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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22
Married in Detroit.

Mr.. Herring was married in De-
troit in 1901 to Miss Pearl Spin
ney, daug liter of Dr.. A. Spinney, an
Alabama physician. He has three
boys: Luverne, age 6; Lawrence
IL, and Clyde Edsel, age 5. All at
tend Des Moines public schools
Politicians have used the words
business administration to great
extent said Mr.. Herring last night
am not a politician turning bus
mess man overnight for the purpose
of obtaining public office ! want to
be elected governor just to prove to
the people of Iowa that the cumber-
some political scheme of state man
aEement should go into the discard
Budgets, balance. sheets, and a strict
accountability of departmental at
fairs Of state are needed in Iowa
II shall not merely. and mayhap
never shall again use the words bus
mess administration in my cam
paign. | shall place before the
voters of Iowa my plans for the
conduct of state affairs and convey
to them the manner in which they
can be the gamers thereby if | am
elected governor
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22

a numbers OF rem.
edies. Finally, ]
began taking DR.
Pierce g Anurie
Tablets, and they
h elped me very
much. I have also
used DR.. PieYee's
Pellets, and they
are wonderfully nc
tive in their work
r nm Foo1;nr nal
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22
Tried Western Ranching.

His health failing, he sought the
western mountains and sunshine,
and went to Colorado. There he
took UP ranching, going back to his
original work. Punching cattle and
herding brought back health Then
came return eastward and Mr.
Herring became a farmer near
Massena in Cass county.
- Three years of farming in Iowa,
and he entered the automobile
business in Atlantic. Then in 1907
he came to Des Moines, and as the
Ford distributor has marketed his
products in every section IL iowa
He also handles auto accessories and
his statesmen reach into five adjoin-
ing states to the north and west.
He mas been Polk countys fuel
administrator, and during the coal
strike obtained $4,000 worth Of
coal. This arrived in Des Moines as
the strike ended and a freight
charge of $1,000 was assessed
against Mr.. Herring. This money
he invested. not as fuel administra-
tor. but as a private citizen
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22
Herring to Make Campaign on Bus
mess Issue.

LAS the proposed democratic can
didate for governor | shall not dis
cuss politics, but business said
Clyde l.. Herring of the Herring
Motor company, Des Moines, who was
selected to lead the democrats in
their next state campaign.
This phrase will not be an idle
one. Mr.. Herring promised last
night. All his life, since 1897 he
has lived according to his light Of
doing things in business like man
ner. OF politics, he is ready to say
he knows but little. business
structure in Iowa. second to few,
Mr., Herring, can show to prove that
he has devoted his time to business.
He was born on farm near jack
son. Mich, in 1879. He received
only a public school education,
trudging winter and summer to- a
one room school house. AT the age
of 20 he entered manufacturing
jewellery establishment,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22

and robuA and have the strength of ten.
--E. A. NOVOTNY, l16O w. 10th st.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12

Societatea romina de ajutor $
cultura ..Desteapta-te Romlne'
din Detroit. Mich. a aranjat {
frumoasa petrecere cu dams pe
ziua de Is Ianuaric 1920. la ca
re invita- cu dragostc pc toat.
organizatiile locale. cit 81 pc tot
Rominii din loc 81 din jur.
I'm special frati membrii GU 10
til stiti cite spese a avut socie
tatea noastra in timpul din u
ma. deci ca sd avem o reusIt;
buna, cu care sd mai putem com
plecta ceva (din) la Fondul SO
cictatii. ar fl de dorit ca nici Il
nul si nu lipseasca de la acedst;
pctrecere.
lnceputul la orele , p. IN. in \
rion Hall. Chene. Corn Gu Chest
nut Street.
Va asteptam Gu drag.
In numele socictatii .,Desteap
tate Romine" din Detroit. Mi
chigan:
Comitetul aranjator.
fO-00
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12
1 N Wit A r e +.

Societatea romina de. ajutor 81
cultura ,,TranSilvania" din E'a-
rell, Pa, are onoarea invita- pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochii, precum 81 pc toti fratll
Romini din loc 81 din jur lua
parte la Marea Petrecere impre-
unata GU dams, care Sc va tlnea
Simbata. II Ianuarie 1920, in ha-
"a societatii.
Nenitul curat al acestei petrn
ceri este destinat pentru fondal
societatii ..Transilvania"
Rugam staruitor pc toti frat;f
membrii al societatii noastre 4;
lua en- totii parte la aceasta fru
moasa petrecere.
Totodata rugam pc toti frati
Romini din loc 81 din jur NJ
da tot sprijinul dior posibil, par
ticipind intr 'un numar cit st
poate de mare la aceasta petrec"
re. ca sd putem avea reuslti
,it Sc poate de buna.
Muzica batrinului Cassian Bart!
din Youngstown. Ohio. va dist.
,noratul public Gu cele mai fru
n0ase arii de dams 81 cintece nd
tionalc.
| Tnccputul petrecerei va fl Il
orelc I seara 81 va dura pima !;
orele II din noapte
Suprasolviri So primesc cu ma
"e multumi+ 81 Sc vor culta p
Gale ziaristica.
| Barul va fl asortat cu cele ma
rustoasc mezeluri 81 bauturi re
.oritoarc.
| Pretul de intrare: Domnii Z
""mcle gratis.
| Deci in Speranta ca vom
Ionora!i cu prezenta tuturor FRA
| Itilor Romini din loc 81 din Jur /
Paceasta frumoasa petrecere. pin
i la revedere am ramaS salutlndd
Iva ell cea mai mare dragoste If
tteasca.
in numele societatii ..Transllv
mia" din Farrell. Pa:
Comitetul aranjator.
| (S-1O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12

nfnesti.
Numai Dumnezeu site de Q
vom mai vedea vre-odata, de nu
Va fl in veci perduta aceasta uni
ca PIMA In care e geniul un,ii
poet 81 desav1lYirea operei unui
Artist.
Ca tablouri de gen voiu cita
vre-o cIteva, pc care nile amin
tesc, din nesfirsita galerie, pea
tru descrierea Garcia ar trebui
7olume 81 ami de muca.
,,Samsarul," e eternul 81 uni
velsalul om de afaceri, care in
discreet 81 impertinent, deschidn
usa pc nepoftite 81 bagind nu-
mai capul, sur1de angajant, IN
intcntia de face o afacerc d.
vantagioasa ca. E sinteza cuno-
scutului misit, a nccesarului in.
termcdiar, a unui soiu de Schy.
lock ambulant carei speta in
floreste mai ales in Orientul in
departat.
,.Bolsevicul" e tipul revolu
tlonarului rus, care mindru ca 4
spulberat tarismul, are fata /
lrminata de cruz:mea fanatis
mului de inconstienta omulu
ce face parte din imcnsa turn;
a marilor iresponzabili Gu priv
rea searbada 81 lfpsita de orr e.
scinteie de inteligenta, eli re
prezinta forta brutala. bestia cl
chip de om ce nr are nici III
DumncZeu, nu reepecta mimic :
care daca All darima 81 distrugt
,snu va sti nici odata Gu ce Va pa
tea inlocui vidul cauzat.
..Femeia Fatala'. care imbra
cata cu totul sumar lcu privir
pima de vointa 81 de pasiune. )
uita la spectator ell aceea PRIV
re fixa, care promite multi 81 fl
&c sa Sc aprinda in vine un do
lnebun. Pc fata Ell Sc vede fiar
eu chip de ON. moderna Meduz
ce-si asteapta prada fascinat
care nu va intfrzia al cadea j,
ghiare. in un spasm suprem 4
placere 81 de durere.
IVA urma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura America din Wheat
land, Pa. are onoarea a convoca
pc toti membrii sal a lua parte
la adunarea generala speciala
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, Is
Tanuarie 1920, la orele 1.3O p. M
in hala societatii din No. 2 Mair
Street. Avind la ordinea zilei ma
multe puncte de mare insemna
tate de rezolvat pentru bineit
societatii 81 pentru 7naintarea Ell
intre care puncte sunt rugati s
domnii fosti functoinari vechi "a
societatii America" ca sa-si def
seama despre averea societati
Ia nouii functionari. Deci pentr'l
aceasta sunt rugati toti membrl
ca sa Sc prezinte la aceasta adu
mare. Ca sa poata vedea Ca ce
avere are societatea pima i'll pre-
zent. Absentee ncmotivate Sc vol
pedepsi conform statutelor.
Deci in buna speranta c ME
un membru nu va lipsi de la a.
ceasta adunare. ann ramas salu
tindu-va frateste.
In numele societatii .,Ameri
ca" din Wheatland. Pa:
vasile Cata, preSedinte
loan Bucsia, socrotar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12

Pentru femei:
Z rochii, 3 batiste, 1lbaltoane,
19 bluze, Is jachete, "a rochii,
haine intregi, ! surta, 11fuste. 4
sipci, l pereche ciorapi 2 ii ro-
minestl, | peptar rominesc,
traista.
Pentru fetite:
II rochite, 4 haine intregi, III
cruri marunte: 81 mosoara alta
IS bucati sapun, l briu, 9 salnri
Partea cea mai mare din acaste
lucruri Sunt nOui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12
fMBRACAMINTE PRIMITA LA
CENTRALA LICEI.
CoNTINUARE DE re pAGINA 1

CONTuNUARE DE re PACINA 1.
pereche pantaloni, ! pereche cio-
rapi de iarna. D-nul ID. Ragec a
donat 4 perechi ghete. D-nul L.
Ghiladian l pereche ghete, 2 pc
rechi ciorapi, pereche panta-
loni, l flanela. Dsnul Iota Iorga
IA donat trei pachete Gu ciorapi,
,hete, sapun, pima de stergare
',.un balton de ploaie. D-nul G. Cri-
>tea a donat mai multe haine
barbatesti 81 femciesti. D-nul a
Lugojan a donat camasi pent.l
copii 81 citeva palarii. D-nul d.
Cheveresan donat l balton, ]
pereche pantaloni de iarna, ]
swctcra l percche ghctc. 0 sap
GA. camasa de postav, l flaneld
D-nul p. GhibiSan a donat T.
perechi ciorapi pentru copii. u
camasi. 1-palton femeiesc. D-nul
loan Lipovan donat 3 baltoa-
ne. 3 c;masi. l pereche panta-
loni. | pereche pantaloni de lu-
cru. . haine. 2 swedere, l roe
Din Watertown s'a primit 10
ua lazi Gu imbracaminte colectate
in mare partc de d-nii {. Jeican
81 f. Write. membrii al sectiei
Ligei Rationale. D-nul A. Cher
man a dat ajutor cu automobl-
lul. lar pc Hnga aceasta a maj
dmat 81 cinci dolari. din lipsa
ale spatiu Sc publica numai nu-
mele donatorilor. earl sunt:
+. Vitric, l. Prosu, c. Habalal
p. Corchisa, l. Suteu, +. Flore
Carolina Urss, Y. Rus, G. Haha
|lau, N. Budusan, A. Gherman. /
Vermesan, c. Jeican, |. Ghelman
strainii care au donat sunt: Sha-
ughnessy Co., l.. Strauch, Peo
pies Clothing Store, Ghibson La
undry, II. Ellis. Bee Hive Store
H. Bennett, National Credit Clio
thing Co., Epstein Braverman
lIii Elting Rand Co. Leitlins Sto
re 81 +. Gross. La fel S "a colectai
,un pachet fara a Sc lua nume.t
donatorilor.
Din Erie. Pa, sa primlt ur
matoarele lucruri: Pentru copii
% haine pc de desubt, 7 pc
rechi ismene. 9 flanele, 1S sfede
re. 25 sipci, 3s percchi ghcte, q
perechi corapi, 3 camasute, !
perechi pantaloni, 6 coturi, 3.
hainite, l haina pc de desubt,
pereche islmene. l pereche flane
lie. 2 sfedere, 5 sipci, 8 perech
ghete. II perechi ciorapi, | cama
suta, l pereche pantalonl,
coturi.
Pcntru barbati:
% perechi ismcne, p perech
flanele. 13 sipci, Z perechi :lo
rapi, / perechc pantaloni, hal
ma pc de desubt, 6 perechi IS
meme. 19 flanele, 6 sfedere,
pereche ghete. ! pereche ciorapi
GA camasi, 13 prechi pantaloni
lo baltoane, % coturi, 9 yests
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12
I'm diStinS 0asDo,

Af Aii"i o|Vil poolC uCCIl uc
lnchlpuim) sd Sc vorbeasca mutt
81 va promova discutii de un
mare interes mondial, la care n
merlca va avea a-si spune 81 Gu.
vlntul sau autprizat.
MOI Rominii din Statele Unite,
precum 81 toti eel raspinditi III
lumea intreaga, ne uitam en-
mlndrie la aceasta redeSteptare
a frescurllor, care intro ri "a
atrage o intreaga omenire de ar
tisti, spre Rominia, acel Paradis,
unle noua Mise pare cd soarele
straluceste mai frumos. ca pa
mintul e mai verde, 81 ca vintul
adie mai parfumat 81 mai dulce.
Costin Petrescu, ca pictor G
rcnumit in Romlnia prin tablou-
rile sale istorice, prin glorifica-
rea trecutului Patriei sale, prln
idealiza'rea scenelor de vitejie a
armatelor romine.
Acum in urma, au devcnit ui
tezaur, avutiile ce facut N
;impul 81 pc cimpul dc razboiu,
numai ca sd imortalizeze Pc PIN
zele-i celebre, momentele groaz
nice. clipele pribiIe cind soldatill
romin murea pentru binele ONE
nimei. 81 cinpd cruzimea dusma-
nului nu RESI- pecta mimic. Admlra-
bile sunt pinzele sale. i'm care
cristalizeaza att de plastic, su-
/ ferintele Rol lniniei.
Trebde sd mentionez tabloal
intitulat.: ,,Exodul Populatiei'
IN care he un fond inrosit de III
cendiarea so ondelor de petrol (ca-
sc au fost incendiate de cat2a
aliatii nostri ca sd nu cada IN
miinile germanilor), sc vede toa-
ia grozavia unui razboiu fara mi
la 81 fara crutare. Populatia, p"
figura Garcia Sc vad reflexc dc
o spaima nebuna, fuge ell des
nadejde spre un tel necunoscut
blestemind pc oameni 81 mplo-
rind pc Dumnezeu, numai Sd NJ
cada in miinile unui dusman ca
re ca Hunii de odinioara nu res
pectau mimic.
Tn alt tablou celcbru, e ..Ata
cul de la Marasti''. in care S,
vcde victoria almatelor romin.
cc reusesc strabate frontul
german, 81 sub un gros fun >
prin ceata de gloante 81 obuz.
urmaresc trupele infrinte. Inval
maseala epica, lar in fund Sc
vede satul Marasti, arz;nd ca
un trofeu oribil. La Marasti
Maresalul Won Mackensen. av,
prima sa 1nfringere, 81 tot acolo
Rominia Isl cuceri GU spada-
victorioasa, un loc preponderen'
in concertul aliatilor 81 in stims
omenirei. In executarea acesta
tablou. care face nemuritOarc
sccna cucerirei celebrei cote 536
= 81 pc care Istoria. va inregi
stra ca pc un fapt de arme plir
dc un nObil eroism, - Marcle s
putcrnicul Artist, a reprodus M
mai fapte vazute 81 studiate |;
fata locului, servindu-se de mo
dele autentice, reproducfnd chi
purile modestilor eroi 81 a necu
noscutilor luptatori.
Ca atare are un dublu rol 81 {
de doua orr menit trece la po
steritate 81 a fl inregistrat de |
storia Ronliniei.
| O. alta lucrare in seria lucrari
lor lui epice mentionez: ,,Viziu
.nea de la Plevna's. care repre-
zinta viziunea Rominiei Mari pt
care Reggie Carol I-iu, ar Fl a
vut-o pc cimpul de la Pleyna
lunde Ronlinia STA cucerit indie
|pendenta. S'ar spune ca artistu
ar Fl vazut prin spatiu marel,
act al Unirei care nu s'a realiza
de cit mai tfrziu. Aceasta podoa
ba a artei romGnesti, care sd ga
sea in mulzeul Statului, flu tri
.|misa la Moscova, impreuna c,
bogatiilc artisticc ale Tarei Ro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-12
G. o N v o G A r E. a..

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
POLK WILL NOT RESIGN
LAESING'S ASSISTANT DENIES
0FTEN-REPEATED REPORTS
Cndcr-Sccrctnry OF State Thought to
Desire to Enter New York
State Politics,
IBy Universal scrvice.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. l-Under-Secro-
tary OF state Polk tonight denied pub
lishcd reports that he was about to
resign.
Il have no intention Of resigning,"
said Mr.. POLK, emphatically
The report that Mr. Polk might or
would resign has been circulated many
zines. Score he. went to Europe as
eaiion. 1t was rumored that ne would
;reslSn' principally on account OF ILL
lie went to Europe, however. after
having been elevated to the position
81 niuer,secrctaLy. He returned to
II was surprise to his friends 10 see
the rumor again revived.
v" Friction In Evidence.
The report is said to be based on the
R ;~,n > that Mr.; Polk is anxious t" get
!icved. between Mir. Poik and the White
House or with his chief Secretary OF
state Lansing.
He WAS CHOSEN by the President to
succeed Mr. Lansing for the post in
Europe even at the risk. ii has been
stated sta of 9nendng Colonel louise Al
Polk changes his mind il will not be
' nmti after there is something very
resurrection of the treaty Of peace.
Polk IL Not Affected.
Upon the arrival here OF Mr.. Lam
eral way that there would be Il rcor-
ganiZation OF the state Department
but the statement had no reference to
the tchuLc of his own Office or that
held by Mr.. Polk.
IL was explained that the statement
hnG reference only TO the adaptation
OF the force TO new conditions which
would be brought about by the peace
conference. One OF the items of rc-
organization was the creation of a
bureau to have executive control of
Russian affairs. Another was the Gre
alton of II bureau OF wise in the Citi-
zenship Bureau. which became ne
cessity in view OF the increasing in
terest in the possible influx OF Reds"
from abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
PETERSBURG LABOR UNION
VOICES DISSATISFACTION
Is Displcnsed Over appointment. Made
III, Nominating Committee
Of 100.
Ispecia, to The Tines-Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 1.-The
Central Labor Union OF Petersburg is
not satisfied with the representation
given the union in the committee Of
100 appointed ut Il meeting OF the
Young business Mems Club held on
tuesday night to select five commits
S.oner candidates from the citizenship
OF the city at large.
The union claims that when invited
by The directors of the Y. NJ b. y.
they were asked to suggest the names
Of twelve men. ana that when the list
o! 100 was appointed only two names
appeared on the list.
The officials of the Y. NJ. Is. y. claim
that other labor men than those rec
commended by the union are now mem
bers OF the committee. and that the
orGani"at on Is adequately represented
on the nominating body.
Messrs w. ID. Brcadwcll and w. T.
banNcrS. the two members OF the union
appointed AT the meeting of the Y. NJ
b. ~. nave declined TO serve and will
Withdraw from the committee. union
nticialS declared today. and the union
VII hold meeting tomorrow night
TO decide whether they will withdraw
entirely from the plans OF the Y. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
CALL EIGHT ALIENISTS
TO TESTIFY IN NEW CASE
Wan Who Observed Harry Thayy i,
Mnttenwnn Will he Summoned
ms Witness.
JBy Universal Service. I

Los ANGELES. CAL. Jan. 1.-The
trial OF Harry s. New, Jr., charged
with the murder OF Freda Lesser. viii
tomorrow establish a new record in
murder trials when eight alienists will
be called upon To testify concerning
the sanity OF New. exceeding in num-
her the alienists called in the famous
Harry X. Thaw murder trial; And
probably be called by the defense is
Or. Edward IL Williams, who was SUI
perintendcnt OF the Matteawan Insan,
Asylum, where Thaw was confined. OF
the alicnists called, five will testify roI
tho defense and three for the prose
cution. BESIDES DR. Williams, those
connected by the defense are DIR. Ros.
Moore, DR.. Il. f. Hoag, DR.. T.. o. Saw
yer and DR.. Raymond Sands. For the
prosecution there have been summoned
DR. Louis III. Weber, DIR. ID. II. Calder
and Or. Charles l.. Allen.
AS the New trial will exceed tho
rhaw trial in the number Of alicnists
SO IT will in the mater OF the hypo-
thctical questions to be propoundcd to
the exports by the defense.
Attorney LeCompte Davis stated that
this question will be from 5000 to 10,
600 words.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
system Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess CaIomel
Tablets, that are De.
lightful, Safe
and Sure.

physicians and Druggists are adyis-
ing their friends TO keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
WORKING order as protection against
the return OF influenza. They know
that q closged up system and a law
liver favor colds. influenza and serious
complications.
TO cut short cold overnight and to
preVent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swauoY re
Water-thats all. No salts, no nausea.
no gripping. no sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished.
your liver is active. your system Is
purified and refreshed and you A.,
feeling fine with hearty annette for
breakfast Eat what you pleaee-no
danger.
Calotabs arc sold only In original
sealed packages. price thirty.five cents.
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money II you are not peri .ctly
delighted with Calotahs-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
MARKET OUTLOOK FOR 1920
MANY NOW BUYING BACK
SECURITIES RECENTLY SOLD
Wall Street Review Says Federal lie.
serve Hnnk Ia Making Money
Wore Difficult to Obtain.
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The present
Liquidation OF securities.
Just now stocks are buoyan. in Wall
technical conditions. good many
patriots sold stocks to establish losses
s;n,, income sot tax purposes and profess
went heavily short, thus helping them
Stocks are beng soorS; These
the great business interests of his
f {" saii are looking for opportunities
they have neglected to dispose of.
80 Per Cent Money.
rL Money RANGES around rs per cent,
funds. The Federal Reserve Bank and and
every individual bank Of the country
are ar, doing everything possible to make
poses. This fight against speculation
IS aimed not only at the stock market.
which speculation has been wilder tina n
in Wall Street. But the great proiits
realized by spectators in comm odities
cause so much OF the Commodities
speculation was for the account Of cor
Wall street that was in the blues
two months ago when hundreds OF NIL
hons OF paper profits were destroyed
Federal Reserve Board has turned buIi-
iSh again: Everywhere in the fnan-
clti uiStrlct one hears of fabulous
pron's being made by corporations
and new high records soon to be at
tanned by the stocks representing those
corporations.
m No Doubt About Profits,
mere is no doubt about the profits,
but the very fact OF those profits is
going to force liquidation because the
government is thus re-cnforccd Wit
official proof of speculation that il con.
sidcrS it wise to curb. The people arc
complaining of tho high cost Of living.
ana the only way to mend II is to ,hrcai,
prices and stop profitcerinE
some Of the banking interests moet
sterniy set against speculation, arc
assisting the present flash in the STOCK
market in order to furnish a level on
which to sell more Of the stocks thar
they want to get rid Of
This temporary excitement In tbe
stock market is also being accciera ted
Ny interests that have big combinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02
BUSINESS MAN
FORCED TO QUIT
Suffered Day and Night. He
States-Praises Tanlac for
Overcoming Trouble.
HELPED HIM FROM START
Feels as Well Now as He Ever
Did in His Life,
He Says.
HELPED HIM FROM START

Well sir, know for fact Taniac
IS what Strengthened me out. for !
have taken nothing else" said j !.
Redmond. u North Boulevard. l;icb-
mond, Va. recently MIR. redmond nd is
wen known and popular in Richmond.
where lie was formerly treasurer for
me kichmond Thcater, and is now pro-
rrletor OF the Richmond Paper Com
pany. Continuing. no said:
For three weeks l suffered dread :
fully with lumbago. When 1t first
started on me l didn't pay much attcn-
ton TO IL, but ii grew worse, until /
got so bad l could not stoop over to
lace up my shoes. and had great dini-
Guilty in getting out of bed. Wen IL
kept getting worse and worse. until
WAS unable TO. turn over in bed, and
could sleep but little on account IF in
t"nse pain. which never left me day or
night, ana finally | had TO Quit work
as l was unable TO get out of the
house much less do any work. To add
TO this i was troubled n great deal
9kh constipation, and altogether l
Just felt worse than j ever did in my
life before.
II had been reading in the news
papers about so many people being
benefited by Tanlac l decided to give
IL trial, and il was simply remark
able how much good the first few
doses did me. So 1 continued taking
II, and by the time I had finished rho
first bottle / could get abou, and get
in any position l wanted without suf-
fcring particle Of pain. and now.
while | have taken only three bottles,
| am completely rid Of my troubles,
constipation and all, and feel as good
ia every way as ] ever remember feel
inc in my life I am n great believer
In Taniac, and am anxious for others
10 know Of the great good II did inc.
a. /, may be the cause of some one
els" being benefited az was"
Tanlac Is sold in Richmond by Grant
Drug Co. and Tragic Drug Co.-Adv