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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28


lists Producers Corporation.
a lsushng, jazzy and extremely up
to-date spectacle Is The century Mid
night Whirl," NNhlsh in-two parts,
with "a scenes, opened at The play
house last evening for a three days
engagement 10 Is clever show,
with much catchy music and many
pretty girls The audience last night
easily could realize why the Cen
lury Midnight Whirl" WAS New
York triumph for three SOLID years.
Tho scenic changes In the ErfOrm-
airce are kaleidoscope and most ef-
feriivo in their beauty. They are sur
PASSED only by the magfiilcence and
Variety OF the costumes Even the
Youngest In the audience could real
he that money had been poured out
without stint upon the be-ieWellcd
and metallic fabrics and satin dresses
that tho beautiful women OF the cast
WORE
Ia coming away from the show the
Impression remains Of the run, The
cabchy sOngs with much action, VI
DE entertaining and skillful dancing
OF me many elaborate gowns and
lack OF gowns Of chorus girls going
into the audience and talking TO en-
barassed young and midlc-agcd men
"Ontury Midnight Nhirl" is a bril-
liant musical eXravaganza and Is
starred by many we'll known players
In the cast are the Mdely-knoWr
comedians, Wchard earle and Charles
Winningcr. Both took a number oil
parts throughout the performanc,
and prOVed as versatile as usual
Wnnlngcr, while a clever entertainer
with his acting, proved as highly en-
Pertaining with Ids many muslca
numbers.
Blanche Ring was another fayOrdte
taking a comedy part along with Mr.
Carlo and Mr.. Winninger. She wa
well received In her specially mum
hcrs. one Of her outstanding mum
hers was In a condensed comic oper'
with Garlic.
Ninona Winter won much applaus
because OF her singng and her cleve
VcutrilOQuism. Jay Gould has an at
irartlve personality and added mucl
% the success OF the performance
especially with his dancing.
The Bennett Twins were hearlt
applauded in all their entertainin
dances. one OF the most impress
eionahle scenes In which they starre
was "Baby Dolls" In this they d
some clever dancing and are SUP
ported by a large number OF eXcellen
dancers. who exhibit many fanclfu
and artistic steps.
The song numbers are many, bu
the two that were possibly the mos
popular were those In which IN
chorus pranced out into the audlenc.
They were button Me Up the Back
and let Cuta Cut Your Cutfcle
Both OF these won prolonged al
plause.
IA would be impossible " tell q
fhc ex,.anenoe OF The Century MI
night Whirl." IL will be az the PA
house this evening and tomorro
night with matinee tomorro
afternoon. The Playhouse mana9
ment announces theme are many goe
soats left for the remainder or N
engagement In this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
WOMAN SEEKS MOTHER
in CHESTER.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Helen
Passin, Of 1886 Augusta street, Chi
cago, has asked the Chester police to
aid her to locate her mother, whom
she thinks IS living in Chester.
Last Tuesday l received letter
from a man and he told me he
thought my mother was living In your
city" writes Mrs. passln. Her first
name Is Alice. and she has used the
names of Martin, Murphy and Watson.
! certainly would like TO find her, and
l am sure she will communicate with
me II she learns that I am hunting
her and have learned Of her where
abouts."
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
AT THE SAVOY.

Irving Williars massive super-prO-
ductiOn. Down Home" had its initial
showing at the Savoy Theatre yester-
DAY and will be continued today and
tomorrow. The atmosphere OF Down
H0mer is refreshing in its complete
uaiuralncss. You can almost catch the
aroma OF homemade cookies left on
me sill OF the pantry 10 cool. and
smell the hOneysuckle that twines
around the cottage. where Nancy and
her poor father live Nancy pclOt. the
sweet and charming country lass. who
deyoies he- life TO her father, Is beau
tifully and sympaihetically portrayed
by Lcatrice Joy. William Robert
Daily as Joe pelot. the father. does ex.
cellent work throughout and In th'
church scene, where he manifests hii
love FOR God, be has so long ignored
viii long be remembered for his won
derful insight into the part.
In addition. Florence Turner make
her return 20 the screen In a delight
FOL comedy subject. 'Stenographer'
First" Those who recall Miss Tur
ner, viii welcome with delight he
first comedy creation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
HOWELL MANAGER
OF AUTO SECTION

n w Howell, manager Of the Tire
Shop. was chosen chairman Of the
managius committee OF the Automo-
bile Trades Section OF the Chamber OF
Commerce at a meeting Of the section
yesterday afternoon. The following
were selected members OF the COM
mittee:
q. d. johnson, Delaware Motor
Sales Company: C. b. Pyle. Foss-
Hughes Company; W. p. Airhart,
Packard Company: Harry T Graham,
Wilmington Automobile Company, and
f. II. briggs, Z. r. Mack Truck Com
pany.
n. w Howell W. p. Airhart and
C.. D. Johnson were selected as 5
membership committee. Harry T
Graham, w. p. Airhart and ~ W
Howell were nominated for board o
directors OF the chamber
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
SING "MEcSIAIIp on SUNDAY

The weekly sing Of the Harry Barn
hart Community Chorus will be held
this evening In Wilmington High
School The flnal rehearsal OF The
Messiah" also will be held. This pro-
ductlon will be sung at the Playhouse
on Sunday afternoon. Miss Mildred
Graham, soprano, and Benjamin
Berry, tenor, both OF New York, will
Ticiets for The Messiah IS M may be OBJ.
tanned all this week i'm the lobby OF
the Hotel dupont. The tickets are
free, although friends may con
tribute voluntarily.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28

the Board adopted a motion retain
ing Professor Barley as acting prin-
oipal for the remainder OF the school
year.
Prior to assuming the duties OF act
ing principal, Professor Barkley was
head of the department OF history, at
the High School.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
NINuIAUY nANCF TONICuT

The Junior Auxiliary OF the llomeo-
evening In the ball room of the Hotel
dupont Music will be furnished by
the Original Six orchestra
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
BICH0R-CHOLFM RAIL

Thu first annual ball OF the Ladies'
Bich0r-Cholcm Moshen Zekenim So
ciety Of The Home OF the Aged. 2O9-2ii
West street, VIII be held this evening
IN the New Century Club. Dancing
Ill bcgin. al 3 O'Clock and will con-
ttnue until 4 O'Clock
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
GMII-cUncI TO MN AGAIN.

lilIAbO, Dec 2S.-Mmc Amclita
Gaiii-Curci, grand opera star Of Chi
cagO. announced yestffday her con-
ing marriage 90 Homer Samuels, her
accompanist and the man whom hr
husband. Marquis Luigi g. CMrci,
sought unsucesfully 10 involve in her
divorce suit year ago.
Nine Galli-Eurci will complete her
naturalization papers here on Janu-
arv i6. 1921. and her marriage TO Mr.
Samuels is expected 10 u,
same day.
yes. / am 10 marry Mr. Samuels. "
the diva said. lauzhing. The date
has not been set, but il vii be- soon
And ] an very happy"
Nine. Gali-Curci who won fame
among the artists 81 the Chicago
opera Company IN 1916. was born in
Milan. Italy. In 1889 she obtained
her nrsl citizenship papers here lasi
January.
Mr.. Samuels was Nine. Galli-Curcf:
accompaniment az her recent concert
IA ffn arditorff1m In this CITY
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28

The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help In real estate and the
selling and N"vins 81 farms and
homes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
GIRLS Delight
IN JAUY WHiRL
Blanche Ring, Richard.Carl,
Charles Winninger Lead
FunmakerS
GORGEOUS SETTING
FOR MANY SCENES

THE Century Midnight
Whirl." undcr The direction Of John
Henry Mcars, presented by the Ar
lists Producers Corporation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28
HANDKERCHIEFS
Annual Cleanup Sale
for dances and evening wear

Stock-up now At these greatly reduced prices on
the handkerchefS muSsed and dust soaed from display
and use as samples, you easily fill up your hand
keTohief box" at small outlay
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28

Arthur Rice. OF Columbus. ohio, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. h. Wilson, OF
$50 West street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-28

otto Wilson, pupil OF Mt. Airy Deaf
school, Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Il. Wilson, $50 West street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
SOUTHERN TEAMS SHOW
BIG POWERFUL ATTACK
Seasons Point Scoring Record Held
by V. NJ. I. in Saturdays Game
With Score of 1876 to o.
IN Assoclatcd press. /

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. IA power
full attack on the part of more i'm
portant Southern football teams has
been shown in the early season
games thus far. ten OF them pil!ns
up more than nifty points in Sa,ur-
DAYS games ana the North Carolina
state eleven outclassing the Navy.
II TO l.
The Carolinians who began their
season week ago with % to 0 vic
tory over Davidson, uncovered an
aeria! attack in the first two periods
that seemed 10 demOraliZc the sail
ors. All the other games in which
southern teams participated were in
the nature OF practice affairs, in
which chief interest lay in the size
with the exception of Washington
ana Lee, noted for having an almost
!mpregnablc defense. but without n
corresponding attack. and Sewanc.
waich showed decidedly weak, the
more important Southern elevens
tina; played Saturday romped al will
over their lighter opponents. Vir-
Ginia Military Institute holds the
seasons record for points scored. hav-
ing piled up 1856 against Hampden-
Sidney in Saturdays game. The vic
tors, however. indicated q weakness
In Kicking goals from touchdowns.
LOT although the new rules provide
Tor the Spheroid 10 be placed directly
V. NJ. !. only registered ten goals i'm
tWenty-onc attempts
NfrEinin Looks Good.
None OF the more important South
ern teams have as yet been scored
upon except Clemson. which per
formed the unusual feat of playing
games Friday and Saturday. The
teams which made the most impress
slve showinGs Saturday in addition
10 v. NJ. J.: were auburn. with SIS
with 81; Tulane. 70: Georgetown Uni
vcrsity of Washington, 20: Centre Col
lege, &c: University Of Virginia. G5:
University of kentucky. 61: Georgia
cen. 90: Vanderbilt. 81: University
or Alabama. 10. and University OF
Georgia, 10.
Each OF these teams showed an i'm
penetrable defense.
TOO few games have been played
r mus Ia r., to permit of much being
Gept in Virginia, where Virginia
Military Institute seems to have
more scoring ability than any of its
rivals. The military eleven, with its
l3o TO victory over Hampton Sid
ney. showed far better than did Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. which de-
fented lIampden- Sidney, 35 TO n
week ago. The University OF Vir-
ginia and Virginia Poly. seem on
even FERNS. for the former defeated
ago. and the latter took Il 81 to O
game from the representatives OF
that ancient institution yesterday.
The University OF Alabama's 40 to
victory over Marion in the face
ago would seem to give the Red line
tho edge over the Plainsmen. bur
for the fact that tho latter piled IN
an So to 0 victory over Howard yes
terday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
"BABE' RUTH 81 VS. INDIANS
HA We EDGE ON THE DODGERS
Cleveland Is a IIard-Ilting Team, Playing Against
Club That Has Strong Pitching Department.
Except for Left-Handcrs.

ting .a3o. Against those four slug
Ging from the south side Of the plate
Wilbert Robinson has just one re-
liable left -hand pitcher. RUDE Mar
guard. ] wouldn't like to depend on
right hand pitching to turn those fell
lows back unless | felt that | had
some souihpaws that ! could send in
Tor relief in case OF emergency.
In team batting the Indians are
over $40 and they have scored abou,
2oO more runs this season than the
Robins; however, the Yanks beat them
thirteen times this season, and they
beat US only nine times. And we
aren't champions either.
Cnn't Compare Tennis.
The reason why il is Impossible to
get right comparison Of the clubs
IS that they are in different leagues
The Indians look like champions In
their own league and SO do the Robins
in theirs, but how do we know but
that the American League standard
is way above the National Leagues?
We don't.
see IL:
Cleveland is Il hitting team playing
against club that stands strong in
the pitching department., exccpt for
a shortage OF left-handers. In field
ing. taken all around. they arc an
even match, and the same goes for
base running. If there's any edge in
defensive play il goes TO Cleveland on
the strength Of the Indians outficld
the Robins
May the best club win and may
Cleveland fly the flag next year!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

great benefit they have received from
the use of this preparation.
Recently. Mr.. John X. Duncan,
Portsmouth, Va. residing at No. 5l'i
Bart street, who has a wide acquaint
ancc here, stated:
For over years I had been n
great Suffcrer with stomach trouble.
ana my Kidneys were badly affected.
| was IN constant pain from the gas
In my stomach, and / could not digest
the lightcst kind OF food; / had heart
BURN all the time, headaches, and was
SO nervous that / could not sleep n:
night. had tried numbers of medi-
cines, but could not get relief. and
when l read OF the number of home
people who had been cured by Plant
Juice, some of whom knew, / de-
cidcd to give IL n trial. j have got
len ria OF the gas in my stomach,
have fine appetite for my meals.
and feel better and stronger in every
way. am able to sleep the night
through and feel rested and refreshed
when l get UP in the morning. Plant
Juice acts fine on the bowels. ana it
is the only medicine that gave me re-
lief. L am certainly satisfied with
tho benefit I received and am glad to
give this public endorsement for it."
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
tho Tragic Drug Store.
Plant Juice Is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison. tho Drug Man. and in
Chase City by tho Chase City Drug
Co,--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
ny IIABI: RUTH,

Copyright. 1920. by United Ncwsl
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Show me the
man who can pick the winner OF the
worlds series and III show you a
good guesscr. ] can't find enough
difference between the Robins and
the Indians TO pick a winner. al
though am pulling for the Indians
70 win because they are American
Leaguers.
II there is any edge at all in a
comparison of these two champion
bail clubs, 1 think 1t is with CIeve-
land, but II is not wide enough TO
lure me into the mistake of making
predictions. Last year, just privately
with myself and Il few bali playing
friends. | picked the Reds TO beat the
White So& and ever after that
thought l must he something OF an
expert because had picked the right
club while all the supposed experts
we're voting for the White Sox.
Tncn came the blow-up at Chicago
the other day. Indicating that / WAS
no picker at all. and II the series
had been on the level. ] would have
been wrong as a dill pickle in u plate
OF Ice cream.
InhInns Have Edg~.
However. here's where | find the
slight edge in favor of the Indians:
That club has four mightylcft- handed
batiers, Speaker. hitting 1854 for the
season. and tied for second in the
American League batting averages
with Joe Jackson; Smith, hitting .3l5
for the season; Larry Gardner, with
an average OF $40, and Johnston. hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

JOHN MARSHALL A. C. TO
PLAY BELMONTs FRIDAY
Strongest Aggregation OF Football
Stars Ever BANDED Together
as n Team

with such stars as Hunter Car
pcnter former all-American half
back and one OF the greatest pig
skin artists in national football his
tory: kcmpcr fanC.y, Frank Jones.
l.. q. Wilson. Turner Bethel. each
an al-Southcrn man: Bert Robins,
Billy Cutch!ns. :. ~ McConkcy, Rob
Brown. Bunuic Cakes, Bob Whi;tet.
Mac ccsh:. Dixie" K!cvesahl. Russell
Ferguson. Fred Knapp and others
whipped into q machine of mower.
speed ana smooth operation, tho John
Marshall Athletic Club. recently or
ganizcd. expects to place the greatest
football team ever seen here on
boulevard Field Triday afternoon for
it's game with the belmont Athletic
Club, a strong aggregation of Roa-
nokc players.
For more than two weeks the J..
NJ. a. c. crew. under the captainship
of Bethel. has been engaged in
strenuous practice. The club has OBJ
tanned the use of boulevard Field for
it's workouts and early this week will
indulge in closed" practice for the
development of new plays and their
execution.
The lineup will be chosen from the
following Candidates: Yanccy and
by and Stringer.. half backs: Wicker,
quarter back: Whittet. Brown, Clutch
ms and McConkey, ends: Jones, Will
lison: Bethel and Robins. guards
Shepherd and Oakcs, guards; Fergu-
. son and Knapp. ccntcrs. More can
didatcs for positions on the eleven
| are expected to report for practice
this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Get the Most Out of Your Fair

The greatest OF all State
Fairs throws open It's gates
this morning and bids you
hearty WELCOMED!
There will be nine more
days Of the Fair-ten, in all.
But don't put of attending
from day 10 day because there.
is so much time.
The Fair is an immense ex-
position this year. You SIM
ply cannot see it all in one
day, nor two, nor three. Be-
sides, new features are added
from day to day and many at
fractions are entirely changed.
TO really see all OF the Fair
you must attend often-every
single day!
Pick out some particular fea-
turc, such as the Poultry or
Live Stock Departments. and
come ont today and study the
exhibit. Give yourself plenty of
time and see all of the thou
sands of birds and animals.
Then take each department of,
the Fair separately and give il
the better part of day. In this
way you can get the most out
OF the Fair-in comfort, enter
tainment. pleasure and instruc-
ton.
Don't miss II single thing at
this years wonderful Fair. Como
out today for the grand opening.
Come every day. Come early and
stay to the finish,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
DODGERS END SEASON
BEATING BOSTON BRAVES
kilduG, Who Was Spiked Saturday,
Will BE Back for First
Series Came
Icy Associated Press.

i r o o * y. Oct. 3.-Brooklyn
closed it's National League season
mere today with Il tcn-inninE. 5-to-i
victory over the Boston Braves.
Il was iistlcss ball game with the
braves leading to o UP to tine
eighth. when tho champions braccd up
and showed their real form. They
scored TWO runs iit the eighth on
Johnsion's single and Wheat's home
run over the right field wall.
After Boston added another in the
ninth, the Dodgers came right back
with, the tying runs on Konetchy's
double. singles by Taylor and Olson
and EayrS' tumble.
TIL" winning run was the result OF
Griffths single and Myers triple.
Wheat wound up his batting season
with single. a double and Il home
run.
k!lduff. who was spiked In ycstcr-
days game with the Giants. was out
of the lineup. but the injury Is not
serious and he will he in the first
world series game Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
WHITE SOX LOSE FINAL
GAME TO THE BROWNS
Sislcr Pitched One Inning, Allowing
No Hits and Striking
Out Two.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. St Louis and
Chicago rounded out their schedule
for the 1920 campaign today, with a
hitting contest which the Browns
won by lG to Z.
st. Louis started its attack against
ke!ter in the first inning and drove
MIN from the slab in the second.
Payne and Wilkinson. who relieved
him. were also batted hard.
With the game we'll in hand. Man
ager Burke. of ST. Louis. sent in some
OF ms youngsters against the White
SoS, and in response to inSistent de-
mands from the spectators, sent Sis
Ter TO the mound. SiSler, who broke
into organized baseball as a pitcher.
held the SoN hitless and struck out
worked.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

DETROIT TIGERS BEST
CLEVELAND INDIANS
Pcnnant Winners Leave for
Brooklyn Tonight to Open the
Worlds Series.

DETROIT. MICH. Oct, ST ne
Cleveland Indians. who won the
American League pcnnant yesterday.
closed the League season here today
by losing to Detroit. 9 TO 8.
Detroit won the game In the ninth
inning. Crumplcr batting for Bogart
singled. Hale. running for Crumplcr,
went TO second without 4 throw be-
ing made. and scored Oh Cobb's single
to left.
Morton. uhlc and Clark. who car
ried the pitching burden for the new
league champions, were hit hard,
while Bogart allowed seven bases on
balls.
The Cleveland team left for home
tonight. They Will leave Monday
night for Brooklyn 10 open the world )
series. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
BABE RUTH MAKES TWO
H0MERS FOR ALL-STARS
Carl Mays Played Left Field With
Home Run King Against JET
Tesrau's Bears.
lHy Uhiv'rsaI SerVice' ]

NEW YORK. Oct Babe Ruth is
still poking them over the fence.
Today he slapped two high ones for
four baggers in an exhibition game
between the All-StarS and the Tes-
reau Bears. both professional
teams.
Ruth was In the box for the ALI
Stars and showed that heavy. stick
work had not deprived his arm OF its
ability to curve them over tho plate
Joie Fullerton was tho victim Of
both swats. Ruth's team won, II to
S. Carl Mays played left field for
the All-Stars. Ruth retired from the
gamo after the second homer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Ie score /.
Chicago
Totals rs 24ll Totals 39lS27
Rated for Payne in seventh
i3atted for Richmond in eighth

ST, .e h6Sis ...,.;::: 81 3 I'D
Summary: Runs-Murphy. Jourdan, f.
Collins. J. Collins. strunk (2l. Payne.
Gerber. Dudley t2)-;, Gedeon ($i. Sister
Collins tel, Richmond. Professionalism.
Ionnard. Dudley CO.., Wetzel; Two-base
base hiis-McCielian. Jacobson. Wetzci.
Stolen bases--Sisler ca. Jacobson. Dudley.
Smith, Lamb. Sacriflces-E. Collins T.
Collins. Dudley. Double plays-E. Collins
and Jonrdan: Murphy. J9nnard and Jour
Louis. f I. Bases on baiismofi Keller. !:
of Payne. /: of Richmond. /. IIl,s-on
in Ia innings: OF Wilkinson. in >
Innings; off Richmond. In s innings: Off
Siscr. In ( inning. hit by pitcher
Kefcr fGcdcon). Struck out-by Payne
I: by Wilkinson. /: by Richmond. .: bv
Sister. 2. Winning pitcher-Richmond.
Losing pitcher-Kcifcr. Umpires-Mo-
rarity and Iiildebran. Time. 200
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Washington
Philadel pl,ia.

SCOTG Dy IhHINHo. X.
W nhir -. .:. ...5 6I66iSYS- %
summary: Runs-Dykes Mya,t. C. Wal
kerr w. johnson Galloway. Mccain. >:
Mas,y. Judge. 3: Harris. Rice. O'Rourkc.
Errors-Styfes. Judge. Harris. O'Rourke,
charity Two-basc hits-lIasty, Harris
Wait. Three; base hi,-:JudGe.'. Stolen
Harris 10. Judge: McCann TO Dykes TO
Styles. Left on base-Phsladelphia. 6:
shirley, 2; Fisher. 3. Hits-oh ShIery. In
81; Fisher. 2 in ?: Don9: ! in 4: lit by
Siruck out-Hasty.. ,: Bono. g.; Wild
pitohes-Shirey. Passed balls,Picinich;
Evans. Time, 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
PLANT JUICE NOW
CROWNED AS KING
No Other Medicine So Quickly
Gained Fame as This Sim.
pie Herbal Remedy.
HOME FOLKS TELL OF CURES
John II. Duncan, SIG Bart ST.,
Portsmouth, Gives q Glow
ing Testimonial.

There is no theory about the benc-
1T derived from Plant Juice. the new
herbal stomach medicine. when every
day well-knowh local people of in
nuence and standing come out with
signed statements relating TO the