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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
HAIR DARK
WITH SEA SAGE
II Mixed with Sulphur II Darkens So
Naturally Nobody Can
Tell.

The old -time mixture of Sage Tea ana
Sulphur for d~arkening. gray. streaked
and faded hair Is ~grandmothers recipe
and folks are again using 1t to keep
their hair q good. ever color, which 10
quite sensible. as we are nvtn~ n an
age when a youthful appearance Is OK
the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though. we don.t haSs
the Troublesome ask OF gatherths .ne
All drug stores sell the ready-to-uss
product. improved by the addition OF
err ingredients. called "Wyeth's sage
and Sulphur Compound" 1t 10 very
popular because ,i nes0d s,m SsH d moiassn
vour comb or a soft brush with 1t and
draw this through you hair, taking
one small strand e. = rims: By m @Pt
de1irhts the ladies' with Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound. is that. besides
beautifully darkening the hair after 2
few applications. II also produces thst
soft lustre and appearaSee Of aounor
ancs which Is SO attractke-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
NNRMLL MuNLM@ @SPORISAa yg0NyAd. goMgNe
High Plays Freehold A
Six Inning Tie Game; Score SIS

The Perth Amboy high school base
ball team played q SIS game with the
Freehold high school diamond team
at Freehold yesterday afternoon. the
game ending In the sixth inning to al
low the visiting combination TO catch
the last train. This game should
have been another victory for the
Amboy combination, for Olsen pitch
ed what should have been a victory
Silver. KocheK ana Zalari featured
at the bat for the Amboy team. each
securing two hits, n Of Kochek's
going for a three base blow.
Desmond placed al second base by
Coach Evans yesterday displayed a
great deal OF pep and fight. The new
second sacker of the AInboy combina-
ton executed a double play uuassist-
ed. when the Freehold combination
was conducting a rally. He also Sc
cured one hit a double out of two
trips to the plate. II this work con-
tinues his position at second should
be cur
Amboy started the game with a
rally in the first inning which did not
end until four runs had crossed tho
platter. Sladkus led OF with a single.
Kochek scored him with a triple and
Silver scored Kochek with a one base
blow. Olsen continued the good work
OF his predecessors securing a ono
base hit, and Desmond scored silver
and Olsen with a two base clout. Tho
visiting team did not score again until
the fifth inning.
The home team scored a run In the
first inning as the result of a couple
of errors. two more in the third
through the scoring or three hits and
one error. The score was evened In
the last part or the fourth when Free
hold scored its fourth run as a result
OF three bingles and an error.
The visiting team had a chance to
stage a big rally IN the lead-of half
of the fifth inning, when they secured
three hits one batter was hit by a
pitched bail and the Freehold team
made one mlscue. But With victory
within their reach. the Crimson and
White bearers wasted their chances
and only scored one.
Three errors IN the last half Of
the fifth inning allowed the home
team to even the score 5-5. Amboy
went out In one. two three order in
the sixth inning while the Freehold
team had two men or the paths in
their half: The Freehold combina-
ton was unable TO bring a run around
after two men wore on the bases In
the last of the sixth and the game was
called.
Olsen allowed the home team seven
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
RUTGERS L0SES-A HARD
FOUGHT GAME TO N. Y. u.
N. Y. u. s; Rutgers. 8.

This was the result of a game play
ed at Ohio field, New York yesterday
which was a hotly contested battle
from start to finish. The pitching OF
Waterfield for Rutgers. and Delaney
for the home team featured the pas
time, Zach team scoring the same
number of hits as the number of
runs that crossed the platter.
The visitors started strong In h
first inning scoring two runs. on a
hit and q brace OF errors This lead
held until the fourth inning when
the home team sent a couple of runs
across the platter, luz to three hits
and a walk. G. Baker, the lead-off
man on the Rutgers team, knocked
out a circuit elout In the seventh and
put the visitors again in the lead.
This lead, however. was short lived
for the home team sewed away the
bacon with three runs in tho las half
of the stretch inning. These runs
were the result OF a base on ball, an
error and a home run by NJ. Baker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
HOPELESS DISEASES CAN NOT BE
CURED BY DOCTORS OR MEDICINE

There are some diseases which are abso-
lutely homeless and past cure by any physi-
elan or medicine, but they may be palliated
and a medicine, If 1t does not help In one
case, may help in another. To any one
suffering from a disease a remission is a
degree of health and a medicine that re-
lieves or palliates a disease Is of great ben
eft. We can not guarantee to cure any
disease with Number 40 For The Blood,
but We quote word for word what the in
gradients in 40 are recommended for in the
u. S. Dispensatory and New American Ma
terra Medical: III the treatment of blood
troubles an acknowledged remedy among
al schools OF physicians, removes the cause
of disease, stimulates the removal of waste,
thus Indirectly encouraging nutrition. Dis
orders OF the nervous system demand this
remedy. such as neuraigias. chronic rheu-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06

matism. equity conditions, auto-intoxication,
constipation. Used With phenomenal success
In eczema and skin diseases. lumbago, CLAM
dular swellings, alterations OF mucous men,
branes and general disorders of the
stomach, liver, Kidneys and spleen" Pre-
pared by j. c. Mendenhali. Evansville. Ind,
40 years a druggist. w. 5. King. 500 70. 4th
ST., Pueblo, makes the following statement:
II suffered for a number of years with kid
ney trouble. sciatic rheumatism and con-
stipation, tried numerous remedies with lit
tie or no benefit. 1 was induced to try
Number 40 For The Blood. | found I was
benefited from the start, and after takfng
six bottles received such wonderful and sa-
tisfaetory results. I am omp to make
this statement.' Witness to signature. Ed
ward Reiss. druggist. Sold by Barnekov &
Petz.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06

NEVER SAW ANYTurNG BETTER

For colds that mans on" and for llnger-
ing coughs that follow the 'flu." there is
one safe family cough medicine sold from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Mrs. A. d.
Griffith. Box 1854. Andrews. Ind. writes:
Last winter nay family all had the flu
/ tried Foley's Honey and Tar and never
saw anything better. From now on 1 will
not be without It in the house. Don't let
children suffer from Group or whooping
cough when this reliable remedy can be 80
easily procured. Sold by Barnekov & PETE.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
New York q; Washington 1.
Boston 4: Philadelphia 3 Ga ms
st. Louis IL; Detroit &.
Cleveland 8; Chicago ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06

J. II. s....... 0 0 0 0 2 ] 0-5
s. A, II. 3. =. o / 0 o Ks
Summary-Earned runs, James
burg. 8; S. A. III. s.. 8. Two base hits
Perkins, 2; Gominger. First on balls
off Hendrickson. 2; of Gominger. g.
Struck out, by Hendrickson. z; by
Gominger. 10. Left on bases. James
burg. II: 8. A. Fl. s., 9. Double plays
Bennett to Perkins. Wild pitches
Jamesburg. /; South Amboy. 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06

hits. n a triple and another a two
base clout. King, the home twirier.
held the visitors TO niue hits. one
triple and two doubles. The Amboy
twlrler struck out seven men and
walked one While King struck gu.
twelve and lift n batter.
The box score.
Perth Nmboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
Columbia Nine Defeated.

Swarthmore college scored a VIC
tory ove the Columbia college base
ball team at New York yesterday at
ternoon by a score of 8-6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
PRINCETON Wins Al.

The Princeton baseball nine defeat
ed the University of Virginia nine at
Princeton yesterday afternoon by q
score of 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
Standings In Major
Baseball Ledge Gus
NATIONAL
Games TDd,V

GamcS To-day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston ct Philadelphia
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 4: New York, 8.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia. 8 q. ins.)
Cincinnati 3: st. Louis /.
Pittsburgh 2; Chicago o.
Ef,alsur - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24

FoHDS! Fords: Fords! and brand-ncw
tourihRs with starters. not driven In.
- South Tenth Street
FORDS--imrnediatc delivery new Ford
tOurn<R: also. one couDc. Starbuch-
I9ouGIhs. ID. x.a Mcst hrnEo Strc.t.------
FRANKLIN car. good condition. $4,000.
Phone RAndnlph 1919.
q. u. c. hree-four;h ton truck: pneu-
matte tires all around. Cab and open
express body A. Meyers Sons Co.. 9-i1
South Eighth Street.
If you want TO buy used car phone
nunuNlnh hS1O
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Retail Markets
Better Supplied
Prices Experience Little
Change : Some Neac
Things IN Vegetables.

The retail markets q re - last put
ting on the real apr!H% appearance
With many Grtrn ;h.n::. inciudirE
rhubarb and spring onions. on the
vegetable stands. Strawberries more
PLENTIFUL among the fruits. spring
lamb holding a prominent place in
the meat Stt,is and shid. rockfsh and
Norfolk spots ornam:nting the nsh
tables IL looks as IL spring Is In re-
allty here
The easing down o. the transporta
ton bl0ck-up on account OF the strikes
has had two directly opposing effects.
IL helped the meat situation anu en-
ablcd the inca; men To put out for
today larger and NOR" varied sup
ply of n>ats. without any lowering or
nriccs. however. and AT the same
time IL caused shorter and less varied
receipts OF green stun from the TAR
south While the strike WAS "iI much
OF these goods that otherwise would
have gone North stopped over in
Richmond. Now il Keeps on through.
Lettuce ana celery were rlIdc scarccr
In this way.
The nea. market is well supplied
withou, changes IN prices. Spring
lamb u, ca cents per pound is still
the :cadiui: attraction in ;h:s line. The
fish market is vel! supplied. Norfolk
spots haviu.: bc.u added Ia the lay
on, this week. TIE: are going at 2a
small and less attractive 'minnows"
going for l.. AMI :" "cn;a.
The poultry :n@riict is weli supplied
except in The matte OF spring
high, going ~ ) per pound Tor choice
birds. Hens ar. more plentiful than
Ii week ago aud the Dressed birds a7e
going -; ~ 10 % cents nor roun.!.
EEE" are in good supply a. \" 20 %
The t-o,,h;, IN ;ilc vr.rtaul. limo
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The Fn''rd Slnt"s t.rouit t0uF' - NV
reals rrCpa"ca'l s'S'nT'Ny morning 80
ih:3, "'c,o-h. wi;h the following iuig..
anu officials in a;;.H,'nnc"; Circuit JuiEv:
!. =. rrttChnI' us A,l"vi,lr. = t.. " n
District IudE .l"hr : Roc. "f Bn!tlrnor
ia. C.crh 'i,nGe y Dan ADD rn:tca
Ease aTgu'4 yesterday:
y" list. !ohn =. =. EDhigIa' 80 al
pldintiiiI =; "-Tnr vs. P.-!.c-.,ti-;; an.
marietta sand '";'.i1tny. /" corporation.
defendant in eirO- error 80 'hy Distrir,
Court at iirniiGrtui,. W. Va. c,,s.
argue! b: Charles II. .',rr,cns Jr %:
C!"iHnn:t. or... t"r p.a!u,:ns IN error.
nt4 ~ John u. ligi: Of liuE .!npton. "
vi. Tor the d-f.n'!"nt IN "rro.. ana suH-
Admitted to ;.-art:cc:
Gar."s III. Stephens. .Ir.. q. Cincinnati
ONO. was. ~ motion. a,.mitiy1 Ia prJr-
zee u. th'a coni', "-t"r taxing and si!r-
srrihing thN usual oath
Saturday :'"ini: conference aRy. M case
VIII ID" argued today. lI; Tho couy, VIII
confer upon "IS-- heretofore argued and
r,!n.ii!nE GHi"ci,."d
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COTTON MARKETS.

->.-N DHh. AD!i4 -S-h"1v" .-ss slra
'"N-' ';'N u: cotton .oday and ;itc :ns-l;,t
Wa 49,. ,"i'h rallies Jooriy mes,.
:" .'d. In" rnf"vo-tt'.. Influences !uv!-,,i-u
pr. 'riotts Indicating serious sn,ll:lur,
~ y *. -. !r".h ocIr dr..'-- lEaIn-, s,.
'ui .cE tna apprehension that :h- nt,,nlr-
rs 90, - avs To- tho n"iGi:.s. - ro:ninuai-
-, .7'.. .hs;.n. O; di.;r button wpuid
n"' "iI" 10y" diN!cutt. Init!a. ,,Iot. ,!r;,7
W. :" il3.n'. "we-. IN" mo,t prom
t:'h' rli"rS th"n N"r" hro'i".s r!th N-all
S;i' Crrurrrpus TIC i'up-ov"ru"r, me-
.!rir.-srl "r"r.HrN 'ud -V'r3; buyers i,Gu!-
~. - g!.''S S.:Eci lhr q cline
ltn"'-. - - f' 'c' cg'"brr during ;h" mid
81" %, III morning. or :" "a % puin,y NJ,
.ot"r TRADE ,n.rr,a,S came III arsir ~
s s1!n;H @ts,r any ~: ~. ny u .
.-ai"d Muddy, Now Orleans w. aM az.
HHs 'r' ger-
NO. hrr" Wa Gr.s;. win ,n!dl'.nE ~
.ph's !r"s' =; ii.JSi there wr:r p. .nios
$50, 80 N'N p-.e"''-i wa quiet. with iJ..i.
Wr-' ~ bales
r.. "irta o: cotton n na"s a.. various
tnth'. ''ih! wee 'i.'restuG. ...S. N"r.
":!.."''n. ''f; .Savnar.r. .65t boston.
NuEnait. -; Ai.n.hf. 3l,l
H"h't @: cotton u-icea .u-.y
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enc 400 1--WE sToCK I,yrn.,

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'",' u"''!utr' ."=i w.,'
,,. .'Ee H".,i't.. 100. n,,t,, n".,r,.
- " .'' .l.'' p. r.psHi r"iu T., NJ.
, XXX a., 81! e. boo, '.firrls,3. ,'s
=, ,n."' ,.,'-ip' 1000; - .no-, ,.,nb.
$ ~, i'g .t. 1900! ftT- ,y,,,a ."'
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NO advance in our prices.
Get a full factory guar
anteed tire for $1.00. Firsts
and not seconds. National
Tire and Rubber Co., 425-
427 West Broad.
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rGn yor,; tI,'22lr t"rs. a.,,. o..
"' ;H'.-e- '.sH.l teaei-- 'p;t Gl'.
..- '"h.' car. nlclir l.....ui i.uuie .
..'H '.H'1 80 .rfo ar, o. r. t.e'ts-
'"i''usn i.as.'i"- ana .r', upgair.: - !,
.,"i'" HtEE.. "r'.r" lur'.tsI- sol: To- IS
=" ~ n.'@rr a":."" .rou.h "oI,! 10 %
t"'hin "i.r' 'h.r 'arlt'. .tlr.i,y ngsf.,.
,.he'N i"r ru."''nr 'N"-' 49, ,-,y .,'-i,.
Ina nd .".' 'f'-. 'f'." -.y'rs ,..s-i, go
~. re encouragement ~ - Gif.z. H.,
'.h-'i. .r- pf..'r 'srr,'I ...-I,. "a, II, -.
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49, L'"i !nh3"n."l - .ns-t''rd ,ondi-
:"p" 30 rth' 3ia'n"r. ia ak. ~ ,-or,.
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INK 'Hn' ~ = nt' decline ~ b \ .,i.I,s
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y'.'"' hIi!E; '"t- Wa :" y-.. fii:I.,- =
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- - ~ i'H1. ',n prY, -!ats ,.stl
Jnhhihib receipts. tpJr
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sad. but loving. ,r,.,uory
n m? beloved husta ana. Anthony n
'r,m.h. WI" died on Aprii "a 1919
MaE ms soul. through the mercy Of
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N;AAAI. Sa.nul..

,;; 1Ae k,S: -, +ptl .2-Tnro.n,.n.
ss.hinncn,: e.'. Stock. !.o;i >Rosin nr,n
% ,osE: a; IS receipts Co., shipments. w.:
quote: y. ia.e, D. L. 17o; =. ma
La: g. ,'-Nr!T,m: II. i7..;: /. /; 20. I.
Nc" 49, W. $50; y. 1888. We. SO:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


u" YORK. hrr!i -. Cotton good. ,,a
Iynni ,|'!ss t:tr" quiet and s;r.dy COM.
49,, m"'," wcT" Ia better demand! silj<s -.
Itnrt az at: i'r!c"i :"r futur. ,IC i!y,-v
al unchanged price,. hc-c Us i"'c'
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SUGAR

"HW YORK. A;r!l - -Th. lo". ma
' '"' "a" sugar. 49, pI."t". to:n; "a
.'.''' "'fr mona. tiIly uirls.L,r.G 40 1. -.
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, -, "''"' ''' 'H'f" war UD'ti3fs ~ nm
""n NJ 'illS '.'tnr - fnf Cyss, .o,,
'h" f'hhi, nut "iih ir",' r-rIrg. 1T. M p
'h ne t"i-''f'"'' In "aai.iirt.r i,, an,
n"ciion riii IA. sur,f ,it',,,io1 49,,
800 va ine"."i :" 'rli ~ ana su..,
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Hicm H"r" rcpur."c 'nr sr-.ln, ,,
,r"'t AZ !''n. Z. ahlrh f. nb.u, On
,nH nn''h 81 49," :1r CysA. Ca, .,o
u. nhi"l'.rc financial .i,us,i,n and a.
I".rt'nE 'nin"Ts TvE&'tiinr N. H.,L,,
n"''""N 'G 1" r'p"w'I ...l.S IN ,u,l,
Iuthf''. WIN rl",Inr .r.r,.,, 4, 1, 49,
ny 'o"'' TfahihT hrU,.rr wa. .,-
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RICHMOND STGCS MARKET.
CA.i!. g BuIch q COMPANY.
ID.S ELAt Main Street
i,ieh,nond. Va. Arril .,

CITY AND STATE SECl
Re hmonf C.:y Is 1871 80.
Richmon3 CI,y u. ..:t-lS
Va. As, cd g.. and r.. 1872.
Va. Centuries. :. &c. AH6 0
Srf;EET RAILWAY 30.
Va. ny and Power %. I.
STREET RAILWAY sIt
Va. Pr. ane Pow. Co. ma.
Vi hA IL 1na re sTo CO, CEN.
a L. l.. q: Conn.
4. + and p. DIV. Obi.E
1SsEFASCE STOCKS.
AtiAftlc Life lhs Co
Li!e Insurance Go. OF Va
vs.. FIR, and Marir- Ina 90
BANK AND TRUST co.
a naerioAn Sttioak! Sank. &.
Amer. Trust co tC!as, Al
Broad Street Bank ........
BToadwk1 SaI!onai Bank.
Bank Of Com. sad Trusts.
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CnrrLNHi.IIr. ~,

INV f'HF hrrii --'nf,nr,s.,s -.
1870 n'"t'f"'t nrNrn'rt "atIy IN 1i,,,
~. ana local bU,!ng ar ~. Luitt,,
n"Hihr ~ i"ii bat ~ r.s~tj,u ,..t,,,, A
D." SEnph'h: "i'h '"i'rn nr1 Etsir, ca
~. '''' F'Tt g Ipin'r niZE-t q, +; -,
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ynii''H i;iin" 'rUd-. i..J non!n.i .C,,u,
,"h"", Yellow. fpr'. itU u!JI H.y. 4, "a
'"i'' ~" S"pi"irb-r. IL ~ IrI,I, ,In,.,
''"v" ana summer pilts n.nii..l
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FINANCIAL.

Ne" YORK. A,rii q -Con;!n.n.a, h.,,
Cma amsnem ",, :urth:' In IN" late dealings
cables. 100: B"I:ia.i tr.nrr d. .mt,i 80. 90.
..Ht III l"''-; .t'c. demand. :,.. :ah;. =
itN Don tu-i! Ill sa. Silver ss,,d mo-.
-. iM"n"s -: p"r cent. Discount, r. L..
i.'I's .t'''i.' ~. p.7 cent? thrcr month
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.N ORLEANS. Nr-.i - \ ,.a-.... 10.
D". .hnHAn'es male :. ."f' mare, =,
ZION '9Ahsr ~ p'.r"S rare drp." b. ID,
.,n," - n"nlrE Wy 't-ti, .,,,ib,f =. m
LII. 10y ynn't"r g. an. St:.Ss i -.
ih"'h. ara iHE'"a' i"y-!s Wrr. rr.,. Al
."I"i" n ri".'. tiJt Ic;!v. months ~
Nn' :, 'n"i't - - e" r,.u Sc md Ill
%. E'.i,'u.y. lu,Y tou.ht.l ~, an,
'F''' -" m" close .nuw"d .4.su. t..
We iN! - - 10 - 1piris
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NV oRLEAHS Nprii z u.i,b ,,.,
u" .h''S. receipts. l. az rs,<. ,uijI,g,' .,
'"me 't"an u'g -i.a5y s.t,,
hin- Ht,r. are l"ch-is -. t., i.L i,.
ce'ptS 90. Bran ,1H. IGiin. &C.
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I!orlE Must StnnJ TrfnI.
fkAGl t.. APRIL 70 Max Norl2 the
saxon coinmun!s. bandit. will be tried
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MY Tara M.iArnv ra; s,o,a. aol

Min2- .;"tr~.-Rec-i;'s. s:a; i,l-.. CT
10Y ~" oa.". s,orL, syn halls
n"i" :"a!y- ket"i:'',. :!..r tale. or
'nlfs IN" nhi"'. stock - So h.,l,
~! far "r"E- !cce!o's. .:i.:7.: bal.
i"tLt tor -'i,cn- Istrir.- ,-l -. hall,
'Ni'"ris, 5,,.57g, hr."- y
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~ w !tt
RESDi.uriuNS OF RESPECT
uENEAS a" al! w!s, Providence has
removed from our midst our highly as.
,",in"i amt greatly beloved a-suciatr
S"H.u"i l. MORGAN. who died al his rrsi,
n ,,amc III TINS city on the 10th of Aurii
wuhREAS. II, directors of the viz.
i!hi:i trust t"'nps"y are h-airous ~ *
pressing thr ur"n sense ot tti.:r loss In
thc Iraih al Mr. Murvan: therefore
!'E lT RESOLVED. That when sam
ne! Morgan passed out of M, .h.s
company los: "a MS" ana iar-Sc.inl conn
,nIn: Whose n'aTCh va. ever forward
hhd VI" !nSrit", IN AL ui ihuss about
MN the n'nh!'ion to ucr"uyIIsl Mi.
th!nss ~ lie. and thus hi. ansnc!a,i1i.
YIN ms company waS a blessing 80 every
o." connected w!'h j.. Ills cordial n.n-
n"r and s.mpU'I etr nature made no
dta;:nSt1ou~ n hic. aud ia" who" rtnir
.. th!r COMPANY. p'nccrr G!-'cinss and
mon" hu.w him bat tn lu,. INN
RESOLVED fCHTiiEE That tho
heartfelt symgathy .: ~! c"un.ctci ,.i;n
m Virginia Trust company h- "N,"r,i"l!
1" Mtr. Morgan rnL hcr family amt thht
con! ~ 'hcs. -cs",uiiOEs bc forwarded
7 =. WILLIAMS. JR
l.. Is. ADDISON.
" = FORBES
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for ofrcnsrs committed on Boheminn
territory before his cNtradition to
Germany will be permitted. IL was
said today.
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fNODCNE Ni.AEKIIG.
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:|f f-.. i.i." I-i 81
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Motorcycles, md Bicyclcs
AUTO .icct.,Soric,

THE INDIAN SCOUT l. here Cuu,e by
ana .o1k - over G-ca'-st nolurcyc.e
ON caEih. foin9Eica. SIS w,l. nr"Lc
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VIII it"nd New Cabinet.
PRAGUE. April .3.--It is report Ell
tkot the Socialist Democrat. NIrizzncr
n}w cabinet
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-28

Ma pal mameuA IL " AalN spe.
Ileha \ rfsnlph poslwlnlm pAm M
sehe iak u WpeslNie reltesN.
tNslnv dNm uralfl salssNa, III
IsiiNiv Y Aiteic HAhulenAst. wills
hn " va, ~ ii tlNnla naieRl Nellre
malls " se kupniu 4 ptisesl 90 u
iste whisky nfpakunils pAlsm
|ssslusll " uuiasno icslcn Initial
Nfelriketi ktrrf Al rrn N hh
|fal} "Nemnsemr kunm s,Agell s
hoH MANN u " lcils sier mlll snl
me a duhAtpk sktmimp. mls lame
.d b vi tuinlku i pek puurehhme
0sudm - - main 70 ~ slune
katld ehsile ticme y no,inhcb
o krntuckt krsint thltili ieden
druhemn, neidc ~ K soudn, ale
,yroynAva No To epnSobem pthyt
tAkuSsm jake y Alhnnii a ma Car
nj lIotr, die g6sady krcs IN keN
Mezi ttte lid y poslcdni dnha vni
kali missiouati ~ stcinou odhodla
nosti, 4 iakou chodi do Afriky 4.
do iurecka Aisle, u oil tech Ne do
yiddmc Y ndkieryeh tasopiscch o.
iak ~pokfOtuic prace osvttovd
y mich vypravuie INA ho
rNrh sdsi Ne korna u h%rninhoty ruk
po roce stcine, AZ iesl pnda w
mrskann, nHte1 80 postoupi iinam
te dosii ale uasioii IA mnp
no DNec se pasou nu sppro hornkt
pestnli Nc III ycpti u jrjich
maso Sc donna udi mad kouficimi
kladami oiechoylch stromQ. M,
idctc III rolniky, kacli oraji jeste|
tfeydnSmi pluhy iako jcjish pra
l6dedkoyd, rodiny, ktcrd vi samy
roztlouknji u "mclou' obili vel