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Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
R.AGt.A\D-BROWS.

The marriage Of Miss Emma
Brown to Mr.. Leroy e. Ragland.
wednesday night at the Now Baptist
church was Il brilliant affair. Mr..
a. '. Norrell, Jr carried in the
license. The bride entered with her
father, Mr.. James Brown. while the
groom came in with Mr. Horace
Scott. Mr.. Hugh Fountain and Mr.
Melvin Walker also came in with the
party. The brides maids were Miss
OllVia Robinson. Mss Louise ed
munds and Miss Bessie Fields.
The ceremony was performed by
ReV. T. J. j. Mosby, the pastor, after
which the party went to the future
nome OF the couple, 40 North Fifth
street. where Joyous time was spent
until late hour, amidst the con-
Gratulations OF their many friends
The bridal presents were numerous
and costly. Iiveryman Robert G.,
Scott had charge Of the livery ar
rangements.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
TIE WILLIAM W. BROWNE
MEMORIAL.

On December 2lSt, 1897 Eey. VIII
nam Washington Browne, Founder
OF the Grand Fountain, u. O. #. r.
dled III Washington, ID. G. and WAS
buried in Sycaorc Cemetery Rich
mond, Va. on December "a, 1897
over his grave his widow, AIRS.
NJ. a. browne, now Mrs. N. 4.
bfoWhc smith, erected IL handsome
grant shaft in pcrpetnaton of his
memory.
For the last fifteen years, SVEN.
more Ccmetary has not been used
ior hnrlal purposes and ut times it
mas been nothing but Il ye.r5tabye
wilderness, so that about a year ago.
Mrs. Smith had our founders rs-
mains dlsinterred and reintcrred in
lhe beautiful Woodland" This lis all
that has ever been done of this M
,ure by way OF T CIRCULATING our
loundcrs memory, and nothing ut
all has been done SO far as the Order
Oh true ReformerS is cosccrned.
therefore, King Solomon Fountain
NO. I, of which our founder WAS
member has deemed it proper and
appropriate to cooperate with Mrs
smith in defraying the expense cr
inns last tribute Of respect TO onr dis
tlnguiShcd chicftain ans finans,,I
Moses of the Race. although the move
ment is entirely unsolicited ON Mrs.
Smiths part. The members of other
fountains of the brotherhood and the
Race in general are cordially invit-
cd to participate.
twenty members of King Solomon
Fountain have already started tbe
iund by each subscribing from SI.oO
to $500 totalilg $2S.50 which will be
supplemented from time TO tirns by
other members.
Send all contributions and subscrfp
tions to Mrs. NJ. e. Wyatt, Secretary
Cos N. Second St. Richmond, Va.
in care of the Main Office of The
Grand Fountain.
II is on: plan to raise this fund
not later than October Goth, 1919 the
occasion of our founders 10th birth
day anniversary. We ask, however.
that You send your subscription 10 inc
Secretary at once.
The names Of all contributors TO
the amount of $l.00 or more, will be
punished in the Reformcr. Contri-
hn'ofS ol two or more dollars. will
b" presented with handsomely
''"iiu copy bl tnc llic ana pnSllc
Services of William w. Browne"
written hy the ia'c Daniel Webster
Davis Of Richmond Va, with an in
PRODUCTION by Bishop b. r. Lee of
Nilbcrforcc. Ohio: Statistician Of
the y. NJ. T.. Church and Published
by Mrs. NJ. \. Browne Smith Ed
tor John Mitchell. Jr., Of the Rich.
mond Planet suhScrihcs $500
Commi'tcc: Lawyer ]. Thomas
lieWin. President: DR.. ". H. Smith,
Vice PrcSidcnt; Lawyer w. r Den
ny: Dir. Il. f. Jones: REV. J. J.
Carter; Amy IipSGomb: Richard
Jones; Ida R. Ncrriwcaihcr: David
w. Dawson; NJ. T.. wyatt, Secretary;
Albert Foster. Treas 'rcr; r. G. Gil.-
bert; j. c. Love: Bette H;n: Ella
Booker; Patrick II. Allen; Stapicton
MoShy.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
Secretary NorrcIi's Trouble.

Secretary NJ. Alphonso Norrcll of
the Army and Navy Club was out last
Sunday night with lis children com
ing home by the Hermitage Road
when he ran into the iron fence
around the Gen. a. p. Hill monu
mcnt. He tore down portion of the
fence, broke the bumper and the
wind shield and painfully injured his
baby. Four stitches were taken in
the little ones head. The child is i'm
proving. Outside Of being shakencd
up the other members OF the family
were not injured.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Mr.. w. u. Scott Of Cl.ftsn Forge
Va. called on us last week.
Rev. w. u. Scott of Clifton Forge
Va was in the city this week
~ tor William Bridges Of the
Ch&ii"ne" Magazine was in the city
tI!s week and called On uS
Mrs. Florence II. Coghill, of 200
West TwcntY-tirSt Street. South
Richmond. is slowly improving.
Miss NJ. l.. Chilcs has returned
from Newport Ncws, Va, whcrc she
spent several days visiting her sister
Mrs. Jctcr.
Mrs. T.. l.. Dixon Bryan, the
Humane Lecturer. 500 w. Duval who
has been critically i'll for the apst
two months is much improved under
the Skillful treatment of Dr. Bessie
b. Tharps.
Mrs. Margarc. II. Burrcn, of
Roanoke spent several days in the
citT last week
Miss Martha A. Chilcs and Miss
Marietta l.. Chilcs, daughters of
Mr.. John II. Chilcs OF SIG w. Leigh
street left the city last week for Ash
land, New Hampshire.
Miss Alice G.. Chilcs spent ten
days i'll Tuskcgec Institute Ala, pre-
pairing to enter the Red Circle Com
munity War Service and will be To-
cht>d at II -Xand n, Va.
Private David l.. Brooks has sent
n beautiful box of souvenirs from
France to his wife, Mrs Ethel
Brooks. lie is now stationed at
Camp Merritt, n. j. and is expected
to be at his homo in South Richmond
soon.
Master Melvin James, OF 1913
Decatur Street, who was taken Sc
riously i'll last week is slowly improv
ing.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

The 18th Annual Session of Sta @
Grand Lodge No. G. I. o. OF G.. S. and
ID. OF S, met in Suffolk. Va. at the
Samaritan Hall on Pine Street June
10Th. 1919. G. T.. Hubbard. r. W. c.
C.. MIR. j. w. Thompson. r. w. G.. g
The Grand Lodge was called to
order at 10 \. NJ. by c. f.. Hubbard.
F w. G. c. after Devotional cXcrcis-
cS. The welcome address by the Hon
orahlc Mayor, NJ. +. S alings OF the
City Of Suffolk. Va.
Responded to by Sister NJ. C.
Steward. Of Hampton. Va.
All the officers were re elected. The
vacancy on the Board Of Directors
was filled hy the election Of Bro. J .
II. w. Perry of Norfolk. Va. in the
place Of Bro. r. b. Mosby. (Dcccascl.
The cncampmcnt made a good show
ing in the Street Parade. The Com
mandericS OF Lynchburg. Richmond.
Norfolk and Hampton showed up
finely. The delegates visitors and
friends were made welcome cordially
10 our homes by DR.. w. II. Fuller Of
Suffolk, Va.
They were also highly entertained
by one of Mrs. y. w Lees favoritc
solos Of Suffolk, Va.
BRO. c. w. JORDAN,
Member Of the Board OF Directors.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
STATE PHYSICIANS HOLD THEIR
CONVENTION IN ROANOKE.

Ino Old Dominion state Medical
Society holds its annual convcntio l
ut ltolnul>c, July l-23 inclusive. y
private PULLMAN has hccu secured -
convey TN" physicians from Norfolk
Anl Richmond.
The Magic City Medical society has
arranged an in crcsting programme
consisting OF the latest phases Of
medicine.
DR.. w. II. Roberts the president
has laborcd incc>Scntl% 10 make this
meeting second to none.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
MT. CARMEL'S JUBILEE RALLY

The Mt Carmel Baptist Church
Jubilee Rally Will take place next
Sunday. June %.
1890 a. NJ. sermon by Rev. ].
w. Tyncs. B. D., OF Saluda. Va.
Special music. The Public is urged
10 Worship with us.
$50 p. NJ, Sacred Concert con
ductcd 10y Mrs. Octavia Allen and
other faithful members.
Rev. +. d. Caffcc, pastor; w.
w. Carter, church clerk.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
Mrs. Richcy Injured.

.lrs. Fairfax Butler Richcy OF the
Rfd Circle Club of the War Camp
Community Service was the victim
OF most distressing accident, Satur
day, June If, at the Virginia Univcr
slty grounds while the soldiers from
overseas were being allowed chance
to greet their friendS~ Ropes had
been stretched across the campus and
III getting over one OF thcm she fell
and broke her limb. She is improy-
ing.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
WOMEN PLAN FARM
SCHOOLS FOR YOUTH.

Memphis. Tenn. -Four farm schools
are planned by tho Southern Metho
dist Women's Missionary Council. re
Gently in session in Memphis. Two
are to he for white children and two
Tor colored-onc far boys and one for
girls OF each race. Land has already
been oifcrcd for The school for colorcd
boys. which will he the first to he put
in operation. All will be provided for
by the 100000 Centenary Furd for
recently raised by members
Of this church.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
NOTICES.

This is to notify the public that
Oh the 21st day of April, 1919, in
the regular church meeting Of the
Thtrtysirst Street Baptist Church.
did on that date exclude from its
membership, Rev. r. G.. Williams.
for failing to come to the call Of
the Church.
BY order Of the above named
Church,
REV. S. p. ROBINSON, Pastor.
w. "A. RANDOLPH, Church Clerk
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
In McnOriaIn,

In sad but loving Remembrance, or
my loving husband Frank HanI,s
who departed this life, Tuesday
December Fl, 1918:
Six sad months with all IFS chory,es
H'h'" death so strangely made us
part,
nu,' my husband, all these changes
'anhot take You from my heart
by his wife,
tMRS.) CARRIE BANKS.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
HcnricO Lodge Elects Officers.

IIcnrico Lodge, No 1891, G. l.. @.
OF Odd Fellows elected the following
officers at its last meeting:
T.. s.. II. J. Falk: Y. G.. Fred
II. Jackson: N. c., w. IT. Tyler;
p. N. G., Floyd Johnson: N. f. .
William Watson: p. N. e. John
Pleasant: r. S. to N. G., w. T..
Johnson; l.. S. to n. c., John
Thompson; r. S. to Y. G.. Henry
Eubank; l.. S. to V. s., Willie
Parrish; Warden, Robert Jamison.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

ing former schoolmates, among whom
were Miss Joanna McAdams. one OF
the faculty Of Virginia Union Uni
Versity; Miss Sadie DAM, instructor
III the Normal Department OF Arm
strong High School and Mrs. Fairfax
Rlchcy. They left Monday evening
for Hampton, where they will spend
sometime
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
STATEMENT BY ADMIRALTY.

The stat"mon" which WAS issued by
tn" admiralty tonight says:
According to the latest report $
from Srapa Flow all the informed
hattl"%hips and hurlc cruisers have
been sunk except the hattlcships Ba
Gen which is still arloat. Five light
cruisers have been sunk but three
hay" been hcachcd. Eighteen destroy
rrS were hcachrd by local tugs. Four
doStroNcrS are sill atloat. The rest
Of the dcStroy"rs have been sunk.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

pr. John II. Hayes of Orange. \.
J.. who is now engaged in prosper
Gus practic" at 10l Prospect avenue.
AShury Park. New Jersey is now in
th" ci Y. II" and his bride. Mrs. Mar
g"rct l.. Brooks Hayes will leave
Richmond. Monday Juno "0th at noon
for their homo in A>;hury Park, n. j.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.

Thanksgiving Anniversary E.Xcr -
o.. G q. y. O.. Brothers and Sisters
Of I.ov" I'D Charity will he held =:
the rn,Id Stree Bethel 4. NJ f..
Church. Sunday June Goth. 800 +. NJ.
All members Of the order are li"rr
by requested to be present in full re
gala I"' public is Respectfully IN,
Vi Cd.
DIR. A. A. TENEANT,
DiStric.. Deputy.
THOMAS MINOR.
d. d. Master.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Coleman
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Annie o. to Mr.. William
NJ. Monroe. Wednesday, Tunc Is,
1919, at Washington. d. G.
At home, Wednesday. July 2, 1919
1902 North Eighth Street, Richmond
Virginia. from eight to eleven i. NJ
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
LECTURE BY DIR. G. s., MORRIS

Don't miss this grand lecture at
the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
Tuesday, July |. 1919. at 500 o'clock
p. NJ. delivered by DR. c. S. Nor
ris, Of Norfolk. Va. Subject Court
ship one Thing: Marriage Another,
But Living Together. O My" The
admission is fifteen cents.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
Raising Much Money.

Rev. J. c. A%stin. B. D., formerly
pastor at Staunton is having great
success in Pittsburgh. His church,
known as the Ehcnczcr Baptist church
under his skiliful and influential
Leadership raised ($l1,210.5G) eleven
thousand, two hundred and ten dol
Jars and fifty-six cents.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
ALSO BOYS AND GIRLS.

TO Self Our Beautiful Scriptural
WALL. MOTTOS. They need no
framing. They are quick sellers.
One Agent sold $500 worth in an
hours time. Write for particulars
TIE HOLINESS PUBLISHING CO..
So e. 132nd Street, New York City.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
ORIGINAL LIST INCREASED.

The Baden sister ship OF the
Bayern was not mentioned in the
first list of surrendcd ships, and
probably was added to the interncd
fleet when additional vessels were
taken from the German harbors or
ShipyardS. There were only seven
light cruisers in the original list
the Emcdn. Karlsruhe. Nurnbcrg,
Frankfort, Brumcr. Brcslau and the
koin. The admiralty statement ac-
counts for eight vessels OF this class
Providing that the Baden and the
unnamed ligh' cruiser are the only
additions to the original list Of sur
rendered warships the admiralty's
statement indicates that the German
cruisers. light cruisers and 2S dc
crews sank Q drcadnouChts 5 battle
>troycrS while 9 light cruisers and
IN ucStrONcrS were bcachcl. One
droadn'ught and 4 GcStroycrs re
main afloat.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Mrs. r. e. Wesley is spending
her vacation in New York the guest
Of her son. Walker Robinson, recent
~ returned from France She Will
also visit other relatives in adjoining
cities before she returns.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
NAME MOUNTAIN As MEMORIAL.
TO ROOSEVELT.
Black Hills Pioneers to Honor the
EN-rrrNidcnt With Big Ccrc
mony on July /.

General Leonard Wood, Officials and
Prominent Citizens OF Several
States Unite in Tributc t. Great
American.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Now York.~-AnnouncrHc was
madc today hy th> Roosrvrlt Mcmor.
lal Association tIat on July the
Black Hills PioncCrS would honor
the memory Of the dead cXprcSidcnt
by naming for hin! the highest peak
i'll The Black Hills. Tilnrd to take
place during Homecoming Week for
Deadw0od and other Black Hills com
munilies, this ceremony will hc n
manifestation OF the affection which
all the residents OF that Sect n of
the country felt for Colonel Roosevelt.
"On that day" Captain Seth Bull
lock wrote to the Roosevelt Memorial
Association "throughout the entire
northwest the people will carry in
their minds a thought Of what the
Colonel was and what he represented
in the life Of this country"
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

GERMANS SINK INTE.RNED SHIPS
IN .SCAPA FLOW.
Sea Valves of Surrendered Fighting
ships arc Opened by Crews.

English Admiralty REPORTS These
Light Cruisers and Eighteen De
StroyrrS Bcachcd--Four D"Stroycr;
and the Drcadnought Baden Still
Afloat German Rear Admiral and
Most o: the Hun S2ilors Now priS
oncrS on British WarshipS Of
the Enemy Crews Swim to the
shore.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

London, Jun"2l.-N the German
ships ut Scapa Flow Lave been sunk.
vi h the exception Of the hattlcShip
Baden. This WAS officially announce
ci this evening. Announcement that
certain OF the intcrnrd German war
ships ut Scapa Flow had been sunk
and abandoned Ivy their crews was
made Ivy the admiralty this after
noon.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
Rev. Is. ID. Ellis to Pastor at Louisa

Rev. b. ID. Ellis, Of Richmond and
a graduate of Union. will be installed
as pastor Of the First Baptist Church..
Louisa, Va, Sunday, July G. Rev.
j. Z. Jones, will preach the install
latlon sermon.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
l{EAt ADMIRAL. \ PRISONER

\ German rear admiral and most
OF the Germans from th ships are
now in custody aboard british ships.
som" boats from the ships refused to
stop when ordered and were fired on.
small number ot Germans were
killed or wounded.
"ln accordance with the terms of
the armisticc the German ships were
lntcrned with skeleton crews as care
'akcrs and without British guards
aboard"
The German fleet was scuttlcd hy
the crews opening the scacocks, nc
cording to n Thurso dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company. The
Germans swan ashore.
An Exchange Telegraph Company
report which was cancelled later said
that according to farmers In the
vicinity the German flag was hosted
on the German ships at Scapa Flow
as the crews prepared TO sink them
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
SURRENDERED IN NOVEMBER

When the German high seas fleet
surrendered last November and was
taken to Scapa Flow it comprised
nine hattlcShips, five battle cruisers
seven light cruisers and so destroyers
AS far as is known all the ships were
still AT Scapa Flow
The hattleships Mcrc the Kaiser,
k3iserin. Kocing, Albert. Bayern,
Markgarf, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Prinz
regent Luitpold, Grosscr Kucrfuerst
and the Frederick de Crosse, ayerag.
ing about $4,000 tons each. The hat
tie cruisers are the Seyditz. Hndcn
burg, Moltke, Wonder Taun and Der
finger.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28
PEAK OVERLOOKS THREE
STATES.

The peak which Is to he known as
Mount Theodore Roosevelt is now
known rs Sheep Mountain or Round
Top. 1t is detached cmincncc with
an elevation Of G,000 feet three miles
from Dcadwood. fifteen miles from
Wyoming and thirty-fivc miles from
the Montana state line. 1t is on the
Black Hills Forest Reserve and will
be the center Of a bird AMI game
refuge also dedicated to the memory
of the cXpresident.
All that section Of the country has
been intimately associated with yari-
GUS periods in the life Of Colonel
Roosevelt. The peak which is to
bear his name ovcrlooks the foothills
and valleys Of the northern Black
Hills where the Colonel hunted buffa-
10. In sight from its summit are his
cattle range and his trail of Dead
wood as we'll as sections Of Wyoming
and Montana where he trailcd cattle
in his cowboy days Glimpscs OF the
Belle Fourchc, the Retiwatcr and 9th
er streams flowing down the valleys
attract the spectator. The peak and
the territory around it are now en-
braced in the Belle Fourchc irriga
tion project which Coicncl Roosevelt
dusbCdttu Hntn lEcSlucEl. HIS IS
making an arid prairie over into fer
tile farming country.
MEMORIAL CAIRN AT SUMMIT
The people Of Deadwood are now
building at the s;.rmit OF the noun
tain cairn so lt., high Of bouldcrS Of
native granite. II. a. Brown of Spear
fish, one of the Coloncl'S 2SSocia cS
Of years ago. has obtained the per
mission of the local committee to
the cattle brands Of his old friend
chiScllcd thereon The dedication Of
This monument will take place on In
dependence Day, when tablet in
scrihcd "In Memory of Theodore
Roosevelt the American" will be fast
cncd to one Of the bouldcrs. The Gov
ernor Of South Dakota is expected
to preside at The ceremony. General
Leonard Wood will make an address
and there will be present state off
cials OF Wyoming, Montana, Ncbras
ka and South Dakota.
An automobile road is now being
built to the top Of the noun ain from
Dcadwood \ ne Wbridlc path along
n beautiful little creek will also give
access to the mountain top and the
memorial cairn.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Rev. w. u. Scott, Of Clifton Forge
Va. was in the city this week.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Mr.. w. u. Scott Of Cl.ftsn Forge
Va. called ON us last week.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

III tor William Bridges Of tho
Ch@ii"n@" MAga2in" was in the city
tI!s week and called On Us.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Mrs. Florence II. CoEhill, of 900
West TwcntH-tirSt Street South
Richmond. is slowly improvng
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Miss Martha A. Chilcs and Miss
Marietta l.. Chilcs. daughters of
Mr.. John II. Chlcs OF SIG w. Leigh
street left the city last week for Ash
land, New Hampshire.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Miss Alice G. Chilcs spent ten
days i'll Tuskegee Institute Ala, pre-
pairing to enter the Red Circle Com
munity War Service and will be To-
Gated at II xand "a Va.
Richmond planet., 1919-06-28

Master Melvin James, OF 1113
Decatur Street, who was taken Sc
riously i'll last week is slowly improv
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16

own work and wear old, shabby clothes.
But | can't stand it. II just kills me. |
must have pretty things--and not have
to kill myself working.
IL didn't tell you before, but ] lost
my part in Husbands First because
the stage manager was n regular old
maid simply couldn't stand that man.
He wa mt fair to me, either
"But what | want to tell you Is this
I'm going away with~-(tho next words
were blotted out beyond reoognition) Its
useless for you to hunt for me; for | shall
give no one my address. When II comes
down to it, Hazel, our ideas are so different
that you never could understand 1T
all. He says he loves me and swcars he
will give me everything that | want
$50 just wish mo luck-and don +
try To find me--for I've gone away with
out telling a soul. Yours lovingly, Peggy
] held the letter in my hand moment
dazcdly. Then | read it Overland sat
there as il stunned.
II must do something something
at oncor | reused myself, (Which way
shall | turn?'
To-mouow-Aunt Martha Comes to
the Rescue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pnpe.
SHOES.

Shoes is used tn decorate our feet and
nerteck them frlun splInters and other
painfill materials Well then wy don't we
wear them on our hands? Answer, be-
cause we don't hardly ever wawk ON our
hands
Shoes is Supposed TO make the feet
bewtifil most peoples feet not being
considered bewtifill alone. This ~ prob
crlv because people don't show their feet
enlff for other people to get Use to them.
Y on can get use to enything, and even
most babies start to stop being funny
looking if you look at them long enuff.
Shoes awt To he kepp shined with
n sloc brush and shoe blackening, but
Jest because persins shoes IS always
shned pcrfeck that don't say they arc
the most intelligent. but they are prob
erIy the most ami itious. Meny Of the
most intelligent fellows never shine their
shoes unless stunbody in authority
notices how mutch they need II too awffen
and says there will bo trouble If they haff
To mention the suhjeck ageD
One Of the most populer ways Of shining
shoes is tn put yo'lr loot up ON the rim OF
the bath tub ware you can reetch 10 easy
to sneer on the blackcning having
mutch preftler effect on the shoes than
wat It has on the rim Of the bath tub
You never notice how awffen peep'e
tired on your feet until rite after yoli shine
your shoes Neny People who keep on
accusing Won to trcdding on their feet wen
half tho time yon amt enywarc neer them
world be- tawklng about other sublecks
If their shoes wasent shlned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-16
A WORKING GIRLS LTPE.

Day in and day out month after
month she tolls Often she is he bread
winner Of the family and must work
that others may live. Rain or shine
warm or cold. ghe must be a. her plscr
of employment IN time. A great rnsiorifv
of such girls are IN their feet from morn
ing until night, and symptoms of female
troubles are carly manifested BY weak
and aching backs drsRging-down pains
headaches and nervousness. such girl
are asknd ~ try that most successfu
NJ Hi remedies for womans lie, Lydis
Il Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound, which
for more than forty years has been givlne
girls strength ID 90 their work ADV