms Of rho dark ages our blood bulls
We ~apoct that system that s pru,ou In,sp1hIr NJ
preventing such ohor,et,ra from reaching hgn station
We nRlrust pn institution mat has not ihr c,pa.it,
granting that D. has lhr disposition ro speedily ferret
them out ana runhh them. And vo d,r..t unpunu
hcdy tho disposition of hot s,f created ofr,.u caste
whose frst bylaw seems TO have boon ro shield and
protect lis own members
The admission ~ Lieutenant smith orhcrv ,o known
ns 'l'rdhoied' smith removes am doubt a. In corC
ions existing 900 at lcrst SOME SECTIONS uf thc Am,ri
pn croluou1ry rr'rc. And his expressed hell,f
mat hr win not 1.-Two long shows q conviction of his
own mind that ho has cnrrcd and deserves death nt
tho hands ~ some ono of his many victims who h. uo
longer under tho restraint of army discipline
Reading these things 30 becomes cnsy to understand.
why service undor tho stars and stripe. d. lces ,,
tnctyo go our youth than o. should De- >pr cam wei
blame them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31
sI.Lr.nrrEnMINArIoN or rrorLls.

FHh satanic Majesty must have stood At the shoulder
ot,woodrow Wilson and chorucd with gcc when thcre
wgs written into the celebrated 'fouTtecn points that
provision declaring for tho self determination Of sub
ject peoples"
For boy that act every racial question ~ the last
hundred years ct human history, some ~ them settled
hy tho blood and tears of millions. was rcopened
Racial aspirations long suhoriiratcd TO tho require.
ments Of new patrotsm were tanned into flame, and
preIudcou believed lo have been stamped out spruur
To- the surface
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

tcring phrase II s tragedy that no dtd not take his
eyes away tny clouds ~ theory and d,llsm Tor
n moment ana rast them upon tho ground. There
were problems enough facing mankind. why Md ho
Naut TO u,.lupl, them, AN hundred tod1
-
or course hc was thinking NJ the subject people,
ot Austria nut vhy didn't ne specifically and
mo, Indulrc In a generality mat could possibly do mo-
less than encourage open rebellion 81 every nation OF
tho earth
America has sunlcc, peoples plenty of them. Tho
practical statesman must have foresccu that such 20
declaration an invitation 10 tho American negro
Go make common cause with subject Ireland and dc.
moud Il hcarioR at the peace conference. And that
occurred And practical stotc1mananip would nu,,
forcsceu that nolns ignored ny the peace conference
there would be umhlugs of rebellion o., subject
peoples everywhere
what do you suppose the negro divine ot Sow York
city vta thinking OF sunday when ho. n a burst VI
imrud,ut oratoN assured two thousRrd Of his tc :
low, thot rnrall lalully vns the rrht ot the hla,k
and na, tho ,oorcd mnn would 81, the rshw due
rin f m.u..n men haI To- die Co obtain hcm''
Do .Nas snnNuE ~ fhl, wonderful declaration ot
tha rr...d.u, .f tho "uI,d sni,s vnirh on ntrrno.
uoual rya,, ,u..urr., hnA accepted AS In own THAT
and thar HIo..
what o.. .ua .an.a.. vHs o,r mr,une fr,a Doe.
hind uhus. Wl....... ,r..... fn. other u., a. rr.,
rrenHcaN urn.a ua r.uanm. f.re.. ol 0. white
mans governments
sef DETERMINATIONS. MO- H..
And wc h... nnar sun.,., peoples. w. have ur.
CheroNgef t0c oha..aea nr s,mnol., ur rrca.
saws mr An..hcs mo Wn.r., ,ro cnr,runss u,.
Arapaht,s. 'oo s.o., ue $50. u,r.,e Ono au,,.. u..
Shoshono7 .rd mass r.n uH..s
No' one of 'a.so nNoo...u.. n honorable r'.n.
tIr voted fn uurr. rnlr r....I ..nr,t..na ,.n rn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-31

/ tNc secretary ~ war and in charge
Iu' The rc-cmplnymcut OF cN-sJ.l s.
su.ure and marines, is ready to do
Lam o. his power tu help them tu thru
ulsl .ths UT better up SuWy 10 uN'
u.Fu . Of the f,Ielp Lu,trnm'nt
are eco nuurttiur with Ei" an tht
work Tho employers ~ the country
urv eco operating with him I'm
Eraysd Citations. signed hN me S"r.
rrt,rN uf the nav and hy colonel
Woods. are ro Doc awarded ~ the pa
trluiie employers who are taking
their uld men back
President Niomtrs own Treaty.
Does President Wilson regard tho
France. American treaty as mere
scrap pf paper? II not. why did he
deliberately violate one OF 10. most
important provisions within q fort
night after hc. us president uf tho
United States" and Mr.. Lansing. Hs
secretary of state ~ the United
States attached their Official Gig
natures 10 tho lrreeWcnt7
That hc ana that very thing thcrc
can nu no question Article of
iH, treaty reads
"Tn. present treaty Will hc sub
mIfird ip the scAatc OF the United
States az the same time as the
irrtiN ~ Versailles is submitted ip
the senate for ITS advice and con
sent 60 ratification
Submitted by whom By the
president himself Of course. who
alone N empowered On submit
lrcaflea who alone with tho socr,-
Rry ~ state has a right to siru them
"A. ID
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25

ne ate formed so much eas that 2
would helch up mN sour undlsrslci
food aud would become faint lrOm il1
aiugss. could hardly sleep af n.shf
fni the misery was 100 ANA iu ine
morning / would SET up fyelmg so tu-
m iDpt ] could hardly gct around
"lui ranlac has driven avat ryprN
hit of the psalm and misery ueFoN
suffer from Indigestion and eau pat
anything I want My condition has
improved $50 wonderfully since , aurl-
cd uu Tanlac that ann ahlc now lO
give ail ms time 90 my business JUST
like did before that awfu rhou-
maiism sot its hold ou ms. My wife
IS taking Tanac. too, ana she is lust
as enthusiastic about 10 as J anu"
Tanac ls sold in Corpus Dlus.i hS
nluu DruE Store.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-25
$1,000 GONE SAYS
WILEY VESPERMAN
SPENT SMALL FORTUNE on
TREATMENTS BEFORE FIND
ING RELIEF BY TAKING
TANLAC

spont nt least tWo thousand dol
iHra on medicines ana treatments Dee
fore finally got relief hr mkinf
Iyuiar." said wiley Nesnciman. Of
ftlh nuWaer avenue. Dallas. Texas,
20 Suffered with raeumatifm n my
irlt Arm and shoulder for aeYcn years.
No continued ANS 40 Times ! WAS go
badly crippled up ihni would have 9"
rise up ana go 90 bed. 4 also suffered
ieultly With indigestion, and what M