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10TH ST.
said premises being now known by The
street numbers 30i and 30ll = west llbtn
street and 2I53 E.ghth Avenue.
Subject 70 such state Of facts as an
accurate survey may disclose aud subject
also O. the present tenaucl's and leases
nfd subject also 20 any restrictions con-
t..ned u AMY recorded Instruments affect
.uE said property.
LlrrI.Iu4t.e amount Of the mortgage
Grtf. costs aud allowances. f3G,i60.SI, wltn
interest from July .d, 1917: taxes, assess
nfeats ana water rates amounting 90 about
Dated New York. october lst 1911
JOSEPH II. CALLAHAN,
.,eferee.
PRFSSTNGER & NEWCOMBE,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
60 Wall Street. Sew York CITY.
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Banks Employ Women
But Few Opportunities for
Higher Positions

Out Of ffty-one banks and trust com
panies Investigated on employment by
the Mayors Committee Of Women on
National Defence. Of New York. all but
seven houses employed women. In q
large number the employment OF
women is n new policy.
In the National City Bank 325 women
are employed; Guarantee Trust Com
pany employs 200; Chase National, 90;
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 16;
Corn Exchange Bank, 10.
Two classes Of banks employ women
those in which there Is a future for
women, with salaries in accordance,
and those who wish to employ green
girls at low pay 70 do clerical work
only.
In very few banks. however, is oppor-
tunity open to women for positions OF
higher CONGRATULATIONS Citizen.
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TO THE BONDHOJDEEs or THE ITBsI
MORTGAGE BONDS OF NOHrUikN
CAMBRIA STREET RAILWAY CON


You are hereby notified that Columbia
Trust Company. formerly known as the
Kuickcrbocker Trust Company has r"-
signed 80 Trustee OF the trust efia. Cd
created by mortgage 81 Northern Cambria
street Railway Company. dated May B.
1905. and recorded In Cambria Count .
Pennsylvania, in Mortgage Book Vol ~
at page 1913, and as supplemented by sun
Elemental mortgage dated April 2. ljl ?.
and recorded IN Cambria County, Penus, F.
ysnia. In Mortgage Book Vol. g. at pa
655. and that Cambria Title, Savings O.
Trust Company ~ luxembourg, Penns,
vauia. has been appointed as its succceiDr
In the trust That there are outstandiut
$685. 900 90 par value Of bonds secured d.
said mortgage and that bondholdcrs rep
reacnting 1897 10000 par value n "a
bonds have joined In said appointment.
That said appointment shall Boz elective
January i0. 1915. ny the terms OF the above
mentioned MORTGAGES
NORTHERN CAMBRIA STREET RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
Per ". II. bENLINGER.
President.
Attest: JAMES II. ALLPORT.
Secretary.
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Bonds

The following table shows the ss'ca.
=, r-ircs and high and low for 1917
.l bonds dealt in on the New YORK
..,-t Exchange during the week ended
,urts,. -
r.,, .,Ics Ter the week. ste,s6f,ooo.
.,sts ,c sos. eco a week ago and S5A.-
s.s ano q wear ago. From January TO
80, s737. $4,000. against $751; SAC, 900
IN 1915.
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Curb Market

b.lity for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. transactions and price-
for the week ended October were re-
ported az follows:
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Mortgage foreclosed Il recorded IN New
York Rcgls,er5 office, section 2, Liber 1872.
page So. r-,., Co..
being in block 81
mi. approAi innate amount Of the mort
gag. debt, costs and allowances - twelve
thousand eight hundred one and oW lYO
i.fars (s12.SOl.50J. Tho approximate
amount Of taxes. assessments ana water
rates Is I'VE hundred sixty-three AID 30/lyO
dollars (s5G3.30D and interest
Dated october Atm. 1917.
C1ARLES f. HUGHES, Jr., Referee.
RFAIL q ROGERS. Attorneys for Plain
tfT. OHice e. T.. o. Address. l4l Broad
way. Manhattan, New York city.
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Industrials
nn1lqe

Net
Sales High Low. Last. change.
0S goo aetna eth ,i ESplosi Sc l4s l41s- a
4S0o 'Air Reduction 90 81 90 -
$4,000 Beth ST. W loo 92H 90 49, 534
900 B-A lob Or b. 10 1917 10 = ga
24o0 q 1t & Pow. Pa pa -
100 carbon Steel p u Z ia
$40 Carwen Steel. 1oA 9 9Kz- q
60 Char Co pr. 594 5'4- %
$500 Curtiss Aero. SO 35ss 37Ds+ V
500 Nv Heaney Inc. 233s 23l4 S33s- %
9 Holly Sug Cor. 80 so % q
$50 do pref. ....10134 1olHa f0i1a+ ~
1910 Irter Rubber. y 10 n Pa
1900 Keystone T q r 14s4 II 141a+ u
500 |Lakc Torp Bt 54 B 54- "a
10U Lofts Inc.....f0 100 100 100
10 LUX ST. LIST pf1oozs 1oo7s 1oo7s- re
$500 Man Transit. "a u r. So
$50 Mar of Am. 3 2ze 3 e
COO Marlin Arms ft2 1o5 1o5 10 .
200 Nor A p n P. go , 3s -
$3.50 sPoca-Log Coal "a ~ ~ 20
20 pie L D. VI Co. 70 10 20
'5 400 . pr, AL, p ~ Y 5S ~
10000 Smith Mot TT. 2I3 IA 1ss- "a
100 'St Joseph Id 1914 i7ss us 70
200 So J. K ut q p 81 33I2 81 -
1900 Steel ALLOYS Cp 7l2 "a w -
600 Submarine BIT. NE 16 1t34- y
1900 'Un Motors -. 24(z p 23H-
1880 ~ Air Corp 2 We =
15OO'U S L & H. ia f3s 1s- -
$500 L S S. Co... 4as a. f5s -
200 United Zinc 80. ga ga 3'l- .
Ci5oo 'Wright-M AC 1t4 a7e 1olz+ IA
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Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares. ]
Following table gives total transactions for
the week ended Oct 6. with the high, low
and closing prices:
II, 7 -
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~ FORECLOsURE.-NEW YORK sU-
nr4r. court. County Of New York
Jennie Curr.,r aad another. az executors.
60 platutins. against carl II. Richardson,
rs trustee Of the estate OF Frederick L.
Forster. bankrupt. ct al. defendants.-
Action so.
Pursuant 20 Judgment entered herein
July 10TH 1917, the undersi sued viii sell
at public auction, at the Exchange sales
r,.f. Nos 1916 Vosav street. il the BOr-
alrh cf Manhattan. CITY Of New York. at
h O'Clock noon. on October 22d, 1917, by
Joseph p Day. auctioneer, the mortgaged
.rsui.sos directed by said Judgment 10 be
.ofd. situated no the rorthwcsteriy corner
~ if6th Street and Sth Avenue. fronting
f0 feet on the or,heriy side Of ll6th
street and being the same depth IN che
roar thereof and fronting twenty feet
eleven Inches on the westerly side ~ sth
Avenue. and being the same width in the
rsnr n the Borough Il Manhattan. city
~ Sew YORK.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John u Cohalan. Surrogate %,
the county Of New York. notice Is hereby
given u an persons having claims asa.n.,
CLARENCE PORTER. lale II the County
Of New York. dsceaged. % present the
same. with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scriber. az his place u trausacting bust.
ness 80. IS william Street. Borough 4
Manhattan in fhe cry - Sew York on
OF before the 2Gth day of November next
Dated. New York Stay 10Th. IsiT
TRACY 81 HARRIS Executor
EDWARD " HARRIS Attorney Tor Tx
ecutor. Is william Street. New YORK
City.
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Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales high; Low; i"'' 'i''"''' =
5000 sAllen oil &C.. y Ic i
G5OO Barnet o & G. rs IA I34 8
500 'Beth o & Dev. 1oX2 lo,4 IOVI2
$4,000 'Bost-Wyo OIL IS - -
100 Con Mex Oil. az ~ 50
224O0 'Cosden Oil 9Hs e9s s7+- -
400 edo pf ..... "a
1900 Crosby Pet So ~ -
24900 Cumb Prod 10 "a 70
600 'Elk Basin Pc: ga re -
$4,000 'Elkland o & u e "a
1900 "Esmeralda Oil - ts
5000 Federal Oil So ~ -
200 'Friar oil .... e IS 20
$500 'Glenrock Oil. 19A 1o34 l97| y
go Houston Oil 10 10 70 a.,
5000 'Inter Pet 60. 149s 1873 l''s- q
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
sURROGATES' NOTICES


PHILLIPS. WILLIAM WIN PURsU-
ANCG OF AN ORDER % Honorable
ronn +. Coualau. a Surrogate OF he County
or NeW YORK, NOTICE is hereby stNfa
% an persons having claims against
WILLIAM ". PHILLIPS. late OF the Bor-
oish of Mendham. County OF Morris. stats
OF New Jersey. deceased, 10 present ths
same with vouchers thereof 10 the SUB
scrlbed, at place OF tranSacting business,
nj the Office u their attorney, Roswell &.
Otheman, so. 81 nassau street, In The CRY
~ Ncw York, on or before the nrst day OK
dated. New York. the 21th day Of July.
1917. EDWARD r. OrHEMAS,
HOWARD c. PHILLIPS,
ROSWELL c. oTHEMAN. Attorney Tor
Fxecufors. 81 Nassau street Borough
u Manhattan. New York cliy
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John 4 cohsIan, Surrogate ot
fh- County % New York. notice Is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
JEREMIAH " CURTIS. late of tho
County OF Sew York. deceased. 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof 10 tho
subscr bers. az their place Of transacting
business AZ tho Office o, their attorney.
Edward W Harris 80. s. william Street.
Borough OF Manhattan, Ia the Clty OF New
Horh. on or before the 2eth day u Mo-
Ntmler next
Dated. New York, May isth. 1917.
CARLETON CURTIS
GERALD 5. CURTIS,
TRACY H. HARRIS.
EDWARD W. HARRIS. Attorney Tor Er.
ocutors, CA william Street. Nav YORK
CITY.
HITCHINGs. HANNAH.--EN PURSUANCE
II ana order 81 Honorable JOhn p co.
halan. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
YORK. notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Hannah Hltchlnss
sometimes written "A. HltchinPs. late OK
Washington. District % Columbia. de.
ceased. % present the same, with vouchers
thereof to the suhHcribers at their place
of transactirg business, AZ the cfics q
their attorneys. Sackctt and Lang. No 20
Nassau street. IN the city OF New York,
on or before the 3)th day u January neat.
Dated Ae~ YORK, the zlst day VI July.
1914
GEORGE II. TAPPEN.
sACKETr and Lang. Executors
Attorneys for Executors.
90 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York Clty. jy23-Njsi
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orabie John y. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. NOTICE is here
hy given fo aU persons having claims
against ANNA LUkENS. late - the County
q New York deceased. - present the
scrlier. az lis place 81 transscting bust
ress. SO. 40 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, in Tho city - New York on or
before the 25th day Of February next.
Dated. Sew York. thu 18th Gay Of Au-
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
sTETTsoN' JENNINGs q RUSSELL. At
torneys for Executor Is Broad street.
Sew York
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FOR SALE

FOR sAI.E-rfo bound volumes o, re rrfh9f-
Almanac Vol H. isC9-'TT, AMI Vol ~.
isls-s'. Address ". s. l. nisGaA
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sURROGATES' NOTICES

CHURCH. WILLIAM CONANT-IN PUR-
Fuance Of an order Of Honorable Robert
TU..au Fowler. a Surrogate Il the County
n Sew York notice is hereby given % all
persons having claims against william
Couaut Church, late OF the County u New
York. deCeas. d. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. at his
place u trausactlug business. No. 20 Nesey
Street. Borough u Manhattan. In The cry
OF Sew York. Oh or before the l0th day Of
January next.
Dated. New York. the 25th day ot June.
1914 WILLARD CHURCH,
Executor.
PHELPS EAST * WEBB. Attorneys for
Executor. $40 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
John +. COhalan. Surrogate of tbs
County u New York notice - hereby
given 20 All persons having claims against
Brooks f. Wells. late Of the County Of
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof tO the subscriber, at
nor place e transacting business. az the
once u Hawkins. Delaneid & Longfellow
$50. 20 Exchange Place. IN the city Of New
York. on og before tie attn day u March
next.
Dated New York the goth day OF Au-
gust. 1917.
MARY FRANCES PoMERoT WELLS.
EAecufrix.
HAWEINS. DELAFTTTD G. LONGFCL-
low. Attorneys flr Exccutrix. 20 Ex-
change Plare. Kew York. y. y.
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HELP WANTED
Male

Male
ASSISTANT JAN1TOR wgnted E. $40 per month
INQUIRE IarIn 49,! Boston Road.
MEN -Enrol now IN Brcoklyns year-ro'lnd Men D.
tai Plausbug" upw Oqrnius-FeltrA Branch J.
VI &. A. So Hanson Place. EzcutiEe prepsra,.Fs
a specially. EIycrt faculty. 1900 students las.
year. 20 courer. Write tor booklet II.
NEARLY 900 positions open 10 or applicants Dur
Ing september. qualified mcn and boJs elict.J
placed attractive sa aries hiz demand: clerks, book
i>epcrs stcnosraIhers. tyDt's. chanreurs. general
workers. cic Bedford J. ". G. A. Employment,
Agcnc5. 1921 Bedford are. Rrco6lyn.
PORTER for picture ifans store. steady Position J.
bring reference. wages fli. g Birc.uy -.
WANTED Young man. oh9ut sixteen year. sner-
geuc. CHRISTIAN f0r cf,co work ApJJ Room No.
i0li. 90 Liberty e.. Sew York CITY
Female
TYPF7yRfTER OPERATOR for permanent petition
ia pleasant northern New York village with hol-
stein ped gre and publishing house. candidate should
have a. least nifl sch0o. clucautn and Dr. a
careful sccurate rapid tyg8t. room fur two opera
tors shorthand not essential. wages 40 10 san
50 above tie Gust Of board AID room; tieniy or
room for achievement; railway transporiation pro-
gilod L. N. Hastings Company. lacoha, =. \.
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high low 1914 and 1915 the price OF
alroadan
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New York Bank Stocks

ENLISTED. fSen cents per share
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Short Term Notes

$1,000 U Liberty 80. too.'8 eo74 eq74
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

been observation through war pro-
hibition of the manufacture and i'm
portation of distilled liquors, vastly
more conservation would result from
a permanent ban not only on such liq-
-uors, but also on beer and wine. and
ban not only on manufacture and
importation. but also on sale and
transportation
1t has been proven that the brewers
waste twice as much of the farmer
grain as do distillers. and the league,
In common with other temperance
agencies, is fighting for the adoption
of prohibition amendment TO the
federal constitution. The resolution
submitting this amendment to the
state legislatures has been adopted
by the senate, and will come up in
the house early in December
The farmers will have a representa-
tive on the convention program in the
person of John A. McSparran, master
of the state grange of Pennsylvania,
who made tour of Ohio in the inter-
est of statewide prohibition.
As temperance orators and writer's
have pointed out frequently, the farm
er Is not a friend of the liquor traffic.
and rural communities, with few ex-
ceptions, are dry
The league invites all individual
oranges and other organizations OF
farmers to send delegates to the con-
ventton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
sage TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmofher's Recipe to Bring
Back Color and Iustrc
TO HAIR.

That beautiful, even shade of dark,
slossy hair can only be had by brew
ing mixture OF Eage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair is your charm. Il,
makes or mars the face. When il
fades. turns gray or streaked, Just an
application or two OF Saga ana Sui
phur enhances Its appearance a hun
dredfoid,
Don't bother TO prepare tho mix
ture: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients at a small cost, ali
ready for use. IL In called wyeth's
SAGE and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to bring
back tho natural color and lustra OF
your hair.
Everybody uses 'rWyeth's" sage ana
Sulphur Compound now because il
darkens 50 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell 1t has been applied,
You simply dampen a sponge or
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time; my morning
tho gray hair has disappeared, and
after another application 1t becomes
beautifully dark and appears glossy
and lustrous. This ready-to-use pre-
paration 10 q delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire dark hair and a
youthful apearpancs. 1t is not intsnd-
cd for the cure. mitigation or proven
e4an AZ disaasa.---Adx-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
Observation-Disclosures NOVEMBER

lying this suggestion fs Incorporated In
the present charter Of the city of
Denver. Col.
Representative Government.
When revising the city charter
serious consideration should be given
to making the local government more
truly representative. Under the pres
ent plan of electing members of
the local legislature by wards the
minority in each ward has in point of
fact no representation. Such condi-
tons are undemocratic and un- Ameri-
can. They breed apathy and discour-
agement in the hearts of the minority
votors. The ideal in civic progress,
civic interest and loyalty cannot be
attained under such conditions
IF the ward system is continued in
Richmond, then charter revision should
provide for the election of such a
number of councilmen at large as will
exceed the number elected by wards.
For example, IL four wards are re-
tanned. then five councilmen should be
elected at large.
IF proportional representation Is not
adopted. the revised charter should at
least provide for voting on what is
known as the preferential method -
Under such a plan each voter indicates
n first. second and third choice for each
candidate.
Moreover, provision should be made
for rotation of names on the ballots
so that the same name will not appear
first on all ballots simply because It
begins with a., or because a particu-
lar person was fortunate in getting
his petition filed first.
There should be no .overIappine Of
terms in my ordinance-making body.
The city's government should come
back to the people at least every four
years and afford opportunity for then,
to make a clean sweep If they so de-
sire. The only argument In favor OF
overlapping terms is to preserve i
continuity of policy. The fact is how
ever, that 1t is liable to be the wrong
policy which is continued with re-
spect to the continuation Of policies
which are for the public good, 1t is
usually possible to re-elect the persons
who support them and thus preserve
all essential continuity. Overlapping
terms are unnecessary
Although it is believed that senti :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

Just as coal. when it burns. leaves
behind certain amount of inconhus-
tfble material IN the form of ashes. go
the food and drink taken day after
day leaves In the a1iment canal
certain amount of tndigestible ma
terfAl, which If not completely elimi-
mated each day, becomes food for the
millions OF bacteria which infest the
bowels From this mass of leftover
waste material. toxins and ptomaine-
like pofsors, called uric acid. is formed
and then sucked into the blood where
It continues to circulate, collecting
grain by grain In the joints of the
body much like ruet collects on the
hinge rs shown above,
Mem and women who suffer from
tumbago, rheuma ti5m or sore. stiff
aching Joints should begin drinking
phosphAted hot water. not as a Means
to magic relief from pain. but to
prevent more uric acid forming In the
system. Before eating breakfast ca CHI
morning. drink g. glass OF real hot
water with a teaSpoonfui of limestone
phosphate In It. This win first neu-
traiize and then wash out of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
OF
POWER IS NECESSARY

tricity In a single storehouse under q
competent storekeeper.
The force employed In the electrical
inspection Is inadequate. The depart
ment should inspect outdoor electrical
construction as well as interior install
lations.
No fees are charged for electric In
spections made by the department.
The expense involved In making the
electrical inspection constitutes a
legitimate charge against the prop
erty inspected. and II Is recommended
that the city establish a scale of
charges for this service similar to
the scale prevailing in Chicago and
Detroit. IL this were done 1t would
increase the city's revenues by ap-
proximately $4,000 annually and make
the division of inspection practically
self-supporting.
The city government has consented
to the construction of high-voltage
feed line within the city limits despite
the protest of the superintendent of
the electric plant. This action Is open
to criticism.
In general. the lighting of streets In
Richmond Is adequate, but on Monu-
ment avenue and Franklin street,
which are subject to heavy traffic, the
lighting Is decidedly inadequate. This
ing with the requests of owners and
residents along those streets regard
ing the location and intensity of the
street lights. This policy has been
objected to by. the superintendent OF
the electrical department. 1t IL recon-
mended that 1t be abandoned and that
the city install adequate lighting facil-
ties along these streets without refer
ence to the personal preference of the
residents.
Stnnd ardigation of Salaries and Wages.
The methods OF appointment to en-
ployment in the service OF the city of
Richmond are defective when judged
by conditions prevailing in other
cities which enjoy the benefit of a
system of civil service control 1t is
desirable that there should be an
agency of the government for the re-
cruiting OF employees and that there
should be- uniformity IN methods of
advancing and promoting employees
Such uniformity can only be secured
through a central employment agency
BY extending the functions of an ex-
istius department of the government,
the public employment bureau. to In
clude the recruiting. promotion and
record keeping Of municipal employees,
Richmond can obtain the benefit OF a
civil service system. 1t Is recommend
ed that this bureau be given the pow
ers listed in detail in the test OF the
report.
Inquiries were made during the
course Of the survey to ascertain the
prevailing rates of compensation In
the city of Richmond and in similar
communities as a basis for recommend
ing rates TO he paid for city employ
ment Other factors, such as long
hours, unpleasant surroundings IN GER
tain institutions, as well as some OF
the more advantageous features OF
public employment were considered In
framing the schedules recommended
hi the report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08
PROHIBITION AID Of
FOOD CONSERVATION
Anti Saloon League Convention VIII
Urge Dry Nation in Order to Save
Grain
WASTE WOULD BE AVOIDED.
Head OF state Grange of pcnnsyl-
wanna VIII He on list OF Speakers.
Farmers Everywhcr Against IAa-
nor.

Out OF the foremost reasons alleged
by the Anti-Saloon League Of Ameri-
ca for urging nationwide prohibition,
especially at this time. is that prohibi-
ton of food materials. at the same
time turning such materials into chan
nels which will be far more profitable
for the producer.
The league will hold its national
convention at Washington. D. C., De-
Gem Der 1913. and the conservation
idea will be brought to the fore. The
league maintains that If there has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-08

storna ch, liver. kidneys ana bowels the
previous days accumulation Of toxins
end poisons; thus, cleansing. Hweeten-'
ing, and freshening the entire ALI
Enentary canal. each morning. before
putting more food into the stomach.
A quarter pound OF limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug
store, but ia sufficient TO mako any
rheumatic or lu<n ba.go sufferer as en-
thusiast on the morning inside bath.
Millions of people keep their joints
free from these rheumatic acids by
practicing this daily internal santa
ton. A glass OF hot water with
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate.
drank before breakfast, Is wonderfully
tnpigora ting has!aa&- ~ -as.---se@.4--
lent health measure because il cleanses
the alfnentary organs Of ali the waste.
cases and sour Concentrations, making
one look and feel clean. sweet and
fresh all day.
Those who try this for one week
may find themselves free from sick
headaches constipation, bilious at
tacl1s. sallowness, nasty breath and
stomach acidity-