New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 21

, 1919, " tensify these quarrels and antago- lice Turkey for the protection of Ar. or of o nisms and bring war instead of the|menia. The press agents of the ad- en and ma promised peace to the world ne h r ministration say it will take “Many people who have been |dred tho nd men. The o e ha Ac s strongly in favor of the league,” con- [ partment experts flgure it hilli §? i tinued Senator Poindexter, “disap-|quire one hundred and ffty thou e the S America, the pi prove of nearly everything that the|men. To assemble, train, clothe, feed, | people of t J upon whi league has done. The nations acting | ho and transport an army of | the burder xation ultimately together in the peace conference > one hundred and fifty thou- | evitably g 0ld League of Nations Kmocked | Paris_ constituie the same nation:, | e : i . represented in {he same way, as the League of Nations. Many people re- and Battered About Eard 85 dIShonornhle and o | SR action of these nations in the le o 5 . . Dunkirk, N. Y. Sept. 12.—The | control of Shantung. 1T do not : like the proposal to give Greek ret- ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thougn( her child must have Lexgne off Natlonsfwastattacked heralliyye 7 ur Sl o el o F PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce vesterday by Sen. Poindexter, repub- | agvocated by our repr sleep, and a FEW DROPS TOO MAN " will produce the SLEEP | lican, of Washington, as a harbinger | the conference, and yet they adve.| FROM WHICH THE! : : of world strife. Even in its “inchoate i cate the League of Nations, presum.| have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, form and in the act of its creation.” | ably because they (hink rthat whila | DUm and morphine, each of which is & narcotic product of opium. Drug . S 5 o - are prohibite fmm sellmg either of the narcotics named to children at al the league, the semator said, has| it does wicked things in its inception m “anybody without Iabelling them * poison.” The definition of * Foecotiol stirred up racial quarrels and i- | and formation, at some time in {he : A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, Imtuhuh in poison- mosities between the United States| future, by some process of regenera- nus doses produces stupor, coma, convulsions and death.” The taste and and many foreign nations. tion, it will do good things. The good \n)Pll of medxcmes containing opium are dx%%ulsed and sold under the names “The future operation of <che, things that it will do in the future ** Drops,” *‘ Cordials,” Soot{;mgSyrupq etc. You should not permit any league,” he added, '‘is bound to in-are purely imaginary, whle the bad m(‘(lluue to be given to your children without you or your physician know — | things that it h and is doins| of what it is composed.” CASTORIA DOES NOT in the present are a CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature “A former attorn of Chas. H. Fletcher. M— United States infected with the league | Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of A d A Z3 of nations dise: s we must AILINE SKIN the league without amendment, and then appeal to the leagne for the pro- tection of American institutions. The man who advises the surrender of American institutions to foreign con- A 8 g i trol and the dependence upon the N:"i"‘”fm’:“p'l’]'v:(‘:a:”‘n‘r':;h;'{‘e:tk:l“r‘;]:"f_ good graces of that foreign control If your suffering from cczema’s dis. | 'O, tNe Protection of American insti- 4 Olll' Own ade atS 3 & Zema s cls- | tutions is a traitor to hLis country. - tress has beén intense, you are en-| urne cry of partisanship is raised titled to the groat comfert that Pos.| .y tnough tho defense of the constl: lam can bring you quickly. It makes|tjon and of the independence of this &8 1 ; the work of healing short and pleas- | natjon were partisanship; while the 5 ant. A little goes a long wav and|roposal to transfer by some process s does a great deal, the skin responds|or political party ressoning io caid y ! ® ® so eagerly. Itching irritation stops. . to he entirely isan, although Pimples and rashes go, and, best of 2 nine-tenths of E who advocate all, Poslam will not, can not, harm. it iouldibe lopHoalt i Sold everywhére. For free sample | for the fact that the A of their ¥ write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 | party administration is its chief pro- CGNN’ HAT O, West 47th St., New York City. ponent. Poslam Soap is the tonic soap for| “The first duty devolving upon us the skin and will freshen and beautify [ in concrete form under the league your plexion of 1 W THE BEE HIVE WELCOME HOME WEEK ==SALE J An ‘event most interesting to money saving people who insist on style and economy are urged to get Hy Heath > acquainted with this new and progressive store. Be sure and attend this 10 day sale starting TODAY, FRI- PWARD*“ DAY, SEPT. 12, as we are offering values which will long be remembered. 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