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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
Is Acid-Stonach
Sapping Your
Strength?

Have you any idea OF the great number Of
ailnente that are directly traceabls TO Acid
Stomach? Few people have. When they are
bilious, have severe headache, or an attack Of
indigestion, rheumst.sm, lumbago or scistica;
or when they begin to feel run down and are
nervous and mentally depressed, or have dizzy
spells, vertigo and pains around the heart-little
do they think it may have it's origin IN an Acid
Stomach.
You know how it il with acid-mouth-how
the acid which is created 40 result OF fe9men-
tation o! particles Of food lodged around the
gums, literally eats through the enamel of the
teeth and causes them to decay.
How. then, can anyone expect to "feel
right" when Acid Stomach is making digestion
more and more difficult, causing food to sour
and terment in the intestinal tract, filing the
system with poisons?
And then there arethousande yes, millions
--of people who, without having any we'll de-
fined ailment, are always comp. aiming. They
can't say exactly what's the 70 after with them
All they can tall you 10 tina. they don't feel
right, are all in, tired, sickly."
Is it any wonder that there are so many
people who, Yhile not downright sick, show
plainly IL face, figure and action that they are
anything but wella They are respondent, weak,
listless, unfit. Aches and pains in practically
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
'DR. BUCHANAN LEAVES
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

Dr.. James Buchanan. who for
sfteene years has guided the deGtiniAs
Of reliAf work IN Richmond and has
held the star OF hope above thous-
ands at the citys torlorn and desti-
tute. delivered yesterday afternoon
az the Jefferson hotel his valedictory
% the associated charities. SO far as
his active. work as general secretary
IS concArned.
Speaking for the little band of
men and women who have labored
with him during all this time for the
unfortunate OF the community,
Henry L. cabell paid . beautiful
tribute TO the personal worth and the
9pochal work Of the retiring secre-
tAry and spoke feelingfy of the adj
riration which Richmond feels for
him and his wife, who has supple
nasntsd his own judgment with her
wise >ccusel and advice.
There was scarcely a dry eye in
the audience when Mr.. cabell had
finished speaking. He introduced
Mrs Pauline Thalhtner who pre-
sentad 10 Dr.. ana Mrs Buchanan as
token Of affection ard esteem. a
glver pitcher and waiter, with an in
scriptnn telling CT the incident and
their .iabors in the heid of social ser
nee
Miss Charlotte whiting who has
hesn doing sirs.ilar work in the Iral
Ian quarter of New York City and in
q ship<building plant at Newark, WILL
succeed Or. buchanan until a per-
ranart secreary Is ranled. Dntii
n.anert secretary is named Until
aaan viii carry on the work Of her
husband, who goes with the Inter
Church World Movement They still
viii maintain home in Hichnrond
The board Of directors OF the a.
sociated charities Will meet fh,s ater-
noon at 4 SO O'Clock in rho board
room, Of the FRS. National hank to
ssAc, onscars of the organization for
the ensuing year. Reports OF the re-
day afternoon and new board Of
directors named. along with 6asnce
COMMITTEES
The new board Is composed ~
Coleman Workman De Soto Fr-
gerald. John NJ Miller, TT, Mrs
Philip ST George Cooke, Colonel
Charles { Hashrook ana DR. James
suchanan
The finance committee elected yes-
terday, IS corr posed Of " r Twgg.
rr. and Charles Watkins
4 treasurer will be- named thE at
ta-noon 70 succeAd C.. c Chapin- who
has taea forced TO resign on accornt
81 failing health
With the advent os prohibl1dn
here are nov, d.. Buchanan said IN
hs report. only three classes Of
ssedy ths -rdows with Children ard
10 s7sabl means or cnfv parma
means OF support aged couples uho
cannot take care Of themselves .rd
rho canrof he separated fer supper
II ehartta bile institutions; ard thase
r.opis who have become naady On
account o. sickness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
'OISPENSARY WORK
Or MEDICAL COLLEGE

Much work has been accomplished
by the dispensary connected with the
Medical College of Viz gsnia. the fol-
lowing hturss showing what was done
during the month OF November
Number ~ visits 187s new patients,
lh1 old patien'ss a7i white, St75
colored 35s nlsls III female Se4
The average number at the dispen-
ary each day vas sixtytro the min
mum being eighteen and the largest
number treater in one day being Ill
The number of prescriptions Ai}ed
was Ills.
In the SOCIAL service department
there rere ninety-sever old and
thirty SIX new cases, OF which tNslVA
acre referred TO the !. r =. A
went seven admitted 70 the Virginia
hosnit1l four 10 the Memorial hos
rltal one 70 the shsltering Arms and
one 10 III. Eye Ear and Threat In
frniev One hundred and twelve
rtslts ware made IN the interest ~ the
dispensarv 70 homes
: rapid growth is reported Of tbs
general use rf this large charity
maintained hv.the nadica Coils-e for
this ,nd1-ent SICK Of P.ichmoni
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
e. CHURCHES REPORT
COMPLETE QUOTAS

lacorn plete returns from s!shrv-
ore Epscoral churches heard from
at ,hA ofaee OF the Diocesan campaign
committee show that sizsty-rwo have
completed their quotas for the ma
ron-wide campaign The Others are
CONTINUING the everT member Canvass
~ successfully raising the amounts
allotted &c 1hen1 Thsre are ITO
churches N tbs diocese II Virginia
Ar encouraging feature OF the
rsturrs coming II is the large mum
eer Of churches especially in ths
rural districts, that have exceeded
'hetY 1uotas. Loading she hst O.
these Is Cunningham Chapel parish
Clarke county. where $3.50 was
raised on an assessment Of s2TS2
pohick ara olivet report $4,000 ST
Fsrles I@sshurg s5.2eo 81 Paul :
Memorial University AZ Virginia SIS :
~ ria quotas ass s1aed them Rev
Fred p Goodwin N charge OF six
'hurches in tire parishes OF Corle.
Lgnenhurg ard North Farnhar, has
advised THE COMMITTEES that all Of his
charges have gone ever the too fer
consider ahle amounts
or tbs eighteen Episcopal churches
comprised IN rho parishes Of Henrtco.
ten have completed their quotas
Five Of than, Emmanuel. s. Thorn
as 50 Etephsnss Holy co-arortsr
and St Philips (coll reports an
ove-suhscr1ption~ Canvass,rs is still
N progress in the other Richmond
churchas ard n&e Anal returns are
expected 70 show that this CITY has
considerably gone over It's allotment
While the canvass Of the Er,sco-
pal,ans for subscriptions 70 the nation
wide campaign are for one year, the
apporrionn,frrs made r. the churches
are 70 be the basis for anruA' pay
nnsnts extending over period of
three years. by which n Is intended
to raise ths SIM of s43 600 6oo for
the general work Of the church
Funds 20 meet the current EXPENSES
OF the individual churches are pro-
vided by budgets which are added 70
the nationwide aiiotmsnts, but are
not reported 70 the oanapaig, oora
m'ttee- These local budgets are often
much IN excess OF the nation wild $
allotrnsrts
4 total - s1st.tsa7s is reported
IN the return OF subscription to tbs
nation wide fund by tbs 81 churches
have hesn heard from The al,ot-
naenr for the Diocese OF Virginia u
$4,000 q which the. Episcopal
churches in Richmond are assessed
s1es,ooe Several Of the larger
churches in this city. St Paul Grace.
s. Johns and Monumental have
made no report ana convassing is
still under way With The congrega-
tions of Christ Church. Ep,phany,
Ascension and >, Luke II VIII
probably REQUIRE several days to Sc
cure complete returns from these
churches, and for the eixhty-nfne
Others throughout the diocese that
have not yet reported Every indi-.
cation. however, points to the fact
that ths diocese has o-ersubscrihed
10 allotment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
/ At The STATE LIBRARY

American Labor and the War, by
Samuel Gonnpers, 1919.
Belgium. by Brand whitloek. 1919,
2v.
British Labor and tho WAR By r.
z. keilogg and A. GLEASON, 1919.
The British Revolution ana the
American Democracy by Norman
Angel, 1919
This Builders. by Ellen Glasgow,
1919
The Chaos in Europe. by Frederick
Moore, 1919.
The Educaton of Henry Adams, by
Henry Adams 1918
Fighting the spoilsmen. by w =.
Foulke, 1919
Government Of the United States,
by w. 8 Munro. 1919.
History OF the United states, by
Cecil Chesterton, 1919
ireland, By Francis Hackett~ 1919.
The Last Million By ian Hay. 1919.
The Lost Fruits of Waterloo by
John S Bassett, 1919
Sare Tostrum. by Y Blasco 1hanez
1919.
Mexico. Today and Tonn5rro~, hv
e n Trowbrtdre 1919
Our Schools in war Time and At
ter. by Arthur y Dean, 1918
Problems IF Peace b. ctuglielrr,o
Ferrero. 1919
The Red Mans Continent. ~ E
Huntington. 1919
Socialism Versus IRE state. ov
Emile vandetgelde4 1ala
Travelling Companions hv Henry
The six-hour nav. hy Lord t-ever-
hume, 1919
The soul o. the Russian Fevolu<
ton. nv VI ~ olg7r, 1917
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
PERSONNEL 0E LEGION
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED

Ne- Tork pec s-rra1klir
Dolier nationa1 comm sndsr OF ths
American Legion announced tcdav
the personnel IF The IsElors national
legislative committee, which will be
located IN ashinvton for the pur-
pose Of hr1n gtnE before congress the
IDEAS OF the American Legion or mat
ters % legislation as expr essad by the
resolutions and policies adopted by
rhe recent national Convention IN
Minneapolis
Thomas II Miller % Delaware
former rnernher OF congress from tha,
state will Re chairman Former
United s-ates Senator Luke Lea Of
Tenn sssee who served with Mr. Mi
lar IN the temporary legislative com
n1irtee rhicl, obtained the passa ge
Through congress Of an act to tncor-
rors-e the American Legion. AID IN 9
legislative prosrar adopted by tbs
s. Louis caucus IN May. viii continue
as n7erber of me com r.it-es
The new members are II. r rAeEe
OF Florida and John Thomas Taylor
~ pernsylvanis Mr. Raege Is a foSs
n1eF enlisted man wno lost leg at
tsau-Thierry. Since his return
from Frame he has been one ~ the
active workers At national hesdouar-
sars in the Interest 81 disa hled men
John Thomas TAYLOR ~ PENNSYLVANIA
served OVERSEAS through the Chateau
Th1er-v and MeQse- 4rFor-e offensives
a. lieutenant cf insantr7. and since
his return fror, France last fan has
assisted -he tey,7 po-arv legislative cor,
r1it+se IN Washington
The ofheceS Of the national issisla-
'ttve committee ars N the Woodward
ep.ldinE Washington Mr.. Miller Will
be e~-offcer member % the legion =
military policy committee and the
committee on land development. and
hons a,1 for ex~serx1ee nlen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
HOPES FOR RECOVERY
1F MRS SARAH WATSON

Mrs sarah " Watson r'ho is re-
rcrtAf - have tske~ srr ntclori1d
r1ercur~s tablets ~ her home S00
North Rowland street e9rlv surday
morning, IN an effort 20 cnd by life
ras exrected last nlzif - recover
according 20 intormatioa ~ Virginia
hospital -hsre si1e "sas rusht1 f'r
emergency treatment
she is SAID To have sustained shock
from 'he death ~ her '.usSsn1 lam =
Watson, last wear from which she has
never fully recovered In 2. nose she
~ reported 10 have left her T~e-Ee =
Old son III the custodY # Mr. 7
F4yr 1014 Hanover avenuA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
yHEUNITED STATES RAIL.
ROAD ADMINISTRATION

s-rouaces IN order tc conserve fuel,
the following cgrtatiraent Of passenger
tain ssr~ics on Richmond FEEDER
scksburs e. Potomac Railroad. effective
redae.dav. December 10Th excsn' az
shown for Tram SIS
Northward
Ma S leave Richmond 50 T. m
weekdays instead 81 Tso 2 m, arriv-
ns Gle. Allan s.s5 = m. Ashlard -
! n. LOCAL stops
Ne. SIS, leaving Main strset station
ssA5 q IA. anrulled
No. Is, leaving Eichrrocd -.l0 r
m. local 10 washington. aHnulled
No. IS. les-rng Richmond a:sH o.
~ loca, to Frsderickshurs annulled.
No is. leaving Richmond 500 y
n annuued
No. so, leaving Richmond 20 p. m.
sunday, will run daily or present
schedule. making local stops 70 Wash
lnstcn
A L, through trains ~. scheduled
70 leave Main Street Station S .o5 q M
and SIS scheduled to-leave ! 90 q. II,
vii, make local stops south of Rich
r,end leaving somewhat later than
vcheduled
NO fredericksburg local. will be
annulled north OF Ashland Leave
Ashland 7.2S a m, running present
schedule 10 Richmo nd
No. Al, Will make local stops on
signal At stations between F'redericks-
ourgand Ashland now served by No. 5,
Ieavfne Fredericksburg 7zo 4. m.
Summit I IS a m, Guinea 745 a. M.
Woodsiane 74e m. Milford Tsa
l. n, Fenola S o7 a m, Euthe-glen
sls 4 m. boswell s,2S a. m. Ash
land ea9 a. IA. arriving Richmond
a.lh 4. m. NO baggage or acconmo-
dation express will be handled on
Train 81
No. Is, arriving Richmond 2a5 p.
m from Washington, annulle5.
No. 56, arriving Main Street station
Richmond s 80 r. m. from Washing
ton, annulled. last trip Mordayi De-
eer,bes 9Th FArlor car from wash
i,gton now on this train will be op-
-frated on Train 20. leaving Washing
ton $40 r. m. daily. arriving Broad
Street station. Richmond 3 rs p M
Ne. rs, arriving Richmond s2h p.
IA. from Ashland. annulled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
UNITED STATES RAIL
ROAD ADMINISTRATION

announces the following curtatira ent II
passenger train services on the SEA
BOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD 70
conserve fuel. effective until further
notice Local train leaving Rich1,cnd
= a. M. and local train from Norlina
arriving nos p, m. Will he Withdrawn
after Monday. December s. Train No.
& leaving s.45 p. N, for Atlanta and
Birmingham, viii be withdrawn, last
trip Monday, December g. Tram Ne.
s due s.s5 a. m. from Birmingham
and Atlanta will he withdrawn. last
train arriving Richmond Tuesday De
cerlbers g. Atlanta sleeper now or
trains Sand IS will be operates south
ward on train No. from Richmond
1855 p. m. ana northward or
tram Nc 2, and will be han.
died on LEGAL trains between Hamlet
and Atlanta through car service.
Southwark train No 5, Leaving at ! t25
r.. n. and train No. l. leaving 1885
r, m, win make local stops. North
ward trains No now due in Rich
ncnd ; so a m. ana No. now due
si4s m. will make local stops ar
rivlnE approximately two hours later
than scheduled
HERBERT BIcKEL,
Passenger service Agent. 1889 Mutual
Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09

The L1-fc took = fresh start in ~,
threa-a day Vaudeville veeterdav V-1rf
bill 81 fair quality though one act
The Branninos failed 70 APPEAR as
billed
Arthur Pa 60 ard Ethel Graz we're
sastr~ leaders IN the favor Of last
nights crowd. with combination OF
revue stunts and enga rlng natter
: coredv quartet in The New
lie acher sarg pretty well.
Duncan and cAsslsr gave several
Jar songs the man ~ the plano and
the ladv vccaliz,r1 ee-restiv The
Jose nh ds Kos company put on a
naily juggling act, with seven
perscns engaged. They were veil
liked The new picturss were up 70
the mark
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09

TIE csse AZ Lirwaod J Clay, sEst-s'
" Ferguson az action Tor dana sc
alleged 70 Nave bssn sustained thror
defsmatory language used by ths de-
PENDANT ~as IN motion CT the counsel
sor he pastrtiN dismissed yestAvdav
Prom ths dacket - tte ciry circuit
cour-.
Judge z Garter entere! ~ orde-
allowing william y Elanto, ard his
rye 70 adopt Esther Shalt- ana 70
chang. her ra,ns - D1r1thy Helen
Elarton,
TIE case ot : London against Rus
ssll : Myers. a notice - motion Tor
Judgment N the sum OF SSS5 ~ss
6ccketed and continued for trial -
February -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
Iheaters
SKINNER HERE WITH
HIS VISUAL TurI~rA

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T, ,- ss,. .te+ ey.- +.rn,.b.s !,
.l,Aleto, IN ana r,cs.t "a +rs, ro
r1st.er ho-, ba-s ths,- ,--- to Lsar ~
there i. viii A. snr,a time ar efher
eo77a fo-+h pete E5rrsn bas ,ra--
+risf for "a. r3urdsy ~ nts rita
4rh,rh he rad kent from, rts asu-h+er
for ei~h..er zrears or1,. 70 b,vs h,s
surnosed1,. aAsd VIE .nrr ar Th,s +.1.
fcryrs +ba mist fer Thu r{se ~ pA+ey
r,rhar urith a-,,is Sltnner ntayir~ re-
r.-t 80 earb,r nv rsrh.oa .s he !.
an rtansn aric' onerea AZ .he etr.ns
thestAr iaa. ,trtt
The tala i ora .. RI. --,r. ,bs,vsir 1.
ara -srse ~ tnA -tsSe to1.v s-6 -r-t- r.
st5-r.r in thA le.4,nera1A /. sAva1orss
IA n.frf rbt-b r,Anv havs s+r,wsd -
at,s,r M. few Ma. rsartas IN ,ha
tersaress broken - wa,~or,a ss11tas
~ xr,+ in tre ss1sr4ta -bsracteri-a
tions. as .vhore " ranks with David
rarA.,s IN r.. ,rutic ,ras+a~- ~
"ThA Aurtt.nasT ~ ,rt,r Tpo-ss r.t.
tareo, ana man. ~ ,he o+her fsreps
aetors
THE nl.-. ~ ~ rr-1.~-,s s-S tbrsA
srsrss In Ire rTo,o sr34 ts shorr ths
rs4-,rr ~oor, ~ -.r-- ), pArry}-
vania. with m. iurv 4ut- bringing ~
the verde. N the trial ~ pse+ro psr
taro ThA oti7sr trr@. SCENES show
EsrH2~~ E3rr1u
h,rnsetf - ~a1,for,ts A~b+sa, wars
.@-s- the trial hs hsv,re- stroeL. ~
na-or,>,s ,r,,,, 4nesI-, resItr~ Tre ar
+iar ~ .hA r4.4. IN ,hnes rhras -rerss
IL havord words
Mr. Spinner - a. re1r known ?. snv
acton =, tins STAG sr4 re mama &c
enough ~ t1 an. .heater Es has A.
.a,ra6 this hi~n rosftjo~ 4nrrueh hsr<
wor}~ ara resil-.tior ~ that
re,, 49, - ~ hae ~ 5s-,ta+.d Az
in t,,s olsv sroro f--,r,sr perform, noes
ara te ne oY.s+arstrs eEvrA Of th&
rls- u,~ re-tr parbaro will m
soun.ts17. ro 6~r-r ~ thA hts+orz- 81
,he A~sr,n saga as ~. ~ fte r.o.r
.aro,e .hsra~tars
e,r-ouraf-r .rr rstr-e- tire urn-
rucer CHARTS Frorn1an hss pl.rea >
ror-rarv sha. vas rhneer -rs.h ere NJ
mrs, c.rA a.s ra,nstsle,-r zach
r.nr,h.- e+a tha mart ~ Which h. fs
r,r+ - rss+ GOV >. = rfsrArre
r1s>,,nr ;Itre4 psx-tor ns~+ns- ~
p,rr.r ,.rsy rs. v,ips,ra+;ov rs.har
.,r~-, 1-t.h r,-7, gixss rtr
+,r~ ~ - rsr ,nt.-.s.As -,o.+ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
SOON 70 GET INTO
new GRACE CHURCH

The ladies Of the various societies
Of Grace Methodist church, at q
largely attended meeting in the
chapel Of the soldiers home last
night elected superintenda ants Of the
various departments ~ the church.
ard spread the glad things that the
church would at an early date be IN
It's fire rev home AZ Stuart avenue
and the Boulevard
For some months the congre CATION
has been worshippins in the chapel
at the soldiers home. and will con-
tinue TO do so until the new church
is ready, which, according 10 infor
nation given out lest night. v-il1 rot
be long off.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09

Samuel l. Kelly viii deliver 40 al
dress before the local Hibernians a.
tbs McGiu union tomorrow night Mr.
Kelly was in France with the Knights
Of Columbus for over a year, and VIII
rell % the work Of that organl-a
ton. The election of officers Will be
held tomorrow night The commit
tee in charge OF arrangements con-
sists Of John J Blake. Charles r,
o'Dcnnell and John ". Moore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
MISS SHAW SPEAKS AT
EQUAL SUFFRAGE sTEHl

Miss MARI shar leading lazy ~
tle Otis Skinner company Who - MM
ardent suffrage wiz address the rs4n
uiar --eakly meeting Of the EQu4a
Suffrage league # Ftehr1ord this Ax4
thrroon ~ suffrage hsaduuartANM
Fouryh and Fr2n&l4n Streets At 4N0
or1cct dire etl,' aftsr the busineN4
meeting which Is scheduled Tor
o'clock Mrs James J. Pollard n
Chairman ~ the meeting rhich w-fI3
he thrnr.r nrsn 10 -he public fer Misf
shaw address
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
rLArr SAFETY CARS
On rCsEEsT BILL LIME

III. Virginia Railway ard FcwSN
ron7har@ has installed several one
man safttv cars m the Forest Hill
llns II vas ANNOUNCED yssteYdAy
that more ot this STYLE cars would I'M
here this wsek ara would be used ~
hcir break VIZ congestion a. buEF
hours Tha reopie of Forest Hi! hAd
re 1uesre3 s"rY7e ~ 'n-s etv1e OK c1fN
-rvnrsl months aFo. ard the company
s0oou'ares they rere placed theirs ~
e"to - rraettcsnlF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
POLICE SEl!|
QUANTITY OF ill.,

Policemen Porter ana sAiA
YESTERDAY morning ssxzAd =
quantity Of liquor IN tbs apArt
Of Barney z Myers ~ the Are0&
and turned $50 quarts over IN
sergenat a. Second sxAtfori
Myers was arrested and baiIed, f6f
appearance in polfca court this i1t4S
ing Fde statsd thar he had the iiS
in his apartments before the 1kS
vent dry, and that there i no SSl
derce 70 prove otherwise II 4sssN
derstood that he will make an eH6x
to have the liquor returned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
Nfvn 70 Hrrts

Ltsutsnant Thomas = Garrett ~
the AVIATION serves d the army
ctarts ton1orrcV for Par,a where h.
1-lll engage IN the export business He
7til Leave on the In1rerstor. He +.
= brother of Charles g. anl Iohn H
Garrett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
DEF, FAY GOES AWAY
ovEF ITS AIAOTsT-S-I

tsracta! 70 The Richmond Virginia n }
Del Pay. Ale17 r3rta4 Va Deo.8---
BAL RAJ Ba prisr church r8tssd raore
Ran spto ara a half times irs appor-
s,onr.srt ~ IRE sTSeo0. 600 cam
rain Arrorrtonrcent, 81, 500: plsdges
SRI rash amounted 70 almost $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
CARRY ON MEETING ar
EMMASrEL cHvHcH

a Hrar~~ or" mas Tcestirs for n-5n
7ri1l be hsld Thursday night az
o'clock in the parish house ~ Trl
manuel Episcopal church. Eroo. Hill
y Is planned 20 discuss means %
y, al.irg effective within this parish the
purposes of thu nationwide cam
paAsn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
r>r .TAE IN ZEN FOB
STEALING SHOE 8

william usvis. coloree, was found
sut3fT vestardsv IN the musings court
~ sealing cage ~ shoAs from tbs Al
lsntfr rcaS, Line Railroad ard gfwsr
.ra wesr N tne state rsrtfentsar~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
Mon.ros.s i Banner school.

The. Montrose school is proving to
be one OF the banner schools in the
country. With = membership OF hut
seventy-dve there are three thrift
societies actively engaged in teach
ing the art OF saving
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09
BAPTISTS EXCEED e9Al
BY OVER S5,O00,02q

with complete reports SIN lacking
from tarte Of the associations the
Eaptlsts IF Virginia Nave ra&ed their
goal ~ I 900 0oo-tke apportlon-
n1ent % this srate IN tins drive hv tl,s
Southern BaptlSt ASSOCIATION for
total Of i75 600 600 10 he used dur
ing the next hvs years for general
purposes,
TIE entire territory, according -
reports from central headquarters a.
Nashville. has exceeded the s75 600
600 mark by more than 81 600 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-09

every part Of the body Lacking IN physical
strength and mental Hgor. Little or no incli-
nation to be mp and doing. Just dragging out
a weary existence.
A wonderful remedy now makes it possible
to get rid OF Acid Stomach without the slightest
discomfort. It is called EATONIC-a com
pound in tablet forn,-good to eat-like candy.
EAToNIC brings amazingly quick relief from
CASEY stomach and the pains of indigestion. II
makes the stomach cool and comfortable
keeps it sweet and strong. You can eat what
You like and digest your food in comfort with
on the road to bounding, vigorous, vibrant
health
Thousands upon thousands of people who
have used it are enthusiastic in its praise. They
say they never dreamed that anything could
bring them such quick relief.
Every druggist is authorized to guarantee
that il EATONIC fails IN anyway he viii re-
fund your money.