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Evening star., 1922-10-01

Booth Harrington is in New York in
connection with the casting of his
newest comedy. Rose Briar," in
which Billie Burke will be seen.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

Forrest Robinson. who witnessed
review of Mary Pickford's new "TeSs-
of the Storm Country in the Pick =
ford Fairbanks studios recently, de-
clares unqualifiedly that it is the
best characterization the famous
Mary has ever made in motion pc
lures. barring no previous triumph.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

Alexandra Carlisle has received aa
invitation from the officers of The
Hasty Pudding Club. at Harvard 10
stage their annual musical comedy
production next year. Miss Carlisle,
whose home is in Boston. put on the
Hasty Pudding shows of 1920 and
1921.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

Gaile Beverley, daughter of Com
mander Nelson II. Goss. U. s. NJ, has
Joined THE Music Box Revue" in
New York
Evening star., 1922-10-01


n.Ik.see I'm .The Hindu al
Evening star., 1922-10-01

The Belmont .Theater Company,
under the direction OF Richard q.
Herndon. will produce '"The Jilts," by
Philip Barry. which has just won the
Harvard prize,
Evening star., 1922-10-01

Ethel Barrymore had big first
night in New York last week at her
opening play, Rose Bernd." The
critics praised both star and play.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

THAT Day" the new American play
by Louis X. Anspacher. under the
direction of the Belmont Theater
Company. opened its New York en-
Sagement last week. This is the first
play to be presented by this comps n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Harbor Springs, Mich. - Ken
meth Pifer. mn scolar in 1etatc de
ID ami, deseurajat fiindca lectiile
|ce le avea in Ziua urmatoare erau
|prea grele. a spus parintilor adio,
a trecut intr'alta camera 81 s'a
Impuscat Ell I'M revolver. Dus la
spltal, doctoril au spus c;l erau
oarecare spcrante Gle vindecare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

in ura, la Institute of Politics. undc nine nu Ia
,espuns Nh poate ragc la inoaa tcmeinca 81 cxact-
atea stenc acestor articoe dar mutt eject au facu
sici ci poae in tara unde fos rimise ST pubcate
ntreaga presa creanduse mpresa ca Romania fos bnc
aparata in America
Sa finn drep, 81 cred ca nici d Bbescu nu putea
contrazceaacul n Teeki fost parat acolo unde sa
acut acest atac sustinut char de loru Bryce 81 ecou
dansulucaci ma putu fl de ata la Wilamstown nefnd
nvatci istetme guvernelor romAnest car-in trecut
dat aat de puna atente reator Gu America Culpab
tatea du Bbescu in fapu ca prin pubcArea atico
or dsale in tara prn reclama facuto acaad s cas
gat mpresa ca Romana este admirable scrv6 III America 81
ca servicul de infornare este perfect P cand in rea
tate, rau, ran de tot y
ANDREI POPOvIcI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
T'RIBUJNA LIBERIA

(LG rubrico 0ceast0 80 pRbhcH cu
pldceve toate articolele de interes
general ce near veni dinatard. Ele
tre5ue snsd sd fie scris citet 81 nss>
ma; pc fotd a c0alei de Adrtie; !;
sd M cuprindd vorbe injari0ase
sau atacusS porsonals 81 sd nv fie
maj lungi ca eel mult trei suite de
cuvinte. Toate drticolele Sc Ger d
II se,nndte dc cei CO Is scrig. Mnna.-
scrisele mepMblicabile M Sc sndpo'
iasd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

In ziua de 90 Oct. 1922, Socie.
tatea romano de ajutor 81 cultura
'Ncgru Voda" cu sediul in Nc
Kccs Rocks, Pa, va serbia JUDI.
LEUL DE Is AMI de la fnfiinta-
rea Societatii.
81 Isl indreapta glasul catrc
toate Societatile, Paroehii 81 Gu
buri, 81 apeleaza la bunul simti-
mant al D-voastra ne da spriji-
nul material.
Stint este CD Soc. Negru Voda
iltotdeauna si-a facut datorinta
81 a dat sprijinul material tuturor
Solicitation 81 Parochiilor, fie din
apropiere ori din departare.
Societatile din departare sd nu
'tri1nita drapelele, de oare &c 9
!foarte greu pehtru delegati 81
lavem drapele aici in jurul nostru
Crcde1n Cd 81 D-voastra nu ne
veti da nitarii pc ziua de mai sus,
zisa.
In numele Societatii ''Negru
Voda"
Lamar Dragos, Presedihte.
Ioa1 Craiovean, secrctar.
(249 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
ExAMEN scoLAR.

In Dumineca de u Sept a. G.
S "A sarbatorit GU deoscbita So
lemnitate, Examenul Copiilor care
all frecuentat cu success scoala ro-
maneasca de sub anspiciul paro.
chief ''pogorirea Duhulm Slant
din Detroit Michigan. Cursul SEQ
lar fost predat Gle preotnl Gheor
CHE Bramtiu, care a invatat pc
| toti 53 de copii gratuit un an de
!zilc. Examcnul sa incepnt la
orele , p. IN. 81 a durat pana La
Is y. m. Micii elcvi 81 eleye S 'au
fprezentat foarte bine prin grainl
nostrll curat romanesc, a raspuns
I La toate intrebarile uimind pc cei
present.. Progress mare, neasteptat
s'a vazut la cetit, scris, canta:i
rationale 81 bisericesti, 81 aproape
toti elcvii, 81 elevele an declamat
poezii rationale. De remarcat este
! copila Ruja Meila care in etate de
5 ami, prin dcclamatia unei poezii
a starnit attmiratia tuturor. Pc
langa un pumeros public mai Gu
seama parintii elevilor a mai luat
}parte, dl Presedinte al parochiel
sus numite, Secretarul, epitropii
81 alti membrii al parochiei, pre-
cum 81 dina Blotiu, Invatatoarca
de la Scoala romaneasca de
sub auspiciul Soc. d. r. II. L. La
sfarsitnl examenului dl Solomon
Chilean tinut un discurs foarte
frumos aratand scopul 81 rostul
scoalelor romanesti din America.
A mai vorbit 81 dl Stefan Musta
care STA arafat dragostea 81 a 1n-
dcmnat pe toti romanii de a tri-
mite copii la scoala, 81 a multamit
vrednicului preot Gheorghe Bra.
lnutiu care inyatat tot timp,il
cat urmat Scoala gratis, 81 pr!n
asia a dovcdit ca este un preot
care 81 cunoaSte chemarca 81 ca
| munca depusa de Dsa a fost III
coronata de success. Prcotul nostru
| cu toate ca lvatat gratis mai
i facut o cinstc dand la fiecare eley
Isl eleva cate carte ca premiu
! Tot preotul nostru ne-a declarat
ca III viitor VA preda cursurile
;dupa metoda de acasa, cu multi
mai practic 81 IA Introduce com.
plect cursurile ca la scoalelc pri
mare din patria veche.
Deci prin aceasta Gale aducen
la cunoStinta tuturor romanilol
carl All copii al tri1nite la scoala
! romaneasca care este langa bise
( RIGA noastra la 298O Franklin st.
Romani, trimiteti-va copii !;
!, scoala noastra, care este gratis.
Simion Birdean, sccrctar.
Il Gavrila Mice, presedinte.
(Gr.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
ION fUcA c0NDfIUL|h

ON nOcA CONOtlUlM|
Saltinsbaucul din Detroit, iSpra- |
Wind cu eastul, Sa dns sd faca
scamatorii 81 pc west.
"a
Scful adevhrat al multor familn
m mai bat,an dc zacc ami.
"a
Toamna anotimpul cand vina-
tori Isl aduc aminte cd iepurii fac
stricaciuni in varza.
n
Goristele primesc $4,000 pen,
tru durere de inima, 81 un om din
Ohio primit $50 dolari despagn
birc pentru ca i-sa taiat un pi.
cior.
81
. femeic t1nelii. cilsatorita cu 3
sapt;lmani in urmd. cere divort
Spunand cd ca STA luat de barbat
o desilusie.
81
! Ne pare rau ca fcmelle saruta
lcanii deoarece nona ME DRAG
| de ci.
u
Prea multi bani te fac neferlcit.
jdaca sunt in poSeslunca vecinulu
ltau.
d
| Nu ne putem inchipui ca und(
va merge eX-imparatul Wilhelm
ISa-si petreaca luna de miere.
u
F, Cand fcmeie de 80 de ami fu
imeaza din lulea. zicem ca ca {
de pc vremea lui Pazvanti; cane
o fetita de 19 de ami fumeaza {
| ti"arcta. suntem indignant.
"a
! Tn om are>tat in Dayton spun,
C are 40 femei. Gcniu orr nebun?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
|NF0RNA


Lisabona. Q lege votata de
curlnd ordona ca taxele de ex-
port sd fic platte in aur, astfcl
ca sa Sc impiedice iesirea acestui
metal pretios afara din tara 81 81
Sc statorniceasca valuta portu-
ghcza.
Dublin. - Sc anunta cd incerca-
rile de impacare imtre De Valera
81 reprezentantii statulni liber au
dat gres 81 sunt pareri ca impaca-
rea nil sc mai poate face nici in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

simtise sal trimita fara nici . pla-
ia, facin1 prin aceasta numai 0
favoarc depunatorului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

1
giatii sositi aici din Tracia spun
ca banditii le luasera IA granita
toti banii 81 toate lucrurile dc pret
&c le ayeau c,t ci.
Belfast. - Rebelii an atacat tru
pelc statulni iber de la banca u
ster. de la primarie, de Ia peni-
tenciar 81 de la tribunal. Feres-
trele tutnror casclor dc pe strazilc
principale erau sparte dc gloante
Geneva. - Aici s'a deschis con-
ferinta mnncitorimci internatlo
male. Sunt prezcnti 300 de dele
gait. carl rcprczinta "a de natiuni.
Delegatul americei Sc zicc ca la
partc numai in calitate de spec
tator' (privitorl.
| Hong Kong. -C -Contrabandistul
corcan, care a incercat s;l intre in
| tara Gu narcotice in valoare de o
suta dc mil de dolari. fost amen
dat en- 25 mil de dolari 81 condam-
nat la sase lnni de munca silnica
/ Londra. Sir l.aming WOE
thington- Evans. zice ca cheltuelilc
facute cu ultima mobilizare con-
ira turcilor an fost de y niilioane
Isl iumatate de dolarl, nu 100 de
milioane. precrm afil'masera zia-
rele opozitiei.
Elisabeth. N. j. in golful
Linden a facut eNplozie TN slep in
care sc aflau $4,000 butoaie dc
henzina. Tunetul sdruncinat maj
toatc cascle de la marginea oras,l.
I lui. Sc zice ca din focul ce a urmat
eXploziei sar fl mai aprins incd
TN slcp. care continea acelas
lfchid.
| Newark, Ohio. Niste hoti ra.
masi inca necunoscuti au spart
casa bancii Millcrsport cu Auto
rul unei torte,de acitelina, ful'ind
de acolo bani 81 Liberty Bonds in
valoare de cincisprezcce mil dc
dolari.
Washington. Agentii prohl
bitiei au confiscat vaporul englez
ell numele Emerald. la O oarccar,
departare de coasta New England
pcntruca avea rachiu pc bord. Gu
vernul cnglez a protestat forma
contra acestui lucru. zicand c;
vasul fusese confiscat afara din
jurisdictia americana.
1 Harbor Springs, Mich. = Ken
meth Pifer. I'M scolar in 1etatc d.
ID ami, deseurajat fiindca lectiil
ce le avea in ziua urnatoare eral
prea grele. spus parintilor adil
a trecut int.'alta camera 81 81
; Impuscat cu I'M revolver. Dus |
spltal, doctorii au spus cii era
oarecare spcrante de vindecare.
Detroit. Mich.- Ziarul "Dt
" troit Free Press scrie urmatoa
rele: Pentru doua oara jurat
au facut banca Highland Par
I State Bank l-esponsabila pentr
niste bani depusi la ca 81 trims
la aererea depnnatorulpi, intr'
: bancai din Russia. In apr1ndoua CT
zurile banii an fost trilnisi banc
e lmperiale Rusesti din Moscow
< numai cu eitva timp inainte de c;
el derea guvernului Kercnsky, 81 s
II zlce ca ei ar Fl fot confiscati {
q bolsevici. .Juratii, prin verdictl
l. lor an decretat ca banca in che
tic sal platcasca lui Samuel NJ;
xinoVlci. depunatornl, srlna {
l. $3, 1894. pc care acesta trim
"a sese in Russia prin ca. Banca,
II argumentele ei de aparare, zict
4 ca nu G raspunzatoare pentru b
n nil lui Maxinovici, de oarecea col
OF Politics, undc. mime nu j.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
CURIOZITATI:

Tn Mannheim. Pa. este biseric;i
c,noscnfa sub n,mele "Biserica
trandafirului rosu's este lnchiria-
"a comunitatn bisericesti pc pre-
tul unui trandafir rosu de fiecare
membru al communicated nlatibil
fami}ici William Henry Spieuel. a
chi este biserica.
~
Indienii din tribul Acoma au
|consimtit ca nm dams relicios al lor
sl fie fotorrafiat pcntru cinema
tourafe. FL traiesc lanoa Albu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Tn om areStat in Dayton spune
C are 10 femei. Gcniu orr nebun?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Washington. Agentii prohi.
bitiei au collfiscat vaporul englez
ell numele Emerald. la O oarccarc
departare de coasta New England.
pcntruca avea rachiu pc bord. Gu
velnul cnglez protestat formal
contra acestui lucru. zicand eli
vasul fusese confiscat afara din
jurisdictia americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Filipopopole. Bulgaria. FRofu-
giatii sositi aici din Tracia spun
Cd banditii le luascra IA granita
toti banii 81 toate lucrurile dc pret-
&c le aveau ell ci.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
NO DELEGATES YET
TOS. CONVENTION

Delegates have not as yet been
selected to represent Delaware AT
the sixteenth annual convention OF
the International Sunday School As
ISOLATION which will he held in Con-
ventfon Hall. Kansas City, June 21
10 p inclusive. More than 5000 del
egates are expected to attend.
Delaware is entitled to send thir-
teen representatives and their ap-
polntment Is vested in either L. NJ.
Price. Of Smyrna, the local presi-
dent. or l. Elmer Perry, state secre-
tary, Of this city.
Last night, Mr.. Perry said that
no delegates had as yet been ap-
pointed. This he explained was due
to the fact that none of the mem
hers OF the association in this State
had signified an intention to attend
the convention. All delegates at
tend the convention at their own
expense and It Is believed the great
expense that would be incurred, is
he chief reason for no volunteers.
An invitation was issued sometime
lgo to william Jennings Bryan to
Iddress the convention, but was
ater withdrawn ON account Of err
oneous statements that became cir
ulated concerning the invitation.
hat Invitation has since been is
ued again to Mr.. Bryan and he has
ccepted Il.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
c. W. BUSH GETS
FRIENDS SCHOOL POST

Charles w. Bush, an instructor in
the New York University, New York
City, has been appointed assistant
principal Of Friends School by the
Friends School Committee. He will
resign his present position and as
sumo his new one September 1. He
will have entire charge of the local
school next year, as Principal
Herschel A Norris. who has been in
poor health. will be on a leave of
absence.
Mr.. Bush is well known in Will
mington and throughout this State.
He was graduated from Friends
School about 20 years ago and from
Delaware College later. Subsequent
ly he went to oxford University as
a Rhodes scholar. He took up the
practice of law here and at the out
break of the World War entered
Y. M. c. A. work.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
LEWFs NEWS NOTES.
clal 10 The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
LEWES, May 23.-Dr. and Mrs.
Rowland C. Paynter, of George
town, were guests of DIR. Hiram r.
Burton over the weekend.
J. r. Marsh. Jr., auditor for the
Virginia Fisheries Company and the
Taylor Reed Fishing Company, Of
Reedville. Va. was a visitor on Sat
urday. Mr.. Marsh was stationed
here in 1920 when these fishing COM
panles operated boats from the local
fishing plants.
Frederick B. Stevenson, who re-
turned from the Presbyterian Hos
pital in Philadelphia several weeks
ago, is slowly improving.
Miss Elizabeth w. Vlrden, clerk In
the local postonice. was operated on
in the Beebe Hospital on Thursday
by DR.. Bland, of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
PLANS RIPEFOR
MEMORIAL line
Legion Posts TO March To-
gether and Sons of Vet
Grams With G. A. r.
WREATHS OF POPPIES
FOR BRIDGE TABLETS

Final orders for the Memor'a
Day parade will be announced b.
Colonel Simon p Doherty. grand
marshal, at a meeting tonight Of the
general committee in charge in
Irlsh-American Hall.
Colonel Doherty today stated he
wished to correct what apparently
was a misunderstanding with regard
to the places in line which will be
held by Norman d. Scott Post, No.
5, American Legion, and by the Sons
OF Veterans. Scott Post. he said,
would parade with the other Legion
posts, and the Sons of Veterans with
the Grand Army division, as they
have done heretofore.
Civic, fraternal and patriotic or
CARNATIONS will constitute a division
of the line by themselves, so as to
maintain their identity and give
them best opportunity to make
strong showing.
AT a meeting last night of the
city committee OF the Legion. held
at the Chamber of Commerce. DR.
william C. Speakman was chosen as
marshal OF the Legion division. The
committee also approved of a sus
gestioD by Mrs. Speakman, of the
Legion Women's Auxiliary. that each
post should place wreaths of pop
pies on the bronze tablets on the
new Washington Street Memorial
Bridge containing the names of Del
aware's World War heroes.
Charles f. Ernst, director of the
Community Service addressed the
Legionaires on the pageant. explain
ing the various parts they are ex-
pected to take in the affair. Mr..
Ernst urged that a large turnout OF
ex-service men be on
hand for the pageant. to give their
in making the affair a com
plete success. Members of the COM
mittee emphasized that this invita-
lion was not confined to members !
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Of the Legion, but that all ex-ser-
vice men are asked TO assist.
The City Committee is planning
a city-wide drive for new mem bers
for the Legion and hopes to have
campaign for this purpose at an
early date. The date of the cam
paign is contingent upon the ac-
ceptance of an invitation sent the
Legion National Commander Han
ford MacNider, to be here and ad.
dress a rally which will opsn tn,
drive.
The Washington Street Bridge
Commission announces that the new
Washington Memorial Bridge, which
is TO be dedicated with elaborate
ceremonies on Memorial Day, May
80, will be closed to the public from
2.30 o'clock until the dedication ex-
ercises are concluded.
This step is necessary in order to
successfully carry on the ceremonies
on the bridge and the space at the
northerly end Of the bridge. The
dedication ceremonies will begin
promptly at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
PRESBYTERIANS
FAVOR union
Federation Proposed by
Presbyterians South Re-
jected at Des Moines
ASK CENSORSHIP
OF THE MOVIES

DES MONIES, Iowa, May 2s
Omitted Press) ).-Censorship Of the
movies was advocated. the cigarette
was condemned. prohibition an
plauded and prison reform urged. in
the annual report of the Presby-
terian Board of Temperance and
Moral Welfare, submitted 10 the
Presbyterian General Assembly to-
day, by DIR. Charles Scanlon, Of
Pittsburgh. Pa, General Secretary
DR.. Scanlon's report recognized
the motion picture as a national in
hpence scarcely second to the print
ing press. 1t blamed the selfishnaSs
OF film controllers for 'preying on
the weaknesses and prejudices of
the public"
The characters OF those presented
to young people as heroines and
heroes" said DR.. Scanlon. ARE often
such that no intelligent. worthy per-
ent would admit these persons 10
their homes, yet millions Of young
people Of both sexes are permitted
to visit the places where these peo- .
pie are conspicuous figures. We
favor intelligent. discriminating. .
State and federal censorship, which
shall have due regard for the sensi-
bilities, responsibilities and affection
of parents for their children, rever-
ence for religion, and which will do
its duty unfiinchingly without fear
or favor"
DR.. Scanlon warned American cit
izens that the menace OF the cigar
cite evil was nearly incomprehens-
ible. America spent last year, he
said. $500. 600. 600 for cigarettes
alone. and s2OOO.OOo,OOO for to-
bacco in all forms. He said that
Americans spent for support OF all
churches. Protestant and Catholic,
only ones sixth of what they spent
for smoking and chewing. Church
members themselves, he declared, |
spent for tobacco. so per cent. of
What they spent on church support.
Millions OF children smoke cigar
ties. he says. and he charges that !
he tobacco interests exploit femi-
line smoking in public places, U
through certain young women" =
fN0 lluS Eel lHtAt tNifthoANN ANNN 10 !,
aid for. The Board OF Temperance
nd Moral Welfare, he said, is con-
ucting a wide and vigorous cam
aign against the use of tobacco in p
II forms by all people.
DR.. Scanlon warned American cit
zens that more than 80 organiza- I
ions are aggressively working TO Il
eneal or modify the Volstead act. :
Ie urged all law-abiding citizens TO :
ratch primaries and elections and 4
iect worthy men, especially to Con- \
'-ess and the Senate, to combat the
auor traffic.
He warned the nation OF the
1read of drug slavery, which he =
-~s,4 has invaded the families of
le respectable, the intelligent and
eu-to-do, as well as securing vic
ms in vice haunts and poverty's w
wells neither city nor country be- T9 I2
2 free from II.
Organic union, instead OF further an
'orts TO bring closer relations be- AT AT
cen Northern and Southern Pres Oi
terians through new types of fed Sc
alton. is desired by the Northern sn sr'
anch Of the church, the assembly,
ormed the Southern Presbyterians BILE
a resolution adopted yesterday. IVUr'
The resolution rejected proposals
,eived Saturday from the Southern sat
Assembly at Charleston, We
Va. Ma
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Man Has Miraculous
Escape

'I was told by our family phy-
sician that l could not live with
out an operation. as my liver and
gall sack were in such a condition.
1 set the day to go to the hospital
but then l saw the advertisement of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Since
taking it l am feeling like a two
year-old. am sure / never could
have survived an operation" 1t is
a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practic-
ally all stomach. liver and intestinal
including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. J. NJ. Bckerd and druggists
eVervUhera
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good. Old. Reliable Peterson's oint'
ment a Favorite Remedy.

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted to cut of leg. Peterson's Oint-
ment cured me VIM J. Nichols, 4O2
Get large box for only 35 cents at
any druggist says Peterson, of Buffalo.
and money back IL II isn't the best you
ever used. Always keep Peterson's
Ointment in the house. Fine for burns.
scalds. bruises. sunburn. chatting and
the surest remedy for itching eczema
and piles the world has ever known.
"Petersons Ointment is the best for
and itching piles l have ever
Charles r. Whitney,
Vineyard Haven. Mass
"Peterson's Ointment has given great
for salt Rheum. Mrs. J.
Weiss. Cuylerville. NY.
All druggists sell II, recommend H.
Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment
Co. Inc. Buffalo. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY

Today's word is 1NSIDIOUS.
It's pronounced - in-sid-i-us,
with accent on the second syl-
able.
10 means-characterized by
reachery and deceit. fun of
llots, intended to entrap.
1t comes from-Latin IN
idiosus,' an ambus.
It's used like this-"The Fed
raj Supreme Court. while ex-
ressing sympathy with those
no oppose child labor, says its
oppression through unconsti-
itional legislation would be an
lsidious practice"
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
ATHOJGHT
FOR TODAY

Behold the tabernacle Of God
is with men. and He shall dwell
with them. and they shall be
His peoples; and God Himself
shall he with them, and be
their God.-RevclatiOn 21;3.
Earth's crammed with heaven
And every common bush ahame
with God;
But only those who see take OIL
their shoes,
The rest sit round IL ana eat
blackberries.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
TO RELIEVE PILES YOU
MUST REMOVE THE CAUSE
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The highest authorities agree that piles
are caused by enlarged veins due to faulty
and stagnant blood in the low
er bowel. 1t therefore is impossible to
treat piles successfully from the outside.
An internal remedy is necessary,-on
that will stimulate the circulation in the
lower bowel and so drive the piles away.
COLAC PILLS contain medicines which
tone uD the circulation. help to reduce
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

the enlarged veins, and relieve the piles
by removing the cause. COLAC PILLS
are as easy to take as any pill - just
place one in your mouth with swallow
of water and it reaches the source of
the trouble.
COLAC PILLS are only 90 cents a
bottle at druggists, or 65 cents postpaid,
in plain wrapper from COLAC CHEM
ICAL CO.. Inc. Glens Falls. N. Y.