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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BRISTOL MATTER
IS BEFORE BOARD

The State Board OF Education which
spent some hours Monday getting light
on The Bristol school board eEtangle-
part Of Tuesday morning and in the
early afternoon inquirng into matters
Of All executive nature ii was stated
The board. ii was said. had put in a
little time Tuesday in connection with
the Bristol situation but the outcome
of this phase Of the matter was not
ascertained. Prof, $. r.. McChesney.
the Bristol superintendent. who Is
lighting for restoration 10 his former
additional position as principal of the
Bristol schools MAS seen early Tues
day afternoon In the corridor near the
governors office, but he was at sea as
said
Professor Charles f. Anderson, who
has been elected supervising principal
OF the Bristol schools. To- succeed Pro-
lessor IcChesney, prosecuted his APP
peal through eaausei. and Insisted
that the II, slai saepiatendent had no
authcriiy 70 thhold his Endorsement
of his certificate
Four nle mbers ef the Bristol School
Roard-Dr j. r. Howell. j. r. Nc
Crazy. j. W. Godsey and r. +, Wag-
ner--were present with their counsel,
Judge John W. Price. However. they
declined to bp made parties TO the
proceedings. taking the position that
II was o 'natisr het~een 'h@ two edn-
Gators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BUSINESS HAS GROWN
WITH GROWING CITY
Miller Rhoads Immense Establishment the Development from
Small Beginning - Years Ago.

\ quarter of Il century OF honor
able. persistent, continuous effort to-
wards better methods and better deal
ings with the public has been the
record Of Miller 4 Rhoads. The re-
suit of this quarter Of century of
business has been success, success in
the broad sene of the word. financial
success, and n success beyond that
worth more than money, success in
the sense of a good name and of high
respect in the community; success
that has made the firms name house
hold known to every family in Rich
mond and To almost the entire State
of Virginia. Such a success cannot
be measured in a material way
There isn't citizen IN Richmond
or the State of Virginia who knows
this firm who does not accept at full
value any statement that 1t makes.
The confidence In 1t II implicit. be-
cause ii is deserved. These twenty
five years have been marked by con-
tinuous lnsty growth. Beginning at
No. III East Broad street on Satur-
day. October H. 1885, with only one
floor 22 by Is feet. clear heads. good
characters, strong integrity and ear
nest energy have developed from that
small beginning to its present man,
moth business establishment. covering
over 100. 200 ssuare feet of space. OF
course. the new firm had many ditti-
culties. hardships and universities.
Richmond twenty-five wears ago was
not the Richmond of to-day. with its
trading population of nearly 100000
people. Richmond citixsns AT that
time did not have the means to pnr-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
RUMBLE ASKS FOR
DEMOCRATIC VOTES
Taking Advantage of Fraud De-
velopments Republican Cam
didate Win Make.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.,
NORFOLK. VA. October 4.--The
Republican congressional campaign ia
the Second district will be opened by
Nominee II. II. Rumble In the Nor
folk Academy of Music tomorrow
night with a rousing meeting II all
plans OF the Republican district ana
Norfolk city organizations carry to
completion, With the Democrats
almost torn asunder as the result Of
the revelations Of fraud that have
been made in the investigation Of thu
recent congressional primary. the Re-
pubiicans are expecting to add in
large number to their ranks and they
believe that tomorrow nights meet
ing will be a keynote OF what 10 to
happen during the rect of the cam
paign. Former Congressman Il. T.
Thorp. of the Fourth district, now y
member of the Norfolk bar. will pre-
side at the meeting and bAsides
Nominee Rumble other prominent RE-
puhlicans are expected to make
speeches including ., Lawrence
Groner, who made the race for con-
gress in this district two years ago.
After to-murrow's meeting Nominee
Rumble will so to all parts Of the
district. He has saids that he will
suggest to the Democrats II Norfolk
and the Second district in his opening
speech that q vote for him this year
may be the only means that the
Democratic ma t0sity may ever have
OF getting control OF thelr own party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
RUSH To DEFENCE
Of PR0TESTAN|SM
Brooklyn Presbyterian Minister
SAYS Priest Spoke Without
knowledge Of Conditions.
PASSED
EssI.S0L.I IONS
Declare History Proves That
Complete Domination of Cath
oliei>ln Retards Progress.

NEW YORK oct 4-The public
declaration by Father Bernara Waugh
an, the noted British priest tnat
Professionalism leads To paganism ana
that the hope Of the future Of the
nited States rests entirely with the
Catholics. was bitterly resented by
Rev. pr 5, Edward Young, pastor OF
the Bedford Presbyterian church in
Brooklyn, 10 clay He stated that
Father Vaughan was mistaken IN ms
conclusions and made the usual mis-
take II foreigners visiting this ooun-
ny Of making up his mind regarding
existing conditions Without careful
investigation"
THAT the Preshyterians of Greater
New YORK are unanimous in con-
demning the attitude Of Father
Vaughan is shown by their adoption
Of the following resolutions said
Rex. Young to-day, They were
adopted a the regular meeting of the
association and state explicitly the at
titude of ctr church"
Resolved. That this assoc iation re-
pudiates the statement quoted by the
Rev. Father Vaughan in this city To
the effect that Professionalism in Amer
lea is diving and combats hi5 assertion
that Catholicism Is the only hope of
when We desire the fullest cordially
af Catholics and Protestants toward
each other. we would merely mention
Father taughan's utter unfamiliarity
toward American conditiuns-~being a
foreigner and having arrived here but
two days ago-and We would cite as
samples of Roman Catholic influence
in elevating countries where that
church has long had absolute doml-
nation. the conditions in Spain and
France and South American nations
and in Italy untii Ma2zini and Victor
Emmanuel secured civil liberty and
ushereG in the modern and better
Italy by fighting and trlumphins over
the papal power.
cur nation was born a Protestant
nation. several OF the original thirteen
colonies heing exclusively Protestant.
and has attained its present high place
as Protestant nation, and until the
Roman church can cite some nation
that has arisen under Catholicism as
rapidly and gloriously as ours. Father
Naughan's prenuneiament needs no
refutatian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
BANKERS ATTACK
POSTAL BANK PLAN
Charge Made That Institution
~ VIII Be Used for Individual
Benefit.
URGE CURRENCY REFORM
l.. +. Pierson Would Give Only
One Vote TO Every Bank
Stakeholder.
RGE CURRENCY REFORM

Los ANGELES. CAL, oct. Am
attack upon the postal savings law
featured the opening session Of the
thirtv-sixth annual convention OF the
Americans Bankers Association, aem-
posed of the foremost bankers and
iinanciers in America, which conNen-
ed here to-day. The attack was made
by President Lewis r.. Pierson. in re-
plying to the addresses of welcome de-
liNered by George Alexander mayor
Of Los Angeles, and W. IL Holiday
president OF the Los Angeles clear
ing house.
Picrson declared reports had reach
ed his ears thar there is being eNsfted
political pressure to use the ne@ :
created bank for individual benefit
''repugnant 10 all principles of good
government
Pierson urged "A uniform system Of
hank accounting as the best and II
the State and national bank eNa min
ers. ile also urged that sone ssstein
he devised whereby the true value al
commercial paper might II learned
10y banks before purchasing il III the
market.
In the matter of currenc3 reforms
Pftefsttf tttttttt tzttft7t1t-fttf
prtNt llllHS the tbHltot pt 1ahES from
passing into the hands Of a few, bS
giving each stakeholder but one vote.
no matter how much stock the share
holder held. This. he thought, would
prevent political or speculative control
OF banks, would insure better mali
agement and would keep undesira bic
men out of official positions ON banks.
lie urged many technical changes in
/ matter of reserve, redisceuntsna ard
currency issues. and demanded OF
Congress proper revision nj tins
banking and currency system.
The report OF the standing protec-
Tive committee dealt al eensidera bic
length with the row between the as
ISOLATION and the Pinkerton detective
agency, which led to a severance IF
relations and the employment OF the
Burns and sheridan agency II guard
the banks Of the members ot the az
ISOLATION. The committee charges
that the Pinkertons have maintained
a guerilla war since the trouble start
ed and have grossly .misrepresented
matters. The association Wiz he In
session several days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
JEWS OBSERVE
ROsH HAsH0hlH
Year 5671 Inaugurated and Or
casion is Fittingly Celebrated
in Richmond.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED
Hebrews Will Not Open Stores
and Offices Until Wednesday
Morning.

Rosa Hashonah. or the Jewish Me-
Year began at sundown Monday evans
ing and will continue until the sAr1M,
hour Tuesday night. The celehrstiamS
witnesses the inauguration Of the yea9
56Tl. according to the Hebrew cAieM@I
dar.
The day was fttingly Observed ~
Richmond, Services were conductA9a
Monday night at the Beth ~ AhAhAA.
Synagogue By Rev. DIT K. n. CalteenxS
rabbi OF the temple. These seryiEM4
were OF much interest to memhe9M|
OF the Jewish church In this city &uA|
large congregations were present IL
participate In the sacred events.
Ten days after Rosh Hoshanah. to
Day of Atonemsnt, better known
among the Hebrews as Yom Ktrpp1
viii be celebrated. On this occe1teNs
m en- bers of the Hebrew faith Will g.
stain from all food and drink -
win devote themselves to prayer.
Meaning aud Purpose
The meaning and purpose OF the e
tival of Rosh Hoshanah 10 nog -
forth explicitly in the Bible, but -
inferred from the Scriptural tttlaast
the day---"The Memorial Blowing r.
Trumpets I.sv. XXII., 2D, AM&
The Day of Blowing OF TrumpetA
(Numhers xxx. -, as well ~ 3rou
the fact that the Jewish New "
IL the seventh new moon OF the H&%
brew calendar. In the Biblical a9M
every new moon was regarded ~ ~
solemn occasion, and the seventh, tDlE
sacred number. especially 20.
1t became the day OF olowtnr T.
trumpets, reminding Israel that : A4N
era, or period of time was At ha01
and that no accession could be 90EM
appropriate for the endeavor After
new ltfe for amendment and roe0
ciliation with God. 1t was the ~ T.
memorial when Israel would have 0N~
mindful Of II, It must be In turn mtM%
full of it's responsibilities to God 4l
to mans higher nature. ThA eV1
holic act of sounding the shophas,
rams horn. which 10 performed
the srnagognes- nebeAaeRee Of ecE4
turai precept. Is intended to brt
home TO the 1sraelite this aspect
the days meaning I'M
The Jews Of Richmond have
pended all business iuring the
saryance of Rosh Hnshanah and IT,
many stores and Offices here will
be again open until Wednesday me(
ing. s$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
DID OFFICERS OR
THE CADETS WIN
West Pointers Freed After Nine
DAYS Confinement for Giving
'sSiienee'
COURT YET TO REPORT
Will Decide Whether Students or
Supervisors Come Out
ictorions.
COURT YET TO REPOR
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

WEST POINT, \. y. October -
Although freed after nine days of
confinement and arrest fer .sileneing
Captain Rufus Lengan. the one aaes-
tion that agitated the West Point
cadet corps to-day was whether they
or the military officers OF the academy
have won d victory,
Following the arrest ef the corps
Tor the silence, every cadet posi-
lively refused to dixulge 10 the court
Of inquiry the reasons or the names OF
those Who instlgated the episode. This
put the entire cadet corps Ia prac-
-ti.altF state Of INSTRUMENTATION.
While the freeing Of the cadets
from arrest looks like victory for
them, it Will not be definitely known
until the court of inquiry makes It's
report whether or not such Is the case.
Should the court have succeeded in
discovering who the instigators were,
and should It ask that severe punish
ment he inflicted on them. tbs cadets
admit they will come off the worse of
the encounter. This will not be known
for several days yet, as the court has
not summed UP the evidence 1t seeur-
ed.
Get Talking To.
The freeing OF the cadets from ar
rest came last night. Orders were
issued for every member of the corps
TO assemble In the gymnasium. Once
all there, the doors were all locked.
and General Barry In full uniform
and surrounded by his STAFF. gave the
cadets a heart TO heart talk of mill
tary discipline. Then they were
freed. sa+ cadets at-aaes gathered an
the campus and cheered for ten min-
utes until they happened to remem Der
that the finding Of the court OF in
quiry might still mean severe punish-
men1 for a score or more OF them,
when the cheering ceased.
Following the freeing OF the cadets,
the coaches at once began work to
whip the football squad into shape.
The scrape of the cadets has put the
team hack nearly two weeks in it's
practice and prospects for a good
showing this season are considered
dubious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
SMALL DOCKET
FOR HEhR|Q
l. S5
Judge Scott is Away and Ju6
Wells Occupies the %
Bench. NM

Several true bills we're return44
the grand jury At Henrico c.
Court Monday. Mike johnson
oredo. charged with housshx1al
James Alley twhite), charged
housebreaking, and Robert Een
Jr, charged with betrayal. wee
principal ones indicted. 81
1ins or moro unimportAnt Co.
eases wsre taken up Tuesday
r. Carter Scott has CONS n
nati. whore he will serve - M
TO the TrienntAl 0eRAEal C41
of the Episcopal Church M tn1
states. During his abeAnca
will be- occupied by Ju1G6 !
Wells. Of the Hustings Cout
Of Richmond.
The docket for this tAfn
10 not long. ana Will ~ ~
posed OF, Th<tN IN ~
cases 10 cagps W AtgtAau
crest rajsrasx ~ eas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
HEARING RATE CASE
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

The hearing of the freight rate case
brought by the Virginia State Farm
ers' Institute and the T.uvanna County
Farmers > Jctatien against the
Chesapeake aud Chic Railway. set for
Ne,ilse ttaF for The State Corporation
Commission, has been indefinitely post
poned. 1T is claimed that the rates on
the Virginia Air Line division. which
runs through F'Iuvanna county. are
higher than those on the main line and
Buckingham branch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

chase that they have to-day, but Mil-
Ter 4 Rhoads have grown with the
community: they have been part OF
its prosperity: as TO details OF how
one house after another mas neen
added Is unnecessary; the people have
watched it and know it. Twenty five
years ago this iirm employed ten peo-
pie; to-day II employs over 500. Its
physical esta hlishment is all that could
he desired. The merchandise Is an
exposition OF the Very best and new
est creations Of the manufacturing
skill of America and Europe. and it
will pay any one who contemplates
purchasing household goods. wearing
apparel, notions and novelties to eA-
anime its mammoth stock
The people of Richmond have a
pride in Miller & Rhoads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
FARMERS NAY UNITE AND
MAKE THEIR FERTILIZERS

Virginia farmers who are interested
in the movement for the organization
~ company for the manufacture of
fertilizer, that ii may be bought more
cileaply, will meet at Murphy's Hotel
Wednesday night at s o'clock. Manv
filters of the soil have signifed their
intention OF entering into this plan,
The sole idea is To produce fertilizer
nj less I,tlsf than Is INV hfir1xr- M III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

q airy rfatnG nIcaIs. furnished !.
convenient 10 bath aud phone Pri-
vate family, gentlemen only 4o1 H.
cary street
WHEN YoT COME To RICHMOND
get clean, comfortable bed Tor 'oc. :
phone. ha9a ana zee wafer tfFe' -,
EasT Ga" Gu
:
THREE ROOMS FOX tddHl 10 s--
taa '' = a. 20 -
..
FOX RES,I ONE LARtif.t Nj Ell
nal .aafa = e esan 10 hath sns
,.banes wtih bcard apnly H. t,ast
CLAY street, ar phone Madison 2945
e'ssas fa,, lie sss e@ning ia
Vest GrHre.
PLEASANT ROOM SEST TO EATIT.
prixafa family. Phone Madison No
77f5-r.
:, - =, : -, -
rnCn,4 Sar a oiabf Snacfa1 rates
10 parties of fve or more for far
week Apple iof North Eleventh
Main f1rnIshed or nnfnrnished
7,1,f, ,rt1t,f,1
ftsR hE@t ~ oH - we T. -
nafeTenssx sxfbansa6 AMY aoe n.
Afarslsap,
f-zzf,
r rent t transtsnts aaeomfnoated ~
EAST Main sfreft
,.,..,,,..1,z. -, ,z,4,,.x, "a;
rooms NJ s44 rsaxf t1ax
z.,,-
Two OK THREE. ROOMS F7H HEN ,
soog s' nevsrir sfrae, '.'s''s' p''s
-, ~ ;,
Bt,A{ tiFt L Ny. Slstt ~, st.eoN'
Ian room Sa aa "a nrk
IN i.Akd4. sE6oNp Floor ~
sis vi e,rasa stTast
-, ....,ts3 ,,,-,,..f.,,f,,i,
foh RESf sNf.sN Ii I - ,s'f h-it =
rooms use OF parior bal h. heat ana
ehohe, !aaaisoh t'io i"a S7'
,5...... -,
ROOMS foa Et.AF At 70 cot III
cherry Phone Madison S&bs-1
FAIR WEEK. FURNISHED ROOM.
with privilege Of BAN. 81 day,
fsnN4lh slfset "a = 5hF.taehs fioos"'
lone Niaaiseh - L.
WANTED. GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
Tor ramf2ftaoif tafhishsn room use
I ha IN and fa@ne. Apply ss4 west
az -. w -. -. ,,,.,-z,.-,
FOR RENT FOL Or RI f Rtitl Ms.
3. gnh Nsstss'i 10 eat1s Apply 2'S Nef'h
..5#=.5 ..,s.zs,=.,
NAN III. oe1t fASIS foR BON
p@efa on stt2Ha h.'.fs WIN noa Fa-
=.
- 49, = - - - > - 49, -
TOT Hsh. heMsekss ping man ann
vile pftieffeas &c f.af9 y Jay
WANTED ONE oR TWO GENT Eat.N
to oeeupy furnished room On Thlfd
near siaih lhoie 'f'i'4oF : F
FaR RENT LARGE. BRfGHT. AIRY
Touna. centrally located sci East
frank IN. ------.---.
ONE BRIGHT, II E&fSH ED : ROOM !.
also hati room t9nt.hient to 'atn'
Appiy Mits' r. . south flhe'
N ANTEn a COUPLE or TWO RE
hhea Reht4eneh 70 occupy NICE ne
= taf its3ea nom 'l9Ss =. w u j.,
with of ,"itife1t soaio ic,ft eiiNeS
exchanged. Aplls - SoatH t'as.
For RENT To GENT l4ENEN, i-ARsf /.
iRrhishea hss' lous front ro"i'i' en- .n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

LADIES, AM GOING TO GIVE A
SPECIAL REDUCTION OF 10 PER
CENT. ON ALL ORDERS TAKEN
DURING THE WEEKS OF THE
FAIR GUARANTEE THE BEST
WORKMANSHIP AND AN UP-Tp-
DATE SUIT IN EVERY RESPECT.
H. LEWIS, LADIES' TAILOR, 202
NORTH FIRST STREET. PHONE
MONROE 1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Special Notice.

SPECIAL OFFERING TO THE LADIES
FOR FAIR WEEK WE WILL GIVE
A SPECIAL REDUCTION MAIL
AN DWINTER SUITS; Is PER CENT.
OFF. FINEST SELECTION IN TIL
CITY TO CHOOSE FROM. BEST
ANTEED. ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED. CHAS FISHER, LADIES
TAILOR. 81? NORTH THIRD ST. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Flat Wanted.

WANTED TO RENT A FLAT or
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. WEST
OF FIRST STREET. RENT MUST
BE REASONABLE; PREFERENCES
EXCHANGED ADDRESS T.. A. q
CARE THE RICHMOND NIRGlNlAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Rooms for Rent.


LARGE FTRNIsHE6 FRONT H00iOln1-
TRAYLoR. 2a2f stuart avenue
4, Phone Monroe $40
FOR RENT, TWO CONNECTING IN
furnished rooms. use OF bath, suitable
for light housekeeping house occu-
pied by owner, near Monroe Park.
Phone Monroe 1881.
FOR RENT. THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. In
suburbs, on car line, Address F. -.
Rex 81. Highland Springs,
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
on car line. use Of telephone. sa0i
East Clay street.
FOR RENT. CENTRALLY LOCATED,
well furnished rooms. hot water ana
telephone: transients, SO7 East
Grace street.
FOR RENT, ONE NICELY FURNISH
Ad front room on first door, to fair
visitors. 127 South Fifth street.
SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. bath and phone convenient,
gentlemen only; private family. 40T
East Cary street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Want Ad. Rates

One per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
rhoned in charged at the counter.
Contract rates much less Phone Madison 1883, and
MIR Gsrriscn Manager OF Classified Department. will call
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Personals,

YoU TOTE EN- TO OUR OFFICES ALI.
over Richmond. like thousands ~
otnsr. zig Drot e fo ,n,s you and Sest
LAUNDRY AnnEQa laa for NaKon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Rooms for Rent.


r L Nj s y + ID ROOMS LARGE,
bright. airy rooms, nicely furnished :
convenient To bath aud phone. Fri-
vate family, gentlemen only 4o' u.
cary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
tSWantS Wants
Situations Wanted--Male.

WANTED--POSITION BY CoLORED
chauffeur. Address JIM FORD, foS
North Third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Real Estate for Sale.


THAT PRETTY LOT 3sxl3s BE
tween 1913 and 1874 North side De-
catur street Manchester. is FOR sale.
Bargain. GODSEY Moseleys june
ton, Va.
FARMS FOR SALE.
LIST YotR FARMS FOR SALE. WITH
AMOS a. PolNDEXTER, ITO f. Main
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

JANITOR, PORTER. ELEVATOR MAN,
experienced. X. H. HOLMES. Az n
Graham a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

YOUNG WHITE MAN WANTS Post
tion al a machinist helper or in fact
Dry. Address X. r. u. No. l Box e.
Ashland. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Shoe Repairing.
For Sale.

COLUMBIA CYLINDER REGoRlN
! &C. while they last; VIII ut your Ell
ispn of Columbia. Double disc re-
cords s5c., music both sides. Graph
pairing THE TALKING MACHINE
Co 20. North Fifth street.
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROE els Brook avenue.
FOR SAI.E--wOOD HEATER IN
nrst class condition, cheap to quick
buyer; can be seen at 1905 w. Cary
sfraAf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

WANTED, A POSITION no TEACH
small cildren in . private family
terms moderate. For particulars ad :
dress MISS r., Route I, Box 20. Beas-
er Dam. Va.
SEWING WANTED; SHIRT w ISfs
and skirts = specially, Phone Mon
roe 2S02
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21
THE CONFLICT OF
LOVE AND FAT

The average man will "jofly"
with the stout girl; but he steals
chances over her shoulder at that
Miss Slender. He would sooner
hold the hands of the latter in a
fatuous silence than really enjoy
himself with the other. Such is the
power of line. Just line-from
chin to toe. or nape to heel-that's
all. But it rings the merry mar
riage bell.
Fat women should not repine-
but refine-their own lines by
means of that phenomenal-the
Marmola Tablet. No exercising or
dieting is necessary. Simply take
one tablet after each meal and at
bedtime, and in a little while the
overplus OF fat-the coarseness of
aspect-will disappear. The figure
will become slight enough to per-
NIT of a maidenly contour. a pure
outline being fashioned with corset
and gown. Then victory-if not
revenge
Although Marmola Tablets often
take off uniformly a pound Of
flabby fat a day, they are quite
harmless (being made of the fam
Gus fashionable prescription: Half
ounce Marmola, u OF. Fl. FIX. Cas-
cara Aromatic, 31s OF. Peppermint
Water). Consequently. even timid
ones are safe in using them, for no
ill-not even wrinkle or stomach
ache-will follow their use; rs
cents secures q large case at any
druggists or by mail from the Mar
mola Co.. 1140 Farmer Bldg, De-
troit. Mich.