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been taken. together with much booty. /,
Is asserted.
Two divisions ot Let's, supported by
Baltic lardwehr, alta cked tho BolshevilSi
on a wide front, the dispatches say. Very
heavy fighting followed, resulting in a
penetration Of tho BolsheviS position on
tho first day. The attack was pressed, the
Red lines pierced and the Dvina crossed
The advance continues, the Bolsheyik re-
treating rapidly.
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Phoenix Park
AgainSceneof
MghtShooting
ArmoredCars Search Grounds.
but No Explanation of
Fusillades Is Given.
FIRING NEAR THE
VlCEREGAL LODGE
Irish Police Patrol Uses Hand Gre
nades to Repulse Attack
in Clare.

L o N D o n, Monday. - There was
another mysterious affair in Phoenix Park
shortly after Sunday midnight" says d
Central News despatch from Dublin. "a
volley Of shots was heard in the Park.
Then all was quiet for twenty-five
minutes, when fusillade started and
lasted for several minutes. 1t apparently
came from the direction Of the magazine
of the Fort near the viceregal Lodge
1T is also stated that from then until
dawn the Park was secured by ar1nored
cars with bright searchlights. No official
explanation has yet been made"
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Lessen Demand to 275,o0O
Tons of German Mari
time Equipment.
WANT u. S. TO ASSIST
IN FEEDING AUSTRIA
France and England Will Not Attempt
S7o,ooO,OoO Relief Work
Without America.
SUPREME COUNCIL SETS
SATURDAY AS DATE OF
TREATY'S RATIFICATION

PARIS. Monday (by the Associated
Pressl.-The Supreme Council has
tentatively set January 10 for the
ratification of the Treaty of Yer
sailles. The Councils basis for
settlement of the Scapa Flow sinkings
was handed over to Baron Won Lersner
today and it was announced that an
agreement had been reached with the
German delegation.
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Associate Justice Brandeis the court sus-
tanned the constitutionality of provisions
in the Volstead Prohibition Enforcement
act prohibiting the manufacture end sale
of beverages containing one-half Of one
per cent or more Of alcohol. Associate
Justices Day. Van Devanter. Mcl;eyHolos
and Clarke dissented
Validity OF the federal prohibition con-
stitutional amendment ald Of portions ut
the Volstead act affecting its enforcement
was not involved in the proceedings. but
tho opinion was regarded as SO swecyfn.
as TO leave little hope among wet ad-
herents. Wayne Il. Wheeler gcner
counsel for tho Anti-Saloon League of
America, hailed it as "a sweeping victory
and in a statement tonight said the onl1-
prohibition question left open by the courc
now was whether the Eighteenth Amend
ment was OF nature that could bc con-
sidered as federal amendment and
whether 1t was properly adopted.
In rendering the opinion, the court sus-
tanned federal court decrees dlsmissins
injunction proceedings to enjoiu fcdcral
authorities from preventing jacob Eup-
pert. a New York brewer from manufac-
turing beer containing alcohol IN excess
of one-half of one per cent, but which he
alleged was mountaineering.
Ray of Hope for "wcts."
The 'wets." however, received a brief
ray Of hope when, soon aftcrward, ass,-
ciate Justice Day. in unanimous opinion.
sustained the dismissal OF indictments
brought under the wartime prohibition
act against the Standard Brewery, OF
Baltimore. and the American Brewing
Company. Of New Orleans, for inanutac-
turing o,75 beer before the volstead act
was passed.
In sustaining this action the court held
that Congress has the right TO determine
what is intoxicating beverages, but, IN view
OF the fact that the Volstoad act had not
yet been passed, manufacture OF low
alcoholic beer was permissible under tho
wartime prohibition act, providing IT wa
not intoxicating.
Following the rendering or today's
opinion Assistant Attorney General Fricr-
son, who has been in charge OF the pro-
hibition cases IN tho Supreme Court, an.
nounced that the Department OF Justice
was ready to begin the prosecution Of eli
persons who have sold beer since the
passage, on October IS. OF the NogteaJ
act. Tho names OF all persons violating
the act have been obtained By the de-
partmont, and card indeXed. and prosocu-
tions. he said. would begin at once
The opinion of Justice Brandcis, who
also rendered the December IS decision
unfolding the constiiutionality OF tho war
time prohibition act was sweeping. setting
forth that implied war power over IN
toxicating liquors extends to the enact
ment of laws which will not merely pro
hibt tho sale of Intoxicating liquors. but
will effectually prevent their SALE
whether IL be for purposes OF national
defence" the Jugtice said "or for tho
purpose OF establishing post offices and
post roads. or for the purpose Of regulst-
ing commerce among the several States
Congress has the power 10 make all laws
necessary and proper for carrying into
,Ccsttrued ON rage -Four, Col. one'
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Supreme Council VIII Appeal to Amer
lea TO Aid Austria.

PARIS, Monday BY Cecision OF the Su-
preme Council today renewed and press
Ing appeal will be made to the United
States for the credits necessary 10 repro
vision Austria, the position OF which from
lack of &c cd is declared to be desperate.
The question OF relief for Austria came
UP in the Supreme Council on tho report
OF Louis Loucheur, French Minister Of Re-
construction, on what had been done to-
ward the revictualins OF Austria and what
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Five Justices Uphold the Sup
preston Of ITS Per
Cent Beer Manu-
faCture.
DECISION AFFlRMS
POWER OF CONGRESS
court Declares LegislatorSCan
Make Laws to Both Pro
hihit and Prevent.
ONLY ONE HOPE LEFT
Validity Of the Prohibition Amendment
Itself Remains To BE
Passed Upon.

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. Monday.-By ?
margin OF one vote the supreme Court
upheld today the right Of Congress TO de-
fine intoxicating liquors, as applied 10
wartime prohibition.
In five 10 four opinion rendered by
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noorons SAY THAT ISprcrsr,ox

is tho real cause Of most III feeling or
sickness. and II YOU don't feel good Just
after meals snd ~, how fine good dlroa.
ton makes you fett.--Ady.
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SENATE READY
To RAT|FY ON
LODGE TERMS
British Envoy Informed Snap
of Party Whip Keeps
DemocratSin
Line.
KING INTRODUCES
NEW RESERVATIONS
Utah Democratic Senator VIII Ash
Senators to Hasten Action
on Peace Treaty.
BY DONALD A. CRAIG.
Herald Bureau.
No. t.5O. II street, N. W.,
Washington. ID. c.. MOnday.f

There are strong reasons, based upon
information obtained in high official quar-
ters. for the belief that the whole contro-
versy over the ratification Of the peace
treaty. including the covenant OF the
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JAPANESE RUSHING HEAVY
REINFORCEMENTS TO LRKUTSK::
LET'S BEAT REDS ON DVINA

HONOLULU Hawaii, Monday by tho
Associated Press. Heavy japanese rein
forccments have been rushed to Irkutsk to
aid tho forces Of admiral Kolchak there,
according to cable from Tokyo to the
Nippu Jill, a local Japanese daily.
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A million people may hear and may heed
the voices of Sundays New York American
vast Ads.--New yovL's Want Ad DIRECTORY.
rhons Col. 7oQe.--Adv.
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Le,tish Troops Break "Red' Front on
Dvina River.

COPENHAGEN, Monday. - Dispatches
from Riga today declare that the Lettish
troops have broken the Bolshovik from,
slong the pylna, Numerous prisoners have
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Rebuild Wasted Flesh.
IN rar gain rev strength taxing Father rohr A
hedicine. pura food tcnlc Best for colda.-AdY.
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WEDDING uEIrs, Wssr,s Theatre.
- Kcst 5osous COMEDY Of AL Ysars.-Ady.
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After Decision on Amendment.

our case, which we have brought In
New Jersey. tho case of Feigenspan
against the United States Attorney and
of Internal Revenue, raises this
question directly. That case is designed
also to test the validity Of tho Eighteenth
Tho decision of today Is
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
GREINER AND DUNHAM
ON PENNINGTON FIVE

Joe Greiner and Barney Durham.
two local boys, have won positions
on the Pennington Prep school bas-
ketball team. Greiner, who per-
formed with the Perth Amboy high
school varsity team for a number of
seasons. has been chosen as a regu-
lar forward on the team. Captain
Rosenthal and Voss are the only two
veterans from last year. Greiner,
Hodgson and Wilson filling the re-
naming three positions on the team.
while Durham, Hyman. Suria and
Mifflin are the other members of
the first squad.
Pennington engaged in two games
this year, defeating Bound Brook
high school 1920 and the Deaf
Mutes of Trenton 1915. Both local
boys showed up well in these con-
tests. Coach Fred Cooper is conf
dent of coping the state prep school
championship this season, although
the team has a harder schedule than
ever before. Pennington has been
represented at the championship
finals in New Brunswick the last
two years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
SPEEDWAYS WILL TRY TO
DEFEAT KEiHSBURG FIVE

Keansburg fans tomorrow night
will probably receive their fill OF
basketball, for the Speedway bas-
ketball team of this city is slated to
appear against the representative
team of that place at K~eansburg.
This Is the third team from Perth
Amboy to go to Keansburg in a
week, the two former teams being
ncsed out by Manager Harris's COM
bination, the Dry Dock outfits nine
game winning streak going into the
air as a result of a setback at the
hands of the Keansburg team. while
the Wilson Five. made UP of the
pick. of Amboy light semi-pro ma
terial, lost a hard fought game on
Saturday night 21-20.
The Speedways victory over
Sayreville in this city on Saturday
afternoon primed the players for q
tough tussle tomorrow night. The
Amboy team will have MacWilliam
Ray Handerhan, Brownmiller. for
wards; Martin, center: Campion.
Bradley and Bob Handerhan ready
for action in this game. With this
team playing in regular form. AM
boy fans are confident OF returning
with a victory. The Speedway man
ager is lining up local fans who de-
sire to make the trip to Keansburg
bv bus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
SPORTING NEWS
FRANKLIN BIG FIVE WILL
PLAY FAST HARMONY TEAM

The Franklin Big Five of this city
will play the Harmony basketball
team on Kozusko's court in Hall
avenue on Thursday night. This is
the first game on the Harmony Club
schedule since Thanksgiving. The
Franklin combination will line up
with Furman, center; Whalen,
guard; Bennett, guard; Anderson
and Perkins, guards, and Newmark
and Wallace will be on hand ready
to get into the contest.
Six of the seven players in the
Franklin lineup hail from South
Amboy. The majority of these play
ers perform with other teams in
South Amboy and vicinity. Manager
Melko expects 10 keep his men in
action from now to the end of the
season. Games will be booked with
the leading combinations in this
section. The Harmony roster now
includes the following names. Glo-
chau, Hanson, Hubbard, Melko
Flynn. Katransky, Parker and Smith.
The game on Thursday night will
start about 9 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
transforming Doesn't Pay

EHtTnStOrIniIix DotSH Idt
Baseball managers aren't very
strong boosters fer transforming
trips any more.
The question of leading their
teams up to the wire on opening day
in perfect condition is one of their
biggest worries.
Next spring will find many of the
big league clubs sticking closer to
their camps than ever. Some of
them had very disastrous migratory
trips last year.
Even the sandwiching in of exhi-
bition games on off days during the
season 10 being frowned on.
1t is argued that h~igh-salaried
stars don't play up to heir previ-
ously advertised regulations and
thus cheaper the game in the minds
Of the public.
All exhibition games are more or
less farcial. Players do not like to
take chances and they don't as a
rule.
Clubs have tried to get back some
of the expenses of a training camp
by exhibition tours. But the little
collected hardly pays them for the
chances they take.
The best argument for extra
games is that they break up long
train rides.
The Yankees with Babe Ruth are
probably the only club that would
draw very much through the turn
stiles in exhibition games next
spring. They'll probably take ad-
vantage of 1t. too.
But on the whole transforming
tours don't do a ball club any good,
financially or otherwise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
TOTTENv|LLE FIVE MEETS
LYCEUMS HERE TONIGHT

The Lyceum A. C. basketball team
will return to the court tonight in a
game with Charley Hilker's Totten-
Vile basketball team, to be played
on Kozusko's court in Hall venue
The Tottenville combination en-
gagged in only game this year.
defeating the Woodbridge A. G.
combination in In interesting game.
The Lyceum team. although they
lost a number of the games on their
schedule. have been putting up a
good brand of ball.
Manager Banzick will place a
strong team on the court tonight.
Hanson and Glochau, forwards;
Burke, center; Brennan, Sullivan,
Seplacky and Banzick. guards. The
Tottenville team will likely present
the following lineup, LaForgc and
Preacher, forwards; Hewitt. center;
Price and Sher, guards. The game
is expected to start about 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
Perth Amboy ~" Swimmers
Defeat BdyOnne and MWdrk

Amboy entry, took second, while Ma
gle. of Newark. annexed third.
In the 100-yard swim Clark, one
of the youngest members OF the
team, showed excellent form and cut
through the water for first place In
1 minute and z seconds. Mum. OF
Newark, took second. while Arthur
Emmons. of Amboy, captured third
Bayonne's trump card was the
fancy dive. In this event h cap
tured both first and second place,
Messner winning, with Glare second.
SCOOP" Hubbard landed a third
place for Amboy.
Mum, of Newark, won the plunge
for distance. with Higbee. also of
Newark, second. Emmons, OF Am
boy, took third.
The relay was won by Perth Am
boy. Newark taking second and Bay
onne third. Swimming on h AM
boy team were Oliver. Clark. Hib-
bard and Russell Ullman. The win
ner's time was 1 minute 80 2-5
seconds,
The swimming team was accompa
MED by several members of the loca
"Y" physical committee and wa
managed by Louis "Pox" Booz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
HOUSE
WINS ANOTHER
Extra Five Minute Period in
Thrilling Game With Say
reviIle Big Five.

The Parish House basketball
leam of Woodbridge annexed their
thirteenth victory of the season last
4 night on their home court by de-
4 seating the Sayreville Big Five in an
<sxtra I'VE minute session by a score
<pf 32-27.
f.Irv" Martin, star Speedway, and
Keyport PAGER big 1--WE pivot man.
dropped in the first double counter
Tor the home team in the extra I'VE
y minute session, which eventually
10 the contest. The Parish House
Renter also was high score man in
The number of double counters scor-
Cd, while Torch the home teams
! foul shooter, tied with Martin for
tcta1 point honors. A foul goal by
LLorch lei bell-time in the second
ession of this contest tied the score
1t 27-27.
Bill Campbell, guard OF the Dry
Dock big five basketball team of
this city, occupied a defensive posi-
ton for the Sayreville combination
Ia this contest. The Dry Dock play
Or put up q stellar exhibition, hold
Ing Torch, one of the best shots on
The woodbridge team. to three bas-
kets in this game, all scored in the
opening session. In addition to
holding the star forward of the
home team to three double coun-
,ers, Campbell scored a like number
his first basket putting the visitors
In the lead at the end of the first
half, and his third double counter
allowed ~Sayreville to forge into the
lead with a minute to go in the sec
pnd session.
Fitzpatrick and Glochau also
played stellar games for the visit
Ing outfit, the first mentioned player
led his team in high score Camp
bell of Woodbridge. refereed the
game calling ten fouls on the Sayre-
Vile team and even on the home
combination. A large crowd wit
messed the game, Woodbridge fans
are turning out in larger numbers
Tor every game. because of the in
lerest in games now being booked
BY Manager Deter.
The Dry Dock big five, Speed
ways, Parish House and Knights of
st. Peters have all defeated the
%Sayreville combination. and 1t is
possible negotiations for a series
Of games between these teams may
be started at any time.
The score
Darteb HOuso
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28

The Perth Amboy Y. M. G. A.
swimming team defeated both the
Newark and Bayonne associations In
a triangular swimming meet held at
the Bayonne Y. NJ. C. A. last night.
This was the first meet of the sea-
son for the local fish," who made
an excellent showing against the
north Jersey cracks. Fast time fea-
tured all of the races The point
score was: Perth Amboy rs. New
ark 20, Bayonne 3. Out OF the six
events Perth Amboy took three firsts.
two seconds and four thirds. placing
one man at least in each.
The 20-yard swim was so close
that the judges had to confer at
length to decide whether Walter
Dick" oliver. of this city. or Wal
lace, of Newark. had won. Although
spectators at the finish line were OF
the opinion that oliver had won by
a hair the judges awarded 1t to the
Newark man. Judson Scoop" Hfb-
bard, of Amboy, took third. The
time made by Wallace was Al
seconds.
In the 40-yard event Oliver came
back strong, winning in FL SIS sec
onds. Clayton Clark. Jr.. anothel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
HACS MAY OPPOSE AUD0S
HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON


The Hebrew A. c.. of Newark.
known as the "Hacs." will likely OPP
pose Manager J~acobsen's Original
Auditorium team on the Y. M. H.
A. court Saturday (New Years. af-
ternoon. This Newark combination
will line up with two Of the men
who played with the Laurels of
Newark against the Auditoriums on
Friday night, Vaeth and Solador.
The Laurel combination put up a
wonderful game against the Audos,
the work of Vaeth drawing consid-
cradle comment, while Klugman
and Fein are corners on the court.
Manager Jacobsen's boys are conf
dent of making UP for their defeat
at Asbury Park by handing a defeat
to this Newark combination. The
lineup Of the local outfit has not
been announced rs yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
penn STATE LEAGUE FIVE
PLAY AMBOYS SATURDAY

The Carbonate basketball team
of the Pennsylvania State League
has been booked by Manager Bill
Manning of the Perth Amboys to
furnish opposition to his combina-
ton on the Auditorium court Satur-
day (Ncw Year's) afternoon. This
combination will appear here with
it's regular league lineup. according
to Manager Manning.
The victory of the Amboy team
over the ST. Vincent Lyceums on Inst
Saturday night, In n of the most
interesting games of the season,
highly pleased Manager Manning.
The local manager Is Of the belief
that the Amboys will have tough
opposition in the game on Saturday
afternoon. The team booked to ap-
pear here on Saturday night against
the Amboys has not been announced
as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
Y. M. n. A. COURT FIVE
READY FOR BRUNSWICK

The local Y. NJ. H. A. basketball
team will open its season Thursday
night against the representative five
of the New Brunswick association.
The county seat team, which comes
to this city for the game. has been
defeated by Trenton this year. Sew
eral men will be tried out on the AM
boy team in this game. they being
Daitz, Lowenkopf. Schwartzman.
Karkus. Richman. Lewkowitz and
Horowitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28

13 The Arrow Midgets, of South Am
by, opened their season Sunday aft
rnoon with a victory, defeating the
n Lyrics, of Keyport. 24-17. Schultz,
Of the Arrows, was high score man,
making fifteen Of his teams twenty
Hour points. The cor at the end
I: of the first half was 1913, in favor OF
THE Arrows. The lineups: Arrows
and Broomiski. forwards;
/, blower, center: Boyle and Lees,
Yuards. Lyrics-From+ and Slckly,
forwards: O'Brien, cei.eer; James,
Edwards and Jeakes, guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
PAGER Midgets To Play

The PAGER Midgets, a local combi-
nation. will play the Y. M. c. A. Jun
Tor Leaders IN the "Y" court Thurs
day afternoon, at 8 o'clock. This
game is said to be n of a series to
decide the midget championship of
the city. The PAGERS will have Nor
rison, Sharp, Evans, Burbank. Slif.
kin, A. Sladkus and Thomas in their
lineup, while the Junior Leaders will
include G. Sladkus. Calvin, Jago, To-
ten, Roth. The players will report
at the Y. M. c. A. at 2:45 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
0@1He@D
90sws@0
Out to the golden sunny shores
Coach wilce took all his gang
Twill be Bear" season on New

OuT 10 the kOlutH cuAAfy
Coach Wiice took all his gang
Twill be Bear season on New
They say in Buckeye slang.
But bears. they say. are full OF play.
Yet won't take any sass
They know a lot of tricks and
things
To stop a forward pass.
Hugh Walker, the Kansas City
heavyweight, wasn't even present at
the Dempsey-Brennan show. Yet
Hugh claims a lot of glory from 1t
lust the same. He once went the
whole route with Brennan.
o
pants" Rowland. new boss of the
Columbus club, was a manager be-
| tore he tied his fortunes up with
baseball. He once owned a cabaret
in Davenport, la.
Rowland is a close friend of Com
| iskey and Navin. That ought TO
| make 1t easy for him to pick up de-
| sirable big league comebacks IL he
should happen to need them.
| Six feet six is Wizards height,
His cheeks are rosy red
| His eyes squirt from outdoor life
That's what his trainer said,
o
Already wild Bill" Donovan has
| been rendered congratulations for
| having the pluck to accept the man.
agement of the lowly Phtllies.
Kid Gleason has found that Miller
Higgins has a fine streak OF humor
| in his makeup. When the Kid talk
ed trade with the Yankee boss
| Fewster and a recruit, Mitchell,
were offered for Eddie Collins. The
| Kids comeback was Swap you Col
Inns for Ruth" No trade.
Friends are thing and bust
ness is something else. That's what
| Comiskey has learned since tryine
to get material to make h White
| Sox a ball club.
Dempsey favors staging more OF
his fights at Benton Harbor in
| Floyd Fitzsimmons' arena. Knock
puts come easier for the champ
there.
Bugville, La, has taken 1t upon
itself to invite the st. Louis Browns
| down for spring training. The tnvi-
| tation was not meant to cast any
| ref ections on the Browns. either
| Good fishing and golf we're extra
measure" inducements.
| We know a lot of champions
Whose crowns don't fit 'em tight
So we won't mention any names
TIL Wilson has to fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28

NJ. c. A. are planning a big day
for the "Y' on New Years. The
building will be open all day to
members and non-members alike.
All attractions will be free. In the
evening a splendid entertainment
will be given for the benefit of the
members, their wives and lady
friends. The secretary is making
an effort to secure n of the
churches for this purpose as the Y.
NJ. G. A. auditorium is entirely too
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
NO S. S. A. [. GAMES
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

Owing to Friday nights being New
Years Eve there will be no games In
the Sunday school basketball league
at the Y. M. c. A.. AS many Of the
churches are holding socials and
watchnight services Friday night
and many of the players will not be
In the city 1t was decided to postpone
the games until all of the teams
could be represented by their best
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28
SAYS IT FIRST AND SAYS IT LAST

Carrie q. Harrel, 31s Nicholson ST,
Norfolk, Va, writes: "I'll tell anybody
that Foley's Honey and Tar Is all right.
II did me all the good. I said 1t hrst
and I'll say 1t last" Thousands OF bottles
of this reliable remedy were bought last
week ~ careful mothers SO as TO be pre-
pared to check coughs, colds and Group
at the beginning. II acts almost instantly.
cuts phelgm. soothes raw. irrigated mem
branes. stops ticking in throat. Sold
Everywhere.-Adv.