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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.

During the past few days. Bolshe-
VII, artillery has thrown 5000 shells
into Narva, killing twenty four civil
ians and destroying seventeen
houses.
Representative Mann. Of Illinois,
made what substantially amounted
to an announcement that he would
not accept the floor leadership in the
next Congress in addressing the
House last night. Il want to say
that hencefor-h shall spend more
time in my garden and less IL the
House of Representatives" he de-
clared, after stating he fe!. that his
impaired health had been restored,
due TO his long rest.
Government officials in Washington
do not take seriously the report chat
Mexico and Argentina with unnamed
allies are to form "Latin American
League OF Nations" as rival to its
big btothei, Which is intended to en-
brace I'll the continents. Officials who
talked: on The report said that there
was such scheme talked Of about a
year ago, but that it had the official
sanction Of no Latin
nation y
The organized telephone operators
pr thei United States nav> voted to
btrike in protest against the admins
tration OF Director Genera! Burleson.
Returns from the strike vote, re-
eeived yesterday at the headquarters
of the international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers in Washington,
from Miss Julia 0'Connor, president
OF the Telephone Operators Depart
;nent Of the Brotherhood, show an
overwhelming majority in favor Of
the strike. 2
Another har5or strike, affecting
5000 men. WAS voted yesterday to
start today by the executive COM
mitrce OF tnc Marine Workers Aft1-
j:at;cn. Thomas J. Detahunsy, VINO
presided, declared the srrikc vii!
completely tie up the haHbor. Dissat-
;sfaction with the decision Of Y. Ev-
eritt macy, chosen as umpire after
both The marine workers and the
beat owner employers had agreed to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04
BOOTLEGGERS' FATE
Six Months in Jail and $4,000 Fine
for Two Coblenz Dealers

Coblenz, March 3-Sentences OF SIX
months imprisonment and fines OF
100000 marks (S25,0OO) each have
been imposed upon Matthias Sche!d
and Jacob Ring, German wholesale
liquor dealers, charged with bringing
brandy into the American occupied
area by misrepresentation, 1t was
announced today at Third Army head
quarters.
The cases were on trial four days
last week, the testimony being heard
hy a military commission headed by
Br:gadier General Harry Bishop. The
findings OF the Court were approved
Saturday by Laior General Dickman..
Scheid and Ring we're convicted on
two charges: violation Of the navlga-
tiSn regulations Of the lnterallied
Waterway Commission and falsely
representing the cognac as wine The
prosecution asserted that the defend
ants had conzpired TO bring to Coblenz
ny boat from Oppenheim a cargo OF
700 cases Of ccgnac, valued at a mil
ion marks, the shipment being with
cut manifest or proper bill of lad
ing. The Government counsel main
tanned that the cognac was intended
for American soldiers and that the
defendants were seeking TO cvade the
police and the fleet Ct Rhine
police boats with the shipment. The
sale of cognac is prohibited by gen
eral orders.
Scheid and Ring are wealthy. ard
have been in business in Coolenz for
Years. This was the first military COM
mission case tried in the occupied area
and the sentences were the heaviest
imposed since the Americans took
over the Coblenz bridgehead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04

TIE home Of satisfaction. The place
Of guarantee. Let Us Go your cleaning
pressing and repairing. We have the
best tailors in town and will make
your old suit over. Are you IN the
market fer a new suit? We have the
largest line of wooiens ever shown IN
4 small city, We have over thousand
"a terms to select from, wear our tailor
made clothes, they make you look
good, feel good and viii help you to
win the girl. We make the old look
,ounc, or clothes will PUT new pep
IN pour bones. We vii! give you any
style you desire, and guarantee to fit
any human, We fit Mutt and Jeff, and
help to bring up father, we are ieaT-
;ng the Jones il the rear. Come on
boys to sos King street anu let Us take
your measure.
HOME TAILORING co.
Phone 80. ]. n. McGee, proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04

submit .heir differences to arbitra-
ton. vii! be affected BY The strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04

lican Senators served notice they viii
not permit the army, navy agrlcu!-'
tural and suulry civil Ellis to go.
through. All of these carry large
appropriations which viii be needed
for the support of government de-
partments beginning July l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04

submit heir differences to arbitra-
ton. will be affected by The strike.
Indignant ut alleged autocratic
methods used to force military train
ing or them without their consent.
Vanderbilt University students held
a mass meeting yesterday at Nash
Vile, Tenn. and voted 10 strike.
why should we go 5000 miles to de-
feat autocracy and then stand for il
at home" one Of the strikers said
in addressing the students. The Van
Gerbilt r. 0. I. c. is under the direc-
ton CT Major Glenn P. Anderson, y.
S. A.
Although yesterday was the last
working day of the session of Con-
grcss which closed at noon today,
little progress was made toward
clearing up the great mass Of legis-
lation choking the calendars of both
houses. The Senate gave up more
than five hours to debate on the
league of nations, and no time at al
tc Tie general deficiency bill, which
was the business before =. Rcpub-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-04
WOOD, FOR SALE

For Sally Wood. dry seasoned oak
and pine. cord wood sawed stove
lengths and delivered. Price Sl2
pcr cord. Vernon NJ. Lynch, r. No.
,. Alexandria, Va, Phone, Falls
Church, 19F. j 15-Jt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

MRS. OUNCE PAYNE, principal OF
vi Alta vista school. entertained
with a prettiIy appointed luncheon at
Alta Vista school during the past
week IN compliment TO Miss Cora Lar
sen. whose marriage to DIT. George
Mengel occurs in June. and also hon
oring the teachers OF Alta Vista. The
table Tor the luncheon service was
placed in the school auditorium and
was decorated with sweet peas. Sew
eral pretty and interesting toasts
were given: Miss Edna Greer TO Miss
Larsen. the bride to be; Mrs. John
Fincher. the groom elect; Miss Flor
ence Hughes, TO the superintendent
Of schools, r. J. Tighe. who was pres
ent and Miss Erma Schneider, Prof
r. r. Jones Of the high school, who
was also present, and the hostess
gave a toast TO the teachers
The guests who enjoyed Mrs.
Payne's luncheon included Supt- r. J.
Tighe. Prof r. r. Jones. Prof Lloyd
Allen. Mrs. ]. Fincher, Mrs. Bessie
Luthy, Mrs. Nora Ward. Mrs. J. e.
Nee, Miss Cora Larsen Hiss Nell
5uion. Miss Frances Hart. Hiss Edna
Geer. Miss Carmen Gillian, Miss Wiz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Many Children in Public Schools Have
Perfect Records for Yearly Attendance


Arturo Mesa. Jovita Ochotovena,
Eloise oliver. Hermelinda Pacilas,
Crispina Palestine. Jose Perez, fgna-
clio Porras, Catalina ROdriQuezl Dolo-
res Salgado. Juana SandoVal Maria
Sofa Salome Teller, EnriQuetta Nalas-
quez, Guillermo Nillarreal, Kenneth
sixth grade-Benjamin Barraza,
Jose Cara, Noises Gonzalez. Rataela
Jaques, Cruz Lara, Eva Majera. Paz
Rangel, Elvira Sofa, Reoecca Trevino.
Joseph smith
seventh grade-Josephine Alvarez.
Paul Cook, Velma Jackson Ricardo
Placencio.
Certificates for perfect attendance
for the school year 1slS-1sl9 at Aoy
school were as follows.
First grade-Jose Morales Juan
Pineda, Aurora Bravo. Francisco
Ochoa. Alfonsina silva, Antonio Beru-
men. Carmen SANCHEZ, Francisco san
chez
NINA Garcia, Geronimo Enrique
Third grade-Guadalup Nurillo,
Conception Flores Ampara Pima,
Ramiro Treviso, Eefugia Ruiz. Mar
garita Ugarte, Juan Robes. joaquin
Morales, Manuel Levario, Desiderlo
Nora. Refugio MarmoliO. Ignacio
Losoyas Carmen Martinez, Dolores
Ayala-
Fourth grade-Rufina Ochoa, Atom
SO Ornelas. Alfredo Gomez. Francisco
RODRIGUEZ. Angela YrrobaM Raul
Ugarte, Jose Larez, Rosa Rodrlguez,
Aurora Chavez. Aida Quimiro, Federico
PARA. Francisco Niarmeleio. Atilano
Ramirez
Fifth grade-Luz Tays. Franclscs
Arroyo.
Sixth grade-GustaT0 Mora Fran
cisco Gaitan. Esteban Martinez. Con-
e. rH Lac = n
riuue Ronuuilio. Pablo Villescas.
Evangelina Garcia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

D decorated for the pretty affair yell
low the cavalry color predOminated
In the decorations Yellow streamers
suspended from The ceiling and were
caught In tesloons 70 the columns
about the room A great Ameril an
Rag hung from the center Of the cell
ing and fell 10 a point just above the
dancers heads. while the guidons Of
the various troops OF the regiment
gave a finishing touch 10 the appro-
pirate military appointments for the
dance At the intermission a very
elaborate buffet supper was served.
The music given BY an orchestra from
the regiment was especially tunefuL
an interesting feature being the sing
ing OF the words OF the song dances.
The committee IN charge OF the ar
engagements Of details for the party
included Mrs. Steele Wotkyns. Mrs. A.
r. Harper, Miss Carolyn Glllem and
Lieut. G H UnEer.
Prior 10 the dance Col. and Mrs
James J. Hornbrook gave a beautiful
dinner party a. the club The table
was decorated with q profusiou OF
lights were shed from blue wax can
dies in crystal candlesticks. The place
cards ornamented with designs IN
blue marked covers for Lieut. Col
and Mrs. Z. G. Elliott. Capt and Mrs.
Donald S. Perry. Capt and Mrs. Fred
Lafferty, Capt and Mrs A. ~ Harper.
Mrs Steele Wotkyns, Miss Carolyn
Gihem. Capt ]. X. Colwell. Lieut. Q. Il
Unger and Lieut.. o. c. Newell
A delightful courtesy was extended
70 Miss Lucille Lyons. one OF the
three graduates OF Saint Joseph's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

DERFECT attendance records ID
/ Beau school for the past term
were as follows:
First grade-Enrique Alvarez. eli
mantle Adante, Regiburto Basurto, Es-
peranzo Dominguez, Gertrudls No
rales.
Second grade - Febrauio Basques,
Samuel Carbajal, Guillermo Cazares,
Enrique Clint Adela CouTess Hum
berto Guerrero. Francisco Hernandez.
Jesus Marez. Jose Medina, Ashley
Mershou, Jesus NuneZ, Luiz Nunez
Otilla Perez. Adela SandovaL
Third grade-Estela Amparan. jose
fina Andrade. Josefina Barraza. No
Mica Cauo, Julio Carreon, Eva Cepaua,
Alfonzo Chavez Hortensico Cara.
Frederico Cara, Rebecca Gonzales.
Elvira Hernandez. Pablo Lara, Cruz
Luian. Catarino Marez,. Conception
Maritime, Jose Ortega. Monceratte
Palestine, Willie Robertson. Marga-
rita Rodriguez, Miguel de Ia Rosa En-
rique Sanchez Jesus Sanchez. Angus
tin Vivian. CatarinO ViileEas.
Fourth grade-EliZa Alderete. Man
mel Alonzo. Alexandra Andauto. David
Arras. Willie Bailey, Carlos Campo,
Emilio Cardona, Lorenzo Cordova
Wright Dawson. CouGuelo DominuueZ.
Evangelisto Estrada, Gilberto Elmo.
Roberto Garcia Fernando Gonzales
Pillar Holguln. Pedro Jacques, Erma-
linda Juarez. Fermin Jimiuez. Loren
20 Lara Raque1 Mesa. Tomas Nor
ales, Epifanio DIVA. Cidronia Pales-
tina, Oscar Perez, Donata de Ia Rosa,
Ramon Rodriuuez- Flavfo Torres
Luis Tovar. Juan Vi1legas
Fifth Crade-Augela Ahasta- Igna-
clio Cano. Carmen Carrasco. Leonordo
0atano. Lester Cole, Tsidro Collins
Francisco Delgardo. Josefa DelEado
Carmen Duchene, Neftali Gonzalez
Audenrio Guerra. Tsahel Guerrero
Laureano Janregui. Rodolfo Janregui.
John Johnson, Guadalupe Martinez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

academy. in the nature OF a dance on
Friday evening, given in her honor
by NJ and Mrs. T. 81 Dreweu az their
.. .ae- Ele decorations were In the
CLASS roiors Of old rose and gold
Beautiful Killarney roses and carna-
Ll1ls arranged IN crystal vases and
the national coiors gave a distinctive
charm The colors were also feat
ured in the programs and Ices served
Miss Lyons and her fellow graduates
were goWned in theior garduatiou
trocks. Those who assisted llrs-
DreWen IN receiving and entertaluine
-er guests were Mrs T. A. Bates and
Mrs r T. Lyons. mother OF the honor
guest Those invited TO be present
for the happy affair we're Mr. and
Ms r r. Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Bates, Miss Rose Gillespie. Miss Ficr-
ence Drew. Miss Myrtle Mccarthy.
Miss Regina Carson. Miss Gertrude
Cody. Miss Margaret krannawitfer,
Miss Anna Krannawitter. Miss Nary
Mccarthy. Miss Freda Marie Gum,
Miss Helen Price Miss Louise Gates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Mrs. Payne HonorS Miss Larson and
Alta Vista Teachers With Luncheon

.e ,Leers. Miss Lottie smith. Miss
Jean Martin, Miss Inez IsaacAs, Miss
Ella Gilroy, Miss Nell DoWd, Miss
Margaret Wagner. Miss Johnny COL
Inns. Miss Cora Charles. Miss Alice
Block. Miss Erma Schneider, Miss
Elizabeth Smyrle Miss Esther Levy,
Miss Florence Hughes, Miss Mary
Polly Robson. Miss Caroline Dawson
Hiss Mildred Bishop. Miss Jane Nc
Cutcheon. Miss Meta Nimitz, Miss lsa-
belle Valentine, Miss Hazel stout
Miss Lula Jones and Miss Myra Pear
son
-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Blondin were
hosts at dinner Friday evening az
their home on Montana street. given
In honor Of Mrs. J. r Doughty, OF Fort
Worth. who Is a sister OF Mr. Blondiu
and Mrs Myrou Wolcatt, OF Houston
Mrs. Blondin's table was laid with a
madeira cloth with hand painted china
and cut glass service The
center piece was a bowl OF varl-
colored sweet peas Besides the honor
guests. Mrs. Doughty and Mrs. Vol
catt. covers we're laid for Mrs. 3. II.
nc Anelly. mother Of Mrs. Blondin.
Mrs. J. C. Lakeland and the host and
hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

A DELIGHTFUL party vas given OF
n Thursday evening by AIRS. F. T.
stiles, honoring Miss Annie Mae Till
man, who Is here for her vacation
The guest OF her father. C. r. Tillman.
She is a student at the Northern Ari-
zona normal school at Flagstaff The
evening was spent with games and
music Dainty refreshments ia the
tints OF pink and white were served.
in keeping with the pink and white
sweet peas Of decoration. The guests
wresent were Miss Edith Harvey.
Miss Clara Williamson. Miss Merle
williamson. Miss Josephine Turren-
tine, Miss annie Mae THlman. Harry
stiles. Elliott Stiles. Leon HOLMAN.
Roy McCombre and Jack Brunette
The lawn social given Friday night
on the lawn Of The Magoftin home on
4lagotln avenue. for the benefit OF the
Immaculate Conception church, was a
lovely affair and success The spa
rI0us lawn was lovely with us many
snowy white tables. artlstically deco
the lighting was from many small
electric lights. which were twined
about the many trees A cabaret was
held during the evening Those tax
.LAa. GANNae NNle1r III q
group OF songs. Master Stevenson.
Miss Strickland Mrs. Pecheco, the
Misses Reva Reyes and Virginia
Grouse and the Misses Gallentine- The
latter played several ukulele selec-
lions. Miss Margaret Hines had charge
OF The program and Mrs II. P. MalOuey
and Mrs j. Muettman OF the serving
They were assisted by the women and
girls Of the parish over 1000 per-
sons attended during the evening. The
younger people went over to the
Knights Of Colum bus hau later in the
evening. where dancing was enjoyed
Tor a time.
A very pleasant surprise farewell
party was given Miss Myrtle Huffman
and Miss Edna Williams by Mrs. J. ,.
lIacho In her home at 3i24 Tularosa
street Friday evening. The home was
rarE LeauLllullY lecoraLad with sweet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
JUICE
FOR FRECkLES
Girlsi Make beauty lotion for
a few oents-Try III

squeeze the Juice or two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well. and you
have a quarter pint OF the best freckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beau
tifier, az very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three ounces Of orchard white for
a few cents. Massage his sWeetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck arms
and hands each day and see how
freck1es and blemishes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy white the
skin becomes Yes Il Is harmless and
never frritates-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Sundays and Mondays
Social calendar

NCLosING exercises Of St. Mary's
- school win take place at ESQ
o'clock Sunday afternoon
MONDAYS CALENDAR
Swimming at Y W. C. A. club
house for children with instruction
2 to 3 p. N. For adults. to 10 a.
m. and to s D. NJ.
Swimming without instruction, for
children, 8 to 5 o'clock p. m; for
adults. 10 to y o'clock a. m. and 5
10 z p. m.
knitting department OF the Red
Cross open in the Red. Cross shop. in
san JacintO plaza AIRS. Horace
Broaddus chairman OF the woman's
Red Cross work for the Ell Paso chap
ter OF the American Red Cross: Mrs.
T. s. Stewart chairman Of the knit
ting department. Mrs. C. Z. Kelly,
vice chairman; Mrs. 2 E. Neff
chairman for the morning hours;
Mrs Ralph Dufourcq. chairman for
the afternoon; Mrs. E. NJ Bell. Mrs.
Hayes Watson, Mrs. E. Brown and
Miss Agnes Stewart, knitting instruc-
tors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Miss Margaret Mullin. Miss Rather
Inc O'Boyls. Miss Margaret O'Boyle,
Miss Edna TAYLOR. Miss Marie Leigh
ton. Miss Agnes MorEau. Miss Cath
crime Corbett. Mr.. and Mrs steve
Aguirre. Miss Larearet O'Counor,
Miss Gussie Fitzgerald. Miss blanche
Maxine. Miss Mary Louise Drewen.
Miss Vary Margaret Raues. Mss
Catherine Fassett. Miss Lucille Lyons.
Robert Carson Tom Maloney. Serst-
Winters. Shelley Waruock. George
Wizards. = Cody. Raymond Hooeins
Robert Kramer. Jn0- Long, Joe Peters,
Clarence Priest. Lieut. D. vs..
Reynolds Tim sullivan. John tlul-
chy. Leo Belford. Leo Carson Leo
Bates. van Long, John Oneill. VIII
liam Fassetr, Ruby HeilWitr. 81
knight. Tom Talbot, John Fasset-
and william Morgan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

trYnI0Ls.
Kryptoks are becoming known all
over the world as people begin TO
know the difference between Kryp-
toks and the old bifocals. There is a
IN the length OF time you
can read without feeling g strain OF
the eyes and a very big difference In
your appearance becauss you smile
when you wear Kryptoks- We can
make this difference easily and you
viii not regret the little time you
spent with US.
Need Glasses-Ask SegalL
Fl PasO Optical Co.
los Texas street, in the middle OF the
block between Oregon and Mesa.
fAdv.1
The best buy-Paramount. s1.5o.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Fifth Cavalry Officers Entertain With
4 Dance at the Ell PaSo Country Club

THE officers OF the Fifth cavalry
4 gave very delightful dance and
buffet supper on Friday evening az
the Country club The bail room at
the clubhouse was very deliberately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Mrs. F. E. Stiles Is Hostess at Party
LnHonor Of Visitor From Flagstaff

peas and cape jasamines- The even
Ing was spen with games and dane
ing. Punch was served throughout
the evening. The refreshments con-
sisted Of ice cream and cake. Those
present were Misses Myrtle Huffman.
Edna Williams, Leila Dodson, Editha
Dodson. Patricio Macho. Reba Brit
ton, Mrs J. = Macho. Lieut. ". c
Franklin, Sergt c. ID. Richard or san
Antonio. SergL ". Clark. J. n. Gray.
Geo. 3. Freeman, JOS J. Nacho.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Engraved Cards, Announcement
A greater variety OF engraving in
calling cards and all kinds Of social
announcements than is to be had else
where makes it worth your while TO
can and see our styles Of work before
ordering.
Fl Paso Printing Co. los West Main
sLreeL-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Instruction free. II must not only
be a good kodak but must be properly
handled We develop all sizes Of
films for 10c
J. p. Gandara Photo supply Co.
ITO E san Antonio Street--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

We furnish the wedding announce
ments in style and form 70 suit indi-
Fidual tastes. The most complete en-
craving department in the southwest
enables Us 70 offer exclusive forms
for wedding invitations.
Fl Paso Printing CO.. Jos West Main
Street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

on Men viii find moderate rates at
Hotel LauEhlin.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

Be comfortable this summer al
Hotel Laughlin. Phone 24s5.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

The best buy-raramoant. 'ts0--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

The best buy-ParnmOunt. s15o-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

ne 6est buT-ParanouHt. sl50.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

nc e. buy-FaFanount. sl-50.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

A delightful courtesy was extended
TO Miss Lucille Lyons. one OF the
three graduates OF Saint Joseph'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
FOUR YEARS ON
BREAD AND MILK
MRS. BARRETT SPENT $1,000 TRY
ING TO GET RELIEF FROM
DYSPEPSIA.
DECLARES THAT SHE HAS GAINED
NINE POUNDS SINCE TAKING
TANLAC.

Il told my husband this morning that
my Tanlar was out and that l just had
to 60 10 birmingham TO get me another
bottle as | wouldn't be without II Tor
l am here today" said Mrs. II. -: Bar
rctt. recently. Mrs. Barrett resides At
Republic. Ma. a surburb of Birming-
ham. and is well known In that part
Of tho country. Continuing she said:
81 have only taken one bottle OF Tan
lac aud have gained nine pounds. Yes.
SIR. thus 'Tanlac has done me more good
than all the medicine l have ever taken.
During The past fourteen years ! nave
spent moro than $1,000 trying to get
we'll Of a complaint that was gradually
SappiuG my strength.
"For tho past four years have lived
almost entirely on milk and bread ana
finally entirely on milk and bread anu
finally that got so it went against me-:
l dared not cat meat or vegetables OF
any kind. and if l did. would suffer
for hours aftCrward.
Il had chronic dyspepsia. so I was
told and nothing prescribed for nc
brought any relief. I rarely ever went
to the table. because even the sight of
| food or to smell II cooking would nau-
scatc me. | had bad taste in my
mouth and nothing | atc tasted right.
l had always been strong and healthy
and a woman who looked after her own
household duties. but since having this
trouble | got so weak / could not DO
MY nOuStWOTh ana ldO ~ IdNt Hclp'
II would have awful pains in my back
and was nervous and could not sleep
we'll. When / heard of this Tanlac 1t
sounded so good l thought I would try
il, because / was ready to try anything
that thought would help me. l was
never so surprised in my life, it helped
me right from the start, the medicine
seemed to take hold right at once and
could just feel myself getting better
from day to day. Before l had finished
my first bottle I got so l could eat
anything put on the table and could
hardly wait for meal time 10 come. /
certainly bless the day l got this mcdi-
cine for | believe it has added years
to my life. Oh, I feel so much better
and sleep so much better and am not
nervous like l was. Just think. l have
strong in every way.
rr!scd as I was and they are at my
house every day. telling me how well
look. ] counted up yesterday and
Will commence taking it as soon as they
Tanlac is certainly wonderful medi-
cine and everybody out our way Is talk
ing about II. You can put this in the
papers if YOU want because | know
there arc thousands of women in the
same bad fix that l had been in for so
many years.
Tanlar is sold in Wheeling by the
Hogc- Davis Drug Co. ll4J Market St.,
and 1854 Main ST.. and the l.. +. Hogc
Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
L