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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
BERKELEY D. ADAMS is
S. L. lUPTON'S SUCCESSOR
Charlotte County Nan Accepts an
Poiutmcnt I" s:atc Corpora
ton Commission.

Berkeley n Adams. OF Chariot.
,ountf. accented yesterday The OFFER
OF GoTernor Westmore!and Davis OF
appointment 70 The State Corporation
commission. 10 succeed s l.. Lupton
whose resignation from that body be
came effective on June |, Mr. Lupton
Was serving the uneXpircd term OF
Colonel CHRISTOPHER b. Garnett. who
gave up the position to render war
aerrice.
Mr. Adams was the unopposcd can.
ciidate for the Democratic nomination
in the August primary.
The letter OF Governor Davis and MIR
Adams telegram of acceptance arc as
follows:
CAS- you will probably have no serl-
Gus opposition for membership in the
State Corporation Commission and AS
l feel continual changes in that body
are greatly detrimental TO the public
service. 1t gives me pleasure 10 offer
YOU, and / hone you will accept, APP
pointment to the State Corporation
Commission to succeed MIR. S. J.. Lup-
ton, resigned. who was serving the un-
expired term of Judge Garnert
With kind regards. am
Yours very truly
NEWFOUNDLAND DAVIS.
Governor
Your letter Of eth asking me 10
accept appointment to membership in
State Corporation tommiss ION just re-
ceNed. In compliance with your re
quest will accept the appointment
and will arrive in Richmond 10 p. NJ.
today TO arrange details instructing my
resignation as member Of Virginia
General Assembly. assure YOU of my
deep appreciation OF your offer and my
thanks for same.
''EERkLEY n. ADAMS"
Having been declared the Demo
cratic nominee for membership on tho
State Corporation Commission for the
unexpired term OF { r Garnet and
having been appointed by the Gov
ernor TO The vacancy occasoncd by tho
nf
my duty TO accept the appointment"
said, Mr.. Adams las, night. Mr. I.up-
ton,-had ben4 appnjnted to fiji the
vacancy ca.psceA by the resignation of
Mr.. Garnet until twenty days after
the general election next November. as
provided by law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Z SJUBBS WITHDRAWS NAME
Mfddlesex County Delegate tbanr
Atti'nde Toward Calling Special
SesatOn Of I.~Ei.Inturc

Il. S. Stubs. member Of the Hons.
OF delegates from Middlcscx COUNTY
sent Governor Wcstmor.laud No.
telegram yesterday. withdrawinr nc
name from the petition for p snccisi
session OF the Legislature which womb
cared Tor the purpose OF matching
Fsaerai appropriations 'or pos, roads
MT. Stubs stated that he Ma
changed his mind In the matter since
reading In farm paper the CO..
errors reasons for not thinking -
special session expedient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS
Itichmond Snciety InnuEuratInr sir
Months tnm.nign TO Combat
PInEHc Here.

90 -ordinatine the work Of the In
structiv" Visiting Nurses Association.
the social workers Of the same bod
and the Richmond tuberculosis Society
the Department Of Public Welfare will
carry on campaign against tubcrcu-
IoSis embracing period Of the next
SIX months. Lectures will be given
ana free clinic conducted. where chest
examinations will he made for those
VINO apply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
DEALERS ASK REPEAL OF
AUTO C0NF|sCAT|ON LAW
Campaign Against Section of Prohi-
bitiun Statute to BE Conduct
ell i'm State.
CLAIM INJUSTICE is DOM.
Declare Concerns Selling Cars Are
Deprived Of Credit System by
Measure AMI Permitted no Pro-
lection Upon Their Liens.

For repeal OF that portion of the
prohibition law which forfeitS the in
tercSiS of the vendor of an automo-
bile caueht with contraband liquor in
1t the Richmond Automobile Trade AS
"oriation went on record yesterday fo;
Statewide campaign TO secure
pledges from candidates and members
OF the legislature Ia vote AGAINST the
ofending part of the statute.
The. Virginia Automobile Dealers
Association already had committed it
self TO this task and had appointed 4
committee. composed OF Russell II.
rawlings. Il. y. Blcnner. T.. G. Ander-
ron and J. II White. TO see dealers
throughout the State and To line them
up with the movement.
influence 10 Bc Used.
Money for the purpose WAS appro-
pr'ated by the local association. and
the campaign viii be begun AT once.
every candidate who may he pros
pcc;iNe member Will he interviewed as
% his attitude toward the suggested
repeal. All the influence the associa-
sion can bring upon opponents OF the
,hanCe VIII be cNericd
The association made it clear that
hey are not making any sort OF fight
against prohibition. but only against
that section of the law, which. in their
opinion. strikes at the very root Of the
automobile industry.
iealers declare they have no pro-
tcction OF the icin which they NAV
nave against cars caught with liquor
IN them by prohibition agents for
,eitcd to the state and sold,
Destroys Credit system.
This condition. they say practically
.nnihilates the credit system which
Is the life OF the trade. since no dealer
WISHES TO take the chance of losing
the purchase price Of 4 car tina; has
oeen sold to satisfy the prohibition
Jaw.
The statute MAS amended during the
felt the right OF licnholdcrs. Deal
srs said last night that they now wish
II so amended as 20 secure the same
right as was given them under the
original Mapp law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
WINS $4,000 CLAIM
nirkford Sand and Gravel Company
Given Verdict in suit
on Lease.

In the Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment for 1925 was given in favor
OF the plaintiff in the suit of l.. L..
Miles against Peerless Marine Motor
Company.
H. S Holland was given "A verdict
and Judgment for $4,000 against the
Bickford Sand and Gravel Company
and the American surety Company.
The suit involved the question of the
lease Of a quarry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Complain a, Train service,

Residents Of East Aztec, On II.
Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad. have
made com plant because the g:35
NJ, train no longer stops there 1'hcv
aSsert that in the CHARTER OF Inc rnn,
pany !s-e clause which requires mis-
train 10 serve them. There Is .ls,
agitation toward the building OF a
new station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Officials from Langley Field did not ar
pSar yesterday to take charge Of George
Morris colcrcd. Of that place. wanted on A
charE: OF larceny. Justice Cru;chficld con-
;irucd the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUS Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

W. T. Johnson. Q: Amelia county. told ;he
ponce here yesterday that his pocket was
clicked of SOP while in the Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Richmond Division. American Legion
meets for election OF officers tomorrow night
at ociock in the ChSmbcr OF Commerce
auditorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Mike Schcr was mustered out of service
a. Camp Lev ycsterdav; He operated an
anuaircraf gun with the Three Hundred
and Fourteenth Field ACtillery. and was one
of three N!rslnians with the outfit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Majo! William {. Lancaster arrived FIJI
Gsy morning from overseas on ;hc SuSoue-
hanna and was sen; 20 Camp sill He will
arrive in Richmond tomorrow morning and
will join his wife and children al 1870 Park
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
VIII BE- held in the auditorium OF the cham
hCT OF Commerce this EVENING" 1T $50 :,
paper. The Evolution ~ Specific Thcrspy' .
by DR. Thomas w. Murrcll. will I've read
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

The suit Of George Z. Haw administrator
81 J. O-msby. deceased, against the stephen
i'utney shoe Company 20 recover damages
by reason 81 the death az Mr.. ormsoy. while
in ,hc employ " the on
'r!sl IN Inc Law and Equity Court Yesterday
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

IN" WHIT" Eos. Ministries Will appcs-
ioniEh; at the Bellevue Junior High School.
The Cnic-iainricr; J. under IN" au-r!r"s ~
BrY Scout trOop No s.. % Church Hill. +
;ss: scoGtTaSter The entertainment.
VII begin ~ S:S u'ciOck The olia vii he
no Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
High-Grade
Administer Rugs

Now is a good time to buy one of
these Administer Rugs at substan-
tial saving. Just few Rugs left at
this price Make your selection early
and get the choice patterns. 9x12 feet.
Two prices, $3.50 and $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Crex de Luxe Rugs
FOR PORCH OR INTERIOR.

CreX De Luxe Rugs are intended pri-
marily for indoor use, though they
may be used on Sun Parlors or en-
closed Porches. Because Of their
adaptability for any room in the home
the year round, they are being extern
sively used in place Of medium and
lower grades of cotton and WOODEN
Rugs.
They come in colors Of blue, brown
and rose, and in wonderful patterns.
Size 4.6x7.6 feet $1,000
Size 6x9 feet Sl4.50
Size SX1O feet ...... $500
Size 9X12 feet .. $4,000
Third Floor.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
NOTICE or LAND SALE.
North Carolina,
NIX s-esIr Ai4Ll q

North Carolina,
Richmond County
Under the authority conferred upon
the undersigned Commissioner, APP
pointed by the Court in the action Of
Mrs. Leah Blacker, plaintiff, VS.. J. T..
Shepherd, defendant, and Judgment
rendered at the June term. 1919. Of the
Superior Court Of Richmond County,
will offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House door
In Rockingham, N. O., on Monday, De.
cember 18th, 1919, at IL o'clock M, the
following described land, to-wit:
y Beginning at a pine now down on
the road leading from Mountain Creek
TO New Hope Church, and runs with a
course in Shepherds line aboutS S. 80,
Nv. 80 poles to a corner on a branch in
3. ii Baldwin's line. thence with said
line N. so w. 6S IL poles to a hickory
now down. thence N. SO, e. IS poles to
d stake on a road, thence with the va
Tious courses Of said road so e. 16 IL
rgles, AZ 70, b. Ia poles IS. go p. 26 IL
poles to the beginnip &.
This Nov 9Th, 1919
w. r. JONES.
Commis sioner.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21

and South Carolina. This year
Rockingham High School will have
the distinction of being represented
for the first time by William Head
of the Senior Glass. 1t is indeed a
great honor for bill" to represent
the school on such mission. And
it is needless to say that the school
will be represented well and we all
sincerely hope that he will be sue
cessful in winning the handsome
medal that is offered to the best
speaker from the three states.
w. A. w.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
Accept This Gift.

During the week beginning
November "a, Everett Hardware
Store will offer a gift of a full
set of fine cooking ware to every
housewife who needs a new
range, and will buy it now. The
range, of course, will be the
Great Majestic. A demonstra-
tor will be at our store to show
you the many superiorities of
this famous range. You get it
at the regular price-no advance
whatever-and your set of
cooking ware is given to you alb
solutely without charge, if you
purchase your Majestic during
Demonstration Week. Don't
miss this extraordinary bargain.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
BENNETTsvI1.LE TRIMMED

The boys basket ball team defeat
ed the Bennettsville High School
team 50 to 5 Friday afternoon on
the Bennettsyille court. The for
wards Of the Rockingham team are
Charles r. McCollum and Merritt
Head; center Frank Ellerbe; guards,
Carey Webb, Lloyd Jenkins, Robert
Shepard, Henry Steele and Olin
Smith. The game was called at S
o'clock with Prof. Hewell as referee
and Prof SteadInan Of Rockingham
as umpire. Both teams struggled
for victory, but through the skill and
ability III Charlie and Merritt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF
LAND.

North Carolina,
Richmond County.
Under and by virtue of an order of
resale in the special proceedings in
the Superior Court of Richmond Coun-
ty, in the matter of Ada Mason ct al
Elk Parte, will on Monday, December
LIST, 1919, at IL o'clock M, in front of
the Court House Door in Rockingham,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
\ for cash the following described tract
Of land, lying in Rockingham Town
ship on the east side of Mason Branch,
bounded as follows
On the north by the lands of ]. M.
Dockery, on the east by T. c. Leak, on
the south by w. P. McRae and John
Bostick and on the west by Mason
Branch, and being the land devised to
Lee Mason by his grandfather. Viii
liam Mason. Said tract containing IS
acres.
This Nov. 18th, 1919.
w. r. JONES.
Commissioner.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
AS ills

as forward sharks, Rockingham won
the game by an overwhelming ma
iority. The game was SO very" in
teresting and encouraging to the
boys that they are now ready to
any school in the country.
Sudie and Eleanor.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
DINANGE PERTAINING TO
PARKING OF AUTOMOBILES
AND OTHER VEHICLES
ON STREETS
No. R0.

That it shall be unlawful for any
rson to leave an automobile, wag-
buggy or any other vehicle
lnding on the hereinafter named
,eets in the Town of Rockingham
+ a period of more than fifteen
inutes without moving the same.
he said streets or area to which
e above applies are as follows:
On Washington Street in the part
ssignated as the business district;
i New or Long Street from Wat
mixing corner to Franklin Street;
lso that portion of the Court House
quare that lies on the Northern
de of said Court House beginning
/ the intersection of New or Frank
N Street and running the length
[ the Court House East.
Any person violating this ordi-
ance shall pay a fine of Five Dol
lrs.
F. D. PHILLIPS, Mayor.
Y. L. SCALES,
Clerk and Treasurer.
JOHN L. Everett,
L. d. McPhail,
George Entwistle,
E. B. Lilies,
w. M. Halle,
Commissioners.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
PERSONALS I

First pupil:"-What kind of ac-
cent is that over i y?
Second pupil:-"It isn't an ac-
cent; its an accident"
The tenth grade have recently
completed a series of Robert Bruins
Poems under the supervision OF
Miss Finley. They enjoyed them
50 much that they arranged a
chapel program from them.
Teacher on English class: Now,
children, I'm going to give YOU a
good lesson for tomorrow we be
iieved it when we opened our books
to the page and saw The Demon d
me Study.
Continued 81 u.re f;itssn NJ
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
R0CKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL TO
BE REPRESENTED IN INTER-
STATE DEFAMATION
fsnNTECT

Each year there is held at Trim
ity College q defamation contest
between representatives from high
schools IN Virginia, North Carolina
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-21
SCHOOL NEWS"
Rockingham School
Department
Board of Editorss

G. Y. Coley, editor.in-chief
Florence Covington, 18th grade
Frank Copeland, 10th grade
Margaret McAulay, 9th grade
Robert Covington, 9Th grade
Sara Everett, 7th grade
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-24
Ia.

Israel, Lyndale and 9th No.; e. Atlas
Club, Lyndale and 9th No.; f. Agidas
Achin, 18th Ave. and 10Th St. So;
e. Other synagogues and clubs desiring
service of the committee.
O.. Publicity: a. B'nai Birth monthly.
Bulletin; b. B'nai Birth News (monthly
periodically; c. American Jewish World;
d. Daily Minneapolis papers; e. Yidd1sfl
daily weekly and monthly papers.
II. Creating Tolerant Attitude I oward
the Jews.
A. Through Council of Americaniza-
ton Agencies of Minneapolis: Furn-
ishing speakers to groups; a. Subjects
x Anti-defamation work. y. Jews and
their retatio to the community. z. Jews
and their relation to American Govern
ment
2. Furnishing demonstrations of Jew
tiles of social and charitable institutions;
b. Support of community enterprises.
x. War or charity chests Of funds.
y. Loan, Certificate, Bond Campaigns.
z. Health Crusades.
III. Make B'nai Birth official clearing
house for Americanization and
Social Service work among
Jews and official representative
organization of Jews of the City
of Minneapolis. .
a. All agencies doing work on Amer
icanization among Jews to first receive
approval from B'nai Birth Committee;
b. All Jewish agencies to cooperate with
B'nai Birth Committee.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-24
About Unhappy Children
For Happy Children
Continued from page 9

ingly allowing such conditions to ex-
list? These two million children
come to us like strangers into
strange land, trusting us implicitly,
hoping and believing that we mean
we'll by them, asking nothing of us
but to be allowed to grow into
healthy and useful men and women
and what do we do for them? What
can we do for them? Fortunately
there are men and women wise and
good enough in this country to try
to do something for these children
more than simply pity them. They
are trying to see that laws are passed
that will protect them and that such
laws as are passed are enforced.
They are trying to arouse the
consciences of the grown-ups to
their neglect of these many children
and to bring about the day when
every child can truthfuHy say from
it's own experience that America is
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-10-24
LOCAL NEWS---ST. PAUL
Continued from page II

Mrs. B.. Druck, General Council of
Mothers Club; Mrs. P. Goldstein, House
wives American Exhibit; Mile S. Loev-
niger, Council of Jewish Women; Mrs.
H. Bernstein, Webster School Mothers
Club.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
Nofas Breyes Fordnees
voTO DE GRACIAS

SEGUIN. Texas. Abril LA Sc
nora Margarita R. Salas. de esta ciu-
lad. desea hacer publico su agradeci-
miento al Campamento Bamboo dc
Ia Organization de "LenadOres del
Mundo'. de Seguin, Texas. y muy es-
pecialmente al senior S. +. Garcia.
Secretario de dicha organization. por
el cmpeno que dicho senior tomo para
que lie fuera pagada a dicha sonora,
Ia r6liza de su hijo Ascension SalaS,
fallecidc hace tempo.
FL page de la POLKA Sc hizo por Ell
Canuamento dicho, no obstante. que
FL Socio Salas Sc hallaba atraSado en-
e rago de sus Quotas Y de que Sc lie
considerable deSerto; pero Ell senior
Garcia puSo gran empeno en- que Ia
Organization tomara en- cuenta Ia
situaci6n de Ia famiiia Salas, espe-
cialmentc Gespues de Ia muerte del
icvcn Ascension. cue consigui6 Sc pa
cara : Ia sonora Salas. Ia cantidad de
$500. que correspondents a Ia POLKA
dc 81 hiio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
COHETE QUE ASCIENDE
DOSCIENTAS MILLAS
Es terrible arma destructiUa

WORCESTER, Mass. Abril 4.-El
Dr.. Roberto H. Gaddard, Professor
dc Fisica or e} College Clark, que ia
estado trabajando bajo eli patronato
de Ia Secretaria de Guerra. del ms
tituto Smithsonian, de Ia Universe
dad Clark, V del Institute Politecnl-
co de Worcester, ha i~nventadO un
nuevo cohete que sc consldera Sera
una terrible maquina dc guerra, pues
tiene una fucrza destructive podero-
sa Y un pcder asccnsor que 10 hace
alcanZar Il altura cuando menos'
de 200 millas, o SeaR POGO mas de
S21 kilometres. o sea una altura tres
vc"es mayor a la que sc considera
ticne Ia atm0sfera.
FL cohete. ell opinion de los clentl-
ficos que han investigate sus efec-
toS. es el mas elective que Sc ha pre-
parade hasta ahora. De los cohetes
last2 ahora conocidos V puestos en-
uso, el mejor, segin las opiniones
cientificas. tiene una fuerza efecti-
"a dc un tres por ciento, mlentrae
que eli que ha invcntado ell Prof.
Goddard. ]alcanza n c~fectividad
hasta dc un 63 por ciento.
FL cohete de Goddard fue prepa>
RADIO en- IN lahoratorio especial Y -
firma del armlsticio evit6 que Sc pu-
sierra Ell uso CT las operaciones bell
cas- contra los alcnanes, pueS para
entonces Sc hahian terminado va to-
Gas las pruebas locales a que Sc le
sometiera.
Esas pruebas hechas con modeios,
demoStraron Que un cohete de treln-
ia iibras dc peso equipado o el SIS
tema de propulsion Goddard, que e.
ell invcnto del Professor. podia en-
viarsa a una altura mucho mayor
cue la de IL atmoSfera terrestre.
Il cohete Goddard es impuisado
por TN motor de gas perfeccionado,
gle Sc instala en- Ia p2rte mas baja
dies casco. Y cuyas eXplosiones gene
radoras &el poder, provienen de car
| tuchos Il son alimeHtados dentro
| de la camara por un aparato medidor
de tempo, parecido a Ia maquinaria
de TN reloi.
E. aicance del cohete esta iimitado
tan solo. por IA cantitad de cartu-
chos impulsores que puede llevar. Y
cl aparato todo no nccesita de ningun
canon especial para lanzarlo 81 e.
pacio. sino cue puede hacerse desde
un punto caalquiera Y o n faci-
lidad que cualquiera pue6e aprender.
FL detalle que hacc de este coheta
ma terrible anna. es e. de que puede
cargarse con explosives poderosos o
con gases. en- una Samara especial
que Sc halla en- la cabeza del para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
:QUIEN SAN0?

Wrightsboro. Texas.-El Sr. Mora
les de este pueblo nos comunica que
una persona de 81 amistad ha rccu-
perado 81 Salud perdida o haber
usadu Alma Cordial. Tai como este
case hay c~entenares Y dia Q dia
sigue creciendo cl = 4 numero de
personals que han sanado con SOLO
nabcr tornado Alma Cordial. Lea
csto:-Senor es Q: DGsoSesouj
eSto:-SenoreS: Deseos dos cajas dc
Alma Cordial. remitieado a ustedes Ia
suma de $500: Ia deseo q vuelta de
correo para una persona que Ia esta
tomaaGo Y pienso que con estaS dos
cajaS mas recupere su Salud. Sin
mas, 81 humilde Servidcr, Tmoteo
Morales. Wrightsboro, TeNas.-Para
tCs, reSfrios paSadoS, reuGlaS. ~catarro.
Isis, aena. est6mago. higado. rino-
mes, coraz0n. debilidad general, ner-
vios o pulmoueS debileS. Sismpre u
sen la mejor medicinal. Alma Cordial.
Precio. IN peso. 81 81 botica no Ia
tiene mandenos el peso Y = vuelta de
correo Sc la mandamoS porte pagado.
No sc dele euganar, para su Salud
S;emprc use Alma Cordial o no use
NADIA. Sc DEVUELVE Ell DOBLE
Del PRECIO 81 NO ALIVIA \
QUEEN LA USE Dirijase a Alma
Med. &C. Sta. y. Dept 30, San
Antonio, Texas. . ADV.