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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-28

was the indissoluble union Of one man
and one woman till parted by death.
'The American bishops" con-
tinued DR.. Guerry, Exercised a de-
cided influence on the conference on
the subject of prohibition. The Eng
lish bishops were disposed to bring in
a noncommittal resolution on prohi-
bition, but the American bishops,
backed up by the Canadian and the
Australian bishops, were able to
swing the conference to a position
indorsing prohibition. Out of SO
votes cast on the motion, only three
were against it,
Wants American Friendship.
Bishop Guerry did not care to dis
cuss the hunger strike of Lord Mayor
MacSwiney of Cork, nor did he say
what attitude the English people
took on the candidates. of Cox and
Harding.
"The general attitude in England"
said the bishop, "is to cement in
every way possible the ties between
the two nations. I was present when
the Lincoln statue, given by Elihu
Root to the English people, was un-
yelled and I heard Lloyd Georges
response on that occasion. He said
that the face of Lincoln was the most
familiar and the best beloved of any
statesman throughout the English
speaking world. The world needs,
Lloyd George said, men of the type
of Lincoln and Lee. The English peo-
pie favor anything that will bring
about better understanding be-
tween the two great nations.
"The most notable utterance of the
conference is the manifesto or ap-
peal to Christians throughout the
world on the subject Of church unity.
In England" says DR.. Guerry, "it is
said that this appeal marks an epoch
in the religious history Of that coun-
try and of the world. would COM
mend this appeal to the careful atten-
ton of all Christians who have not
yet read it in the religious press. Out
of the ESQ bishops present only four
voted against adopting this appeal,
and three of them were from the
United States. This vote is all the
more remarkable because so many
schools could agree upon a platform
of unity, but was also evidence of
the leading Of the holy spirit
American breaches.
An American bishop was requested
to preach the concluding sermon in
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
8 @ o o o @ 8 @ o @ o,
"Fair and Warmer"

EdII oA0 w soA ASA'
Coming next Tuesday to the opera
house is May Allison in one Of her
new screen classics, inc. specials,
'sFair and Warmer" the Selwyn and
CO. success, by Avery Hopwood. The
picture is an adaptation Of one Of the
most successful farces ever presented
on the American stage. It's run in
New York for two years, and else
where for fully as long; and its ex-
tended vogue in London pronounce it
that.
The advent of Miss Allison, easily
one of the most captivating of mo-
ton picture condolences, in a new
picture is event enough; but in SO
celebrated a piece as EFair and
Warmer" those who follow the
screen here will be given an excep-
tional treat.
The story concerns the tribulations
of two young married couples. In
one case the young wife complains
that her husband, Billy, is so perfect
that he is dull; and in the other case
the young husband, though he adores
his wife, employs just the tactics
Billy should take advantage of-he
goes out of his way to keep his wife
guessing. And when circumstances
cast together Billy, and the apparent
ly neglected Blanny, the result is one
of the most absurdly funny series of
situations ever contrived, even by
Mr.. Hopwood, who is admittedly the
premier farce writer today IN
America.
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submitted expense accounts for his
own trip to the convention city and
Harrison's papers, were certified to as
covering trip on official business.
Baruch Backs Picture.
From Harry Levy, New York mo-
tion picture producer, the committee
! learned that B. NJ. Baruch had ad-
vanced him s25,00 to date to cover
production of the motion picture,
"Uhcle Sam of Freedom Ridge"
which has been mentioned several
times during the hearings as Demo
cratic campaign material. The total
cost Of the production would be $780,
900, he said.
"Mf. Barueh contributed his mon
ey to a business enterprise which he
entered because Of his interest in
the league of nations" asked Senator
Reed.
''That is about it," said Levy.
Another phase of alleged federal
government political activity taken
up was tina. involving charges that
postmasters ard other officials had
been solicited for funds by the Demo-
cratic national committee. Loren C.
Talbot, who described himself as a
t1etter writer" for the committee,
denied use of any special form OF let
ter for postmasters.
eff they got letters, it was just as
other Democrats got them," he said,
and added that because of postal reg
ulations, letters of solicitation ad-
dressed to federal officers had been
marked fc~ delivery at home ad-
dresses.
Talbot also denied that list for
the 250,OoO or 100000 letters sent
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NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of j. NJ. Foster will please
present the claim duly attested to
Mrs. E. U. Foster, executrix, and all
persons indebted to above mentioned
estate will please make settlement on
or before September 80, 1920, with
the undersigned.
MRS. E. U. FOSTER,
Executrix.
Newbefry, S. e., July 19, 1920.
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"What Women Love.

A $50 foot dive from the mast Of
a pitching schooner.
A thrilling battle between young
society girl and a goriila-like mar
twenty feet below the surface of the
sea.
An uneven battle between young
society man and a mutinous crew or
tramp schooner.
These are just few Of the tense
moments in "What Women Love-
Annette Kellerman's modern comedy
drama which comes to the opera
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of j. Reuben Thomas, de-
ceased, will present same daily at
tested to the undersigned, at Blairs,
S. c., or to my attorneys, Hunt,
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Hunt & Hunter, Newberry, S. c., on
or before the 14th day of October,
1920.
Lewis S. Henderson,
AS Executor of the last will and test
ament of j. Reuben Thomas, de-
ceased.
September II, 1920.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04

Ola samra. charged with manufactur-
ing corn whlskey. wan BROUGHT from
Fort sumner 10 await the action Of
the fedcrai grand jury Ia the herna-
liilo county Jail. James was operat-
Inc a atiii on she AnFon ranch near
port summer Il u charged. lie was
brought here ~ Deputy u. $. Mar
shat Ed busch.
Nthior Mnntoyn has returned frugn
Mora where he organised the Mora
County Salvation Army Campaign
committee. g.. H.. Strong was made
chairman n the committee, Eugenio
Romero. secretary and =. Myers,
treasurer.
~. Johns guild viii for the
lac, time nj the home OF the priest
dent. Mrs. A Il. Merrisrctts, at al6
North Ninth street tomorrow after
noon NJ : o'clock. Mra Morrissette
who has given 20 much Of her time
during her residence IN Albuquerque
10 church. club aud musical organ
izations L. leaving on the first OF
June for her new home In II faso.
Election % officers Will take place ~
fomorrow meeting and other bust
ness OF Vital importance. Every
member of the guild Is urged 10
attend fhis meeting.
Thomas EInsore Luccs. poet. lectur-
or and actor. will E'v@ an entertain
ment tonight at the High School
auditorium under the auspices OF the
local American Legion post. Mr..
I.ucey l. editor u the Missouri Mule.
one 81 tnt most humorous soldier
magazines published. His narratives
will be accompanied by cartoons
drawn while he u taiEing. He has a
novel and entertaining program
TIE alumni association 90 Sigma
Chi fraternity will hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight at the
chapter house on University hill.
Kenneth Balcomb is head OF the or
gsnizstion.
The Mothers Circle Of the ConRrc-
Eat!onal church will meet Thursday
from . to 9 y. M, with Mrs. H. :.
smith, SIS North Fourth street.
Cradle roll party Tor children. Come
and nave "a good time.
Al men and friends OF thc Con,en-
ton bible class Of the First Baptist
church are urged TO be present at
prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
business OF Importance. y: order OF
class president.
The Menaul school band viii give a
concert tonight at the school north
Of town. TO which the public is IN
vited. Prof. Fred X. Ellis. band IN
structor at the school for the past si'
years. has developed the talent at ths
institution into a musical organization
which Is a credit both to the school
and teacher.
A team OF the Western brewery a
Ice company which made 4 Wild dash
last week and succeeded In knocking
a street ear from the track. mad
another dash through the streets thii
morning AZ n o'clock, hut was check
ID when Il hit a telephone pole
smashing tho wagon. The team mar
rowly missed several automobiles. !
started to run when In the alley baci
OF the Savoy hotel between Siive
and Gold avenue and ran nortl
across East T~ntTal avenue. nnalli
stopping In the alley bctween Eas
Central and Copper. No arrest wa
made ~ the driver said he had IN
team tide and that u broke away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
MARnIAGE ~iLcENsEs

Frank Matsunga. Albuquerque;
MnrEaritn Talaveri. Albuquerque.
Harry a. Lohmeier Wagon Mound,
n. NJ; Frodn Guthmnn. Hoy. n. N.
Casper e.. coan. Frederick. Colo 4,
Louise Durras. Madrid, ~ NJ.
TcohiC Girou. A%ibnqnerque; Vic
toria Florez. Albuquerque.
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SPENDING PROBLEM
Fam m n Ash NffT

SAN FRANCISCO--'f don't know
how to spend my money said . note
loft Nv Lewis Gciyp when he tried.
ana failed. 10 commit suicide.
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x = n DY&kS&}'I
g s, S3 s55{i5 4 Gsadszs;, =
THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW MORE THAN WE

VINO was It said This is my work
my blessing. not my hane- I am tho
one by whom this work can best be
done IN my own way
I cant remember who il WAS. hut ]
know l love it. l think I've called II
to your attention before. with tho ON
phasis on tho first sentence. Now
want you to think OF II With special
emphasis on tho last
II am tho ono by whom This work can
best no done in my own way"
Tho Authorman started me on this
tram Of thought.
He has just boon telling ma how ms
friends want 10 rrorsan!zc his way 81
living and toll him how nc could do his
work 20 better ADVANTAGE.
With Half an Hours Thought They
Arrange HIS Whole Iife
Not one OF them" says the Author
man, ever did any writing himself
and yet they are all sure that they
could tell me lust how | should arrange
my life. | must 80 about and mix
moro. must take NOR" vacations
Here am l who have thought and plan
ned and worked out schedule that
seems about the best I can do and found
out what my weaknesses ara and what
] must avoid. and here ar" they who
have given tho matter perhaps half an
hours thought. and they arc SO darncd
ccckSurc that they know more about |;
tina nj do
think We all know people who arr
perfectly sure that with a lit;lc thought
they can solve our problems better
than we can.
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The trouble is Of course, that in their
brief considerations IF our problems
they see what appears to be beautiful
WY out, and Immediately rush |" toll
u without knowing anything really def
iritn about that road. Whcrca" We,
WHO have already tried II. know thai
just around tho first corner arc diff
cultIcs which We think arc greater than
those which hesrt u N tn" road We are
taking.
Each Mans Problems Are His own.
To n certain extent. each man 5 prob
l,n,H arc absolutely his own. y" an
can kr"N nno'hC-:, exact strength AMI
wcahu, ~ the run luwNrdne"& "f -
rrlec!.~ why H. is what he T. ard docs
" hat he does.
And vet. rs | write this :r'nlh.c
For thcr" is another side 10 all this
and dare not leave II unprcs"nt"d
No on" can know IN" inwnrdn"@s "l
cur rrNhlrm=. EUt. un the other hand
- j. almost imNussjlNo for liz !" ku""
'hc OUT wardNcsS ui rVr own rrhicm~.
Every nam NnW~ ;h.rgs about him.
srir that tn" outsider can't hn"w AMI
the outsider hu"w% things about mu
that hc probably doesn't know.
Suggestions Not Directions
one must. in tn" last analysis. hC tn
u'timat" judge "r what is right and
best for himself. but the wise ono with
good mind and broad undcrSta ndinE
may offer you suggestions "C infinite
value. Nnd rl, man who's" mind is
81 sod 20 inc>" SuSE"r'i"nS viii not y.
the ono " hu has ANY real rIrh' - Say
Il am jh~ one Ivy whom my work Cnn
best be don" in my own way
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Stock or Dairy Farm.

Contains 306A, two sets OF buildings.
one house 10 rooms, the other 6; main
barn 55x57: other stables, stock scales.
corn-crib. granary and wagon shed COM
b!ned; mobile shed: two silos; wash
house and hen-house and spring house
Land lays well. plenty OF water, sprin:;
of soft water at house; good wheat. corn
or tobacco ground; about all in blue
grass; land can be divided in . or .
tracts il wanted. Lays along old Nj
tional pike. IA miles east OF Cambridge.
.. 4 chance to make money. W. l..
Hanna, Quaker City, Route No. .. Chiu.
mr-J-n
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LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS
(Conttnuod Prom Page one0

session To witness. spectators said. be
| cause Il WIS nrvcr known just how the
! senate would turn. There was no suca
r thing rs party lines.
This morning nj q luncheon given by
Mayor Grant Hall Tor tn" suffrage work
"-s at the Eanawha hot"l ". L.. Bake.
state Republcan committee chairman.
gave a toast praisinC tho work or Gov
Crnor Cornwcll, Democrat, is aiding
tho ratification OF the sufrar" amend
mcnt- Truly II WAS a strange session
IN a West Virginia legislature IN moro
details than one.
The Appropriation
or the appropriation Of SSt99AnH,
s2.S56.50 WAS expended to nay tho mile
age. and salaries OF tho senator's and
attaches or the senate and /" cover n
contingent appropriation Or g non.
A tota, Of Sl7.5S2 ~ was expended BY
the HOUSE of Delegates which included
\ contingent Appropriation OF $4,000.
Tho miscellaneous expenses ~ tho
leEi Slatur" which includcd a printing
appropriation cr $1,000. tot0il"d sos
50.
Tho idea ~ passing legislation rrO-
wiling for tho changing Of the rcg =
tratiou laws that women could vote
in the primary vas not received favor
that mirht arise. Bills providing for
this were introduced in both houses.
Opinions u-crc Expressed by legislators
that such Legislation could hut antic.-
pate a constitutional amendment whl,h
might not come about.
In case the federal amcndm,1' +.
RAJ fled by thirtN-SiN states and proc
lamation TO that effect Is issued ny IT,.
secretary or state from Washington.
there are two points Of view among
Legislators Ns to what may happen.
One IS that the constitution Of the
United States will he construed az an-
nullnE all cor ClictS VIII IN" stat" laws
and state constitution. and the other is
that the state laws and constitution
| must be changed n the prescribed man
ner.
The procedure that will como shout is
| predicted by legislators 10 be as fol
| lows:
Women desiring 70 vote Will appear
| before registrars, and upon his refusal
| 10 hermit them to vote VIII sock man
damus from III" courts comp, Cling hin
! 70 registrar them or show cause. Thou
! tho latter will be taken 10 the suprcm,
court OF appeals Of Wcst Virginia and
| possibly TO tho supreme court OF tho
! United states
! These bodies Will eventually decide
! lust how nc state laws and CCuStitu-
ton will be changed to meet the r.,
! ouircmcn,s Of tho NInri"Cu'h amend
mCnt.
Delegate W. 6 John gave OUT z
statement this afternoon regarding thi
question and tho matter Of introducing
such bills IN tho House Of Delegates:
John's Statement
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Farm: PSI acres, fine
= silos. plenty Of fruit, good
water. Buildings worth $4,000 and
$4,000 worth OF timber. Price SIS Per
acre. Also ESQ acres. fine farm .
miles from Pryor. Okla. J. P. Gates4,
Ohio. f-19-2lt
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FOR sALE-Farm on March 18th. 1920

FOE SALE-Farm on March lTth, I'-O.
l55 acres located on National inl-
proved road. in Guernsey county. a3
miles west of Bridgeport, O.. & miles
from i. Il. station. l6 miles east -!
Cambridge. o., County seat.) y s'" ii
TWO story slate roof. 10 room franc
Mousr with furnace. Good stable. larg"
barn. silo. and all other out buildings. >
VEINS coal. top vein partly worked; ~Ood
we'll water. large clstcrn at barn, fruu.
farm in good repair. and is as COED a
farm rs in eastern Guernsey county.
also horses, mules. % head cattle. sO..c
registered Jerseys; all farm Implements.
Sale commencing a. ~ o'clock shaip.
Eliza +. Coleman, mr-E-n
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wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
LINOTYPE oPERh
TORS. APPLY TO FOREMAN
WHEELING INTRLLIGENCER.
FoR SALE-FAKMH
$4,000 DOWN SECURES
3cO ACRES WITH PAIR HORSES,

oEO AOH6o WIFI fA1H HV1NoAo' .
mules, IL cows, 10 hsifsrs, bul-, 8
steers, all Mgh-grads Holsteins, hcG,
poultry, hay, fodder, carriages, wagcI5,
harness, implements included; - 40
gets everything, easy terms, biggest
bargain ever Offered In this rich ua.ry
and farming section, by owner whore o.i
interests In the South require quick re-
moyal. Near main line depot AID mar
ket city. Dark loan soil cuts tons nay
the acre, 75-cow pasture, wood, timber,
large orchards vast quantity berries
tor high prices at local storsS. fow
12-room house, immense base::sac
barns, silo, corn storage barn, grrnsry,
running water house and barns. DIT .lI3
page Strout's Spring Catalog Ba:gs-ng
SO States; copy free. sTHoUTS FAEN
AGENCY, 3o7 A. H, Union Bank Bag
Pittsburgh. mr-lZ-G
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l0A Chicken Farm, 81, 400

No. % IN Spring Catalogue. best bar
gain OF season. 6E. cottage. harm. Other
buildings, fruit. nice location. Will
trade for piano. auto or other property
as part ray. Writ" for new catalogue
or Ohio Farms. SoS farms fully dcSCrib-
ID, in seven different counties. any size
and priced farm you would want. II.
H. Masters farm agent. Cambridge, -.
Il. H. MASTERS,
Farm Agency. Cambridge, o.
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Honest finders are NOT
keepers. Nlnety-hVe per
cent of the people are honest. A
Lost" ad vii. recover your
property in almost every in
stance.
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G.. II. Q u I NJ B Y
Eleventh St. Next Hose House

Dcslr.r@ t" retire from Business l
will sell ny Book. Stationery and
I',..i. djr.I business chcap. Can c,ch2nSn
~ real estate ~ give time on part Of
lash irl'
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Whites Of eight eggs. two Guns of
whit" sugar. on" Cup Of hutfcr VOL
washed. on" cup ur sweet milk one tea
spoon ~ S"dH IN dtwo Of cream oftartnr
sjfi"d into two cupG az flour md one
Of CnrnstarCh Beat the huttcr 10 =
cream and then beat in IN" flour: heat
The white Of the eggs to stiff fr0th
and h"af ia" sugar into that. Into this
stir N" milk and then add tho two mix
lures together Between tho layers
spread whipped cream. slightly sweet
emu GHrniSh with hlanchcd almonds.
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sedan, four Ford trucks. All in first
class shape. Bruce II. Seabright. Can
1872, mr-l0-l
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WANTED-2 young men to work i
chain men on surveyors corps. Cal
Wheeling 36l. mr-12-h
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wANTED-Joh as porter. by good whit.
man, single. Sc. Address Derek Var
"3l3 Main ST. mr-12-h
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FOa SALE.
FoR SAL,

FOR SALE-l9l7 model Chalmers, good
condition, recently overhauled, 1870
axlcs. universal, etc. Reasonable time
payments. Apply Moorcs Quality Dru.
Store, Main and Seventh streets.
mr-l2-n
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wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Sign PAINTER. Commercial
and wall man. Good job for the rig 1
man. The Ahren CO.. Fairmont. w. Va,
l.. .. Box 246. mr-l2-l
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wANTED-PEMALE.
WANTED

wANTED-A settled woman for office
work. enc who can typcwrite prefer
red. Address l.. n. H., care Intelligent
Ger. mr-l.-i ..
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wANTED-Houscmai Apply Mrs.
Fred Behrens. Park Road. or tcl':~
phone Woodsdalc 14S. mr-Sp
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Barber shop. Apply s7ii
Chaplinc St, or call 2742-W. mr-Il.i
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FOE sALE-25 to 30 head all purpose
horses. all kinds, all times. Enquire
BrandfaSs feed and sale stable. 33rd AMI
Wctzcl SITS. Wheeling. mr-lO- sod
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wANTED-Man thoroughly familiar
with freight tariffs and stenograph'c
work. Apply c. W. Henry, % City Ran@
Building. mr-i0-l
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MS ELLANEOUS.
PATENTS ":S35 :s :s 5:S e;
L." ed paten: an6
trlicrlarr. ~, cation. Booklet rec.
II. L. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange LINK Building.
WLrciluL. ". Va
TOE RENT

FOR RENT-FurniSh,d rooms. electric
ughI ard bath. G"nilrmen preferred.
Call telephone lTS7-M or imquIr" lGh NO
Front street. mT-IV-'
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WANTED-Men to sell stock in 4
SeHickley- McKeesport oil and gas com.
pany. Men who can speak foreign lang
guages preferred. Before you sell
share you are at liberty to go to the oil
field and make a personal investigation
Of what We are offering. Address an
swers to wickiey-McKeesport, care
Intelligencer. mr-6-m
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wANTED-A barber. Apply 2744 Chap,
line 81. or call 2742-W. mr-ll-i
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WANTED-Good strong boy to work at
night. Must be over Is years Of ago.
Apply to Foreman, Wheeling Into,H-
gencer.
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-EUy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
tism. Nest important discovery OF Tn?
age. \ herb that actually drives the
most stubborn case OF rheumatism on
iircIy out Of the system. People write
Us and say they are astounded at the
results. especially ON the kidneys. Just
think of the rnr"y making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. sl.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express pail.
Rheumatism Herb Co. Venice CalifCr-
MIA my-2S-tt.