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.rS and feeders. GOOD. loVHiiOo: common.
x S, ~ No. veal calves good 100 1856
Snsep; Receipts. Su.CS3 head: fat lambs ~
TO 20 cents lover than vesterdav's General
ch mqs SH.sp SOY I" = cents lower: lambs.
Love; 100; ewes. choice. l0.15Ill.C0: rncl!-
am a25fi 1915: cuIis. 5coI115.
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NAVAL STORES

. SANANNAH GA.. January Io.-Turpcrtine
urn. 'o'< sales. - casks: rcccipts a casks.
shipments. IS cuslis: stock 30 10 casks 49,"
RoSin firm sales. CO.. barrels; rcceipts Is;
bbar.cisi shipments. 81 barrels; stock. s..0.a
., G 3 OF, y. r. l3i7H =. I. ls27,.: q. 1880
n l".2t2; II. l3.ao: 1. 1880 Z; ;SS: X Is 20. NJ
$50; y, 1855; VIC. 1880: WV lt,75 '''
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Official Range and Sale Of Clocks in New York
Sales
Advance Eumelcy. com

Advance Eumc'cy. com
100 Advance kumrlcy. pfd.
S.%Qo Ais Chalmers ....
500 .\lis-ChalmcrS vtd. 49,.
500 Alaska Gold ......:.
3.Sco Amer, Ecet SUGAR, com. .
$500 American CAN. ........
\inrrlvau Gan, ptd. 80.
@.90p Amer. ,,,' and ruun.. F..
l.6oV NmortCJn Cotton ole.
zoe Am. ttiGc and Lea. com :.
",toe Am. Hide ana Lea, ptd. {.
l..up American t.'nSccd Oil. b.
orc American LOCOMOTIVES. g.
Amer. locomotive. rid. &.
1890 AiuCriCan SmCttinE..
200 Amer. steel t'ounGrics. &.
$500 American Sugar.
zoe Amer. Tel. aud Tel. Co. q.
400 Amer. Tobacco. CON. T.. &.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd 49,. 1.
Ann, Writing i'Ipcr. pfd
american IiDC. ........
$500 AnsCunda Copper. $50.
N NiInb55s ,:cs., I,in:
\, g, l.. ut 81. ciialtoD
l.6na Baltimore and Ohio
r,Nrn EeihlyhvW steel. Il
100 Seth. Steel. 50 pfd
".i"o baldwin Locomotive.
"rn EUtt% Copper aud Zine
lut Canadian raCiiic
500 California Petroleum..
Zoo Contra, Leather. com
500 Chesapcak. and ohio.
Chicago Great Western
500 Chi. Great Nest. ptd
1.oeoChi, Mil. ana 81. raul.
800 Chit. i. |. and T.. com
Chi. Il. |. and T., Sc mr.
200 Chi. K. |. and l.. &c nr.
500 CruCihic Steel Cor. com
log colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
".S"o C"ru Products. com.
I".ypo Distillcra
20 9 Dome Mines.
80 i.rie. LIST pid
y"nanerai Electric.
-Svv Goodrich. com.
-, 5vp Grea; Nori0crn. ptd.
--''o" Grcat North ore CTS.
Illinois Central.
2-'Ss"o interboro-Cons.. com.
200 Inspiration CoDpcr. X 90.
Loo Int. Nor. Mar. com
'.oVv INT. Mer. Mar. pfd.
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~ LLiSIt SENTIMENT
SUGAR SHARES

Although much puilish sentiment has
been expressed Oh sugar stocks re-
Gently, lae sugar list waS heavy to- day
t.>t sugar anu cuba cane sugar de-
lined more tnan tNo points each
iAess are producers. American sugar
Which IS a refinery. advanced Sugar
u!en say that there never was so large
surplus a the commodity in the world
outside OF Europe as now.
Buying of Great Northern ore con-
tinued OIL The same scale as for several
days and the stock advanced into new
nigh territory for the movement The
same thing was seen in .alls- Chalmers,
which at one time was up more than
point.
NEW YORK. January lo.--Mcrcan,ic pa :
per. 81 60. Sterling SiSty-day G!lls "a .Gi. :
commercial sxty-dsy bills On banks. t452a.
commercial siItJ day bills si5:h: demand
H,5.sp: cables. ft.!6.ji Government bonds
heavy: railroad bonds irregular. Time loans
irin sixty dayg. ninety days and six months,
ksmk accCptanccs. 49, -
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DEATHS.

stanton, H. MISS Iii;i.ENt iiANc6tcKbn
"",Esnt.r OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John T. Hancock
fun"rIl from III" r"sidencr 3ci5 IIo,I
n:'nI". THIS AFTERNOON ut 3 O'Clock
lhi"rihcht IA Riv"rEiew.
PARSLEY Died. suddenly at ihe real
J,, ",l1cs 81 his "nhpa rents. 1908 West
d mHnSi i.EtI aE"d three and one:haif years.
Funeral notice later
verona Ia' r"p"rs please copy
God pccda ono NOR" angel child
n ihl. MS shining land,
-n" y" ~" h"nt with loving care
;-. an" -GCi"nt'd our '.arlirE'R hand.
fAfHE-bi"a. ,Friday. Janunry 10. 1918. >
al, T.. h, Alp%anIri, Hospital. hicxan-
n III, W. MISS NARY rAYNE. after an
Dg hN%% w ,ih.r". George T. Payne. OF N"w.
i"Ft Ht"h u. g. Payne of Stuarts br,r.
nt.i J"lin W: iIyn". II .Augiiu 'Tcx: ~ "
,Tr;;hhIi, 80. ShhriH. Va. and IL " Payne.
Funeral motto" ih,er.
TOWERS - Died. at the RESIDENCE of bcr
u"nmgmt"nr' MITE Mary station. Norfolk. Va
I in.a NHH rowEks. She leaves Tie 3ni,
IT"WsIthf ch'titrn: Mrs Mary station. or N"r
i9ih, Va; W. g. powers Of f.csinrtnI, "a :.
sro'hrr. !, II. BETTY. Of Mon,r"nnrw AZ
nhc "hs ihc sister OF the late R"v NJ IL
ic.ty, or S"rfo!k. Va. 49, a. ID
n.gm nncr'I ',wTv'cT IA ,Norfolk Friday after.
n ri",i -, r., ~ i!ur'al IN iIoiywooi on mr..
morning. '"''"h Saturdhy
AieN"ndr'" and baltimore papers ,.,o,,o
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

M, r,n, Dry GOODS
NEW YORK. January Io.-New prices It
Va, w"S expected io-day among cotton goods
n'en. VIII be named on some leading DO
iness'cs Yarns ruled quiet. Wool markets
We're quiet and unsettled. Knit goods lines
i0t ia!l viii DC opened next week.
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MIcMBEHS nf fi,Dc, gtis11pal rhu,a, "a ~
,od Wt uossts =" =. ROY. bllly snndhy'n
l,putr ~ 10 AMI O'clock ,o.i.y ~ Mr.,
hurus lT"1hanLfpnH!. Z south TI,lri S,Joei
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKp.r
NholeSnle Qunfa tinna - :.

Market Quotations From kCtrai CO.,
IBy Woodson- Craig Co. Inc. R;chfnnrS o. ,
" g. Food hnministrat'on i.iconsc M {; G+7.,
Richraond. Va. January 10 ,sle "
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r,,..1,J; L., SUfiiERLASD 4 sfJSS
t;;o,,J' D'."clnrA 1905 W"Hi hfain Stree,
..o.l -, 5slah,s AID Hnndavs. Han i5n
'uhIp-- Edwin I'naup tunefai l,Ir.,.I,r- :, 81
EIhta'InHr 500 siain Mad i3i: Rim ssnai
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LOIGE NOTICE.

w :, Union I.odHc. No. $50. A IT, K H.
" ~ W. e h"Il Ia Maronic Hall
THIS tNhTuHDAYt EvESiNG az q O'clock.
H"nbcrT 81 sister lDignt ANA truntIcnt
brethren are fra,"rnaiiy invitoi 10 be prcs.
by order 81 the worhhipruI Msmor
JDhEpii Il. wII.SOE
H,rr
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PERSONALS.

CAMPAIGNS owing I" tho hinrtInK Of Tho
my Hundny campaign nj The h,I,IliorlIm
"a" lZth no regular mrnting ~ tho ~. Ic
hnHdaY school HDoigty. which wnp 10 he
ha,h al Centenary 81 II. church will DO
order ~ tho President
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COTTON MARKETS

new YORK. January in-AgErcssivc liGui.
oe'!on proHe inc cotton market severely TO.
-a! followii'S hrmncss IN the forenoon.
There did not appear 20 he any fresh now
- explain the pressure. hut unsettled Ii ho-
conditions In the United states and Tho dis
tuFeancsS In Germany. well as tho ;a!li.r.
of improving prospects for exports and huti-
!sh spot ad"ic"* To induce fresh buying r.
suited IN increased be3rish sentiment In
some Sii3rteTs there discussion ,bnu.
the rroha bility OF better Crop nrxt season
owing 20 Tho recent ERE rains throurhout
me oHN ana expectation Of an improve
!nent iD The suuTlv OF potash
The t.rket brok" heavily on selling in tho
:ts afternoon. led oy local operators and
nc South. SUPPORT wa- lacking and ,he
close Was AZ the bottom OF the session NJ :.
not decline Of 81 TO 20 points
rho receipts 81 the ports for tho .lav wor.
''h9 i."!'t Iner" We're no exports for Tho
ia. Spot AT New Orleans was stead ,ri,b
~ 'dAlpE s,c lower az &c. The ,al"s wee
So, bal les Spo; here was quiet at d decline
OK O. points at O. -. No Sales
Receipts: Gsivt"'on. tor7 bales. Ncw ~
leans. .iaa bales: Savannah. <Ns bales: Nor
ton. s."7i bales. '''"7
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MINERAL. nInI.1-rnl ~

~ MEH0N.-. IN !"ying memory or N0EL;s
InIHH' n"iy dnnmfht"r who died January IL
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NEW ORLEANS. January 10 -Decii,es Of
aaUut !ia cent a pound were caused I'm 70,
u, t"day by selling movernen. hssn,
principally on the labor troubos repor,cd
by New YORK Selling here vac 49, 49,
sympathetic. with the decline in The N".,s!
crn ;narket Around the opening prizes .crc
advanced II 10 Is points on ovcrnirh, ~
Ing orderH and the marie, retained san,c
thinG OF the huli!sh feeling 5: had 80
day. but In the second hour q, -, an. =,
n.essure was felt. and it Increased n" ,bn
session progressed. Loves, prices w.
reschHd late In the day. when tbc .r,J't
months were 135 to !5s points down r.o,, .Le
'npmnst levels and 10 20 ~ -ioInts ,,,l
the close OF yesterday. Last p.!ccs sbn,rSn
net losses OF Ioj TO i25 points 80 -''"'"
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New YORK. January io-port -novs-ner,
.,,ia,dd',ng , 20 bales; stock. ,sailo bales
a1 81 bales: stock. 155it bale. "Po' -
Total to-day a.. all uo:ts--R"caip;. ?, TaS
ha,es; exports. s." ibaIss; stock. $50 a.,
,Fotn! for week a, all ports -Roe.lpts ,.s
iIs hales; exports. IA 40 balos 400
Total for .esson-Receipts, -.IG3.7 baics.
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SERVICE s.AT1oNs-RErAInlNo. !,
AUTO TOP COVERING.

LEI US put a new top on
your car, or, if your top lD
good, probably the glasses
are out of the rear curtain
We have the best-euuipped
shop in the city of Rich
mond, and can do your work
quickly and satisfactorily.
COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORP. OF RICHMOND,
1877 Woet Broad Street.
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49, --7s--7---s :
IN NI:tIDItIksf.

co HyeN"""''" ana I'"l'I'"oro papers please
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

Double feature day is being featured
at the Ditmas today with 2 shows in
the evening, $50 and $3.50 under the
new policy. For the last time today
the following bill is offered:
A husband on a farm? That Is the
question which is answered in The
Implanted Woman" Mary MacLar-
ems latest Universal picture which
Is at the Ditmas Theatre. This Is a
burning question which many a farm
erette will probably decide for her
self-next year-leap year.
A mighty fascinating story is told
by the new World Picture, The So
cial Pirate" which is at the Ditmas
theatre. with June Elvidge as the
star. The picture reveals a drama OF
present day society life in which a
beautiful South American girl, who
comes to New York City after the
death of her parents to win fame and
fortune for herself, has many sur
prising adventures and finally finds the
love hat crowns her life.
Tomorrow and Thursday.
two big stars are offered with the
two big stars and offered with he
following:
Alice Brady's latest Select Picture
Marie, Ltd" will be seen on We'd
nesday and Thursday at the Ditmas,
Theatre.
Marie, Ltd" is the story of a girl.
who gave UP a areer in life in ride
to try and repay her mother for hav-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

ton that they are going
to produce one and two reel comedy
features and will also exploit and
promote pictures that they will buy
in the open market. BRED in Old
Kentucky,"a race track story has
already been purchased for United
States and Canada, and operated yes
terday with a colored band and or
chestra as an added attraction. On
this picture Mr.. Miller claims he will
be able to pay splendid dividends on
the capital stock.
Mr.. Miller also claims that so many
inquiries have been received about the
stock hat he is going to be at his res
idence, EOS High street, today, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings of this week from Z until 9
to give detailed information about
the stock of this company and he re-
that anyone that Is interested
come up and talk the matter over
with him without any obligation on
their part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24
ROYAL THEATRE
HAS ATTRACTION
The Squaw Man Will Be the
Attraction Friday and
Saturday

1t was a rare bit of judgment and
good taste that induced Cecil b. De
Mile to reproduce THE Squaw Man"
after a lapse of several years, FOR 1t
was the first Lasky picture, directed
by himself, and at its premier pre-
wonderful example of photoplay pro-
d~uction.
Now, with a wealth of color. a
wonderful cast, splendid investiture
and the added experience in techni-
que that the intervening years have
brought, Mr.. De Mile has created n
modern version of the drama that Is
without doubt one of the finest things
of its kind eve brought to the screen.
This big feature will be shown at
the Majestic Friday and Saturday.
Those who by chance had seen the
original screen production of Edwin
Milton Royle's famous drama, will be
able to draw comparison and mark
the wonderful strides of the art in a
few short years
Many probably recall the plot
how Jim Wynnegate. to save his
cousins reputation. because of his
regard for the latter's wife. assumes
guilt for q crime committed by his
relative and leaves his ancestral
home in England for a ranch in
Wyoming. There, 1t will be recalled,
he is saved from death by the hands
of a g~unfighter by a girl of the Ute
Indian tribe, and in gratitude finally
marries her. Later, when the cousin
is killed and his widow and others
pea at the ranch, Jim is grief
stricken. But his Indian wife-by
marrying whom he has earned the
title of ''Squaw Man"-mourning be-
her little boy is to be taken to
England to be reared, END her life.
Pathos, humor, widely divergent
scenes, wonderful character delinea-
ton, thrill and suspense-these are
the ingredients of a drama that can
not grow old. which, indeed. seems
even better today than 1t did when
first presented to the world In stage
form.
A cast Of such uniform stellar x
cellence that it is difficult to choose
between the individual members, has
been selected and the hand of the
artist is seen throughout the direc-
ton. Elliott Dexter plays Wynnegate
with great realism. while the other
roles are artistically portrayed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24
belle Of n. Y"
At THE STRAND
Pleasing Broadway Success
With Beautiful Marion Da-
vies As Star Today

Select Pictures presents the world
famous success, THE Belle of New
York." from the play by Hugh Morton
and Gustave Kerker, with the beauti-
full Marion Davies. at the Strand the
atre today.
Marion Davies Is ably supported by
Raymond Bloomer and Christian Rub,
leading man and comedian, respec-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

Eugene Walters, famous for THE
Knife" and 1.-THE Easiest Way" wrote
the screen version for THE Belle of
New York" It was produced under
the personal direction of julius
Steger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

city. is very gratifed over the manner
in which the residents of this city
have expressed their confidence in
him by purchasing stock in his new
enterprise. The Filmclas Corpora
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

lively. and l.. Rogers Lytton and Ell
enne G~irardot, who play dramatic and
character roles.
Mr.. Bloomer. who is well known
both on the speaking stage and screen
has the part opposite Miss Davies OF
the young and idle spendthrift who
is rescued by the belle" Recently
Mr.. Bloomer played the matinee idol
in the Shubert production OF the
Squab Farm" which enjoyed a long
and prosperous run in New York. He
also played in a number of Belasco
productions, including THE Good Lit.
tie Devil" and Fair and Warmer
in which he had the leading part: MI.
Bloomer has also played prominent
parts IN screen productions, the most
important of which have been with
Marguerite Clark.
Christian Rub Is among the coun=
foremost character actors and
comedians, having virtually starred In
all the productions at the Irving Place
theatre in New York for the last three
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24
Show FHmcrafts Picture.

Ned X. Miller. formerly manager of
the Ditmas theatre. who is now the
general manager and treasurer of the
F1lmclas Corporation of New York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24
Wrecking a enius

Many a man with a great idea has
to be out of a job and desperate be-
fore he will push 1t. A comfortable
salary has wrecked much genius.-St
Louis GlObe-D Democrat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-24

I ing tent her through college. She takes
a position in her mothers millinery
establishments large. hourishlne
one on Fifth Avenue-where she at
tracts attention by her refined person.
ality and startling beauty. Colonel
Lambert, an old rounder, falls in love
with her. Her mother favors the
match but Drina does not lov him
and says she will not marry him. Blair
Carson, a young man whom Drina
met on the train coming East, steps
in at a very ~opportune moment n a
threatening scandal is avoided.
Once again Geraldine Farrar ae-
quits herself magnificiently in a
Goldwyn Picture. Her fourth Gold
wyn appearance is made in The
Stronger Vow" which comes to the
Ditmas Theatre, Wednesday n
Thursday.
Geraldine Farrar is Dolores de Cor
dova, one of the last of a Spanish
family that is at war with III house
of Estudillo. She is seen among the
gay jewellers at IN Easter carnival IN
Lerida chatting with a handsome
stranger, TO the annoyance OF PEDRO
Toral, who seeks her hand in mar
rage. Enraged by the smiles h be-
strows upon the stranger. Toral orders
her brother, Jose. to take her away.
Jose resents the others interference
and the pair come to blows That
night lose is stabbed to death ana
Toral is the first to find the body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25
Unconditional
Recognition
of Revolution

PARIS, Jan. 25-Pres't Wilson s
plan for dealing with the Russian
problem includes the unconditional
recognition OF the revolution" by
the Representatives of the associated
powers. according - the Petit Pa
risien, which declares its informa-
ton comes from IAN especially au-
thorized source" OF this recogni-
ton it's informant says:
This must be construed as imply
ing recognition of all the conse-
quences of the Russian revolution as
far as the former government Of the
czar is concerned, but in no wise as
approv al of the bOlshevik policies. 8"
The press continues 10 display the
keenest interest in the Russian
problem Although former Foreign
Minister Sazonoff and Prince Lvoff
the former premier. declare they are
firmly decided TO have nothing
whatever to do with the bolsheviki,
the Matin declares that numerous
Russians at present in Paris, notably
Basile Maklakof, the Russian am
bassador at Paris, are OF the opinion
that the anti olshevik governments
should not give up the advantage of
a hearing before the allies, no mat
ter how reluctant they may be to
meet the bolsheviki.
Most of the newspa pers continue
TO combat the decision Of the con-
ference for a meeting of the repre-
sentatives OF all the Russian gov
ernments characterizing the policy
thus decided upon as unsound
Both the Petit Journal and the
Petit Parisien point TO the danger.
in which the bolshevik are reported
TO stand, of losing Petrograd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25
LEBAUDY MILLIONS
REDUCE TO THOUSANDS

MINEOLA. y. Y, Jan. 25.-The
reputed millions Of Jacques Le-
oaudy, the self styled emperor of
Sahara. who was shot and killed by
his wife in thu Long Island home
two weeks age, shTunk TO thousands
today when Mrs. Lebaudy filed a
petition asking for letters of ad-
Manifestation OF his estate. These
were granted by the surrogate here.
Mrs. Lebaudy. who was freed
from custody few days ago, after
a grand jury had failed TO indict her.
declared in her petition today that
the estate consisted Of S2O0.0 in
personal property and $4,000 in
real estate and that she and her 15-
year daughter. Jacqueline. were
the only heirs Her attorney said
ne would make a further search for
assets
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25
HERE s BRITISH
IDEA Of WORLD
PEACE LEAGUE
The Details, Though Subject
to Alteration, Represent
in Substance the Plan
to be Offered.

PARIS. Jan. 25-The much dis
cussed British plan for a league of
nations which has just been COM
pleted, can now be outlined in con
crete form 70 the people Of the
United States for the first time.
The following details. though un-
official and subject TO alteration,
represent in substance the plan that
will be laid before the peace con-
ference
The main feature or the league
provided for in the plan will be the
esta blishment of machinery for
handling international disputes. This
will De based on an agreement
among the members Of the league
not 10 interfere with the territorial
integrity Of states. Or TO permit
others 10 interfere with them.
The rendering Of assistance and
guidance TO new and undeveloped
states. 20 maintain freedom OF tran
sit and just commercial relations
between the members OF the league
are some of the principal aims TO be
supervised by the league.
n GOIAAlAAlAfE ~ II uAE VII AiAE NufH1
tion of trade in ammunition and
arms. and before which would also
come up for study international
problems relating % economics and
sanitation. would be appointed. A
like central body for handling inter
national labor questions is provided
for in the plan.
I'm this connection it is held that
all international bodies now exist
ing and any which may be created,
sHst be brought together in some
central place. which will be the
capital Of the league, and work in
close cooperation with the league il
the effort to promote international
cooperation is 20 be successful The
British plar provides for a general
conference of the delegates OF all
rations members Of the league and
for a smaller international executive
council for the transaction Of ord
mary business.
permanent secretariat for the
league would be presided over by n
man OF authority and expediency in
European affairs sitting at the cap
ital Of the league with all neces-
sary diplomatic immunities. Periodic
meetings OF the leagues delegates
are provided for. but it is pointed
out that it probably would be con-
venient for states TO appoint perma-
nent Representatives TO the capital
who would act for their countries
until more authoritative delegates
arrived.
The plan excludes some states
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25

like Germany. from the league for
the present. on the ground OF un-
trustworthiness. but IL holds tina.
this exclusion should not be pro-
longed unnecessarily Every civil
lied state with a settled government
will be invited to join the league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25
Sore Throat Wisdom

To relieve Sore Throat you must get
at the seat of the disease, removing the
cause. TONSILINE is prepared and sold
for that one purpose. A dose of TONSf-
LINE taken upon the first appearance
of Sore Throat may save long days of
sickness. Use little Sore Throat wis
dom and buy bottle OF TONSILINE
today. You may need it tomorrow.
TONSILINE is the National ~
Sore Throat Remedy - best EA
known and most effective and
most used. Look for the long
necked fellow on the bottle when
you GO to the drug store to get it. ~
S5c., Coo. Hospital Size, sl.00. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25

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