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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
FRIENDS BY The SCORE NOW
RECOMMEND TANLAC TO YOU
OLD FOLKS NOW
PRAISE TANLAC
Splendid Remedy for Weakened, Worn
Out Systems Due to Old Age,
They Sny.
OLD MAN AT SEVENTY
TELLS WHAT 1T DID

Two reached three score and ten.
and still Tanlac did me great good.
and though I've only taken one bot
tie of the new medicine, the good re-
suits have been marked ] want to
praise and recommend II as so many
others arc doing here in Richmond"
declared Mr.. T.. G. Harlow, 1891 Tay-
lor Street. City.
II was badly run down. debilitated,
appetite was poor, felt weak, was
troubled with frequent headaches and
dizzy spells, and my whole system was
badly in need OF tonic, and sure
enough l got the exact result want
ed after taking Tanlac, and I've so
much confidence in it's merits now,
want others TO be benefited, too" con-
tinued Mr. Harlow.
The stomach, kidney and liver. after
working faithfully night and day for
seventy years or more, are apt to
easily be deranged and weakened, as
they must be after so many years of
service under strains we put upon
them. For this condition Tanlac has
proven.a-an exceptional remedy. 1t
clcanses the system first and then
tones, bhilds and strengthens the vital
organs of stomach. kidney and liver.
1t seems to do all this in remarkably
quick time, and results are OF a per-
mancnt nature. If advanced in age.
do not feel bad any longer. Don't drag
along and resign yourself to an in
valid's fate. Procure TanlRc at the
nearest drug store, listed elsewhere on
this page, and regain the old vitality.
sound sleep, good appetite, energy and
strength that riEhtfully belong to
you. DO It to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
HAD BAD PAINS
in STOMACH
Conductor Almost Screams with Pain
mt Times. Took Tnnlac,
Well Now.
TRIED MANY OTHER
MEDICINES FIRST

up until took Tanlac I'd tried sew
nervous indigestion. but none Of them
did me any apDreciable good. and
was still suffering with a severe pain
in my stomach pretty much all the
time, was very nervous, and some
times when the pain was most severe
the only relief 1 could get was to lean
on the railing OF my car. and at those
times felt like good loud yell
would relieve me more than anything
else" declared r. w. Tiller, street car
conductor for the Virginia Railway
and Power Company, this city.
But now, since taking Tanlac, my
digestion has been greatly improved
! can eat dishes that / didn't dare
touch before. and those pains and dull
throbbinB aches in my stomach have
all disappeared. sleep well now
again. and all my nervousness has left
me completely, and I've got a whole
lot more energy and life about me- and
have improved In every way. 1 recon-
mend Tanlac to everybody, you bet"
Indigestion is the faulty assimila-
ton, sore, sour and gassy stomach and
with extreme nervousness. pains in
pit OF stomach, chest and side, have
frequent headaches, dizzy spells. spots
before tho eyes, and they are apt to
lose sleep, energy and appetite and be
troubled more or less with constipa-
ton. sore, sour and casey stomach and
other kindred symptoms. Take Tanlac
for this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
SLEEPS fine
TOOK TANLAC
rains In stomach Disappeared, Ap-
petite Cnme Bnck and Nervous
ness Left.
TRY THIS. III SICK.

Tanlac was recommended hv 81
friend. and now ! believe il will helm
anybody who gives it fair trial !"
declared X. c. Iriddy, OF Richmond
who complained OF indigestion troubles
nervousness. loss of appetite. 81 dis,
agreeable fun. bloated gassy feeling
after meals. pains in the stomach and
sleeplessness, before taking Tanlac
which he now recommends so highly. -
He said: After taking one bottle of
Tanlac my appetite is good. 7 can eat
anything / want without III effects
l no longer am bothered with pains in
my stomach, sleep we'll feel stronger
and am better in every way. I, belpcd
me wonderfully and quickly when all
other medicines had ailcd"-(SIrned,
r. c. Priddy. Is Harvey Street, Rich.
mond.
IF you were druggist. honored with
the distribution of Tanlac and Won
heard from the lips of thousands such
words Of praise about the new remedy
you would indorse and recommend Il
highly yourself. Doctor, druggist a nd
thousands now urge you TO try il, too
If troubled with any form of stomach
kidney. liver. catarrhal or rheumatic
complaint. Get q dollar bottle at the
nearest drug store listed elsewhere or
this page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
RAILROAD man
PRAISES TANLAC
Almost Down md Out, This Mnn Re-
gained Old Steam md Energy.
MANY ON SAME STREET
NOW INDORSE TANLAC

You are welcome to use my name.
and | gladly recommend Tanlac and
join the Tanlac chorus praising Herr
Trimbach's great medicine" declared
II. E. Spiller. for a number Of years
car inspector for the r., +. e. r. Ry.,
with residence here in Richmond at
14o6 West Clay Street
Il felt so weak. rundown and good
for nothing before ! began taking Tan
lac, IT was only with the greatest diff
Guilty I accomplished my work but I'm
stronger and feel better now than
In long time" continued Mr. Spillcr.
Along Clay Street there are hundreds
who recognize and recommend Tanlac
as a wonderful tonic stimulant, invig-
orator and builder of WORKOUT sys-
TENS. Think OF it! Hundreds of peo-
pic on one single street in this city
praise Tanlac- To compile a list of
those who have publicly Endorsed Tan
lac and live on this single street would
be task, but the writer would esu-
mate that number already published in
this paper to be close to nifty or sew
cnty-five
Walk along this street, if you will.
and make Il personal investigation into
the claims of Tanlac. The result will
surely cause you to secure bottle
Of Tanlac If troubled with any of the
numerous symptoms of stomach, kid
ney, liver, catarrhal or rheumatic af-
tections. Get ii to-day at the nearest
druggist listed elsewhere on this page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
TO ESTABLISH uECTURESHlP
II. y. Duke Gives Trinity College
S3O.000 I'm Memory of John
McE. Flowers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
TRINITY COLLEGE, June 10.-Itn-
nouncement was made here this morn
ing OF Il gift OF $4,000. recently made
TO the college for the purpose of es-
tablishinE IL lcctureship in honor OF
John McTNcire Flowers, of the class
OF 1900 The foundation. TO be called
the John McTyeire Flowers Lecture
ship in Christian Citizenship" is the
gift of Il. y. Duke. The gift comes
as fitting climax to one OF the most
successful commenccments ever held at
Trinity College.
Mr.. Flowers was graduated from
Trinity College with high distinction
and soon took a leading place i'll bust
ness. The company with which he was
connected sent him 10 China 10 take
charge of their interests in Shanghai.
where. on January 5. 1905, he died, and
his remains were brought home and
buried in Durham.
He was the son Of Colonel and Mrs.
George W. Flowers and was born in
Alexander County, North Carolina. De-
ccmbcr &c. 1878. His father was 4
colonel in the Thirty-fourth North
Carolina Regiment.
Other similar foundations at the
college are the hvcra Bible Lectures,
founded in 1897 by Mrs. L. r. McCul-
lcrs. Of Clayton. and an endowment
given by the class Of 1913 10 establish
a lecturesh;p an civic, economic, and
social questions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
PARHAM TALKS
ON TANLAC
Gives Daily Experiences When Con-
Hultinp People Wanting to Know
More About Tanlnc.
SAYS WHAT HELPED THEM
WILL SURELY HELP YOU

"As day after day the merit Of Tanlac
becomes moro apparent here in Rich
mond, we find there arc fewer and
FEWER people who want to class this
remarkable preparation with other So
called remedies and nostrums OF
the familiar patent medicine variety,
we NIL OF us so we'll remember in tho
years gone by" says Mr.. Parham. tho
'Tanlac representative now stationed
here for the purpose OF introducing
Tanlac In Richmond. ut Is q pleas
ure to follow out my instructions. for
they are in many ways similar to
those given physicians in charge Of
large numbers Of people. I imagine.
was told to make Tanlac's powers
known In Richmond in n thorough
way. was told to follow closely as
many cases as possible and report in
detail the results. ! was told to spare
no pains or labor to bring the great
est good TO the greatest number. and
never recommend Tanlac where in my
Judgment. 1t would do no good. was
told that preliminary surveys of the
city indicated an alarming percentage
OF ailments for which Tanlac was
created. And now that Tanlac has be-
come household remedy known
throughout this entire country. and
has met with unqualified success here
in Richmond. ! want TO say that no
medicine could have been moro
thoroughly or more conscicntiously In
troduced. Many people advised by re-
putable physicians that they had or
gan!c trouble. or must he operated up-
on could never again be we'll, etc.
etc. have found relief in Tanlac. but
these errors in judgment are tho ex-
ception and not the rule. Whenever.
therefore. any one has told me of such
conditions, | have carefully Investigate
ed their case and I'm many cases adj
Vised them Tanlnc was not designed 70
correct their condition, and I'm sure
they have appreciated this" declared
strongly upon the men and women
troubled with stomach, kidney. liver
catarrhal and rheumatic complaints,
the immediate attention such condi-
tons warrant. Thousands OF people
right here In this city would never
have had sick day in their life II
they had RETAINED from OVERRIDING and
committing excuses against natures
laws But even then. the moment thew
felt bad. IL Tanlac had been avail
able they would never have had head
aches. intense nervousness, palms in
side or back, sore. sour. Gassy stom-
ach. constipation. indigestion, catarrh,
rheumatic pains and kindred ailments
nor would they have lost energy, am
bition. vitality. sleep and appetite. had
they taken Tanlac That is my opin-
ion. after having come in contact with
thousands OF cases In few months
time. and believe l am in position
10 Know, and ] want to urge every
man and woman so troubled to take
Tanlac. now that il is available to all
the world. Doctor. druggist and over
quarter Of n million men and women
publicly indorse Tanlac and II Is sold
Mt drug stores listed elsewhere on this
page or to-day's paper. s1.o0 per bot
tie"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
Unueil Memorial to
adams at W. 81.
Many Rchmondcrs TO l1Ycndt the
Ceremonies at Lexington
On Wednesday.

\ number OF Richmond people will
Journey TO Lexington this week to be
present on "Wednesday when the has
relief memorial To tho late Charles
Francis Adams. OF Massachusetts. will
he unveiled in Washington and Lee
University. Henry W. Anderson, of
Richmond, will, ON behalf OF certain
citizens OF Richmond. present the me-
mortal /, Will be unveiled by Miss
Elsie Ogden Adams. daughter OF
Charles Francis Adams. and accented
on behalf ot the university by Major
William y. Anderson, former Attor-
noy-Gcneral of Virginia and rector of
Washington and Lee.
The memorial is presented by a
group of Southern men because OF the
tribute paid 20 Lee by M. Adams on
the occasion of the one hundrcdth an
niNcrsary of General Lees birth. 1t
comes, therefore. rs an appreciation
from Southern men to former foe,
who was able To overcome sectional
feeling and do Justice to the South's
idol
TIL" tablet bears this inscription:
Charles Francis Adams
Presented by Southern Men
In Appreciation of His
Friendship for the South
and his
Noble Tribute to Robert Edward Lee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
CARE YOU A MASON?"
AT ACADEMY ON FRIDAY
Amateur Performance VIII he Staged
by Snmis Grotto-Seencry and
Costumes Arrive.

Amateur Performance VIII He StaEct
ny Somis GrOtto-Seencry and
Costumes Arrive.
Scenery and costumes for the pro.
duction of Are You a Alason?' which
is to be given by cast of talented
Richmond amateurs for the benefit OF
SAINTS Grotto, Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets Of the Enchanted Realm. mt
the Academy OF Music on Friday night
arrived here from New York yester.
day afternoon. :
Some Of the girls who will appear in
the cast of Are You Mason?" are
Miss Josephine HiEner, Miss Jessie
Savage. Miss Isabelle Simmons, Miss
Gladys Taulhee, Miss Annie Reddy and
Miss Margaret Wood. The male COM
edy roles are in the hands of Captain
Clyde &. Rogers, Frank Cosby, c. w.
Cosby, Billy Burke. Otto Meister. Jr.,
w. a. Grant, Luther Tiller and L. T..
Schmidt.
SAINTS Grotto is paying a large roy
atty for the producing rights for the
single performance to be given here.
The comedy has not been seen In Rich
mond since II was played In June, 1913,
at the Academy. by Thomas a. Wise
and his company.
SAINTS Grotto is a favorite playground
of Masonry, and all the Masonic lodges
in the city are cvincing keen in
tercSt in the success OF the forthcom-
ing performance. Nothing has been
left undone TO insure the artistic sue
cess OF the amateur production. and 1t
is expected that the Academy will he
packed TO the doors on this occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
TOOK TANLAC
GAINED 9 LBS,
Had Nervous indignation and Kidney
Trouble When He Began
TukInIr

Il gained nine pounds after taking
Tanlac. which is the best tonic 7 have
ever taken" declared j. T. Owen. popu-
lar Western Union Telegraph Company
employee, OF this city, residing at 1928
North Avenue. II suffered with ner-
vous indigestion and kidney trouble :"
continued Mr.. Owen, and was very
nervous; couldn't stand noises of any
kind; certain foods I ate would cause
pains around my heart. and had severe
pains around my back, frequent dizzy
spells. headaches and general broken
down state Of health was my lot until
| took Tanlac. I was bothered con-
siderable with constipation, too, and
was all the time taking pills of some
kind for this. Now. however. thanks
to Tanlac, I am not troubled with pains
in my back or around my heart any
more. 1 can eat anything I want with
a relish, without fear OF after effects.
Headaches and dizzy spells have dis
appeared, and I am not near as ner-
vous or hdgety as I was. I'm much
stronger. have gained nine pounds and
my bowels move regularly now"
Get Tanlac, if so troubled at the
nearest drug store listed elsewhere on
this page. One dollar per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
FEELS TIPTOP
TOOK TANLAC
Hungry All the Time, Hnn More Life
md Energy, Feels Great.

II am in tiptop shape again. since
taking Tanlac. eat everything 1 want
and am hungry as can be all the time
back no longer pains or troubles me
at all. i feel like hustling, and have
been so greatly improved want to
say just word or two for Tanlac in
the hope that others VIII take my adj
vice and he benefited as I was, after
suffering for so long" declared an
other Richmond man. and well-known
electrician. w. a. Zentcr, 1905 West
Cary Street, Richmond.
The tip everywhere STAKE TAN
IAC-over n quarter million men and
women indorse II. Buy II to-day at
the nearest drug store listed else
where on this page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
Sundn. school Outing.

Members OF the Sunday schools of
All Saints and Monumental Episcopal
Churches arc looking forward with
pleasure to their annual excursion to
Ocean View. which will BIO hold OH June
90. The train will leave the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Station at 8 o'clock
and will reach Old Point Comfort at
10. Steamer may be taken for Ocean
View at any hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
ADVENTIST PROGRAM
Services for Week VIII Stnrt Thih
Afternoon mt

The program announced for the en-
suing week by the Scventh-Day Adven-
lists. which denomination is holding a
convention and camp near VIII
liam Byrd Park. is as follows:
This afternoon at o'clock, 1.-The
War Between Capital and Labor" At
o'clock. Preparedness and Arranged
dom"
ADMINISTRATIONS Identified"
Tuesday--"What Was Abolished by
Christ"
Wednesday-"Thc hour of Gods
Judgment"
Thursday--"Court Scenes I'm Heaven
Frlday-"Will There DO Future
Probation?
All services begin at o'clock I'm tho
evening. Evangelists A. E. SENS and
w. c. Afonett are in charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

convenience OF those attending tho clos
Ing exercises at the institute. will opo-
rate special train on Tuesday night
from Blacksburg to ChristiansburE,
that connection may be made with the
late train returning home. Otherwise
1t would be necessary to leave Blacks
burg early in the evening betore,. the
final exercises. The special train will
leave BlacksburE about 1880 o'clock
on Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
EnNOrs MuMirirnl Service.

Tho Ccntr". TTAItos aud I.ahoH CouT-
ell has Observation-Disclosures indorsnc the
action % those n'ernh. - Of the Admin
istrative Board who have supported the
plan for The city 10 extend III" mu-
nicipal elecrric light plant into the
commercial field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

Thcre VIII ne special injecting OF
the Hermitage Golf Club tomorrow
evening AT o'clock a. the clubhouse
TO consider action on the purchase Of
n new club site The Hermitage golf
course is located ON tho site to be
used FOR the new union station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
ATTEND v. P. i. FINALS
Members of Alumni Association VIII
Go to BlncksburE ON Special

Between Twenty-Five and thirty
Richmond members OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Alumni Assocla-
ton. who plan TO attend the annual
commencement exercises Tuesday, will
leave tomorrow night at 1926 o'clock
In special Pullman ear over the Nor
folk and Western Railway, arriving in
BlacksburE early on Tuesday morning
The Norfolk and Western Railway
1t was announced yesterday for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
United state. Court AdJourn..

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals adjourned yesterday after
having been I'm session for tho past
month, The court will re-convene
probably during the first week in July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
Negro Embalmer Fined 800.

Nathaniel Roy, the negro arrested
several days ago on charge OF prac-
ticinE embHlming without having Sc
cured a permit from the state Board Of
limbalmers and without Il State license.
was fined 500 and costs In Police Court
yesterday. He noted an appeal.