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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

purpose of reaching agreements on
controversial phases, u would he IN
advisable 10 conduct these discussions
openly. There might never be an
agreement otherwise.
THAT would not be secret diplom-
acy In any sense however, for NO
agreement 20 arranged could be cf-
fectiye until approved ey All the dele
gates In open session,
The complaints which the British
correspondents have made 60 MI.
Lloyd gcorge and which the Amcri-
cans have submitted to Mr, Wilson
cuncede that Il may he incompatible
With public Interest to disclose GER
lain phases OF controversial questions
while they are being discussed but
protest against he "Ecutlcmeh
agreement which forhids any one %
the delegates from giving information
whatever outside % the official state
ment on which public opinion may be
formed and guided.
Official circles IN Paris are not
discussing peace nor terms tonight
Attention Il occupied with the qucs-
tion whether there will be "a ~rcconHid-
| Grafton Of the action ~ today.
Ru--ian Quc~iion ~ so-,n.
Tho russian question, "A iH assumed,
will command the attention Of the
I conference az once. u seems prob
able that No russians will b. seated
aa representative OF their nation, but
they may be- consulted Tor Information
/ from time tn time nH he conference
| decides what " shall 10 a. check Boil
shcvism. The American point
that food b. tho best ammunition
nrninst uoishsvism accma also 90 be-
/ that OF the British, and plans now arc
hoing worked ont 10 get food INTO
| Germany NJ points where q b. held
necessary 10 supply b. and certainty
10 tho war rnyuEcd new states oi
southeastern Europe
~ aii these disc uEsionH. tho AmeH.
can officials are not losing sight of
their plans for getting tho America
army back home nH quickly uH pos
Hihlc.
The great sailo de- IN paiNni ~,
foreign office was today hstng pre-.
paired for tho nfsi meeting Of thf
congress. Except for the addresses ~,
President poinraro mud premier elem.
sutcHu thrrr Will Doe mo- Hpocrhmaktug
aud BE- b. not believed that tho HuhIr'
Of tho league of nations 90 thU puHa.
ton BIZ Russia wIil hr taken up ThtIi
CON udrrufiun VIII nwuit the nfHi bus.
iueas of che conEr"Ha
The question of representation ~
boz accorded nil the nations eNrcp.
WuHsln has hecn dlHpossd Of and whet
tho actual business sessions nj fhl
SUNDAY or Monday. the conference. i
iH expected Will thus be- rold, %
plunge INTO itH real work the rrpa
tlnu 81 the proposed league of ma.
lions and the making OF tho pprlm
mary peace. which latter la hoped foI
hy The early spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

succeaa has been won b. Enthoninn
troops against The nolnhoslkl who
have heen Invading Eatnoniun terri
toritV according ~ an Esihonian OF
ncinl statement today. The Esthon-
lana the statement Announces oc-
cuplcd The city 81 norraf on Tues
day. The nolshcviki abandoned mill
itary supplies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
By Ripley.

friendly bout with an English officer.
lie never failed Ca attend an foot
ball games Hnd chocrcd loudly Tor
tennis and golf, and particularly the
.plymuian athletic meets, came under
his enthusiastic adoption.
He was q big game hunter of world
Wide fame and made trips 10 Africa,
South America, the Hockles and west
orn plains. Wide publicity was given
TO these sporting and geological mis-.
aioua,
Al the time Of his death he VAS
hOuC uN president of the Recreation
and Playground Association Of Amor.
iCa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16

are rmpioycd by an these other
ar.urlos nr Mott said n wac not
Hufprisinr hat Fnmr mistakes boot
been made be- that mltIis hal boon
placed in responsible uositiurH TO-
added. however that every tffoft htu
hocn made and would continue tu ua
made in sci rd OF the unit aud e.
rtftIN mistakes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
lining \ TiIrND-

one iurlosuuo show viii Keep some
men awake longer than q dozen ror
mons.
lining \ FRIEND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
LORD CECIL OUTLINES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS IDEA
believes nn Agreement should he SI,J,.
to Submit All WnrlJkc Disputes
10 YrlNunMl.

Cecil. who has been charged by the
BsittSh government with the duty or
presenting Great Britain's ideas with
REGARD TO a league Of nations. tonight
gave the American journalists his
views as to the actual WORKING details
OF The proposed league II was the
most comprehensive statement vet un.
dcrtakcn by amy Of the dclegatcS to the
peace conference.
~ the outset Lord Robert offered his
definition of league OF nations as
follows:
An improved association Of nations.
providing safeguards FOR peace and the
securing Of better International CO.
operation"
The basis of a league Of nations. ms
conceived by Lord Robert. may be
eDitomized AZ follows?
An agreement among nations by
which each nation binds itself TO sec
that all wariikc disputes arc presented
10 thf LEAGUES tribunal for cOnsid-
Grafton and the use IF force TO ac-
complish this. If necessary.
sidcrI ON for specified time and fur
thcr time is TO c!apsc after I, de-
cision has been reached before the
contcnding countries shall be allowed
TO go TO war. Moral force, however
Is TO be tho ultimate factor employed
IN ainplifcation Lord Robert assert
cd mat an intcrnationul army and navy
were not feasible at this tinr Ma
ions. ne said. were not ready to sur.
render their sovereignty TO u league
OF nations TO the extent that they
dictate whether they should employ
their forces in the settling OF "a quar-
rel which the tribunal had been nm
apic 10 prevent by moral suasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Says Mew Ministry
Is But Makeshih
British Political Critic De-
ct0res George VIII Soon
Jettls0D HIS JonQhs.

LONDON. January 11-The new Brit :
'sh ministry as announced a few DAYS
ago Is only makcshift to enable The
BRUSH leaders TO hurry to Paris. let :
ing The Cabinet carry on" i'm their
Shrewd politicians predict privotolv
that Premier Lloyd George viii max.
y new deal within u month after peace
j. l.. Garrin, the best Informed or
British political critics, has given the
iElioWinE illuminating statement on
Lloyd George is wonderruII,. c.iu
iui captain OF the shin OF state, but lie
VIII ma that the deftcst skipper has
TO jettiSon his Joualis
After the momcntous task I'm Paris
nnDtc circumstances Will compel Il de-
ilniic strengthening on the progressive
Tho Times says: "rhc Prcmicrs sec
"nu government is Il deep disappont-
men, TO his gigantic following in the
we think it. prudent" says The
Morning Post. 10 speak with modcra-
tion ON all --s"bjects,' even upon the
APP ts,,. Of Winston Churchill to
The Daily Express has this to say:
Austen chambcrlain's appointment as
thanceilor Of the f;xchcgncr commcnds
itself TO nobody except certain vested
party interests
DAILY News; III any one would dc
most manifcstfy unft the non,inations
probably would coincide closely with
those now published"
Evening Standards Can any one
suggest that Chamberlain is adequate
10 the task assigned TO him. despite
his previous experience in the treas
ury? IT seems Il reflect ion rc-cmin-
emily the business of the nation that
we should he obliged to fsll back upon
rather old fashioned politician for
grent new job"
Glasgow Herald: The appointment
OF Churchill may he a blessing IN dis
Euise. but it is the hardened opinion
OF 4 very large section OF the public
that never was there a disguise more
cTertual or more complete"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
An important Discovery
SW00Ien Veins Relieved

That hbaorbinc. Jr.. would relieve
varicoso veins was discovered by an
cd gentleman who had suffered With
swollen veins for nearly fifty years
He had made nnany unsuccessful efforts
to get relief and finally tried Absor-
bine. Jr., knowing its value in reducing
swellings, achcs, pains and soreness
Abaorbine. Jr., relieved him and
after he had applied IL regularly for a
few weeks he told us that his legs were
as smooth as when lie was q boy and
all the pain and soreness had ceased
Thousands have since used This auti-
septic liniment for this purpose with
remarkably good results.
hbsOrbine, Jr. IL made of oils and
extTnots from pure herbs and when
rubbed upon the skin is quickly taken
mp by the pores: the blood circulation
In surrounding parts is thereby sttmu-
lated and healing helped,
% a bottle at druggists or post.
paid. A Liberal Trial Bottle will be
mailed your addrens for loo IN stamps
Booklet free.
". r. YOUNG, y. y. T..
40 Temple ST., Springfield. Mass.
--(AdY.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
INTERAlllED SOLDIERS
HAVE RESTORED ORDER
Efficiency of Trnns-Sibcrinn Nniirond
VIII he RESTORED on Tlun
Agreed UpOn.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE In
tcr1llcd military forces have r,s.tOrcd
order completely in Siberia from Niud-
ivostot TO Lake Ecikal, according 10
officials here. who have received adj
vices that the allied forces have agreed
upon u plan whereby the efficiency OF
the Trans Siberian Railroad and the
chinese Eastern Railway Will be re-
stored.
In outlining tho new plan. The state
Department issued tho following state
mcnt. The State Department has been
advised that an understanding has
reached in Tokyo regarding the pro-
posed restoration OF the efficiency OF
the Tran, Siberian Railway. including
proposed plan will he submitted TO
his. government through the Japanese
ambassador at Washington.
shall! he an nterailied committee IN.
der the presidency of = Russian, this
committee to consist of one rcpresen-
iative Of each OF the following ma
tionalities:
States, Great Britain, France and italy.
Under this committee there will be
esta blished two boards:
First. technical board. on which
Mr.. stevens Will serve; and. second. q
military board. Under the agreement
as outlined it appears that for the sue
cess of the temporary plan. which later
nations, or by the peace conference. tho
Omsk government VIII he taken TO
represent Russia in the territory con,
ccrncl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands Of families swear b5 Its
prompt results, inexpensive,
and saves about 81.

You know that pine is used in nearly
oil prescriptions and remedies for coughs.
The reason is that pine contains several
peculiar clements that have a remark
able effect in soothing and ealing the
membranes OF the throat and chest.
Pine is famous for this purpose.
Pine cough syrups arc combinations of
pine and syrup. The Syrup" part is
usually plain graDulated sugar syrup.
;, To make the best pine cough remedy
that money can buy, put ga ounces Of
Pinex, in pint bottle, and I'll up
with homemade sugar syrup. Or you,
can use. clarified moiasscs, honey,
or corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either way, you make n full pint-more
thnn you can buy rcady-madc for three
lines the money. 1t is pure, good and
very Observation-Disclosures take it eagerly.
Yop can feel this take hold of a cough
or cold in way that means business.
The,cough may he dry, hoarse and tight,
or 0,ay be persistently loose from tho
formation Of phlegm. The cause is the
sanc--)niiamed Northumberland this
!lnex and Syrup combination will stop
ltTusually in. "a hours or less. Splen-
did, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse-
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finex is highly concentrated com;
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Beware Of substitutes. Ask Your drug
gist for "2ia ounces of pincx" with
directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute sat.
isfactiop or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co.. Fl. Wayne, Ind. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
LONDON STIRRED BY CRIME
High British Army Officer Held on
Murder Charge, Another officer
Being Victim.
IBy Associated Press. ]

LONDON, January IA sensation
was caused in military circles to-day
when it was learned Lieutenant-Colo-
mel Norman Cecil rutherford had been
arrested, charged with the wilful muir
der of Major Miles Charles Seton, of
Melbourne.
The murder occurred at the residence
Of Major Seton's cousin, Malcolm Cot
ter Seton. secretary OF the judicial and
last night.
Colonel Rutherford. according 10 the
police, was seen to enter the Seton
house. The police We're sent for a few
minutes later and they found Major
Seton dead. with bullet holes in his
body. No reasons for the shooting have
Yet been disclosed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
One Pair Pants
Only for Dad
Sociology Professor Fig
ares Head of House Has
But Little for Himself.

NOW YORK. January 1.-THE hus-
have ncw; pair Of trousers Just about
once Il year and an ovcrcoat every four
years on II wage of $1,000 year in
New York. according to pr. William
Ogburn. professor of sociology at
Washington University aud member
or the War Labor Board. TcStifying
before subcommittee Of the board
which liz investigating wage conditions
or mari nc workers here. DIR. OEburn
declared that this minimum igure will
year and = skirt every two years She
could have - a year for lingerie and
So for the "houschold fund
Thc comfort minimum" is really
1900 more than the bedrock minimum
Professor Oyburn told the committee
tie did not state how much more than
1880 would be needed to live in the
5000 old American system. whiub
"ouid include movie now and then
ana other such Injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
JUDGE MARTIN MAMTON
May SUCCEED GREGORY
Member of United states Circuit Cour,
in New iOri> May Get
Cabinet job.

WASH lNGTON. January 1.-THE
name o. Judge Martin r. Manton OF
the United states Circuit Court in New
ork. was prominently mentioned to-
uay az possible selection by ihr
rrGSi6"ni to fill the vacancy in his
.anihet caused by the resignation Of
Attorney General Gregory ScvcrnI
members OF the Senate said they had
heard Judge Manton fAvorably spolien
OF IN connection with the appointment
Judge Manton was recently elevated
!" me circuit bench, having served q
number of years as a district court
lnus" lie is known to have n strong
following in New York and Is said to
Al. Smith. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

SVEN AN ovation By Richmond Rotar-
sans and their guests
Az brewster nj mo Mime ava
"1nd OF soldiers furnished music a
n.chly. with Mr. Matthews directing
.ne SINGING. The attempts 10 whistle
br!SNien ms Corner" met encourar
ing comment from Mr.. Matthews. who
: Mr; sundays assistant
rms "hiStling stunt is great" de-
man in the old days. you know If
YOU went home 'tanked up and man
"Sed to whistle brighten the Corner
YOUR VIE might think you had been
10 hear Ar; Sunday if she didn't smell
your breath"
The Jewish people Of Richmond will
gather in force at the Auditorium to-
night. since the service will he fea
turcu by Mr.. Sundays famous sermon
on Jacob, said to be the most thrill
standpoint ever delivered in any city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
ln;rORTS INDICATE; THAT
SIcNE.RAL HUNDRED Arr; DEAD
RISITISII TRADE: BODIES
VIEWS on PEACE; TERMS
iBy Associated prcss.i


.f.ONDON. January li.-Refore his
departure for Paris. Premier LLOYD
ttorge was given u memorandum Is
sGed by the associated chambers of
commerce, emhodyng the views of
rhambers in al! parts of the country
regarding terms OF peace. The fol-
Lowing points were urged in the mem
uran1um:
The payment by the enemy OF all
war expenses.
ana damage TO property arising out OF
the war.
compensation for all personal in
iurics. including sum rcnrcsentinr
ne cost OF all pensions paid to dis
ap,cd men, women and children.
compensation for the loss in ma
iionaE MOWER caused by the death or
'disahlement of potential producers
and by the disorganiZation o: means
OF production and transport
The payment Of all enemy debts
and interest on all charges from the
cate they are incurred until anal pay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
MOB ATTACKS ARSENAL
'"" m reru. IL Scene Of RIotinE when
o"ps encounter Strikers-Food
Problem Serious.
ny Asenciated prcs,,

LINN. PERU, January IA moh
OF strikers attacked the arsenal hnro
pouay nmi was driven off by the
FOODS. There were also many small
,hr",s heiwesn strikers and troovs
~ ous hout INC city. The strikers made
an nnsnccsssful attempt 10 burn the
"a iIao Railway station '"e
.;;ipoel enpioyees to-day joined tho
1870 ana virtually all the hotels mud
eS,am1ants are closed. The food Drob-
w, .nrehiens 10 become serious.
.oin'nunication with Morococha
Hhefe me copper miners struck yester'
day, when a general strike vas me-
hn ni1"tn throughout the republic. has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
DECLARES MARTIAL LAW
Chamber Of Deputies Of Bucnos Aircy
Ac's Ia i,nd Drspcrutc
Outbreaks,
niy AAsociatcd prcsa

btt.NoS AIKES. January Ia--'rhc
'hamhcr Of Deputies to-day by a vote
o' o. 10 - declared martial law through
out me entire republic for thirty DAYS
me biIl IL expected to pasa the Sen
~. !" morrow and to receive the sig
nature Of the Presidents
Tho measure viii bcro,uc rncc,ivc
!pncdiatrly. Crowds ouisid. Tie news
p"p'r ,onicca chccrcd the posting OF
The Minister OF the Jntcrior .nncar.d
nnloro the Chamber or Deputies by In.
Nliatlon this evening 10 cxDlain The
SITUATION lie said tho disturbances al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
ROPER AFTER THE REVENUE
Collectors of Income Taxes Will Get
New Hunks About Feb
ruury !.
WASIiINGTON.

WASHiNGTON, January l4-ConH-
become :, law within a vcry. short time
mas bccn shown by the action OF In
tcrhHi Revenue Commissioner Ropcr In
ordering The PRINTING: Of the now forms
Tor the collection OF the income taxes
me forms are to be IN the hands OF
collectors not later than February l.
according 10 the instructions given by
Comm !SsIOntr Roper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
WOMAN FIRES SHOTS THAT
HALT TRIO BENT ON HOLD.UP
Was Counting ChDngc in UuSb,nJ..
bar when Tbrrc had Mrn
Enter.

,,.,JtHSI:f CITY, y. j.. January H.
hrc" masked robbers were routed
!"-haE ana one wounded by Mrs vii.
h"id up the saloon OF her husband
Two OF The men were armed Mrs
MafN. VINO was behind the bar count
ine inc receipts. fired four shots at
inc lriO. MarN, porter and several
customers were in the bar. The rob.
b'fS; VINO were traced to the Hudson
Boulevard by "a tran of blood. srau,a
in an automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Nnmc Peace Delegates.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. January IA
Advisory Marketing Board, who con-
cluded their meeting here to-day, an
nounced tonight the selection Of three
delegates to the peace conference in
the commission of seven to be sent by
the National Board of Farmers Or
CARNATIONS. The three are John a.
Simpson. president of the Oklahoma
Farmers Union; DR.. II. O. Alexander,
president of the North Carolina Farm
crs' Union; Il. a. Calvin, OF Houston.
Texas, legislative representative of the
marketing board at Washington, ID. c.
4 Times-Dispatch Want AID will rent
them for you. Phone your Want Ad to
Randolph /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
REPUBLICANS WILL FIGHT
Famine RELIEF MEASURE
Hearings on Dill WIN Begin ,ro-Duy
pefore Senate Appropriations
Committee

WASHINGTON, January i4.--iiear-
imgs on tho bill appropriating 500
ooo'9go for famine relief in europe and
been urged by President Wilson as
the only means OF preventing the
westward spread of Bolsheyiltisnl. will
Appropriations Committee, sitting in
executive session.
senator Martin, chairman of the
committee, announced to-day that rep
rsSentatires of the State and Treasury
departments and the food administra-
non nave been asked TO appear for
pcnditure OF the relief fund
republican leaders plan to vigor-
last night by the House without Jivi
SION party lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

ASHLEY - Entered into eternal rest "a; n: ~
" NJ In Stuart Circle Iiospiial MI,S
Jane ARNALi. ASHLEY. widow 81 Henry
g. hShby. In her seventy ninth year
Funeral notice later.
SWhfNE Died. at Shcphrrhs,own. " Va.
Srsirrday ht o'ciock. CHARLES u.
'rumI COMPANY, "f thts city. Ills genial
'"urtenanc hEh hearty hand shake viii H.,
missed 10y his bysinc.4S nss"ciuics rnd ma :,
tilrghH IN Eastern Norih Carolina MIR
SRSFpr lrsEGa - wife who was AIisr Glad !.
I"rkrr: 81 fr"nkiin. Va. and young son
e. vs.. SwHtnc, Jr. '''
Inicrt,nt Y;il take t,lucc Jn.bAy al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
CONFER AT MURAT PALACE
president Has Lloyd George und Roma
Law az Visitors nj Paris
Residence.
LBy 5 ssocintnl rrn.s

FAEtS. January 4-ircsidpt Will
son continued his ;ndividuai confer
G tni. ht Mnrat Palncc to-day with
These discussions are Uniformity s,,ch
a$ VIII he constantly held from now
or, Ihos" who met The President this
HHiiinciIn"oh included the British Prime
Bonar Law. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

MoNTGbMEHi, ALA. January IL
Win field OF sixteen starters. the
iu'sl series Of the Derby stake of the
National Field Trials Association was
hcid to-day at Calhoun. six dogs being
selected for the final event to-inor-
row, these being Eugcne's Ghost Gin
cinnati Maj. Dr. John Davis. Pearl OF
Joyeusc. Rivcrvicw Queen and Johr
iCmkins Jack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
RcrommcnJs Projects. complc,,on

WASH iNGToN. january I'.-Com-
nlction Of twenty-five housing Droiecte
neehh by TIE government during the
var including two ~ Norfolk was
,cconinrhued TO the House Buildings
Committee TO day by otto NJ Eidjiiz
president Of ibr United States Housing
corporation. Mr.. I:idlitz's recommen.
ne non was made during considerable
sc the Senate joint resolution providin..
MAJ al projects not rs per cent com.
plcted should he Abandoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Sweden Oppo.c hn,cn,,

STOCK HOLM. January li-Scyeral
important Swedish industrial orEantza.
IONS nave published protest in dis
approval or unncutral publicafions ,,nr.
such AS the Atonbiadcts rencatcd
articles dcnouncing the entente, Amer
is signed by the Swedish Industrial Az
sociniion. Export Association, stock
hoiu Chamber o! Commerce. Bankers
,tub ana several associations of mann
iacturerS Of paper. iron. chemicals and
electrical apparatus az"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Have Forty Pence r,,,,.

pARlS, January H. Nearly fortv
different plans for league Of natjonn
arc now before the American dclcgatcn
Each has poIntE OF merit, but many
contain sections directly at variance
with the ideas forming the bases or
INC other schemes. In order that tho
intcra iiicd conference may hcncfit b..
All TINS matter. il is 10 be laid before
commission created for tho purpose:
IL is even probable that il Will he
SUBMITTED separately TO each dclepa-
,on In order TO hasten conclusion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Rheumatism

IS completely washed out Of the sys.
lem by The celebrated Shivar Niucru
water Positively guaranteed by
'nnnsy.back ofr Tastes fine; costs Il
ir1ifc. Delivered anywhere nv orr
hlchT2nd aEsnts--Spsnc Nunnamuker
Co. Phone thcm.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Cos, or Li>Inr Doub,..

MENico CITY. January 1.-THE De-
"a rtIncn, OF Industry and Commerce
reports that the cost OF living in
Mexico has doubled since 1910 The
nEurcs quoted comprise prices paid or
AIRY workman's fare Among the In
crcascs noted are: Beans. IL 10 Is
cents; lard, co cents to Sc25: beef. ~
to so cents: rice. - 10 "a cents: rem,
S. 10 81: clothes. So to AZ "