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The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Foreigners are accused of making most of the trouble in the steel mills. The fact that many of them are re- turning to their first homes may help to ease matters along.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23
VOICE OF THE ALASKA PRESS

Ex-Ambassador Gerard, who wrote the book, My Four Years in Ger many" aspires to write companion work entitled My Four Years in the White House" e"-Douglas News.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

There is no American scenery to sur pass the sight of the Star Spangled Banner over our own merchant ma- rine.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

When men are able to live without work, then they court mental and physical degeneration, which is na- lures penalty for idleness.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

A churn goes up and down like that. The price of the butter goes principally up.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Perhaps the reason we have not heard any goose-bone weather predic tions is because nobody can afford to cook goose.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Foreign agitators who came here to stir up a revolution reckoned without their long suffering but now thorough ly aroused and determined host.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Wise men cleave to their Liberty bonds as they cleave to their better fra ctiOns
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Will not the cost of living commits sion investigate how many sections nas a pie?
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

In the cider market it is just the opposite. When the demand for sweet cider is weak, it finishes strong
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

minimum wage agreement never suffices to do away with maximum as- DiratiOns
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

The nonproducer can always be de- pended on for an effort to make up in conversation for what he lacks in industry.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

A good many men who served in the army will wonder where the govern ment kept that army bacon during the war
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Scarborough Pictures that please at prices that are right. Over Cordova drug store. Phone 140-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

A new premier in Jugo-Slavia Is tOnsils.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Kitchen bolshevists are not finding the cordial support in America that the parlor bolshevists led them to ex- pect.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Pork at wholesale is cheap and plentiful, but the retail profteers con- tinue to take large profits.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Another of life's minor tragedies is the shortage of butter just at the opening of the fiapjack season.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

German gold is arriving in this coun- try, and it is not going to the propa- gandiStS either.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Some landlords must think an in- crease in the rent an added attrac ton.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

It's only the od-timers that re member when things were in apple pie order ,..- ........
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

If the bolsheviki ever get the upper hand in America it will he sad day for the manufacturers of bathroom fixtures.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Fair price of butter and eggs high er." But can fair price be any high CT?
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

If only some protiteer would run for office!
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Burgling is one American industry that needs no protection.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

likeness and extravaganza are often the gateWays to crOokedness.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum -O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms. In- quire Room 6, Mickelson & Currier
 building 22-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR RENT-Cabin in OIdtown. h. quire of Paul Bloedhorn. 23-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Feed America first, last and all the time
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

Remember the date, Jan. "A.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

LOST-Purse containing currency
 Reward if returned to Osborne Bros. 19-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

WANTED-Toa buy or rent one female
 canary for breeding. Call 29-2. 10-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

FOR RENT-Furnished cabin. See
 Ed Lee or phone 61-2 rings. 21 If
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

FOR SALE-Speed boat. Apply Gus
 Cozokas 19-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-23

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
 Call 104. 17-tf
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
which opened N, concert yesterday

which opened the concert yesterday,
were needed to demonstrate that the
Flonzaley players have caught not only
that nicely Of balance which dlstlng-
ulshed the kneisels. but the interpret
ative spirit as well. The four move
ments were given with fine insight Of
relative tone values and marvellous ac-
curacy Of pitch and rhythm.
The Smetena opus formed a splendid
contrast 10 the stricter classical style Of
papa" Haydn. Smetena won fame as
the pioneer OF the modern Bohemian
school," His most familiar work, in
America at least. is "The Bartered
Bride"
This work led TO the real feature OF
the afternoon, the Beethoven Trio. Here
NJ. pichon took first violin. II Is
doubted II the number could have been
better performed.
The Goosens number was Of the pic
turesque variety dependent upon muted
strings and dissonances for effects. Then
as a finale, the quartet played Percy
Gralngers Irish humoresque, MOLLY on
the Shore"
The next recital will be given on Feb
ruary 26 by Miss Thelma Given, whose
violin playing has aroused enthusiasm
in New York
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
INDIANS no HAVE sMOKEn.

Apache Tribe, No 81, !. q. r. NJ, al
meeting OF Usage Tribe l9st night
issued an invitation 20 members OF all
tribes OF Red Men TO attend the
twelfth anniversary celebration and
smoker to be given by the tribe on
February 26
During the evening Grand Sahcem
Frank A. Gradwohl received word that
class adoptlons on eighty new mem
bers had been conferred In Sussex
county.
A "pow-wow" 10 be given by the
tribes In the near future was dis
cussed. all fourteen tribes being en-
Enthusiastically In favor OF the affair.
Massaolt Tribe, No. Sc. OF Claymont.
and Apache Tribe. No. 81, were both
represented.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
EMERALD MEN IN MINsTRELsy.

"A Night In Minstrel Land" given
by the Emerald Literary Association In
the basement OF ST. Mary's h. C. Church
last night, proved to be one OF the
most successful affairs OF the sort ever
given by the organization.
The general committee In charge
comprised William " Thompson,
president OF the association, chair
man; James Conlin, Daniel Mccarthy.
John Lannan. T. A. Fallers. Andrew
Murine and Thomas Hallsworth.
Al Mahoney was interlocutor The
work OF The sololsts was Of unusual
merit. Vocal selections were given by
William Singley, John Manse, William
Swaumb, John Braddlck, John Andrews,
George Drexler, Roy Taylor. William
Lewis, John Collins, Rice Collins and Al
MahOney
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
fLONzALEYS IN
VARIEDPROGRAM
Famed String Quartet Plays
Delightfully."- in Hotel
dupont Ballroom
NINE. SAMAROFF TO
APPEAR IN MARCH

The fact that II has been IS years
since string quartet Of international
name has played in Wilmington was
sufficient in Itself to give exceptional
Interest to the appearance Of the Flon-
zaley's Quartet In the han room
'cf the Hotel dupont yesterday
: afternoon Moreover the retire
mcnt OF the Kneisel organization has
left the Flonzaley play rs almost un-
rivalled in this particular field OF cham
Der music.
In passing II may be said that the
women who are acting as sponsors for
the series Of Thursday afternoon re-
citals have been given assurances that
{. Mime. Olga Samaroff tn brilliant pl-
anlst and wife OF Leopold Stokowski,
conductor Of the Philadelphia SYM
phOny Orch sira, will In every prob
alb lty be able TO nll her engagement
for the closing recital in March Recent
word that she had undergone an opera
tion for a throat afr ction and was
resting in Florida has led 10 some ap-
prehension lest she being unable to
play here. While II Is possible she
may have TO forego the lecture portion
OF her program because Of her throat.
It now is anticipated she will at least
be able TO play.
Reverting to string music, the last
series OF concerts by a purely string or
ganization In Wilmington, was given
by the Beethoven Quartet, which was
headed by William Scholl OF Philadel-
phia. The Beethoven players gave their
recitals for a time In the hom, OF Miss
Annie T. Finn who is largely lnstru-
mental in organizing the present series
OF musicales, and then moved TO the
New Century Club.
Only few bars OF the Haydn Quartet,
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
LOYAL COUNCIL AFTER MEMBERS

Plans for a new membership drive
were made az the meeting OF Loyal
Council. No 4. Sons and Daughters of
Liberty last night Preparations for
raising funds for the purchase OF new
paraphernalia were also perfected.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
George Herdman, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
NJ. Sapp, Edna NJ Martin, Gladys A.
Burns. Alowen Relns. Alvin b. Biscoe,
John G Kenney. Raymond E. Downs.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

widow OF an employe killed through
accident In the work to recover com
pensatlon, is TO be decided soon by
Judges Conrad and Helsel. in Superior
Court in the case OF Mar y Nichols
VS.. Charles II. Colburn.
Section i4i OF the compensation act
provides 1.-The article shall not apply
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

to the employers or employees in any
employment In which less than flve
persons are employed" The point in
yolved Is whether this "less than flve
persons" applies to the aggregate num-
Der Of employees everywhere, or the
total number OF those engaged on a
job at the time of the accident.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13

Ell e. Sheldon and Howard NewlIn.
The lrst meeting Of members OF
Loyal Council, No. 4. Sons and Daugh-
ters OF Liberty, in their new quarters,
No 406 West Seventh street. was open
ed last night with a large attendance.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
LIABILITY QUESTION RAISED.

Question as 10 the liability OF an en-
ployer having less than five employees
on a job, as It affects the right Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08

rotary OF War. in the House OF
Commons today. The council also
upheld tho chief in
declining to grant Dyer further pro-
mo;ion and in HIS reduction OF the
pay Of Dyer to onc-half.
Several hundred persons were
killed when the troops fred on tho
crowd 1T Amritsar last April. and
many hundreds were wounded.
The shooting OF the Indians oc-
Cured during religious ceremony
when thousands of persons from all
over the l'unjab were surrounding
the dais on which those who were
to address the multitude were stand
ing. 1t was charged that soldiers
stood on the high ground and fired
on the helpless people from dis
tancc of a hundred yards. and that
the order for them to 10 so was is
sued by General oyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
OIL COMPANY DECLINES TO
FILL GOVERNMENT ORDER
Contests Right OF Navy Department
10 FiN Price Under Nnr-Tbnc
Measure.
IBy Assoo,aiod rrcss.l

' fSS Assoc t5tpa GrCsS.
SAN FRANCISCO. July I.--Rctusal
of The Union oil Company TO deliver
100 barrels of engine oil to supply Il
destroyer at Sl.6O a barrel. the price
liked 10y the Navy Department, even
under threat OF seizure. has been re-
fcrrcd back TO the department. Cap
tain j. j. Chea,ham. navy supply Of
iicer at Mare Island Navy Yard. re-
ported today.
Under the Lever act the govern
mcht claims the right to fix prices
and commandcer oil. according to
Thomas y. Hays. assistant to thc
president of the Union oil Company.
but he declared it was unjust for
The navy to attempt to use Il war
time measure to exact Il more favor
able price than other customers We're
paying, the market figure being $3.50,
no said.
Captain Chcatham said he trans
mittcd the Navy Departments de-
mand and threat TO the Union OIL
Company. that further action rested
with Secretary Daniels. who left for
the North today on the superdrcad-
nouEht New Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
ANTHRACITE OPERATORS
OPPOSE INVESTIGATION
Fight Submission OF Exhibits Before
Commission Dealing With Al
legged ProfitrrrinE.
by Associated prcsa.l

by Associated prcsS.
SCRANTON. IA. july strong
'o2rosition to not only the submission
of exhibits. seven in number. deal
ing with the alleged mouopolistic
control and prottecrinS in the an
thracite industry during the past five
years. hut also the public argument
when the ACCESSIBILITY Of the presen-
tation of the figures and evidence
would be thoroughly discussed. WAS
put forth by coal operators at scS-
sions of the anthracite mine commits
sion here today
The persistent effort OF the mine
owners TO withhold all figures from
the public which might show the
revenue and income of the various
companies. resulted in the first ex-
ccu,ive session OF the commission this
afternoon.
The executive session was held to
determine whether another executive
meeting would be conducted tomor-
row morning, NJ which time the
argument on the submission by the
United Mine Workers of the exhibits
would take place.
Afterwards it was announced no
decision had been reached ana the
matter wen; over until tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
TWO ARRESTS PENDING IN
ELWELL MURDER CASE
Prohibition Agents Have One Nan
Under Surveillance and Spread
Net for Other.
tBy UNIVERSAL scrvIccl

NEW YORK. July 7.-Onc man is
under surveillance OF members of the
prohibition enforcement, agents staff
here. and another is being sought
tonight in connection with tho Illicit
liquor transactions and perhaps the
murder, of Joseph l.. i:lwcll. 1t was
said both men will be arrested as
soon as the second, who is miss
ing" has been located.
Earlier in the day. prohibition en-
forccment agent shcvln had issued
orders to his operatives TO arrest
the men; he changed this when he
learned one could not he found. since
he intends 10 have both arrested at
tho same time
Mrs. Josephine Lewis Feet Will
mcrdinS. who was questioned today
by Assistant District Attorney John
I. Dooiing. denied extraordinarily all
charges made concerning her rela-
lions with t:lwcll in the affidavit of
over having quarrclcd with Miss
Wilson"
Il cannot understand Anna Kanc's
motive in saying what she is quoted
as having said" Mrs Wilmcrding told
her quc@tioncrs.
District Attorney Edward Swami
gave out "a lengthy statement this
afternoon. in which he said the au-
thorit!es have discovered many con-
tradictions in statements made by w.
II. Pendleton. former racing partncr
OF Elweli.
Detectives working under the
guidance of the district attorney
have uncarthed numerous contrad!c-
lions Of the stories told by William
II. Pendletop." he said. particularly
as to his whereabouts on the night
OF June 10. and the early morning
OF June 1.-THE morning when Ell
we'll was found murdered"
II was said the two arrests by pro-
hihition agents would be followed
by several others presumably mem
hers of the booze ring with which
Elwe!l is said TO have been associ-
atcd. and which included many OF
his wealthy friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
laNG z|0N|sTS DEMAND
RlIalCAL REORGANIZATION
Srttfslt "3ctivists" Draft Admins
I bSifidn Platform to Throw Into
81 4Hth of London Conference.

Il SEpSpoN, July 7.-Dcmanding "a
EraQgpl reorganization in the admin
4sist tation OF the Zionist body. to-
5gf ber-wi;h the organization OF an in
steraTs sonai Jewish militia FOR the
spU y9oss OF defending Palestine. Il
sgy90p of young British Zionist ''ac-
w Nistf? weat into secret session to-
ahtsht TO draft a platform which they
&iStsRd Ito throw into the teeth OF the
Jbit@saioniSt conference now sitting
sshstE,
Il sLne action of the young firebrUnds
tysuertlie most sensational Incident of
FtHts1ify. 1t foreshadows bitter
@shks upon the floor OF the Zionist
EopTSSns ion. The ac,ivists are led by
sSA1cStf iGrossman. "a Russian resident
fos I9ndon.
a Slrossman outlined the most i'm
!sppEtlht activist demands as follows:
IL I, fr-An international militia TO guard
tsthc-sHely Land and TO replace the
.,sktritish troops.
d Pa hs, Inc Instead OF "sclective.' as
sSf9vatbd by convention
sss.sfre formation of an irtorna-
Jewish congress outside the
sis.Zzfo4hst organization; 10 give the Jews
Ssap soNGr the world an opportunity Of
1, ,',fl5afsang their wishes heard in the fu
4[The immediate floating of a
loan to finance the Jew
s1shs hp nleland. asking Jews the world
ScsalSta contribute 10 per cent OF ;l,eir
siHcunies.
1 Shlprastic Reorganization Of tho
sfcapl ionary'' governing boards OF the
s1lttohast organization and injection Of
sy9tlE blood into executive positions
8 sSs there are only $4,000 Jews IN
44FeleStine, they are unable to fur
sntshss' the necessary 10000 militia
4tSoops,- so we mus; organize volun-
gteerss In America, England. Russia.
aap4-QtheT countries" said ,Grossnan.
.Jtssa ice Brandeis and the Older
aheaaS In the convention declare ;bnt
an international jewish army would
StpvS1ye the Zion.sts in diplomatic
zen engagements. Max Nordau also on
poses the demand for such an army.
r honSir he favors the proposal OF un-
Tssltirted immigration.
i & t-T--. Name HrnndcIs President.
sslRuis O. Brandcis. associate Justice
Sok LUG AUnited states supreme Court,
N wa S-al6cted president OF the Intcrna.
Stt2Aat zionist Conference which con-
SHsnsSt Today, as the first Zionist gath
G5,IppEI IN seven years, to formulate a
RqitSe9l program that will be urged
Ear .Salest!nc. Dr. Nordau. of London
xxSbnnss4noscn honorary president;
American and four
ga Hnfiian delegates wore nr.sD",
saHloNs me 2Iu representatives OF
sevGIy ciNiliZcd country. DR. Nahum
SS s,5n. OF Bern. as chairman. said
ss SMMc. yTohlcrcnce must consider the
1qpcs&loD or Immigration and finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
BRITISH MINERS DEMAND
INCREASE IN WAGE SCALE
PROPOSALS For Fivc-Dny Week and
Strikes By Executive order
Nero DrfrniIn


LONDON. July "a conference of
delegates representing 100000 miner;
assembled ut bennington today.
adopted IL resolution demanding that
the government concede an advance
in wages OF two shillings daily and
Immediately reduce the recent addi-
lion OF one shilling per ton to the
price of domestic coal.
proposals for hvc-day week and
10 give the executive committee OF
the miners federation power to call
"a strike withou, ballot OF the nom
bcrs were defeated.
For the present. there is no threat
OF strike. but the action taken was
Intended To strengthen the policy of
forcing tho government into ma
tionaiizinE tho coal mines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
FEELING blue? :s.H
LIVER LAZY? /
TAKE A CAL0TAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Inking This Nauscniess
Calomel Enthusiastically
Safe.

If you have not tried c,,o,,,
nave a delightful SURPRISE aw:,i,inp
YOU Inc wonderful livcr-clcansint,
, ",'u sSys,sn- purifying propertieD Ct
me slightest unplcnsantncss. A Caioe
ta, NJ nSdtiine with "A swallow OF
Wa,cI mats all. No taste. no salts.
nor inc uiEhtcst unpleasant effects
lou wake up In the morning fcclinv
inc. noui liver ia clean. your SYSTEM
is purihcI, your appetite hearty. E:at
next time you feel lazy. mean. ner'
r?nS. blue hcadachy or DISCOURAGED
give your liver thorough cleansing
WIN t1lntab. They are so perfcct
that your drugg!st is authorized 10
refund the price aH !, guarantco tbnt
you VIII he delighted
th!otihs are sold only In original
sealed packages. Price tiirty-Iivc
cents. At al! drug storcg--thy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
APPOINTS ADMINISTRATOR
FOR T. P. SH0MTS' ESTATE
Court of Appeals Suxtnins Order Taxi
Ing Property Out of Control of
Widow.
Ny Nssocinteh rrcss.l


ALBANY. y. y, July Tho Guar
anty Trus, Company of New York
was granted temporary ndminis,ra-
lion of the estate OF Theodore T.
Shcnts, late president OF the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company Of
New York city. in decision by the
Court OF Appeals late today.
The decree of the surrogate OF
Ncw York County. vacatinS Il prior
order granting letters OF admins
iration to Mllla II. fhonts. the widow,
was affirmed.
Mr.. Shonts left an estate or about
$4,000. Besides making specific be
quests TO his wife and daughters. he
acknowledged an Indebtedness OF
100000 to his Wife and gave the re-
mainder OF his estate to Amanda
Thomas, friend. /; was declared
that the first letters OF admiuistra-
lion were issued under the mistaken
notion that Mr.. Shonts left no will.
Later viii was presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
BAL TIM0RE TO VOTE ON
SUNDAY MOVIE QUESTION
Court Ruic" legislature Within
HiGhtS i'm i:nnctin. Hrfcrrn-
dunn LcginlutIon.

BALTIMORE. July Title voters
OF Baltimore this fall will be given
the opportunity of saying whether
the people shall enjoy motion pic
lures after l., NJ. on sundays. unless
ana appeal is taken and the court of
appeals overru!cs the decision hand
ed down today BY Chief Judge Soper
of the Supreme Court.
Judge Sopcr holds that the Cen
erM Assembly acted within it's pow
crS In providing for a referendum on
the subject. and declares that the
petition of IN" Lords Day Alliance
for a writ Of mandamus forbidding
the boarG of clectiNh supervisors from
putting the question on the ballot
ala not Justify the issuing Of the
mandamus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
AT Last, Relief
From Rheumatism

rea chcd and eliminated from tho
blood before real relief can he had.
S. s. S. has been successfully used
for rheumatism for moro than fifty
years. 1t is the most thorough and.
reliable blood remedy, because it
searches out and eliminates all dis
Go To your drug store and get n
bottle of S. S. s. today. and begin to
take n rational. sensible treatment
for Rheumatism that will show re-
suit. For FREQ expert medical advice
your own case, write fully
to- Chief Medical Adviser. Boa Swift
laboratory, Atlanta, Ga---AdY, SCI I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08

Mr i.Issitcr has conducted a barber
shop IN Portsmouth, in the same
building FOR ,hc past IS ycnrs. where
n" IS known as Il man of the highest
integrity and has 4 world uf friends.
h"'h" known To practically every
mnn' woman and child in norfolk and
portsmouth Continuing, he said:
hay" lived in this city for the
past CO years. and all of my friends
SNOW no" nay VIII" has been a SUI
!"T"r from stomach trouble. cousti-
patton and Win pains across her chest
AN" back. She had Income so bad
that her health WAS practically
wrecked.
We had tried worlds Of medicine
ana even sent 10 other states for
treatment IN the vain hope that she
would get relief, but invariably they
failed 10 give her any real help.
We had hccn reading where num-
btrs % people throughout \irriuin
mad been brousn. hack to health nv
f!a nj Juice. and we decided To a,
.ttSt try It. brought her home =
bottle ana 1t helped her almost at
once.
she has now taken bottles Of
ihant Juice ~ all and can honestly
stht" mat u has done her a world Of
GOO! and she IS row like now wo-
i'"h' ne swelling has gone from
nef stomach and the pains have on
t!tcF zone Shr can cat anything
She wants
"Hetore my wife took your lncdi-
cine she was urnbie to kuocl DOM to
say her prayers. and hid not been
a""h town for months. bat now I'm tho
Ias, week Snc comes down to the mar
+ kct can bend over, and even climb
me stairs without tho least palm.
We both feel that W. canro, say
too much in praise of Pan, Juice.
ana are glad TO recommend IL to any
or" VINO is suffering ;hc same as my
we Yas Shr is 50 years old and
4 now looks like a different pcrson,
thanks 10 Plant Juice"
Pian; Juice is sold in Richmond AT
Tragie's Drug Store. and In petrrs-
hurE by Morrison, tho Drug Man; in
chase CITY by the Chnsc S)ty Drug