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manage TO make 1t TO Ponta Deisada.
in the Azores, and there coal UP again
SO. OF she set TO the doushboy's
cheers.
Ponta Dclsada and not coal passer
on duty. Why: Well. the chief of
all coal passers, the King. so Ia speak
mad died and the coal passers were at
the funeral
Wen wake en-" said the dough-
boys, again, passing the hat Bonuses
all around
II brought some OF the coal passers
hut not all. Even money. il appeared
was not strong competitor against an
an Azorean funeral. Stili. enough coal
passers showed up that day and the
next, with few recruits to warrant
the douEhboyS In believing they'd get
started soon. And ,hcn--Well and then
the boilers went and got so rusted tina
a gang OF thinkers had to como in and
tune them up.
However. the Rec ina arrived in por,
Friday. after eighteen days in the
crossing. and. AS the doughboys gen
orally agreed:
We'll be discharged right away. and
there arc Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day left. anyhow"
The returning douEhboys not only
reprcsented every State in the Union
but every organization in the Amcri-
can eXpeditionary forces.
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BEGIN ON MANUFACTURES
Committee Higgins Considering Cases
0f tonstRntInop1ea and Peopfe
Of .ArmenIn.

PARIS, June a9.---Almost Immediate
~ after the signature OF peace the
tentative machinery OF the league Of
nations WAS set in motion. the powers
acting on the assumption that the
treaty OF which the creation Of the
league is part and parcel will with
out question bc> ratified by the par
\ committee composed OF Niscount
Milner, Colone! House. NJ. simon Sig
nor Cresp and Niscount Chinda today
spent considerable time working out a
plan for the proposed league manda-
tories which will be submitted TO the
various governments for approval as
soon as il is completed.
Meantime il il expected hat Presi-
dent Wilson will put before them the
question OF legislation providing for
the taking over manufactures for Con-
stantinople and Armenia by the United
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WILSON SENDS MESSAGE
TO ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS
Greatest Feature OF Treaty I. Cannon
""tI"n for Peoples Whose Homes
Were Wrecked.
lHv A.socia,cd rrns.

LONDON. June ia pe,ce mcs,.,
,rom Presidcnt Wilson to the ia Nv
Mail and the Weekly Dispatch is printc d
ms morning III the latter publication.
Many things crowd into the mind
70 ne said about tho peace treaty. bu;
me thought that stands out in front
inc treaty the greatest possible meas
uTc OF com pcnsation has been provided
ior peoples whose homes and lives were
wrecked by the storm OF war and SO.
curltE mas been given them that the
storm snail not arise again. In so far
as we came together 10 insure theyc
thinss, the work Of the conference IL
finished but in a larger sense i;s work
begins Today. In answer to an unmis.
taxable appeal tho league OF nations
mas been constituted and a covenant
naa been drawn which shows the way
peace.
We. stand a, the crossroads. how
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sing TO the sccrctaryship. lie, there
iorc. carried his share OF the strain
ana the hardsh!ps during the madden
ing period when the nation tried most
desperately to maintain its neutrality
bore Many Burdens.
ihea came tho war with its added
burdens, with It's multitudinous inter-
ests TO he guarded; with it's new rcla-
tionShips 20 be maintained. The
heaviest OF this work fell naturally
upon lne counselor. a s the secretaries
immediate assistant and as his most
tustcd adviser. Since the armistirc
mere has been no relaxation for MIR,
. DIN, instead. ne has been compelled
70 assume in addition 20 his own worl;
me domestic duties OF tho Secretary OF
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

have not been learned. had miraculous
escapes from death yesterday evening.
when. while driving TO town brand
new fvc-pa ssenSer automobile. they
swcrvcd violently to avoid striking
horse, ran into ditch and turned
turtle. The occupants Of tho car were
thrown clear out and were slightly in
jurcd. The machine was virtually
stripped Of coach work and was found
with its four wheels i'll the air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30
0EPORTS ALIEN AGlTATORS.
AGAINST U. S. GOVERNMENT
Those Whose Uucrnnces Are Disloyni
VIII he sent Away From
Country.

NEW YORK, Juno @a.--Doportation
mas been started on conspiratorS and
alien aEitatorS whose utteranccs
writings and actions have hcen thrown
into the balance against the Unit ed
states government. Fifteen have been
dcportcd within the past week and
twice that number within the past
month, Il MAS revealed today. Among
those recently shipped on, OF the
country were the editors of two news
pap crs OF pronounced anarchist
lcaninss.
There are al l;ii.s Island now eiSh-
teen Other undcs rabies awaiting de-
portation.
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Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Baseball. Police w. Federal tie
serve, boulevard Field, >.
kiwnnis Club. ladies' night. Coun-
try Club of Virginia, 7:30.
stockholders of the Richmond
Housing Corporation will meet In
the board room OF the First Nn-
tional Bank to receive charter, {.
Finance Committee of tho City
Council meets this evening, =.
Garden party Mt Chiidren's Home,
Fouraurcnn's Lanc, >.
Lyric, vaudeville, 3;3O, : 80 and
0:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30
ISAIAH PROPHESIED ARlDiTY
"Therc Is Crying for Wine" mud Mirth
of Land Conc. Tie wrote
for nihle,

NEW YORK, June 29.---Isaiah the
prophet may have had some inklinc
several thousand years ago Of the
thirst that nrSh ibition would raise in
tho land. Attention was called TO-
day 10 the porphcts words AS found
In Isaiah twenty fourth c n ap c i.
eleventh. and twelfth verses, which
read as follows:
There is crying for wine in the
streets all JOY is darkened: the mirth
OF the land iS gone. In the city is
left desolation. and the gate is smit
ten by Destruction"
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

GEEENElLLE, :. e. June 2a.-Man-
a M;fap, ksy ,sau Of the tirsenviiIe south
ne ms return 10 the city the signing of
o,H Inc, new PLAYER player BERGMAN, Formerly
Cashion. of Grccnvilic. recently dis
charged from the army, both intieIdcrs,
2 no u, ne team while OIL. a trip tho
quisttions are uuthelder Everett Bank.
SION. formerly of New York Yankees.
h hss,;, q iormer Chattanooga Southern
birmingham. Ala, and Fob CountrNman
who comes from the Texas League.
CHAIR .OTTE. y. C.. June oo--six,y
employees Of the Southern Ecll Tcio.
nnonc Company arrived here tonigh,
,n ; Hnr'h ama south Carolina towns
Tuesday. with view 70 organizing AN
association Of company employees.
ASHiENllLE. \. C., June ~. The BIZ
Onicron sorority viii convene in this
Miss ,Erna r. Watson. Lexington. Ky.,
Gr Gre Ensn Mrs Smer Mx Eld M AanIn
Dooly Knoxville. Tenn. secretary; Miss
rlorensc potea;; Kansas City: Mo-
Kansas City, Mo. editor.
NEW YORK. June .2s.,,-s,il higher
statement issued ,onish, By tho Tan
3ers' Council OF the United States after
a meeting here. Responsibility WAS
placed by Fred 4. Vorcl, president of
tho council! at the door OF the good
old rule OF supply and demand" Not
only Is there large demand for
leather in this country, hut European
nations are anxious buyers. lit was
said
PARIS. Juno 2?.-Tcace was ccle-
oraied throughout France with the ut
most enthusiasm last night. At Mar.
Seii!cs, Touion and thcrDourE. as well
as other scaports, warShips were
dressed IN hass. statutes were fired,
cnufcn bclis were runs. and there were
iilumina,,on ana toschliEhi process
sons. AZ BordcauX the departure OF
the American students from the univor-
iiant farewell reception by the municis
panty
NSliING ION, June 29.--Resources
q! haliona! banks reported under the
ca OF MAY -. were announced TO-
~ o ns Gon siS,oooeeo' an increase OF
Deposits May u amounted 10 s159oS-
"S''eev", Sn increase crease since May 10, 1918,
~ e,ooo.ooo. since May 4. 1919.
.aess o. n onH n nsen an increase IN dtnosits
OF as2,oooVoo In the country. 1000
'ho Nifsoo"ooo IN other reserve cities.
rE.U. v,,pr ,-,.
49, oi;h' 'unr Is. j. konen.
TSinp. r.cSiuent OF me Commercial;
dav fr"n, IN onioH, H.. aTt!Vcd here to-
W We teiesranners strike In
u. !.
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estimated by officials of the Canadian
National Railway that $4,000. 900 will
be spent for new equipment during tho
present year Last year S"2o31I07
was spent for the same purpose chiefly
for "Oiiing stock The government
lines, as nov operated. include 1900
miles OF trackaSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30
VII Omen Road nldx.

LYNCHBLRG. June 2o.--The State
Highway Commission will omen bids
Monday for fourteen miles Of improved
roads in Campbell and Bedford Coun-
ties: the Improvement to connect with
roads leading into LynchburE.
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DR.. WILKINS ENDS
LIFE WITH ROPE
Continued From First raj

iSonllnued from lrst rage.)
is TO be closely probcd. Sheriff Sea-
man declared tonight tina. Efforts vii!
he made to learn where the rope was
purchased lie hopes IN THIS manner
10 ascertain how 1t reached the
prisoner.
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BRl TiSH FLAG BURNED
IN STREETS OF DUBLIN
Crowd at Trinity College Cheer, for
"PresIdcnt Of Irish
Uepublic.
lBv Associated Press.

DUBLIN. June os.-Thc British nsc
WAS burned in Dublin Saturday night
Outside OF Trinity College a number OF
Union Jacks were seized. and the torch
applied.
Cheers were given for De Valera.
president OF the irish Republic" and
refoiutionary songs were sung Sim
rem demonstrations occurred In other
parts OF the city also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

ever. and the way is only pointed out.
Those who saw through the travail
OF the war the vision of world made
secure for mankind must now conSe-
crate their lives to its rcalization',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

C. c.
Business all the country and people generally
should understand the import of this Centenary Cele-
bration.
Business men who interested in export business
and thousands of American business men are at this
time should send large delegations of their represen-
tatves to Columbus to witness the marvellous exhibits
that displayed at the Ohio State Fair Grounds de-
filming better than words describe the customs and
habits of peoples in other countries
Business mems representatives will find here very
important lesson that will aid them materially in decd-
ing upon the character of merchandise to be sent to
foreign countries.
people, generally who read this nevspaner thew
afford either expense time should by all means
attend this Centenary Celebration Ohio because
of its educational features we'll entertain
men it provides
know is generally believed that affairs OF
this kind planned by workers do not pos
sess the elements of either business entertainment
want to tell you that of business America
ever staged better finer show than
its second week in the City OF Columbus, Ohio
Do realize Centenary Celebration managed and
auspices the Methodist Church cost to
exhibits displayed rep
resent value of 81 100000?
upift Of humanity had the business vision stage
thing like this?
The Church has demonstrated that Judgment
proper to how humanity can best be
served.
Personally take off my greatest
Exposition in all America greatest In these
respects
IN INTEREST, IN EDUCATION, IN ENTERTA 1NMENT, IN !.
EMOTION, IN CHARACTER IN UPLIFT.
1t is in fact REAL supplying absorbing de-
tails that treat with Of business religi-
Gus life The Methodist Church decided
ago to raise fund of 10000, with which
the development of the lust
such attention and help redbooded can give
them.
THEY RAISED MORE THAN $3.50 oooo 900.
that have been
accomplished which
n he world
believe that when the people fully realize
demand from
all sections OF the
banking th.
Celebration the
Sunday, July 18th
appropriation to nut the state
wonderful Exposition
OF thousands and they maryelng it's
Those OF you who visited the Worlds
tons If you could his would
II
The Centenary Columbus
more than offsets the investment OF 100000 to stage
Come if possibly ADV
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The Weather
FURNISHED by O. s. Weather Bureau.)

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Monday and Tues.
day. with slowly rising
temperature.
North Cerolina-I'art-
~ cloudy Monday and
Tuesday. warmer Tues
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30
Iorul Temperature Yesterday.

Lorui Tenneraturc Yesterday.
- noon temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ~
p. NJ. temperature. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
y. NJ. temperature. ............. e.,
Maximum temperature 10 ) y. NJ %
Minimum temperature 20 s Il. @ ..
Mcan temperature yesterday ........ NJ
Normal temperature for this date. IS
D"hcioncH Yesterday ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IL
EAcoss since .S.rCh l.............. b;
EAlcss since January l.............. 1874
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours. ....... Nouc
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours ....... None
Excess since March l............. ~
ENcc.s since January l........,.. 1871
I.ara: Observations ut r. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. -; humidity. -, wind d-
rcctIon. northeast wind velocity 1 nilcs:
weather. partly cloudy.
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HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
w. l.. DaNiS and Two Women COM
panions Land in Ditch When
Car SOcrycs.

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
DANNlLLE. VA. June 2a.--L L.
DAVIS and Two women. whose names
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Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
Described BY william c. Freeman.
Associated with Paul Block. Inc.
New York, Chicago, Detroit. Boston.

All business men know that A A A means first-class
rating, and they are always pleased when they
obtain it from Dun's Bradstreets.
The Committee in charge of the Centenary Celebration
Columbus is pleased that their Exposition has been
given the highest rating possbe-quite accidentally
it is true, but justified nevertheless.
From the highest rating given in Expositions
will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30
An overworked omciai.

The report il repeated that Frank l..
Polk, counselor o! the State Depart
n,ent. and for more than SIX months act
Ing Secretary of State. Is being forced
In an effort and in the hope of regain
ing his health.
Few men in civil positions during
the course Of the war have contrib
-Sted more, or much. as has tho
present counselor OF the State De-
Epartnicnt, 10 the great enterprise upon
which the country launched. He came
into the department. upon the rcsiSna-
ton OF secretary Bryan. and the Gle
Sarton of the then counselor. Mr.. Lam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

BERLIN. June 29.-An Official state.
mfnt denying that the former German
I!oWn Prince is IN Germany was made
morning. we"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

ASliENlLLE.. y. c.. June .9--The BIZ
ennial convention OF tho Beta Sigma
omicron sorority will convene in this
city tomorrow morning. 1t will CON
tlnuc through July 4. The officers arc:
MISS Erna r. Watson, Lexington. Ky,
president: Mrs: Omar I. Elder. Atlanta.
Ga. Vice president: Miss Mary Lynn
Dooly. Knoxville. Tenn. secretary: Miss
Florence Potca,. Kansas City. Mo-
treasurer. and Miss Florence Fenncr
Kansas City, Mo. editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

NEW YORK, June 29.-NIrs @ :
amitu!iincf' founder Of the Camp Fire
GIRLS OF America died here today. AFTER
an Illness OF Two weeks. Mrs Multi.
her' "sp was one OF the first women
lawyers admitted 10 the oar I'm Onin
MAD prac,iccd here for nf;ecn Years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-30

EAST FORTUNE, SCOTLAND. June
W "Iri me over,hnauiins. of the giant
;or Digit across the Atlantic has
neen so pid that she vii! be ready
10 sail Monday night, If ordered 10 do
So me weather. however. continues
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
NOTICE TO ooNrRAcfons

Bids will bs rsseiysd at the Csu.ty
Clerks sffieG until ntan, Nov. 1oth,
1918. Tor the AifnisAile Of all tool,,
materials, teams, and lsbor for the
eosstEnetion and eQpplatioA a.. q, m
infcresd concrete culveft Il what Il
known - Antlers Gulch ON the main
county road just east Of the Antlers
Postohiee, Garfield County, colorado.
Also for the grading Of the road ON
each sAe of tie 0uleh and for. making
the nsssssary fi1l over the cnivsrt and
gulch.
Separate bids for each class of ths
work arc hereby called for.
Plans snd specifieations for both
classes Of the work win be on file in
the County Clerks offies.
The Peard feserves the right to re-
ject any and all BIDS.
Dated at Glerwood Springs. Colo,
Oct. 25th, 1919.
BY evder Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Garfield County,
Colorado
,sl By WALTER J. FR0sg.
First publication October s6, 1913.
asst publication Nsv. 1s, 1919.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
WINTER FARM WORK
DEMANDS A SYSTEM

An old Yankee used to say, if his
foresight had only been as good az
his hindsight, the machinery would
not have broken down. In many
parts Of Colorado concrete work can
Be done until Christmas; outside
plumbing may Be installed until the
ground frsssss; and repair work may
be done At intervals all winter
Government bulletins on the .,are
of machinery, concrete construction,
painting, plumbing plants suitable
for the smAn rural homo may be bor-
rowed fee . mouth from the L6bsary
State Agricultural College.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
KEEP nRY NASH R1roRE
FOWLS At ALL TuEES

In addition to grain and green feeds
dry mash should be kept before grow.
ing chicks At all times after they are
8 OF weeks old. II 10 best to feed
1t In . hopper inside the building or
where it will not be exposed to rain
or wet II large number Of chicks
are raised, the mash may DO fed in an
outdoor hopper. The following mi1.
ture makes q good dry mash: Two
pounds cornmeal, 3 pounds middlings,
pound ostmeal, . pounds wheat bran
1 pound beef scrap, and ons-fourth
pound charcoal. When . larger quan.
tity 10 desired II should b. mixed n
the same proportion.
Also grit and oyster she'll should be
provided, 20 that the chicls may help
themselves whenever they wish.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
oon 10 aLUwooD

al.,.sse.i Sing Aas u. ~. q.
esass.y ever 5 s - - 4 tlass = sssstesssl ssl
nsst desirable listIs sitias q 1ASeA IA
.Aks . hsas. rAses w Aeys tsevsass
ia IL ~ ~ i.. - vset are sASsnsa
VITA essavseA asa IS spsszpssssi ~.
sral aAvsatsess. II y Assti.sl 70 be.
s~As W17sseoSGss ssey - o. WHs.
ssss sass< ttNsE 4sG ssssas:lss ssssz-
sslf hsns IN tAis bsastiful vp-ts- date
.Nttls sity. FAs NV 0srfssN Cssaty
HisI t4 1ll1sAssAs t<iN sektst
ivssssS E{ SS y i ~ stsSt.
= I sss s9ss ~ bsrgsi. b . sPlsa.
Ad rssias.as lssetisa. Rsaf lsts % .
sss.ss, six-rssa hosss IN gssA ssaii.
sio., hrsS ~ hssss ssl kl1aibk III;
= chicken Houses with sApA rs6A isa
lsss fsr oyss 800 few.s, ,nieS garden
WITH plenty sf rssM fSr nsss. bsaias
cherry trees. Plenty Of resa fer bsila.
ing hFgs rssidsnes or tArss ~ fen,
.sottaess eiAoe .vill, ,AsaAls ~ pase-
sYty sAd tAs hslales ca b pail h.
easy iisSsgailkJ kJ1ts. IsiSsnhSs t-iot
'sorners ~ aAtAtv sesesGG 0si.Nsis.
II you want . gond thing 80 me, absnt
this. The price 10 right.
= A. J. DICKsoN.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
sooD EA1ae An szeak 1Axua
10 xaaSs sss Gnss essa sswA u .

10 xafst rs xlJss mn sswA - .
:....'x ~ s:s'assa z e.: :. .sl.sSssss sSssss %
As.ss, u hsks, tiiksA hoslIs tsif
As.ss "a tlkaaty. apfS4a SAaa
risAs, s,lsssk rms sisAs ksss& q
ps.s. fssassAiaS sSs.da.t wa1sr te
stock paipssss. Csavsnisat = ~
's.egs. n. II .. elsyeeo. Tsas b
part. Iss sAosA b shss " ~ ia
II i. ~ or tarSs ysass ffea tAs pss
,.sassst tswa. etats what inprsvs
ty sal gsed sAanse 70 ssn Il psisss
ars right. Give fan aaA ssssrsas lss
ssiptisa, lizeetiea aad Aa1RaA1S Kfss
nsnts srs On the place and give yen,
lowest peass aaA tsf,as e ~. II u
sumbsssd state amount, rate q ilterest
and wasa das. Il yea win sxehanss
for stksr property, ststs the hind wsat
ID and ysdf pfsfsfsnes 4 to iseattSi
Don't put hetitis1s val.s .. you,
property II you waat to ssll.
A. J. DICKSON.
~ HH.gn..gNH.Ht ~ HTer %
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

The Duty of the Church in
the Present Industrial Crisis" a
proclamation to be read in all the
'cdhrehes. ~; 4 t-r ~.
The plans which have been
proposed and applied to the relief
Of the present unrest and strife
in the industrial world have failed.
The church must accept and JUS
tify new leadership Of power
and good will. At the threshold
of month devoted to the inten-
sive study and application of the
life and teaching Of Jesus Christ
to the entire life of the nation,
the Presbyterian church calls up
on its five million adherents and
all those who share the common
faith, to release by united confess
sion and intercession with AL
mighty God, the only energies
which can avail in this crucial
hour to save the soul of the ma
ton and the life of the world.
The Presbyterian church bids
it's followers thrust aside every
hindering obstacle and in all pub
lie places of worship as we'll as
in every home on November 9th
to plead the true cause of man
kind at the mercy seat of the Hea-
venly Father, interceding for the
president of the United States
and for all in authority under
him, for employers and employed
that they may be lifted out of
the low levels of selfish enter
prise to just and mutual relation
ships, for all conferences and
gatherings of men and women
that they may be guided by a
wisdom higher than human
which will overrule the selfish
and unchristian desires and pur-
poses of those who would destroy
the ideals and institutions of our
beloved land and bring to fruition
the earnest hopes of those who
sincerely seek the public good /;
that hatred and violence may be
thwarted; that partisanship may
be transformed into patriotism !;
that labor may become dignified
by new responsibilities and that
capital may acknowledge its pow
er as a sacred trust, and that the
whole nation may be guided up
on the paths of more fruitful and
satisfying toll to the end that ma
tional and world peace may be
established and that the prayer
of all believers may be answered
"Thy Kingdom come NOW,
"and Thy will be done in earth"
TODAY" as it is in heaven"
Unanimously adopted by the
general assembly's committee on
the new era movement. Presbyter-
ian church in the U. S. A. in ses-
sion at New York City, October
"a 1910.
The Glenwood post., 1919-11-08
PILES, fILA
PILES

Willi.ms' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs the tumore, allays isShlng Al
once, acting - I pealtice, gives instant
relief. Williams Indian Pas Oihtnsat
Is prepared for piles and itching Of The
private parts. Sold by druggists, mail
~ and' e1.oo. Williams Mfg. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohis.
For ssis BY W. 8. Parkisop, drussis.
and pharmacist.