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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
CARD PARTY TOMORROW
FOR HOW|TzERS FUND

BY . vote of % to ; the women's
Auxiliary Of the Richmond Hcw1t-
zer1 Association has rejected .
prop ysition to abandon the card party
to be given Valentines Day. from
to P. NJ. In tho tea room AZ the
Jefferson hotel
The card party b to Be given for
the benefit OF the fund for the re-
ception and entertainment OF the
Richmond artillerymen when they re-
turn home from France. The Ques-
ton Of calling of the social affair
scheduled for Friday afternoon and
substituting different form Of
amusement came up At the meeting
held by the W. A. R. Howttxers last
night
There will be ATTY tables Ous
prize will be given At each table. The
prizes are silver, bric-A-brac; books
and bonbons. donated By busin ess
concerns, individual merchants and
other friends Of the Richmond
Howitzers. Tables can new be re-
committee Of which MIRA Robert
Hudson In chairman, or by applying
TO Miss Kate Myers. president OF the
w. A R. Howitxers; Mrs. e. c. Wal
thall. Miss Lula Ai1hiser. Mrs l. o.
Moore or members of the Assocta tion-
Request was made OF the business
men who desire to contribute prizes
to send them to Mrs Frank Fer
randini. sic West Grace street.
Information has been received
from Major r. l. Curtis. formerly OF
the Fourth Virginia regiment, that
the Twepty-ninth division OF the
army. to which the Virginia artillery
companies are attached. viii return
homo early in the spring.
The women Of the association arc
urging all relatives aad friends Of the
Howft1ers and the other Virginia AZ
iflery companies to lend them every
possible assistance In their efforts to
raise a sufficient fund to give the
Richmond end Virginia art1llerymen
a fitting reception when they arrive
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
SUNDAY TURNS DOWN
COUNTLESS REQUESTS
Evangelist Says Firss Duty Ii to Rich
mond-Dcclares He L. Going IAmit
and II Growing Husky.

-, r. ..t.xsty t..- y -
Sunday n. WAshingtop, Monday night
clamored In vain for tickets of admfs-
sion, according to a statement made by
the celebrated evangelist during his
sermon A. the City Auditorium last
night
He declared that he had been COM
PEELED to turn down hundreds Of invt-
tations to speak on Mondays In other
cities. New York and Philadelphia
have asked him to run up and talk.
while scores OF Virginia and North and
South Carolina towns have asked for
his services. Norfolk wants him. So
does Roanoke, and Newport News and
and Camp Humphrie4
Camp Lee wants return engage
menf-"
Sunday declared his first duty was
to Richmond You people invited me
first. and you arc paying all the ex-
penses." he said. He told Of his en-
gasement to talk in Greensboro, N. c..
next Monday. They told me that II
I would como down they'd hitch a spe-
cial car o. the tail end Of the midnight
flyer out Of Richmond AID wsuld give
nae quail On toast for breakfast and
take me out 10 the hunting preserves
Of the Business Mems club and send
me back to Richmond. IL ia address
It's members and ~ many OF the towns
citizsns a. could get IN to hear me.
And fell for It"
Sunday MD - knSv b oueh4 10
stay here Mondays, ~ t1se ny1m4 trips
are telling On htm-<hat ho = gUtng
the Limit and = grUw4ng husay. But
he hates to turn down . single request
The evangelist announced that he
would have something to say tonight
tA tNt tnAAAla ak~nf3~~
and any other kind Of ticA" Come
with an open mind" he requested. IT
you think you know It all, neither the
Lord NOR I can help you
Sunday made = confession last night
II ever his voice goes back on him and
he has to quit the pulpit. he says he II
going back to the farm. The time
when any Jay with birttail whiskers
on his chin, could run \ farm has
passed. according to Sunday. Farming
has become ~ much Of . science -
pharmacy and medicine and surgery
and other professaonA, he declared
Sunday said that he came to Rich
mond with pleasure and vim leave
70 turn down countle1 In
vitations to visit and break bread with
friends and admirers He
cited two reasons for hA aeciination-
First, he says he 10 too buy. Sec
cnd. II he doesn't eat everything that
"a Get before him be - put Aova a. faa-
tidious. and II he does. instead sf being
able to 30 to the auditorium he
would have 70 90 70 . hospital
He paid another pretty compliment
20 Richmond. In no city, he nd.
'has my heart become 90 sntanGied
with It's people a. right here In old
Virginia"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
BLUE TRIANGLE DRIVE
NAY Be EXTENDED

While the prevalence Of the influ-
enxA in many parts Of the state may
necesdtAte IN extension Of the Blue
Triangle Investment campaign OF the
Young Women's Christian association
to February 31nd. there appears to be
no doubt that Virginia viii contribute
the $1s.sSo asked as her quota In the
miilion-dollar drive Of the organizA-
ton Already the city Of Roanoke
has donated $1,000 from her war chest
and = IKE amount La announced N
coming from the Petersburg associ-
at1on. Many individual gifts also have
served to cheer the workexA
Under the leadership Of Mrs r. o.
AcCAbe. Of this city. every county
and city in the commonwealth has
been organized for the drive. for there
ID NO eection whose girls do not bene-
ift by the work of the 7. w. c. A.
OF the total Of $500. which Rich
mond b asked to contribute. al ex-
cept $500. which goes to national
headquarters for neld and national
improvements, will be applied to per-
manent improvements in this city.
Tho local headQuar ters OF the cam
pAign are It S3o East Main street.
whore the worksrs will meet daily to
discuss their progress at luncheon
ArA Shields Bishop n head OF the
dstya IN thiQ city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
SOUTHS|DE ITEMS

Soutfsiders wfll shortly hold .
mass meeting to plan for tho me-
mortal to the men OF the Southxide
who fell In battle In France or who
died In the service President
Thomas B. Morton. Of the Southatde
Memorial association. Ii general
chairman Of the committee which 10
looking into the cost of . lifting
monument
A Valentine tea win Be given FRI
day evening At S:15 o'clock In the
basement Of woodland Heights Bap-
tist church by the Young Woman $
auxiliary Of the church. There will
be refreshments OF variow kinds and
silver offering win be taken 1t the
door.
Ton dollars nne was paid BY George
Foster. coiored. in police court yes.
terday. where he faced Justice
Maurice on the charge Of aasault:ng
Esteue Mitchell. coiored-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
EvANCMILET TAKES A
TRYP THROUGH CAPIrol.

Evangelist Dfaly Sunday yesterday
pasA his arst visst to the state Capitol
and library buildings. through which
he was conducted by Judge William r.
Rhea. Of the state corporation COM
mission. accompanied by Mrs. Rhea.
The evangelist was taken up to tho
top Of tina state Capitol. from which
vantage point he obtained an exten-
sive view OF James river. Chesterfield
county and Richmond He appeared
to be deeply interested In narratives
bearing on visible reminders Of the
states ancient history AZ told to him
BY Colonel John w. williams, clerk Of
the house Of delegatss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE GIVES
WHITE ELEPHANT RAI.E

Mrs. Stuart Michaux IN chairman Of
q committee Of members OF the EQUAL
Suffrage League OF Richmond, which
purposes to hold white Elephant
sale In the near future. the time, place
and object to be announced later.
Among others asBisting Mra MI
chaux arr: Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke,
Miss Marianne Meade, Mrs. ]. Pope
Nash. Mrs. George B. McAdams, Mrs..
James w. Durham, Mira. Amos Cover.
Mrs.. John A. Coke. Jr.. Mrs. Woodson
Waddey. Mrs. N. walter Hubbard, Mr1
Ernest c. Mead. MrA Thomas w.
MurreTl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
PUBIIC SCHOOLS SWF
1RNUE7F or DOUBT

CITY Attorney HsnFy r Pollard has
ruled that the city schools are entitled
to "A especial levy Of . I've mill tax
BY An article Of the state constitution.
Heretofore tbs schools have been sup
ported from the general fund OF the
city. but this year the expenses win
run to over . million dollars. A ave
mil tax will net support the schools
alone. but m act Of the Legislature al
lowing state communities to levy q
larger tax than ave mills has been in
eject many years and Ar. Pollard 10
not inclined 70 rule this provision un-
stitutienal giving the schools the ben.
eat Of the Aeabt The legal question
brought mp ~ this matter tied up the
budget arrAAgsment 50 that II was
not ready fer the board Of aldermen
meeting TueodAy night but q special
meeting Of the council In the mayors
Office VIII b held Friday to consider
tho budget before II IL turned over to
the finance committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
Y. v. c. A. CAMPAIGN
FOR $500 LAUNCHED


R1chmcnd's quota In tAs Young wo-
mans Christian association national
campaign for s1.ooc.sse IN $500 and
the campaign In this city w1s Officially
launched last night 1t . meeting Of the
business women At the association
building. Supper preceded the meet
ing and about sixty womsa were pres
ent Miss Mary e. 8 Colt, OF New
York city. representing the national
committee OF the association. presented
the situation calling forth the cam
paign and explained few Of the uses
to which the funds arc to BE- put
; The money. which the T. W. c. A.
obtains from the united var work
drive. Ia devoted entirely to war work.
or rather. After-war conditions. Miss
Colt explained that there was 20 much
work to be done for which there 10 no
source for funds that the original
campaign for money to cover work
already planned Was for $4,000. Be-
cause there Ia no fund for unforeseen
emergencies $4,000 was added to
this making 1t million dollar drive.
The South Atlantic field 10 to raise
$4,000 and Virginia $3.50. Captains
for the teams to work In this city vol
unteered rs quickly A. they could b.
acknowledged last night and each cap.
tain with fifteen assistants will take
1900 ~ . goal.
hibS &ott tnox y potS30n OF
the money would 90 toward the upkee
of the local associations: part would
60 toward establishing and supporttng
a Y. w. C.. A. In Salt Lake City where
the Mormans have Just established a
gymnasium for the girls and WHERE
local financial support can
not be gotten for the Z. ". c. A The
need for = Y. ". c. A. in Honolulu.
Hawaii. where forty different nationi-
ties live. was emphasized BY the speak
er. A similar need on the Mexican
border and in Washington city where
sufficient funds have never been raised
to erect a building was explained.
There IL nothing spectacular tn this
as in the appeal for the united war
work for this b just an appeal for
daily sustenance." said the speaker.
Monday at o'clock ut $50 East Main
street all captains will meet with their
teams to take the nrst plunge into tho
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
WEST END RANK RAISES
STOCK To 910ot 80

Capital stock Of West End bank
was increased to 100000 ut . re-
cent meeting Of the stockholders when
II was shown that the banks surplus
has grown to over $1e.e0e. ]. Les
Davis was elected president, J. w.
Rhlsy. vics-president: Charles X Will
Lin, vtcs-prssident and cashier; R H.
Davis. assistant cashier; and r. K
Vertner. assistant cashier. Mr.. WNl3<
was promoted 10 vice-president John
3. Bliley and Frank q Rteheoon ars
the new dix0ctors elsotAd - thD bsArd
which = made Up o3 ~ 1oklUWiny,
Charles K Wtal1a. r II. DaviA ". 4
Francis, J. W. BliIey. ". vfed
Richardson, 8. K Vertnee. !. Lea
Davis. DR.. J. II. Winfrsy. Lee O. Nil.
lsr. A. H TslthAus, Floyd Tyler. J.
Jordan Lake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
c. WADD|ll
GOVERNS 50 TOWNS

With headQuarterB at Duan. In Ger
many. Colonel Edmund c.
Waddill, son Of Federal Judge I'd
mund Waddm. of this city, 10 mill
tary governor over q district in which
there arc ninety-eight towns. The
ctvtl government Of that territory II
under his control. only subject to re-
view BY tho higher military authori-
ties.
Li0utenant- Colonel wAddfli has
seen twelve Year, service with the
United States army, having been sta
toned In the Philippines twice and
having served under General Funston
at Vera Cruz He IN q graduate Of
the Virginia Military institute AT
the declaration Of war by the United
States he was assigned to the second
division In France, under General
Omef Bundy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
SOON TO LUNCH SHIP
At PORT RICHMOND

The York River 8hipbutldfng COM
pany will conduct it, maiden launch
Ing within the next thirty days, ac-
cording to present plans At which
taunsr ira sesaets. w1DiE.h ats' befnk AuiiE
ror me new government merchant
marine win take TO mo watcr. - -'N2s'
The plant, which IL situated At Port
Richmond. near West Point, and
in which, It Is Underwood, consider
able Richmond capital II invested.
now has four ships on the ways. two
Of which virtually are completed
The vessels. are OF tho Ferris type,
OF wooden construction. with $500
tons displacement, and were built un-
der contract with the shipping board
which called for eight ships Of similar
design and pattern. With the sign
ing OF the armistice, orders Tor four
of the boats were cancelled.
When America entered the world
war. an organization. which included
several prominent Richmond men.
was formed for tho purpose Of con-
structing . plant 1t Port Richmond
to meet the governments urgent de-
mAnd for ships to conti|ue American
commerce while the larger vessels
wess employed as troop and supply
transporA.
Tho York River Shipbutlding COM
pany was organized under direction
Of the hate r. l. NewmAa - presi-
dent and general manager. and build
ting work on tho plant was rushed TO .
succeasful conclusion, notwithstand-
ing divers difficulties encountered a.
. result Of war conditions
Tho United States Shipping board
ealy recently pronouncsd the plants
WORK to be uneq1a1ed on the AtlAnt3o
seaboar1- Many Richmond mechan-
ics and carpenters arc employed at
Port Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
Back from New Yuk.

Members OF the auto show commit-
tee OF the Richmond Automobile
Trade association have Just returned
from New York where they have
been attending an automobile show
and gathering data to make the Rich
mond article q greater success. The
Richmond auto show viii take place
March to s The committee making
the trip included B A. Blenner. Fl. s.
Gibson and J. A. Kline.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
l. IES1dE LOrH CAxkaEo A.
A SECOND MCDOWELL,

l. Leslie 10th, Of Richmond. now
residing In New York city " called
a second MAcD0weu'' In An article
praising his work ~ a musician 3nd
composer in the Musical Courier, one
OF the leading musical magazines In
the country. Mr.. 10th has already
composed about 500 works for the
piano. voice. violin, ana trio. The
Courier also calls Mr.. 10th among
Amertca's representative composer.
AZ he ~ = very young man he musi-
cal world - looking to him tor many
great workA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

The funeral OF Major Raleigh
Travers Daniel. who died At the age
OF So years Tuesday In the Soldiers
Home, was conducted Yesterday after
noon from the SOLDIER Home chapel.
Rev. Cary Montague conducted the
services. Major Daniel enjoyed the
distinction OF having been cited for
bravery In the Confederate army. He
was in the seven dayS battle around
Richmond where he was severely
wounded. He was one Of the most
prominent Confederate veterans In
Virginia He was the last member Of
his family. His father. r. r. Daniel.
was one time attorney general OF
Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

Admitting ten new members - De
Richmond Association Of IAfe under
writer's 1t the annual meeting heinEs
the membership up to 131 J. c.
Brts<ow was elected president sue
ceeding Gaius w. Digs. and thA
other officers were elected ~ fol-
lows: Charles B. Richardson, first
W. W. Kesn, SECOND
VICE PRECEDENT: r. p. HArFtsoa, escro-
tary: B. Chapman. treasurer. On
tho new executive committee are @.
w. DASx4. A. O. Swfnk and D. II.
Midyekt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
CITY NEWS IN B r lie II


The funeral Of Mrs. John 8. Rady.
who died Monday In the home Of
her brother. n. r. Richter. IL South
Laurel street, was conducted yester-
day afternoon at / o'clock from the
TeGidsIce- ~. 1000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

Real Estate loan and Investment
company. Ina, Fredericksburg. Va 4:
10000: real sgtste business. Alvin
T. Embrey. president John F. Gould
man, Jr.. secretary. both Fredericks-
burg, Va
Enterprise Garage, Inc. Newport
News. va: $4,000: automobile bust
ness: Louis Sachs. president; Henry
r. Sachs. secretary. both Newport
News. Va
Industrial Construction Corporation.
Alexandria Va; $500. 600; construc-
don business: w. II. Trollinger. presi-
dent: G. A. Pau. secretary. both
United States Potash and Brick
corporation. Roanoke. va: $1,000
900: manufacturing fertilizer bust
mess. H. o. Spangier. president;
Marx Roberts. secetary. both Roa-
noks. Va
Harrisonburg Lime and Stone cor
pera&S0n. HarrfsonhurE. Va; $4,000:
NINE business. Il. q. Davis, president.
Hazrisonburx. Va: NJ. n. orndorff.
secrstary. Strasburs. Va
Gate CITY Hardware and Implement
company, Inc. Gate City. Va: 32e.-
-: hardwar~ boaine@. w A. 8.
Lee. ps~saAent: d P. DouSherty. scc-
rseaxy. 18th Gate City. Va
BslAAmpeou Coal company, Inc,
RAdfUrd. Va: 100000; mining bust
ns2 Alfonso Robertson. president:
Charles c. Worden. secretary, both Of
BanghAmton. N. 7.
Amendments:
The Standard Farmers. Inc. For
mesa. Va. Increasing it's capital
SOAK from $4,000 to $4,000.
Virginia Ehipbuiiding corporation.
AIsxAndria. Va. reducing par value
Of IT. shares from 100 to $40.
DictaGraph Products Corporation.
Richmond. Va. changing It's name
70 Dictosraph Products Corporation.
Clay Products Corporation, Hamp-
ton. Va. increaSing its capital stock
from e26.o00 to $4,000.
Turstgn corporations:
DsnenctA Loan society. a Delea-
war; corporation: capital stock, $780,
-; pe1notpal once, Richmond, Va
4 u Pope, state agent. Richmond,
Va
Amendment to to charter woman'a
Benefit association Of the Maccabees.
= Michigan corporation. changing
poweraL otc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

The burial OF James ~ 0sNnn
who died suddsaly xoss4ay u ~
homo sass venablo -styUs& v1n 80
yesterday Afternoon q : vcloek
lakewood. Mr.. ofanSee was a ysaS
old. He - survived IN ~ MN, f.
Mr.. Charles ]. 6chwn<tz: - nAope~f
daughter. Mra. Charles HoUeAins: o19
sister. q brother and ax eFA14
children. Nh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
CHAlGHER or COMMERCE.
IN ANNUAL SESSION

The Richmond chamber of co0-
nnerce holds tts annual meeting 10
night In the Auditortum Of the Jekfer.
son hotel 1t = r. II. OFFICERS and
directors for the ensuing year win b
elected At this meeting. following
which . buffet luncheon win b.
served. President John c. Eadsy
urges . full attendance Of all men,
oerA r. d Dunlop u the present
secretary OF the chamber Of cem-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
SHELTE0ING ARMS TO
OBSERVE ROUN

The 8heltering Arms will celebrate
Founders' Day It noon to-day. the IN.
niversary Of the thirty-nrst year Of
the institution. Dr.. Douglas Freeman
will deliver the address and MrA 6kiA-
more win sing. accompanied By James
womble. Rev. q. Freeland Peter viii
conduct the devotional part Of the ex-
ercises and light refreshmsnts win
be served. The general public 10 In
vited to attend and visitors will be
allowed 70 inspect the hospital after
the luneheon ~ Il Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

An application was died In DE Of
flee Of Building Inspector John =.
Butler yesterday from the Buchanan
Springs Company to construct . steel
and concrete floor for IN ammonia
condenser At the eompany's ice plant
at Marshal and Harrison streets The
remcdeling will be done At . cost OF
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

Major Allen w. Freeman. health
commissioner Of the state Of Ohio
and recently discharged from the
medical corps Of the army = In Rich
mond Waiting his father. Major Free
man was for . long dime assistant
health comuaassioaeS q Virginia. and
was IN the army Tor 0ve1 = year do
ing sanitary work ut cAneonments In
tho United Stated He was 1t Camp
Funston during the influenza epi-
demic combating pneum onia and has
been CHARTERED at Camp Pike and
several other cantonments during his
military service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

Funeral services fse F1sya ~
Doughty were held yostsrday afsos4
noon At O'Clock u o. Pa1rte6
Catholic church All bur14l 49, Fl
Oakwood. Mr.. DougAty dtSd 1ueo4
in the home OF his ns&hsR. MA 1
". Doughty. AS inertia 1wentyS
seventh street ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
REV. HUGH FITZPATRICK
HOME FROM OVERSEAS

Rev. Hugh Fitzpatrick. pastor Of
the Fulton Presbyterian church, ar
rived In Richmond today from over
seas. after having visited his people
In Boston,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
Sabbath Brs~ktnr Charr.

Sabbath BeNkfnS Charxe .
Mrs. Louise Ellison was fined IS.
and cost BY Justice Crutchfield' yes
terday because the police claim they
caught her selling prunes and
cigaretts last Sunday. Samuel Brown
was given the same punishment for
selling sole drinks on tho Sabbath.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13

Judge G. w. Cornet. who died Tues.
day In his homo at Elk Creek. Gray
son county. will b buried there today.
He was 81 years old and until q few
years ago he had prActiced ihw In
Southwest Virginia. He leaves his
wife and seven children, one Of
whom II Aunford Cornet In the vir-
giniA legislature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-13
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The United States circuit court OF
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing.
Caee Argued Huntington OF al.
W Dickinson ct al; error to the dis
Gict court at Charleston. ". Va Ar
gued by George ]. McComas. OF Hunt
tngton, w. Va. for the plaintiffs in
error. and By c. w. Campbell. of
Huntington. w. Va, for the defend
ants In error. and submitted.
Case In CAlI--E.x parte, In the
matter Of C1oyd H. Duncan. petitioner.
upon an application for leave to flle a
petition for q writ OF msndamus d.
rected to the district judge for the
northern district OF West Virginia, re-
curing him to approve a certain
statement OF the evidence prepared
by the petitioner In the case OF Dun
can va. DOH Il Son, pending before
him on appeal. To be argued by
Cioyd Fl. Duncan. In propria persona.
for petitioner.
b, Philip Neal Bectcn. Esq. of North
Harlowe, ". c.. was admitted as an
attorney and counsellor OF ths court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
A Southern Remedy
For The Ills
OF the South

Dr. Il. u. Gwin, an old southern
physician who practiceu medicine IN
Tennessee for fl.ty years. compound
ed prescription when ne used with
amazing success on those Ills so
common TO our southern climate.
Torpid Liver. Blilousness. kidney
and Bladder Trouble. Scanty urina.
ton, Seaidlno Urine, PAIN IN the
Back. Dylef tlrv. Bi7tTheN. Slch
Headache. Acute indigestion and
Gastritls,
For any OF the Ills OF the South
land take this old physicians pre-
scription. You can get II at any drug
store under the name OWNS
SwAMPLAND LIVER FILLS" tor
IS cents a bottle Try u and N u
does not give hntisfa ction the drug
Eist 10 authorized to return your
money.
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