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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
CHRISTMAS at White Sulphur.


This has been q merry Christmas
week at the Greenbrier at White
Sulphur Springs in the West Virginia
hills where many parties have come
to pass the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs
[George Theodore Smith and Miss
Natalie. Young Smith, Of Jersey City,
who spent the summer At White Sui
phur, came down for. the holidays
and In their party are: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Schermerhorn, OF Jersey City.
and Alex 8. Gala, of Brooklyn.
The Greenbrier Is attractive in its
holiday dress of holly and mountain
laurel, In the spring room where Q
great Christmas tree towers to the
ceiling the room is decorated with
cIueterS Of pines. and hemlock and
ether greens The Tudor room where
Doverak.s informal Christmas dinner
parties were given Is saily decorated
with poinSettiAs
Many mem ers of the White Sui
phtir Springs colony went to tho vii
iAEp Christmas Eve to sea the
Chtidfen's Christmas tree entertain
ments that took place at the Metho~
dist and at the Presbyterian churches.
The hundreds of toys given by the
White Sulphur Springs company TO
tho children OF White sulphur were
one had jolly time
The annual Christmas tree enter
tAinment given by the management
TO-. the employees and their families
was welI attended Friday evening at
the .Grcenorier.. The spring room Was
throngcd with people and in the bail
room, comic movies were shown and
dancing followed. A delicious buff
fet supper was served for everyone
and the children were xhowered with
candy and fAvors The Christmas
tree was beautifully iuumined with
Ecolored lights. Soiournerg watched
the merriment and also went to the
lower corridor in the Greenhrier
where Christmas tree entertainment
was given for the coiored employees.
r. p. Porter. OF Spokane Wssh-
ington. and his daughter. who Is at
tending school in the East. came
from washington to pass the holidays
1t the Greenbrier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
Ilftle me, - Ieag1e

Z The Little Theater league VIII pre-
sent The Mystery Of the Kings
Birth" Christmas mystery play by
the iaEe Adair Archer. Monday and
Tuesday evenings at $3.50 o'clock.
The irst performance will be for
members OF the league only, but cards
Of admission have been given for the
second performance
e Miss Louise Burieigh, of Boston, rs
directing the play, and the setting
win be> simple and beautiful.
John Powell viii play tho List B.
Minor Sonata aB preaude1- a4stf-he
has. arranged q harp accompaniment
10 the tines.
( The seven men who viii take part
arc: g. T. Clover. Norman johnson.
Edmund Minor Archer. CroIton Cor
don, Hugh Dahney, Mr. Bcngston.
Mr.. Laird Mrs. Richard T. Ely is
: general chairman OF arrangements
Tor the play. and the chairman of
different committees are: MrA. Todd
Dabney, properties. Miss Martha
Purcell. return of properties, Miss
Nora Houston. scenery. Miss Edith
:Ragland, costumes; Miss Dorothy
sage, admission: Miss Emily Clark.
publicity. John Powell music. Brown
Powers NShtA
Il Because OF the nature of the play
no one will be admitted to Belvidere
Hail Affair $3.50 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

Colonel and Mrs. John Landstrect.
LOT the Three Chopt. road announce
( be engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter. Quincy
lfAruhAu, to John s. Martin. SON OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Marnn. OF
quietly. celebrated next Saturday.
January 3. at O'Clock. an the nons
|o& the brides brother-in-iAW nmu
s1gfAf, MIR. and Mrs KoneFt y W.
linxhAm, Jr.. 1880 Grove asenun
the MarrlaEe. when IS one .. .naI. 81.
interest will be witnessed onS pS
the Immediate famiies ana = lev
close friends Mr. Martin is nephew
81 the late Senator 'fhonas D. MAI
TN. ...
A narrfAge. s,f' 'nuch HIecless
throughout virginia, 10 pc ccioct -
Thursday evening az O'CLOCK, -
that OF Mary Leonard tiarrn, oauEn-
t4f Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wuham Eo-
Wkfd HATTIE OF Wet a q. ees:
this city. TO franh hhiary WEI. =.
Baltimore. son OF Mrs. Mary ~ :West
and the late George r. west oi
Northumberland county. -
The cerexuony yill he ceicorateo
IN the home of the brides parents.
1893 West Grace street, win KEY
Martin .. Hardin 81 chicago ~.
m uncle of the or1de elect a. tne
Ceiebrant Miss Harris. U the grand
Slaughter OF General r, W. Harain~ OF
Kentucky, and graduate or vas
Bar college, of tsae class OF isls.
- - -,-- =,
WEDDINGS
rfournoy- ~ -,
..Rovcvs Ress'. the home Of Mr
.and Mrs j. r. rNcTsonald, at Henrico
county. was the scane of an interests
mr. w~.idi..g yesterday na ra.ng. =,
ii o'clock, when thar daughter,
Mabel Bayne. became the bride OF
Rev. Leor STANLEY E.lanrney. son Df
". II. Flourney, OF Norfolk. INC
Mcdonald home was beautifully dec
Grated with Christmas green's and
white cut flowers. carrying out the
color scheme Of green and white III
most effective manner In the
presence of the two families and a
1ev intimate friends. The Impressive
ceremony was performed by Rev. r..
H Potts, presiding eldsr-. Of che
tandanfs were the two attractive lit
tie neicAs of the bride, little Lucy
Curtis and Elizabeth Mcdonald.
daughters Of MIR and Mrs Robert
Mcdonald and granddaughter OF
~ n~A NJ n crryf af fhfs e<kv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

~. Jr..of Richanond. The ceremony
was performed by Raw. r. H. VIM
free and Immediately after the ser
vice a luncheon wAs seTvSd, the brioc
and bridegroom leaving Afterwards u,
for the North and on their return VIII
reside at ITO Mosby street. this CITY.
Among those present from distAnoe
were. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Perry, Miss
yida Perry, OF RichmoHA; Percivai
II. Beavers, Of Fort Sheridan. III.
1GcKmney-Suttna
Few. George W.. McDaniei, d. D.,
officiated ct the marriage YESTERDAY
morning II IL o'clock IN the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs ". Belle
sutton, 30 East cary street. when
her daughter. sarah Belle, became
the wife of Robert H. Mckinney, OF
Audubon, II. ]. Miss Hortense- SUIT
ton, sister OF the brides va maid Of
honor. and the bridegroom Vas AZ
tended by his half brptner. C3ptAin
r. H. Stone, Of West Hoept Immed-
-ia4aa.- following tia nefytce, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mckinney left for the North and
their honey moon. they WI i've AZ
Audubon.
Hauxh-RS4nk1ey
- Wedding OF much interest .ooA
place in WASHINGTON MondAy wnen
Miss Ruth OdeH Brtnkley, oauenter
Of Walter s. Brtnkley. OF Asnnno. pc
came the bride OF Raymond r hau1n
son OF Mr.. and Mrs- W. r. HAugn. %
Baltimore They we're atteoded BY
Mrs Msdaiinc HauEh. baltimore: ana
Roy s. Morton. OF Lancaster. Those
present were Philip %. :. Brtnkley.
uncls OF the bride: Mr.. md MS W.
r HauEh, Miss MAdaltne Hauxh. Roy
l. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. II. a. HauEn,
Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and MrM HAuen
win be at home after Jan I. 1890, at
DIS ". King street. YORK. Pa
----is
IAGun-F1t1naan
a vary pr~tty marriage was solern-
nixed at II o'clock yesterday morning
Al the parsonage OF the Rev. H. l.
Nichols. pastor Of oaRwood Avcnue
artist church when Miss Ethel Am
bier Y,ittrnan. daughter Of .Mrs, Alice
H. Pfttman ana the late C. y. Pitt
Of. Archie Henderson I4xon, also Of
this ctty. recently returned from
France with the ll1th Field ARTILLERY
Of the 29th division.
The bride was attired In . rnahog-
ony stlvetone suit hat and gloves to
match. She wore . cossage bouquet
of white ross and. narctssps.
Tho aYfen{1anfs we're MfSN VynnA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

ton. = thu guest OF her parents, on
Stuart avenue.
~ - Harrison, who has bsan
critically III 1t hia home, s31s Stuart
avennA. Z slowly improving.
! Richard N. Newell, Of New York.
= whiting hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs-
Thomas D. Newell, OF Park avenue.
William jackson, Of New York, II
the guest OF his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Pace. OF Grove avenue.
Mrs. Robert l. Kern. Of East Broad
street will leave this morning for
Roanoke, whore she viii Join her sis
ter and brother-in- Law. Mr.. and Mrs
~. b. Wiliett for = motor trip through
Florida Mrs. Kern viii not return
horc until early spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
NEE.TTNGs-

The usual weekly meeting Of the
Equal SuffrageN league of Richmond
will take place Tuesday afternoon at
& O'Clock at Suffrage headquarters,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

Ferry--BcAycrs
A pretty marriage Celebrated We'd
nesday at o'clock, was that Of Aftss
Hazel Isabel Beavers. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Beavers, OF Pow
h4tan county, and Lawrence A. Per-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

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Mr.. and Mrs.. J. Gregory Porter
mis- and boys who are here for the
noiidaW. Aonday evening at their
nolne on GROVE , avenue. Christmas
decorations prevAilsd throuxhoVt the
werc xerved sstsr ~ ro,,r~ ,n e,s
INDUCED in dancing. Among those
present were Miss E1isa beth Robert
son, Miss virginia Dpnn.n. M1~s Wv.
xthss crenshaw. Mis- AVIS Youner5
Wade~and yat IA, 49,. $3.50 AsN
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rtffsd vJ-~1rs. I'm. the
such masnincent @~.n !. ne 49, ~ Done
Who tyt.ited vir~;st. !. ~ 49,
summer. IN the interest a. ~. ~
the women.s r,.n 49,. ~ 49, se1
January !. e (c.eIonr "a ~ r n"on'
ina il OMEN a thc MINE ny r sns mees-
!, a. ent.h,,shs ~ n - which have
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nart rerdsr>S ~ pE% unt q me
All teachers, bushes vomer . pSo pie,
III. v sn1 r ,.ss wn. eonsrisu,sd 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
SELECT A. M. EELLS TO
REPRESENT MINISTERS
AT FEDERATION MEET

AT meeting of the ministerial
association. held Monday. Rev. A.
NJ. Eells was elected to represent the
association in the federation of So
cial service. A discussion of the
League OF Nations was postponed
because of business and lack Of time.
The work of the Public Health
Board was discussed and received
very favorable comment and il was
decided 10 select sunday in the
near future as Public Health Sun
day at which time sermons will he
preached on public health. Rev.
Eells reported ono the work being
accomplished by the clinic and urged
the ministers OF the city 10 visit il
and see for themselves the SPLEEN
did work being accomplished there.
During the week OF October 20 10
81 a campaign is 70 be conducted
throughout the state for a memorial
fund for Roosevelt. The quota for
Indiana mas been set at $4,000 and
after some discussion. a motion TO
adopt some sunday when American
ism was 10 be the subject of ser
mons in the city, was laid upon the
table.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
RAISE MONEY
FOR NEW HOME
Knights of Columbus Receive
$4,000 in Subscriptions
at Special Meeting.

At a special meeting Of the South
Bend council Of the Knights Of Co
lumbus held Monday night at st.
Patrick's hall, great enthusiasm was
shown by the 400 members present
over the proposed erection OF their
new home at 316 ". Jefferson blvd.
The meeting was called that the
building committe might more fully
acquaint the mem bers with the ma
ture Of the project. and present the
plans TO them. The site Of the new
edihce was purchased last week and
is an ideal one in every respect. he
ing 100 by 1913 feet and where the
Bucher livery formerly stood.
-Four Story Building.
The new building is estimated al
$4,000 and will be a four story
structure il the present plans are
followed. The home will be one Of
the finest in the west and will in
clude a large gymnasium. swimming
pool. large reading rooms and many
other advantages. 1t is expected
that work will start as soon as the
plans are approved.
j. p Lechner, who has been APP
pointed chairman Of the building
committee, presided al the meeting
Monday. when $4,000 was raised
by subscription. Rev. John F. De
Groote. pastor OF ST. Patrick's
church spoke eloquently on the
subject as did Rev. p. J. Carroll of
ST Joseph's parish w. A. McIn
erny presented the plans for the
project and also spoke on South
Bend and the Knights OF Column
bus" while informal talks lauding
the proposition were given by Sen.
Charles A. Hagerty, G.. 4. Fara-
baugh. DR.. ]. B. Berteling and Col.
William Hoynes OF Notre Dame.
J. 3. Weber has been appointed
TO serve as fiscal agent for the
building committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
ELKHART MEN ELATE0
OVER SH0PMEN REPORT

ELKHART. Ind, Sept 23.-Ac-
cording TO word received by leaders
among the railroad shopmakers. the
national agreement fixing working
conditions OF railroad shop mechan-
les all over the country now awaits
only the signature OF Director Gen
eral Hines. and IL IS expected hat
he will sign the compact IN the i'm
mediate future. Word received from
washington by George - Weir.
president OF the local railroad shop
federation. is 10 the effect that the
agreement lis equal 70 the best in
existence. and will have far
reaching and beneficial effect on he
men directly affected as we'll IS or
gained labor IN general" II Is eX-
pected that "A fun copy OF the agree
ment viii be received here as soon
as available.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
TOOK IT UPON HIS
DOCTORS ADVICE
Had Suffered Since He Was \ Boy
Ten Years Old-TanIac
Ends Trouble.

81 have been in bad health ever
since / was "A boy ten years old, and
have taken all sorts of medicines
and treatments. but ! never got rid
Of my troubles until / commenced
taking Tanlac." said William Ed
wards, who is employed at the Ford
Motor Works, and who lives at
2139 Olive St, Indianapolis. Ind,
while talking 20 a Tanlac represen-
tative the other day.
I was in pretty bad shape when
! commenced taking Tanlac," con-
tinued Mr. Edwards. for l had been
fighting my troubles for twenty long
years, and they had about gotten
the best of me- / was under treat
ment all the time. and was told
that my trouble was nervous indi-
gestion. but the treatment was get
ting didn't seem to do me any good
at ALL / cut out everything to eat
except milk and eggs. but this
seemed 20 cause me just as much
suffering as anything else. After
eating ! would bloat up with gas and
would have the worst sort of pains
in the pit Of my stomach. ! also
suffered from pains across my back
right over my kidneys. and this
trouble got so bad that when /
stopped over I could hardly straight
an up again. Sometimes while
walking along the street l would
have spells of dizziness and would
have 20 grab a post or lean against
a building 20 keep from falling. For
the past fifteen years, l have been
bothered a lot with constipa tior, and
had TO take a laxative about every
other night l tell you, was in
bad shape in every way, and il just
seemed impossible for me to lind
anything that would give me any re-
lief
Then I heard about Tanlac. and
made up my mind 10 give il a trial,
but before / commenced taking it,.
! asked my doctor what he thought
about il. and he told pe 10 go ahead,
that Tanlac would probably do me
.ots OF good. Well. my doctor ad-
vised me right, for Tanlac has
simply knocked my troubles wind
ing. and l never felt better in my
life than I do now. / have a fine
appetite and can eat just anything
I want and as much as / want, and
u never suffer afterwards. Ny
nerves are in perfect condition now,
and / sleep like a log every night.
Those dizzy spells don't bother me
any more, and / never have the
slightest sign Of pain IN my back.
In fact, my troubles have been com
pletely overcome, and l am enjoy
ing first class health in every par
ticular Ny wife was all run down,
and suffered from stomach trouble.
and she TOO has been taking Tanlac,
and il has done her a world OF good
We are both so pleased with Tanlac
that we never lose an opportunity
70 recommend 1t e. others. and We
wouldn't take any amount Of money
for the good il has done US.
Tanlac is sold in Sc nth Bend al
the Central Drug store and In Mish-
awake al the Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
HIERARCHY lF
CHURCH 70 MEET
Catholic 0ignitarieS viii Hold
Session in Capital City
Wednesday.

Ninety mem5e Of the hierarchy
OF the Catholic church in the United
States will begin assembling az the
Catholic university. Washington, d.
c.. Wednesday 20 discuss and act
upon the resolutions and programs
formulated by the Catholic National
War council which held its session
At Notre Dame the latter part Of
July. The meeting. which will last
a week is considered BY high digni-
tar!es Of the church the most i'm
portant ever held by Catholic au-
thOrities in the United States.
Plans for the meeting were drawn
up when fifty Of the leading Catho-
lie editors. sociologists and political
economists met at Notre Dame two
months ago under the direction OF
Bishop Peter Muldoon OF Rockford.
The program was not disclosed at
the time as it had 10 be first brought
before the bishops and archbi shops
Of the country.
Prciate Mcrcicr Attends.
In addition 10 the bishops card
inal Gibbons OF Baltimor@ and
Cardinal O'Connell of Boston will
also attend Cardinal MERCER of
Belgium, making a tour OF the Uni
ted States will also be present for
the opening services and will deliver
an address, probably the most i'm
portant message he will communi-
cate TO the people Of the country
during his visit
The character Of the meeting and
the number and distinction of the
prelates 10 be in attendance attest
the Importance of the subjects 10 be
considered. If carried TO a conclu-
sion the program outlined at Notre
Dame will mark the evolution OF a
diversified efforts and the establish
ment of centralized organization by
which these may be directed
Discuss Topics.
Briefly the field Of discussion. will
he coversd by three topics: the
Catholic Press and Literature. Ca
tholic Education and Social Better
ment Apart from these Is mis-
siOnary endeavor and the question
OF the application Of the new code
OF canon law
Although Notre Dame will not be
formally represented at the meet
ing. Very Rev. Andrew Morrissey.
PROVINCIAL Of the Congregation Of
the Holy Cross will be in Washing
ton at the time. Rev William
Bolger and Rev. John McGinn sat
AT all the preliminary meetings Of
the organization held at the univer-
sity during the summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
STREET CAR STRIKERS
HOLD SECRET SESSION

ELkHART. Ind. Sept. 23.-Both
sides in the street car strike were
standing pat Monday. Neither Off
Gals or men would issue a state
ment but it was minated by a COM
pany official that a statement OF
some kind might he issued from the
general Offices Of the C., :. 3. & y.
/. Tuesday The cars here are still
idle City Attorney W. z Wider is
investigating the legal aspects OF the
company's failure 10 operate. but has
issued no opinion as yet
The strikers were in secret session
this afternoon, but details OF the
business which they transacted
could not be learned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
ENDORSE PLUME Plan

NILES. Mich. Sept 23.-Michi-
gan State District, No 90, Interna-
convention here passed resolutions
endorsing the Plumb Plan League
and went on record against the So
called profiteering in handling of
food stuffs. Organizer Gauthier in
the course Of an address declared
that if the steel workers went out.
the delegates 10 the convention
must feel that il was only after all
honorable means 20 effect a recon
Citation had been resorted too.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
H0LMQUIST CALLED ONE
OF AMERICAS GREATEST

Gustsf Hoimquist, who comes to
South Bend next Monday evening 10
sing at the First Presbyterian
church under the auspices OF the
Luther League OF Gloria Del Luth-
eran church. is recognized as one of
Americas greatest concert and ora
toriO bassos In Chicago. where he
teaches at Bush Temple conserva-
tory. he is frequently in demand as
sOloist with choral societies. His
presentation of the bass solos in
THE Messiah evoked unstinted
praise from the critics. Mr.. Holm
quist is noted for the exquisite
beauty of his tone. which is said
20 be particularly effective in the
softer passages. a remarkable fact
in a voice so heavy as bass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23

the decoration committee. reported
that he had called upon all the
stores in South Bend and that all the
business men announced their places
would be decorated with flags.
Efforts are being made 10 secure
the old 137th field artillery 5and
10 fGrnish some OF tho music for the
occasion.
South Bends negro Sand and all
the negro soldiers will march in the
parade 10 was announced
Committees Appointed.
The following committees were
appointed 20 take charge OF the
various divisions Of the celebration:
Mayors ommittee-Mayor Car
son, chairman eX-officio; Col George
". Freyermuth. chairman: Otis
Romine. Neal WEIGH. Floyd Jeli-
son. Albert Slick, secretary: Elmer
Rex. 3. l.. Yerrick. Frank Gers
chiffer. ". b Teeple.
Moving picture committee
George W. Hines
Chamber Of Commerce commit
tee-Pres't Miles O'Brien, chairman
A n. Heller. George Robertson. c.
". Kalczynsk. ]. r. Kovach. DR. g.
A Lippincott. treasurer
Decoration committee-George G..
Robertson. chairman
Reception committee-Rt. Rev.
John r. White. chairman; Eli s.
Seibert. vice. chairman: D.. T. J.
Lent, Capt Otis Romine. pvt. Ar
thur L. May, DR. Won Barandy. Clar-
ence S. Smoke, j. N Stephenson
Mrs. Charles A, Carlisle. Mrs. F. A.
Stephenson. Mrs. William Bender.
Mrs. Abe Frank. Mrs. VIII Swintz.
Mrs. L. b. Livingston.
Finance committee-Dr G. A.
Lippincott. Thomas Brandon r w.
Eldredge. p. A. Stephensor, Abe
Livingston.
Entertainment committee-F. l..
Dennis Abe Frank and A. r. Frs
kline.
Music committee-Robert SchnelI.
chairman.
Parade committee-Geor NJ
Studebaker, chairman; sam Leeper,
vice chairman: Capt Elmer Rex.
Lieut. Norman Booth Mrs. Dr.
Tucker. Fred Woodward, Mrs. DR..
Coon, George Calvert. Edward
Wittner +. J. Roche, c. A. Dolph
Capt. Henry Harper. Elmer Croc-
kett Leo Chelminiak. David Gull
foyle. NJ Hazinski d. ID. Teeple,
Capt. +. Obsnchain.
Hungarian committee-John p
KOvatch, chairman, Louis Segety,
D. d. Nemeth, Louis +. Kovatch,
John Madarasz. stephen Molnar.
George 10th. Frank Lassu. Andrew
Rokop. Wendell Hajdn.
Publicity committee. J. Coop
err G.. w. Kalzynski p. L. Nicar,
Frank Gerschiffer, Z. II. Metz.
To make further preparations for
the celebration. the World war vet
Grams will meet Tuesday night in
the Chamber of Commerce
meeting of the American Lee
gion Will be held Wednesday night
at the Elks' home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-23
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Keep IL handy-it knows no equal
I'm relieving pains and aches

. LOANS LINLMENT has been
- sold for IS years. Today. IL is
more popular than ever. There
can be but one answer-it produces
results.
Applied without rubbing. il pene-
trates 10 the afflicted part bringinE
relief from rheumatic twinges. scia-
tica. sore. stiff strained muscles.
lame back. and other exterior pains
and sprains and the result OF ex-
posure II leaves no mussiness
stain, clogged pores.
Get a large bottle for greater
economy. Keep il handy for use
when needed. Your druggist has il.
Three sizes-S5c.. zoe. $40.