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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

TIE belief .hat Tire government Is
9-nst 4est-3Gs 81 settling the strike
before the Injunction is heard IN In
9!31apoiis on Sove~ be- s !s based ca
: statement raade at tie ws.te
House tAat the governments n-igi-
raj 7aar % tae MINERS &c appoint an
arbitration committee is stni open
a25 t.-e !Ssua lee of . statement from
the aapa-trn erTt Of labor that the Goa.
minors are 5rly receiving an average
- s15 j week
- Attorne,- neral pairler's office
he s'ater1ec vas made that no more
.-}Qrc.ic-s Teuld he asked for b. tire
Government az present Whether tire
government will have further re-
oourse - i.3grct.oa. will depend
u7oa developments
THE GOVERNMENTS. OFFER
IN connectgo- ws-h -he report. .ha.
ne government IS trying 70 bring thu
1oA. -t-:l;a - IN ecd before the IN
-Afe;i ~ !a ,ea~d Z vas learned t.lat
President C-1l oe-s OF .te America.
Teda@at-oo - Labor and President
X 1r-a1 Stone % tho Brotherhood
- Locomotive Engineers had ooth In
formed Pres dent Lewis OF the r.ire
r'7s eera -a>.- 'e.so gssY'e.sa saast4s 'i5Es-
70 1''t.e -.e co4i Controversy by an
lrH4.rat}on corn ,a.-tee was s-i!l orer.
,-c.'@+,,, 0psni, -H'ea ca 20
-. = ~" Ftai| it'tF sc
-, -. ~ - HIN e"#7
N'-e Ae pF0e. W a.
..-
board q the E.etherhood Of Locoma-
'!Ne Engineers that IN industrial
commission "a as2c n bed imme i.ate!v
% G.'rF about Industrial peace, con-
Tlcts II degree with tno plan of we
80 '.s' .'eI .'e ose ''al cc1.
'ssSN0e OF A,'eeH mem o~rs
-, linen, '.!,'enI poSt-on IS that
-. Co'te.enoe YOU'D
- So. s. - "l re eApeF Nsnes ~
- % on to-fHtH ictefnpt 10 dea!
80 We sue. a. 'le
- 49, 49, more 'H@n WIN TIE
me goVcrnneat now de-
a!Fes TO 90 Is 20 effect an 1.nais-
t-Ge pe' "eea The coal miners and
- cod4 operators wnIle an ar
"'~'@.4"H @o.'il9l-tce taxes up the
p"'I''s !" a.Sp0te' aoW TO bring
49,. aoout "HAe fne miners are
'uu on StFlAe' aad waiIe the tenn
po.is5 fea.E 1!hlh order Is. from
- .H'"e's viewpoint, lying Lhe
IIaoa o. the miners general Of
Aoefs IS the pressing problem Of
Sa.~a-ary - ~. r..u-. -.
% t''e Inter ZOE Lane salu
1'-a | li.S heAt meeting OF the cAo.-
49,. 49,, 80 - Seneo0sed tomorrow, ne
~. 800 80. 80 mon 20 .he proposal
'',9 -. ot'.cF 1000 Of --oSorno tive LI-
"a. III 'la us.fiat nIniss.oE
~ ~ppo1nted- aeSFe~iEy LAce said
re aFoeo tne proposal OF the
80 ? ---ee! iS I'LL endorsement OF tae
H.tos ~ ehe president 10 tne
.tA'1'oF" 20 appolHt an arotration COM
i.4.lee I" taAe up TIE coai contro~
resiaent boFden Corei or the New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Morgan Lectures to
Start Here Tonight

The first OF the popular Bible
lectures TO 30 given by DEG, Camp
bell Morgan. Of London England,
who has just cora p.c;ed soriae OF
}ecturel A. Atlanta, Philadelphia ard
wa sh!ayton will De given in the
city auditorium ton!Gh- This lee
ture course is conducted by the
Richmond Sunday canlpaign COM
glittoe, under authority 0. the Min
isterial union the expense being
guaranteed BY tho coranittee- Con-
trihutors towards the expenses VII.
rdcciva tickets for a reserved sec ton
bu, these WHY be limited In nonber.
AZ least two thousanG seats on the
main floor being retained for abso-
lutely free, admission. Frao Will
oHeriaGs will be taken until the
aIi least two thousaa seats on the
Under the Leadership OF. Walter C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
PROTEST AGAINST CEDING
COLONIES TO AMERvCA

London, Nov. 3.--Viseount Miner
minister of colonies. received TODAY
tolegran from the governments OF
British Guinea and Jamaica, pro-
testing against the proposal OF Lord
Rothermere. recently cabled exclu
sively to Universal Service. that these
colonies be coded to America in part
payment for the immense British
debt to tho United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
HA7'oHA|' Guard
II lAVRfH1tY|LLE

Acknowledgement Jc Lane Stern
received n long distance message
from L1wrcnceville yesterday say
leg that seYenty-fve nen woro in
the court house res a. TO DC sworn
Tito the national guard
General Stern tod his caller 10
go 70 It and swear III, tho company
with all possible speed. All the
officcrs have not yer boon elected
but Edward Turnbu!i Jr. VIII be
captain 81 the command
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Ready for Violence.

san Antonio. Texas, Nov s,--Two
companies Of infantry ana three
troops of cavalry Of the southern
department. were ordered today to
report for. duty at Ration, ~. n They
Win b usod in event Of vioiance IN
the. Sea1. stftke, 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
Reporf Ia Denied

London, Nov. 3.--The British for
eign office denied this afternoon to
Universal Service that negotia tons
had been opened between Britain
and Soviet Russia looking toward an
eayly peace npttlaMent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

tCon..nuca or p.go Tu,o)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04
WEATHER

Washington, Nov. 8.
Fair Tuesday, slightly
warmer in interior;
Wednesday fair: cooler
In interior.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

Continued on Page Twol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

tCon.iruen on Page Two. }
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-04

. 1cantiaued N Pare TweAs
Washington Journal., 1919-08-08
(5OrtTeBuua folst.)

- Nber, Iopo, tpo5n bot man
oenn Die 9onperiutions . 2eritcns7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

l'irs regular bars" service "H ~
Nnsis-tpr RIVER hr'Hoen Sew or.
loans and ST Luu s win wC't 8 sJl .-
.nrs Ia ct,u direction Th"r, D.
uulcr construction = very lrrg" fleet
~ modern. steel chrgp-carrN nG
bprg's and hi.h power tow boats
which equipment w.'l b" delivered
N" coming f1ll and with which II
VIII he possible 20 transport more
than 300 600 tons - freight be-
tween ST. Louis and New Orleans,
The railroad administration is
granting ipiri rates and through
bills NJ lad,nE In connection with th"
railroad nue4 radinting from Ne"
Orleans Memphis and ST Louis into
the wiley Of the Mississippi and t's
tributaries A. this time when raj
rates are being sharply raised TO
meet the increased cost ~ ran eerv.
icc the railroad administration has
found n desirable TO offer the pub
lic this alternative service wIh
cheaper rntoa and m" ali-rtl rates
10 offset tho slower ana less tl".
qurut service.
Through rates have been cs'ob-
liahcl between New Orioau. and
r1Iuta i'm Missouri. Iowa, Minnesota.
~ Isoonnn ana Illinois and the ONt.
houu interests have f"It 'hut they
arc also entitled to through rates be-
tween M" territories involved
Effective iast Monday freight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
MINERS WILL PROTEST
CH0CTAW LAND SALES


NTI TaT IN Thr WD|I
tOltr hNlIll Ark May %
John Wilkinson. prrEa,ui uf the
ul'nd Min" Workers uf ArkauYpe.
oklahoma ana T,NaH Will 'ri,, Sat.
urlu} uIph' with Attorney I.u,p
Grant general counsel f,r 'nr mIno
Nurk,rs. tor Warrington lu upp,tr
before lh" department Of ih. Interior
iu connection with the protests the
minors organization has mudr to
mat department IN M" slir NJ H"E
icgutrd land Of me thur'.rH Indiana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
DR.. JOHN w. DUKE TO
HEAD STATE PHYSICIANS

apeH,' 10 Tho world
MUSK 90 EE May - Dr lohr
W Duke of Guthrie. former state
health commissioning was elected
president 90 the Oklahoma state
Medical association At The cloWus
days session today oklahoma city
was solectod "a the 1920 cunvcn-
ton city
\ resolution was adopted urging
Legislative action "a permit the peg
pie NJ the state 90 vote on county
hospitals. under some plan other than
that provided IN the law recently en-.
acted by the legislature, which put
such projects undor the control oi
the county commissioners No def
mite plan was pat forward but y
legislative committee consisting Of
Dr Ross Grosshurt ~ Tulsa, pr A.
V. KcodA ufthicknsha and Dr Jack.
eon Uroshcars OF l.hwton, WAS named
to frame a bill
other officers elected were nr
Jackson Hroshcar". IAwtun. vice
PRECEDENT. Dr g. rinurll, Miami
second vice president. pr" s.
Hachctt, Euid, mira vice president
Or. L. $ Willour McNloslcr who Ia
the retiring president. delegate to
Tho American Medical society in 1920
ana 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Happy Mothers
Prepare in Advance
4 Wonderful Influence For E1psetans
Mothers.

Mothers for over hair . century ave
used With tho utmost regularity 'Na tine
honorr1 preparation. Mother Fr.Hi 10
fore tsr arrival pf baby tB,r. rs 1aJ
wonderful penetrating Appli.l lrua 'o- u'
abdomen and hrrNsls n ,p'.sas a.t uls'I
elastic the muscles rendering H'r pi,t
~ readily WELD TO nature r'rs.i for -.
pAnSion By its use the AsNInHs mouths
Of pregnancy Arr made rom.a-'Ai.r rh.
uNubl wrrnching strain. bearing i0Na "a
stretching pains are count 'raHt"t lf
system ls prepared for the coming o's-t
snd the uar Of Mother frr'd brings rr''
ful nights and happy anticipation 'or h'
nerves are not dtANn upSr vita 'hs usual
strain
By its regular application r1e nu''-
expand sasiy whou baby arr yes ~
time Is ess at the crisis And naturally ~
pain and danger ly less
ito,her's fr1,nd is on sale a. r'r1
drug store 1t IS Tor erterra' uss Only
Ia absolutely safe and wondar'a.g 81
frct'-
Write the Rradreld Regulator COMPANY
Dept g. Lamar Building Atlanta. hratt'
for their interesting Muth"rho'a h''s,
free 10 users Of Mothers Frlend A-t 90
isiu a bottle Of Mothers Friend '-'u 70
drug store and begin Lis Srsse'aI ''ss'
ucnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

NASIINITON, NlI u At TiII
rates on clean rlpc from Beaumont
Orange. Houston ana Galveston 20
,as.,ru srlhulri territory were
found not TO be unrcasunahly or un-
duly prriud.cal m a tentative do
ci.iun today hv an examiner for IA"
Interstate commerce commission IA
thu complaint Of the Heaumon,
chamber of commerce ana other
yIric organizations against various
clrrIers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
NEW FREIGHT RATE
SCHEDULE IN SIGHT
Traffic Organizations Take rp Mat,
ter of N"ndiuStincnt Win Rail
rp.tu Administration.

OKLAHOMA cry May 2.-
Ar'r q conference between the state
corporation commission and various
Htft. organizations Er lhc state
with representatives n the Mstir-
.ppi.wurr'ur waterways, basis
urpu which through water and rant
r,fr- hr'wrru oklahoma and S'w
orleans and between oklahoma
points ana IIiluoE Indiana. Town.
Murcautl. Nh'nIFnn and ohio dcstl-
rHNe.s. .u Iar Memphis gateway.
urc 'u ho promulgated has been
reached The basis contemplated ia
90 'lar tho au-rrlI r,fc from Sow
Orleans 10 Memphis and 81 LOUIS 'u
Memphis Hud take 20 per cent
thtl,u. using M" l,frrrruNrl lhua
nhtbu,d ~ u Il ference to exist b..
tween the I'I.raIl ana the waterfall
rates .
tho railroad administration H opcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
A Lady Was Flat on Her
Back With Terrible Spells,
But Her Husband Got
Cardui-And Now She
Is Grateful.

Mckinney. Texas -- Mrs Mary
Rtephenson of thi0 place states
About a year and "A hair ago was
down In bed for six weeks, not ubls
to sit up was fiat ON my back and
looked Ike / would die Nt times |
didn't know ANYTHING would got
nervous. / coul@n't bear any ono TO
talk to me would iust jerk and
shook with nervousness across
my hack WAS su sore and achod mo
all the time would have dizzy
tc0!lnK My limbs R,hed mo and |
would set numb and feel 80 weak
said TO my husband 1 knew
Cardui was good and / had best try
It.
He got rpS "A bottle ~ Cardui, ard
when had only taken one half bot.
tie ot CarduI | felt stronger took
n halt dozcn bottles altogether. then
in twy weeks after began taking
was up. In three was doing my
worNgb praise Cardui Tor believe
It savcd my NE and am grateful"
For over 90 years Cardu, has been
helping weak sick women back to
hral,h and slrcngta Try IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23
Irish Not Hound NV ,r,,o,

PARlS, May 22 Premier Clcmcn-
ccnu. president OF the peace con
rrcss, has received letter from Ed
ward Dcvnlcrr. count plunkct, and
Arthur Grifnths. irish Sim fcin
leaders, In which they declare that
ireland viii not hc bound hy tho ac-
tlon ~ tho british delegates ON tho
question OF peace. They ask
recognition on hchalf ot ireland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

rate. u. G. ol between lmrhhur-
r..r. Texas aud oklahoma CITY,
w.ro reduced from "a 20 80 ~ crn,s
per 100 pounds The northh0uni
rate has been 22l cents for somo
time Further reductions ON both
.uor-h and syWhhound oll are being
sought hy Congressman Scott Fer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-23

Tho use OF the metric system of
weights aud measures IL more
strictly enforced IN Uruguay than lu
any other American country
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

TulLLIARD'S gift 50 concrete evidence that a new era is here-a new era
for music and a new era for the people. The war demonstrated the value
Of music in a spectacular way with irefutabc concuSveneS. Since the
amslce, music has been rendering its service in an ever widening field.
JunL4ARD, by his gift Of a great fortune, has done more than give his
miIions-he has put the stamp of recognition upon musc'S wonderful power
to serve the people, and the millions he gave are but a forunner of steady
stream of millions from all over the country for this same cause.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
ENGLAND DEBATES
NATIONAL Finance
Coalition Attacks Government
on Charges of Extrava-
gance and Waste.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Nationsl finance
wis the topic up for debate in the
house of commons today with the gov
eminent facing probably as critical a
body of members as ever in the history
of parliament. More than 100 members
had given notice Of a desire TO speak
and all were understood to be pre-
pared to belabor the government for Its
alleged waste and extravaganza, some
Of the governments keenest critics are
among the supporter q the Goa!isiGn,
Edward Carson and Lord Robert Cecil.
The program called for the tntrodac.
ton this Afternoon BY Austen Chamber
lain, Chancellor of the exchequer, OF the
official resolution drafted BY the oabi'
net at Mondays meeting. The motlon
declares that this hGSs@, rssliIannss fne
dustry Of the nation Of the enormous
financial burdens. resulting from the
war, promises its hearty support 10 the
government in all reasonable proposals,
however drastic, for the reduction of
expenditure ana the d'nhinusion OF the
This Is counted a. equivalent e q Do.
MAofseen, tor the Independent. liberals,
and w. G. AdaEnson, for the labor
PARTY, have tabled amendments which
are virtually equivalent to votse o.
c6nsure,
week.. Both Premier Lloyd George ana
Mr.. Bonar Law, the government leader,
will speak In the governments defense
Winston Churchill, the wa seoretary,
will defend the war office against which
| ONE Of the strongest ehergss q ex.
travagance have bean lahnehed. .Othert
a .1.I - salAtAV.a rpphah1V will nffer Gee
| fsnses Of their respective departments.
Notwithstanding the intense anti,
| government feeling in a large section q
| Both the house and electorate, present
| opinion in political quarters 10 that the
| defset of the government Is UNLIKELY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
PLAN TO EXHIBIT
IN NATIONAL SHOW

The tri.state breeders Of pigeons and
rabbits made plans to get on TIE ma
tional map in big letters at a meeting
Of the Tri.ststs Pigeon and Rabbit
Breeders association TO be held Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday night
Members Of the" association decided to
send $50 pigeons and the same mum =
Der of rabbits to the National Pigeon
show which will be held in indianapolis,
Ind, Jan, 4 to g. Among theee two
assortments will be placed the best
pigeons and rabbits In the territory and
It is expected that some OF the most
important prizes offered At the show
win be won by the Southern entrants.
Joe Mette, poultry director for the
Chamber Of Commerce farm bureau,
and other members of the association
will accompany the exhibits TO Indian
| apolis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

The speed. Efficiency and thoreugh-
ness with which the American secret
service works was demonstrated TO
Blossom Seeley, headliner at the Or
pheum this week, several weeks ago
in a manner she says she viii never
forget. One matinee, shortly before
code messages we're heard OF, a ven
He presented his card, IT read, along
with his name, The Bureau Of lnves.
t~lgation, Department Of Justice OF the
United States"
Miss Seeley." he said, this morn.
ing you sent this wire"-and he handed
her a copy of a cryptiS telegram she
had filed that 9t F Say~ Wv fStw i qSes ~ !.
EB-C-D-K-H-F-E.LL." l..
For a moment Miss Seeley stared ~
him. Then she burst out laughing But
the secret service man just stood there
and looked at her without even so much
as a smile. He was all business. There
was no mistake about that. You poor
man." laughed Miss Seeley, you Don I
mean to say you suspect me Of send
ing messages to the enemy?| Miss
Seeley," replied the government mar
| seriously, this is war. Please do mol
| forget that" WELL" said the synco-
/ pating Miss Seeley, there's where you
learn something.
This Is a code tnat VauueNille peI'
formers use when they wish 70 com
municate with each other regarding
| local conditions. l sent this wire to az
Lact that is going to play this city mex
week. This Is what It A meant
audience is good. B means DRESSING
rooms are good, c means orchestra \
good. D means manager is good. i
means hotel is good, II means trans,
portation Is good. F al transfer
company is good. e means lighting
of the theater is good, and LII mean
| stage crew is good. There Is YOU
whole mystery. AS It happens this'towl
Of your is Al, but the code, contain
many other words, and not all of then
are complimentary. either
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
HUNS IN MEXICO PLAN
TO GET OTHERS THERE

BERLIN. Oct. %. tBy Associated
P~raek)-Ths league for the protection
Of German erhiSrants learns that thu
German colony In Mexico Is taking
measures to assist countrymen who de.
sire to settle in Mexico. a committee
formed by members Of the colony Is
working with the German consul-gen-
eral at Mexico City. The committee In
a communication calls attention to the
without funds
Sub committees have been formed at
Tampico and Vera Cruz to give advice
and shelter to Germans arriving IN
Mexico. The sare has been done Ia
Mexico City by the principal commit
tee which has opened headquarters
there.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
Inventory OF Coal
Supply In City
VIII Be Taken

Railroad officials at Memphis re.
csived a telegram from government OF.
Eoials wednk6day morning requesting
prompt information on the amount Of
ceal in the hands Of dealers, and pub'
lie utility companies, schools, hospitals
and public and private institutions, WIFE
street railway, electric, gas and water
companies would be able to operate
on their present supply Of cbal In the
event Of additional supplies being cut
off through . strike Of the coal miners
The inquiry is taken to mean that
the government is preparing to take
may arise as a result of the oontem.
plated strike and it is believed here
that If the strike Is called the govern
ment will take entire charge of the
distribution of coal through a ration
ing system.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Jumps OF u~ndlsgested food causing
pain. When your stomach Is acid, and
is gassy, sour or you have heartburn,
flatulence, headache or dyspepsia, here
Is speedy relief-no waiting.
Eat a tablet or two OF Pape's Dia-
pepsin and instantly your stomach feels
fine. All the indigestion pain, gases
acidity and misery In the stomach
caused by acidity ends.
Pape's Dispepsin tablets cost little al
any drug store but there 'is no eurer
or quicker stomach antaeid known.
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
u. S. AND JAP VESSELS
BEING USED IN BALTIC

PARIS, Oct. % French wireless Ser
vice. )-Amsriesn ana japanese steam
ships are engaged in the Baltic, accord
Japanese are carrying coal while the
American ahipe carry cAfGnes of raw
raatAr4als naAdAd by augaE r~elknAxiaas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29
Attention, Ladies'

vote for 7. G.. Scarborough, city as
SCISSOR, He has kept your assessments
cut Of politics. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-29

Military commanders have used music to
win battles and sustain the army. Industrial
leaders have used il to brighten the condition
Of the workers and facilitate production. Civic
authorities have used it to develop a commu-
nivspirta and arouse an interest in the city and
its welfare and progress.
Now, philanthropists, whose sole interest
is the welfare Of the people, have turned to
music as a means whereby they may best serve
thsm. r. -
This marks anew poch-th age ofmusic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BRITISH WOMEN WILL NOT
REL!NQUiSH INDEPENDENCE
NtfTIy Changed From Those Nho usca
10 BE Carefully Escorted 10
PnESRpts.

LONDON, Feb. S.--(Spccial)-- Ip,lc-
pendcncc won by women during tho war
IS not going to DC rclinuuishca I'm, n
hurry sd! the newspapers in comment.
ing Oh tho rnan1cr which thousands n
London women, lining the streets dur
ing me reception to Field Marshal Sir
l'ouSjaS liaig, commando or tho Hrit
ash armies in France. chccrcd him 10
the echo.
They were vitality changed from tho
women who used 10 DO carefully as
roftcd TO prewar pagcants II, tho Lon
uoH streets. observes one paper 81,
was evident these women had learned
INC right 20 cheer. Gentccl nu,tcrinr
OF scrappy handkcrchiefs is no longer
5000 enough for the women who have
worried anu waited through the grey
Gays O. sorrow, when war heroes come
home 'S' 1919
The crowds needed no urging 10 ,nn,xo
way lor women in uniform. They soon
round Inc places. and were among the
most inSistent in calling for Field Mar
Shal itaig while the official party was
Iuncning III buckingham Palace with
the hing. High and shri!l rang their
voices, We want liaig, we want Iair >"
and when that failed TO bring the com
:naGaer or the British armies in France
20 INC balcony, they led the refrain.
Hhig, Haig. Haig"
as ms did not get tho desired result,
they finally gave /; up and led the greai
crowd in singing Rule Rritannis "
They We're here. there, evcrywhrr,
ana were rs much the spirit OF inc oc.
chS!on as were the soldiers OF whom
great numbers turned out To weIcn,,n
lhe!r chief >o''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
A Quick and Harmless
Rheumatism Remedy
That sins Driven AN Agony from
Hundrtds OF Despnirins
Suffercrs.

isc fair TO yourself. You sufferer from
rhcuma tiS!n, no matter what form. Get
from your druggist package OF
EheuaiS. the guaranteed prescription.
Use the entire bottle. and if you don't
think 1t has given you quick and sure
rclier, say so, and YOU can have Your
money back.
Isn't that a fair offer? Can you sec
any deceit about 1t? What chance do
You take? Absolutely none.
Then get 4 bottle of Rhcuma to-day.
It's reputable physicians prcscrip-
ton. altogether different from RENE
dies usually prescribed. free from mar
cotics, and perfectly harmless.
Rheuma acts on the kidneys and
helps to force tho uric acid from the
swollen joints and other lodging places.
III pieases you in day; il makes you
hopeful and happy In week. 1t nag
released from bondage rheumatic SUI
fereTs who thought nothing would give
relief, 1t should do rs much for YOU
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supply you and guarantee money back
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