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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
SPORTS
BELGIUM PAYS HONOR
TO AMERICAN CITIZEN
tmptnin tpnstcfn. Iicmd or Red ,.r,..
Commission. Decorated by
Hing Albert

ROuLERS, BELGIUM, March Ill
FOR the service America has rendered.
to Hclgfnm through the American n.d
cross, Captain j. G. Eppstejn. head of
The Red Cross commission to Belgium,
has been made u Chcvalier dc rOrdra
dc Leopold by * ing Albert The dor
grafton. conferred upon the Rcd C.r,s,
man when the King unexpectedly ar
rived in RoulcrS, WAS followed bv dec.
Grafton of Lieutenant j. T. Nurr,
tioyd and Mrs. Murgatroyd. vino arc
in charge Of the Junior Red Cross
work in belgium, and Lieutenan, T..
Winfield, who has been with the conn
mission for nearly a year
The recognition is the result of tho
vast work tina, has been done by ,b,.
Red Cross with this small group Of
men and women. Under the direction
"t '2Dtiin Eppst"in. more than 30 600
refugees returning To their dcvas;.d
homes We're cared for during 1919.
Medical aid WAS given. hospitals ca
tahiishcd schools. churches ana hos
pitaIS set up, orphans cared for, coal
and food distributed and farms re-
stocked The work WIS accomplished
through AN effective system iriuug,-
rated by captain Eppstein. by which
Red Cross supplies sent 10 Belgium
were placed In warehouses at central
points in the devastated area and sold
at triiling prices until local stur.s
were re-cstahl!shed. With the pro-
cccds Of the sales articles which the
refugees are unable 10 purchase we're
bought. These articles included k!tch-
in some cases. COW or goat for
village.
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HAVANA ENTRIES

!.fst racc.-hvc and onc-half furIonrS-
l,"N"Ifo". III: Miss Larue NJ. 10: North
IN t'"llr ilVi Ma Ior BRADLEY. 10: Sea
! Gin'e ius director James. o.: horfoot
;2t. M"iN fIl@huEh. irl. IIainhca;ncr.
lNut "Inillsl"Hc. 100. sherry. %.
90 second rnce nv and one. haIf furIonps-
i"atir'" 10. Hands on. las: RoundoI
,i2, 50 reach l45 Seycth rs: Mnrtv
Low ~ ME- Dixon. ls6. Shi,sia Iia:
49, rr!''r' $50 I'"c"iose. liS: Manga
!hird rae SIX furlungs-O!d Evicrs 1l.:
Hiy,A''lp. ips. J"cit Dawson. 100: Prince
i'",;,f"', ~ Assign lo.. Lillian O.. IO4:
:. ;f.S,r ''"iRn'H. !D' Ju-N iitaiv 1903.
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'H'.t', - !t"StE Cora. zig. Inir !G.:
n"lahCv. lg9 Magic Miro los. ~,
MI!Ti,,5EE'. ~ l'crnt los Hora, loc
"a lit! e'.-t'N IEfiVuE, john Ir 1l..
ihr6@d.n, -. !'fssgmuttou. iii isrl,t,r.
NJ, III, IA Siti'F susie. l"H: tombstone ins
S.>m racc--niic and Gftv v.r.Is- F,l,l,
adi' TT"H' Gun, III. I.t'holic, no. leg.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
GET READY FOR AMERICAS
PART IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Davis Cup Committee Meets In New
ort> ToniEh: to Outline Plans
for Participation.

NEW YORK. March PA meeting
OF the Davis cup committee will be
held here tomorrow night TO outline
plans for Americas participation in
the play for the international team
tennis championship tournament next
summer. Various recommendations
viii be prepared for submission TO tho
executive committee OF the United
States Lawn Tennis Association at a
conferences next Saturday.
or primary importance. at present
are the preliminary events in which
the United States must compete for
the Davis cup. The draw as announced
by Australia puts the team from this
country against the representatives of
South Africa in the first round. Ac-
cording to the Davis cup regulations
he place for holding this match is 10
he agreed upon between these two
nations. The winner Will meet tn.
winner Of the match between England
and Holland for the right to challenge
Australia.
In addition the committee will con-
slider the advisability of sending rep
rescntativcs of this country abroad
to play in the English championships
at Wimbledon in June and will also
decide whether the Invitation TO send
Il team to Denmark can be accepted.
AN urgent request has been received
from Boldklubben. OF Copenhagen. that
the United States Tennis Association
send Il team there this summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
DAT ACREAGE INCREASED
FARMERS DO Not Consider Horse NM,
Mule "a Hnrls Number.
Says Report

WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Ancri
can farmers are not reducing incir
:tcreaSc of oats because of the rapidlv
increasing use OF automobiles and
trucks, on the theory that the horse
nmu muic were being made a back
number. according to a rcpor, nv -
nertS OF the Department Of AgricuIturc.
Ihcy have made q special study OF The
situation, and say:
me number of horses and mules
on farms, if decreasing. is doin~ co
at rate so Slow as TO have little or
no effect on the oat crop. Further
more, statistics show that America
farmers are not cutting down the total
oat acreage, but arc actually incrcos
ing 1T. great number of American
farmers. particularly in the corn hell
are Justified in making extensive SOW
ings OF oats each year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
EAST AND WEST DIVIDE
HON0RS ON TENNIS COURT
Golden Gate Women WIN Doubles Event
From Representatives OF New


SAN FRANCISCO. March o1.--Play In
the East VS.. West tennis competition
Tor women resulted today in one VIC
iory and one defeat for the Eastern
representatives.
In the doubles match Mrs. Ethel SUIT
ton Brude. OF Los Angeles, and Miss
Helen Baker. OF San Francisco. de-
fcated Mrs. Hazel lIotchkiss Wightman.
of Boston. national woman champion
and Miss Eleanor Goss. of New York
ranked number two among women
players. So. As, Ca
Mrs. WiSh,man defeated Miss Baker
6-i, in the second set Of a singles match
begun yesterday. She had won the
The Western players have two vic
tories TO one defeat IN the series Mrs
MlghtInan is scheduled TO play Miss
;ahcr and Miss GOSs is 10 meet Mrs
bFucc IN singles matches tomnrrnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WILLIAM AND MARY
NINE READY FOR YALE
Bright Weather of Last Week
Enabled Coach Drivers Squad to
Get Much Needed Practice.

, Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Marcn I'll
| with only slight rift clouding the
baseball sun here during the last
week. candidates for the William and
! Mary College baseball team began hard
WORK, and the task of Coach Driver
has been made easier.
Ihe keenest rivalry exists for var
F., sit% positions. The game with Yale
| University in Norfolk on April j. has
acted as stimulant on the entire
squad. of course. every candidate.
wants to play against Old Eli. The
wceding-out timo has arrived. and
tho selection of men to play Yale will
be in line with the old story that many
are called. but few are chosen.
lndlnns Have Chance.
No one here processes to know the
strength Of Yfics team That old
FL! will Lave corking good club, as
in previous years, goes withou. saying
me annua! Southern trip gives tho
Yale coach splendid opportunity to
look his squad over carefully. This
jaunt also serves to condition the New
Have lads. AS the matter of condi-
ton VIII play prime part in the VIII
lam and Mary-faic game on Easter
Monday the chances of the Indians
are far from being hopeless The In
dams Will take the field in better shape
! than Yale. unless the dope goes sadly
dstray.
Coach Driver Is grooming his varsity
pitchers, Settle. Stevens and Marshall.
WITH sicc,al care in preparation for
the game. II Will not prove surp.is-
ing IL Settle is given the assignmcnt.
! ne has coo! head. and is reliable in
the pAich. settle achieved "A 81 vie
tory over University OF Virginia last
spc.rS.
Season Opens Wednesday.
The Indians open their season at
home Wednesday. when :he Camp
t:ustis nine invadcs williamsburg
Three days later "A game with the
Newport News Shipyard Club will fol-
low. These battles will be "a test of
the Indians latent strength AS far
rs the players are concerned, the sea-
son cannot begin too soon.
William and Mary begins its biggest
week OF baseball on Friday, April .
when Lafayette appears at Cary Field
ON saturday. April 3, the Indians prob
ably VIII play in Newport News and
meet Yale in Norfolk on April D. on
Apri! . Washington ana Lee will ne
the Indians opponent Returning from
Lexington. the William and Mary nine
VIII play Lynchburg College at Lynch
burg Needless TO say, the honor OF
playing against Yale and the good
trips arranged have served 10 fiji the
squad with more enthusiasm than is
rampant IN college circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
SPORTS
Van Buren, Starts
Work on Track Meet

Arthur Van Buren,, registrar OF
the Amateur Athletic Union OF this
city. plans 10 hold M Indoor trnei>
meet in one of the IticIIimund arm
cries within the next three weeks.
Preliminary plans have been made.
and several athletic clubs of this
city have announced they will par
tiripntr in the nffnir. Church IiilI
Athletic Club, Barton Heights Attn
lctic Club, knights OF Columbus mud
Othrr organizations will enter ath-
lctrS.
Whether or not the meet will be
held rests entirely with the inter
est displayed by Richmond athletes.
The games will lie open To any nth-
Ictc in Richmond. and those desiring
Ia compete Nrr requested to file
their applications with Van Buren,
ut The office of the commissioner
of Revenue in the City Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
want Orioles to Train nj Game Mny.

CAPE MAY, y. d. March fiat n
meeting OF the baseball COMMITTEES of the
Board of Trade hcrt, il was decided TO
Offer the Columbia Park. the once
famous baseball ground to one of the
international League teams An eff
fort Will be made 10 have Jack Dunn
manager Of the Orioles take the park
as u training ground for his young
STEERS. Norvel King and his Maryland
Athletic Club, Of Baltimore. viii be
listed for many games at the shore
park. The Red and White colors ha We
always drawn big crowds at the shore.
The grounds will be put in nrst-class
condition for the opening OF the sea
son on July
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
PRINCE ADOPTS CANINE
frederick Williams Pet, n Huge Mas-
tin. Hites Dirnincd
SrhOoimnSter

WlERlNGEN. HOLLAND. March 81
"a huge mastim which the former
icrmnn Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam has adopted as a pet. and which
him on his daily strulIs
through this village. has been made
the subject of an official complain. ia
the village council. Schoollnns;cr de
Ruyter charged that the dog bit Li,n.
and wanted ii declared a nuisance. but
the petition apparently was tabled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
nowIing Congress Unchanged.

PEOlelA. ILLS, March 2l.--BowlcrS
in the individuals and two -men cham
piOnShips failed to disturb the Amcri-
can bowling Congress leaders today.
only Two changes among the ten high
men in the individual and all events
We're recorded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

NEW YORK March - Sometime
rdFly tomorrow morning Georges car
pcHiicr. heaNywc;gh; champion %, Eu-
rope. vii set loot on THIS rrca, land
oi the free and HON" "i The brave.
Although Georges has been a great box
office attraction for many years. thih
vii! have been h!s nrst visit TO Amer
lea. Making the trim with him IL his
young VII" and his able manager
Araacois Dcscanps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

MACON. Ga, March 2l.--Harry iio.i-
mann. first bas"mn, Of the Detroit
club, arrived here today uud ~ Cobb
VIII Join the team at Columbus Ga.
Tuesday. Manager Hughcy Icruin -
announced. Tho club breaks camp to-
morrow and VIII begin tour with
tnc Boston Nationals. Chick" shorten
ort!elder VIII be unable to accompany
tn" club this week because Of an in
Illr, Il foot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

MACON, CIV, March 2l.-"ChlCk"
Shortcn got himself n vacation from
Tiger practice for at least a week by
stepping on two rusty nails. The Ben
gals We're putsthrough swimming drill
on q rain soaked field by Jennings.
No QrOWningS were rcpOrteQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
The case Will be
gave $500 bond.

heard March &C.
The complainant is Fred Logan. ne
gro policeman Of Lawrence, who al
ieSns tnat Willard called him names
md challenged him 10 fight. The Incl
dent occurred last Friday when Will
lard. who WAS driving "a motor car. at
tempted TO pass Logan. who was driving
Il wagon, on Il narrow road near here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
WANTED WARRANT SERVED
Jess willard Then Entered PIcn OF
Not Guilty Ia Charge of Dis
turbinG Fence.

ny .AssOCIAttd Frcss.l
LAWRENCE kANS.. March 2l.-Icss
Willard. former heavyweight pugilstic
champion. walked into the shcrin's Of
flee here yesterday and asked that The
warrant against him for disturbing
the peace issued Friday and unscrvcd.
b" served. willard then entered "a
plea Of not guilty in Justice Court. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
pos,uone Auto Rnce..

LOS ANGELES, March 2l.--rhc three
automobile races scheduled on the Los
Angeles speedway today were post
poncd until next Sunday because of the
bad condition OF the track caused by
heavy rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
Get ChnrIottc pItchcr.

ST LOUIS. March 2l.-William "Lef-
~" Wallace. who pitched for Charlotte,
y. c.. in the South Atlantic League
last season, announced tonight he has
signed a contract with milwaukee,,
American Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
ar in4iviluai records Of
The mrs, tcou's games resulted as

rtEl goals
follows:
I, II Il g. rstyr-sgre,
i. ~. II. :. -: Raleigh. ~
!. NJ. H. : ~! Hli"iGh.
NJ H. - 30. Cualn1m Training
n. L. :, aa !ichmond college Re
J. u. i S, Is ~!uryitisn. 81
y N II -sr-M'fnd.ow Wilson High
portsmouth. -.
80. NJ, II. ). g. charlottesville high,
j. NJ II. :. 9: Woodberrv rores, ~
! N, ;. ~; NoUGbcrvy Forest. u.
II = o. Petersburg Il.gh. ).
! NJ. II. :. %. Maury iiiph. lG
j. ~ II ~. W"oQro% Wilson 20
j N II -; AyncEhugs H,oh -
Totals = NJ ~ =. 5Go; upl-Ients
'rhe, ond ,yan ia tais rocori
8"i p"nyMc Military In
J! u ~ Hla.N.,onc Hisb. /.
o'"'S- y. ~. ~ ;, iN', opponents, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

Headed by Lee IAgGan. a prominent
amateur baseball player and athlete.
IN" Mod!cal College Of Virginia Will
mace team in the field this year. 'rhc
doctors held thei! first workou: Sat
urdaY afternoon and Will engage in
"ames later with several out-or-town
teams. as we'll as local teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

Bill" Martin. formerly OF the Rich
tiiI Athletic club Martin made his
Initial appearances with the East End
team saturday. "Eilly" Hay. who has
charge OF Church iliN. gave the bows
Iimbtr!nS up exercises in the gym
nasinm on account or the chilly
weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

Manager i:obortS had the PLAYERS of
Benjamin l. crEmr team out Saturday
Niorno0I .rd announces he is well
p:'"S"u with the prospects Tor Il win
ming aggregation. Among tho men
VINO reported Were Pnauu. Poland,
Driver and l.ivssay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
CANT ITEMS.

The party given at the home OF
John Beatty and wife in honor Of
their son, Ralph's birthday, on satur-
dav night, Nov. 10, was largely at
tended and all enjoyed themselves
fine. All present left wishing him
many more happy birthdays. =
Thomas Squires and wife and grand
son. Harold and Mrs. Fife Dalbey
s<sere visitors of P F.. Denham and
family Sunday. - John Nevins and
family. Lawrence VIM and family,
and Aunt Amanda Miller spent the
day with Billy Blythe Sunday. -
Mrs. w. Showers and Mrs. Jane
Brown were visitors of r. L. Showers
and family Thursday, the latter max
ING a week visit with them. - Aunt
Betty McCarty is spending a few
DAVIS with her sister, Mrs. Kate Nc
Carly. - Born to the wife of Willie
Edwards, a fine son. Mother and
babe doing nicely. DR.. Fulkerson Of
Martinsburg was called. - Miss Lotto
Nevins is visiting her sister and fam
ilv this week, Mrs. Ed Crawford. -
Mrs. T. ]. Jerman is with Mrs. Ed,
mond Davis for a few days for com.
pany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18

guests of Cole Edwards and family.
= Earnest Kunkle is home after an
extended tour Of the western states
and Canada. = Mrs. John Smith
spent the week with her father, G. w.
Kerr in Mexico. - Leonard Jenkins
and family visited Mr.. Jenkins
mother near Thompson Friday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Moore Of Mexico
spent the weekend with their uncle,
Mr.. Underwood. - Miss Anna W.
Underwood spent Sunday with
friends in Galloway. - Martin Smith
is conyaleseent. - Frank James is
on the sick list. = A large crowd at
tended the Bowen sale last Tuesday.
- This cold weather is a great pleas
ure to the boys, because it promises
good hunting, trapping, skating an
everything.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
LIBERTY DISTRICT.

Bob Crum and family visited Mrs.
Owen and family Sunday, - Miss
Leila Davis spent Sunday with Miss
Fanny Scott at Mr.. Rockwell's. -
John Smith shipped a load of hogs to
st. Louis this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bell are both suffering from a
slight attack Of tonsilitis. - Will
Ravencraft and family and Mr.. and
Mrs, Wallace Bise were the Sunday
guests at Sam Bises' - Mrs. Watts,
Jess Watts, Miss Permelia Owings
and Sadie Langley were Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18


Thanksgiving. = Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Martin and son, John, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John MOllet and family were
the guests Of Henry Sonwalt Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Hagan sold
some hogs to Mr.. Graham. We failed
to learn the price. - 81 Flynn is on
the sick list. He is getting along NICE
ly. - MI. and Mrs. Pat Flynn and
son, William, were the guests of
Brice Flynn Sunday. - Hazel Paige
was the guest Of her grand father
and grandmother, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Hagan, Sunday. - Joel Gels bought
four hogs from Lloyd Doeblin. -
There was a basket dinner at the
Christian church of Laddonia, Sun.
day. The church was filled and all
present report plenty to eat. Brother
Marshlan and Brother Hankins left
L.addonia Sunday night. They held q
three-weeks meeting in Laddonia
People r well pleased about his
work. There were 100 converts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18

Wellsyille visitors Saturday. - Mrs.
John Kellerhal returned to her home
at Mt. Carmel Sunday. Dick
Franklin living south of Benton City
is in the Audrain Hospital recover
ing from a recent operation. - F. A.
Owens held a public sale Tuesday.
In a short time Mr.. and Mrs. Owens
will move to Mexico to spend the
winter. The severe cold spell of
the past week caught many people
unawares and the result was several
autos with frozen radiators. Miss
lnez Sallee of Mexico visited Mrs.
Fritz Wengsr the weekend. - Those
on the sick list the past week but
now improved were Mrs. Bert Mil
Ter, Ebert Winger and Mr.. John
Stumpf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
HATTON-CONCORD

Ben Stephen and family visited Mr..
and Elton Fry Sunday. = Ira Cott-
rill and family were shopping in Mex
leo Saturday. Miss Marguerite
Stephen is home from Quincy, ILL.,,
where she has been attending bus
mess college. - Miss Matte Fredd
and father are visiting Bob Hender-
son and family in North West Mis-
souri,. - Mrs. Chal. Henderson and
neice, Miss Ruby Ford of Fulton are
spending the week's-end with Zeck
Corners family. - Zeck Conner and
Henderson were Mexico visitors Sat
urday. - Chas. Operas and family
returned from New Franklin, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Charlie is thinking Of moving there
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18


soon. We certainly hate to see such
good people leave us = Speck Hud-
dleston delivered hogs to Auxvasse
Monday. - number of the teachers
in the. county attended the teachers
convention in Kansas City the last of
the week. Ralph Black visited home
folks over Sunday and returned to his
school duties Monday IN Fulton. =
Glen Black is able to be out but is
using crutches. = George Black is
reported to be better at this writing
His many friends hope he viii soon
be able TO come home from Mexico
where he has been for the last month,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
McCLINTIC NEWS.

The Loyal Daughters Class of Rush
Hill Community church will give a
bazaar and minstrel in Meyers Hall
Saturday, November goth. Everyone
invited. MIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Hitz were the guests of Louis Feutz
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs, Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie were the guests
Bonter Anderson Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Bethel we're the guests
CT Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Mollet and
family Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs. F. O.
t@& we're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. |. Hagan Sunday. 49, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Alderman were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, F, l. Hagan Sunday. -
McClintic school had school last Sat-
urday to make up the day after
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
Celebrate Wedding Day.

Yeaman Burns and wife celebrated
their Silver wedding anniversary Sat-
urday and Nj. Burns presented his
wife with a New Edison as a gift on
this occasion. The Ledger joins the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
in wishing them many happy returns
of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
ENTON

S. P. Carver of Ottawa, ILL.,, is Wis
ting in and neal Benton City.--Mrs.
Walter James Of Laddonia visited
with friends here last week. - Mrs.
John Hildebrand was very sick the
first of the week, but is improving,
viii Goodson and family were
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
Congressman's Widow WEEDS,

MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo-, Nov.
ember 16.--It was learned here that
Mrs. Annie Norton, widow Of the late
Congressman R. H. Norton of this
district, was recently married to L
B. Grimm of indianapolis, Ind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18

NJ. and Mrs. John 7. Buckner are
happy over the arrival of a lovely lit
tie daughter Friday night at the Aud
ain Hospital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-09

'un membru din noel. corp legis-
lativ. Augustine Hailwood a dn-
trebat daca gllyerlul site ca pla-
tcstc pc calai Gu salarul Pc carc-l
capatau 81 fnainte de razboiu
I'm membru al guvernului a ras-
puns ca va .da 0 deosebita cons!-
'derare acestui fapf.
N ude multi calaii all fost de.
pravati de priyilegiul de lna
sfoara GU care isl spinzurau vic
timele orr pc vre-un renumit cri
minal. Aceasta. a redus> una din
sursele lor de venite, pentru cd
|intotdeama Sc gasea cineva care
sa plateasca preturi bune pc a,
ccasta sfoara, 81 mai ales acela
care faceau colectii din acest ma.
terial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-09
UIt!imuI ,articol al
Iui vIahutd.

CONTINUARE DE PIE PAGINA 1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-09
1O7
MAI iN1REBuINTA1 si
NICI ODATA SLOAN'S?
Tine-l In fndcmSnI en- sc pr0mOvexe
prompt usurarea dure-
riIOr rcumatice.
IA HE1LWOOD. IA.

@fnd d-ta sti ce poate face Sloan's
Z ,Liniment, dupa cum mil de bar
bati 81 femei din toata lumea site,
d-ta, de loc il vel tine la rdom
vel fntrebuinta pentru acele jun
ghiuri reumatice", ca sa-ti usureze
spatela ce tie doare, musculatura in
tepenita 81 contazupile, dureri de
tot felul, 81 urmarile expunerei.
Ia numai putinel, pune-l farii Sc
freci. In curind pstrundc. fmprastie
congestia, aducind usurinta bine
cuvintata partii afectate.
De trei marimi 35c., roc, $140
Fecare druggist il are. Daca nu am
dori ca sal stim numele.