Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 22

Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On | Persistent coughs and colds lead i to serious trouble. You ca | them now with Creomulsi emulsified creosote that is p | to take. Creomulsion is with twofold ac- - heals the in- | flamed and | germ growth. Of all knov: recognized t 1 itles as drugs creosote is cal author t healing | cold: troubles, addition to elements wi infected irritation \lammation, while »es on to the stomach, of the trouble and chec the growth of the germs. Creomulsion of respiratory diseases, cellent for building and is ex ) the system ney refunded eved ions, Harrisburg via Perryville and through the Picturesque Susquehanna Valley SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 T4 The Maguificent Capitol Build- fog will be open on this date. ides _available. Mural _Paintl Oukley, Tustra and’ B portionate fares from prineipal Titations hetween ' Baltimore, Perryville and Columbia Tickets on sale two days preceding excursion Pennsylvania Railroad |} The Standard Railroad of the World \\\\\/ 17, inhibits SEES PEACE BASED ON SECURITY PACTS |Baldwin Believes Chinese and Irak Situations Will Improve Without Hostility. By the Associated Press. BRIGHTON, England, October 9. —The + British prime _ minister, anley Baldwin, discussed the gov- | ernment’ i Fel)cr\l 41!1\, Conserv !In his opinfon_the & mament can have little hope of suc- until the question of security is ttled. “It has been too long awaiting solu- tion,” he said. “It has been and is still an_effective bar, and until it is ttled it will be an’ effective bar to y future hope of success in the mat- er of disarmament Alluding to th statesmen at L { world safe for pe marked that the proposed securlt | pact would “fill in one end of s. that gaping bog of E “And when we ha de it sound and ope that the sam .5 alded us to the Boint ve reached in the west IX\xl}'_lvl- plied to the we (‘hinu aml Trak. ituation as 3aldwin_ said he thought the clouds of=trouble in China were lifting. As to G jain’s di nule he de not with lated to implement of He noted that the remarks of Col. L. C. M. Amery, British secretary for the Dominions, on the situation had | been criticized as provocative of w but the secret had ed Gr ain's case cogently and with »d moderation. zxcept for mutual rectification of ntier,” he went on, *“we are not concerned with any question of claim- ing any territory from the Turks which IS not under our control today.” Obligation of Honor. To withdraw from Irak, the prime minister asserted, would be an act of folly. Great Britain had certain obligations of honor to fulfill, and | from a material dpoint had no | intention of * | part of the territ substituting an defensible front.” The premier appeared to be of the ‘r‘pu lion that Great Britain and Tur- key would eventually accept arbitra- | an ‘on home " the premier re- | THE EV CLOCK EVERY NIGHT WHe! LATE T'tM OLT! ENING I HAUG TO PUNCH A Time T COME IN SO MY WIFE CAN CHeck UP oN How STAR, BUT T FoolL HeR: ArTe N cLoclc AND STEP ouT UNTIL THREE oR FouR IN THe MORNINGS OOWARL WASHINGTON, D. 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The problem of unemployment has i and day for penditure had been cut one-third in five years, and Chancellor Churchill T .| was ‘determined su duce the sidy, great tacked communism duction, begotten of ignorance out The serted, iberal land camp had fallen as flat B tolerate a dictato wants to change its leader Il step down, but not until then.” HYMN WRITER DIES. sber 9 (P).— widely known “ukl Thou ) Bri pt Forever,” “In ime” and “Christ My A . Main had collected” o Ll ’/\ L1227\ 7L, MAKE YOUR RES- of hymn estimated at 7.000 | n half of that col- RISTH - | the ¥ When the party | MUSCLE SHOALS FIGHT REOPENED ‘| Commission Split Over U. S. and Private Operation of Property. By the Associated Press. 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