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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
MOTHER, 100, LEARNS Of
DEATH Of DAUGHTER, 70

Luray, Va, Jan. 23-Not often IN
a life time does it fail to the lot oe
ordinary mortals to live 70 he more
than one hundred years of ago and
he Informed Of the death Of a child
shat is more than three score and ten.
Yet such is the experience of Mrs
pianna poveI, who lives near Honey
vile, this county, who has just been
informed Of the death Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Jane DoyeI who lived near
Saint paul's church. Rockingham
eorny. ON the seventeenth OF last
October, Mrs. DIANA Dove} ceiebrat-
ii tar century mark. IN immense
crowd including the Rockingham
county woman, who was more than
lea.y years was present on the oc-
aa7.ao. Soon after returning 20
Rockingham county Mrs. DoYeI was
PR ts@. gradually growing worse
Ga.i s1-st tine ago when she Sis
rasa"4 7co,hsr paralytic stroke. From
ID AFTER Sc lived only a few days.
Ai-s tt1eai Na5 the willow oe
.s bu-et a native # this COLIN
uf has been dead taIrty-aHe
SIZE M. been NNtnE ia Rock
.'E any fer the past seventeen
ami VAS W.. known through
500 Tho eastern part Of that courty.
hey aatrgr ~ Page t3uaty
2af0-r ao~ more than one hurare1
Ns NJ as was fnforra u - the
1sea-t t.~s Cess l. she received the I'D
vt.u Eftfe e~G0ti ag eH3g -s-
tsT paa ~ 'y thai sG~h IS
I'd "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
NUMEROUS GIFTS
To THE UNIVERSITY

Especial 10 The Richmond NirEinIan }
Charlottesville, Va, Jan 26.-Numer-
GUS gifts were announced by President
Alderman al the University Of Virginia
4 r f III
shares Of preferred stock Of the River
side and Dan River cotton mills, in
accordance with the provision IN the
VIII OF his father This gift supple
ments the late MI Tunstall's gifts to
tie university in the form Of the Isabel
Mercein Tunstan library Of poetry
The proceeds from the stock Will be
used TO buy additional works for the
library OF poetry.
scholarship in the law departing Mt
IS founded by beQuest of 81, 900 from
p, p. Homes, an aIumnus of the the uni =
versity who died in France
The Du Pont Powder company gives
. scholarship in chemistry for the SEES
sion 19202l This scholarhip is valued
at sT5G. An important addition TO
500 volumes Of architecture from Rev
lee NJ, Dean.
A collection of etchings. engravings
and prints is promised by John Barton
Payne.
Paul Goodloe McIntire donated a
statement concerning the George Rog-
/ ers Clark statue
pr. W. A. Klotz. head OF the new
state tuberculosis santariup}. near
charlottesville, was appointed associate
professor OF phthisiotherapy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
LEGAL
ORDINANCE
Increase in Street Car Eares--Sotice of
Exteuatou


Extension.
To whom Il May Concern:
Whereas by joint resolution OF the
council OF the city Of Richmond. ap
proved January IS 1920 the city clerk
vas directed to advertise In two daily
newspapers published In the city Of
Richmond for ten DAYS. as required by
law. proposed ordinance extending
for period % six months the tire
limit in ar ordinance marked "a" ap-
proved February -. 1919, permittjns
the Virginia Railway and Power com
rarv - increase its rates of fare on
the street railways operated by II in
the city Of Richmond, under certain
conditions.
Now therefore. l. Alfred II mellow
cll, city clerk - the city Of Richmond
g. hereby advertise she saidyhsdinarce
which Is in tie words and agures fol-
lowing:
4R.~
An Ordinance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
EXAMINATIONS ON At
WILLIAM AND MARY

lspec.af % Tho T. ch~ars Wire. -ssaa
Williamsburg. va. Iaa I'M t-t-ssz
e1amsna1tous Of the college oI W.t-z#z
and Mar Ell CON. raeHea tane-~ov .#a
continue untu Friday afternoon ~.
Wi be thrne oEan!rattsas d a4y ~
examinations 70 last TIVE aaars cach.
WITH e&stEo.uajians ev@e Fri ley at=
teruoon nv seco;s3 term VII begin a.
Mond@y T'eb-uarr .. Matr5eal4,.7- asv
for tbe second term wiil he Saturday.
January 81. and q number - w stu
dents ara Teetal to register for the
spring aessfea Already about tan
have registered and ar g-tuaS
straight before the beginning ot tae
term.
Among those Who have sieuea ua
2se tao athletes Of Ia stsestTa s!.tl,;y save.
cf WHORE was 4 star tackle for n" TINS
verslty of virginia fires Imam elevea
End the other an end for thu Njrrsnia
Polytechnic Institute.
II is thought that the present large
enrolment will be swciled about
twenty-five after the beginning Of jhe
second term including several women
students
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
Blood Relation Marriages a
Danger if Inherent Traits
Form Menance, Says Science

blood relations Is undesirable. The
odds are 80 much mere that bad and
not good qualities y~iil assert tIfem-
selves that II is not Wig to take the
risk
PLENTY or EXCEPTIONS.
Put. having said that much / must
imm cdiately add that exceptions are
not out Of place. Practical experience
shows that no harm results from the
majority OF marriages between cousins
or ether near relatives, for the simple
reason that in the families concerned
there il very seldom a gross history
Of insanity or other defect sufficient
+" render the proposed marriage I'M
desirable
That number OF them unfortunate-
y turn out calamitousiY is. in view OF
what I have stated. unavoidable. The
risks hsVe been taken and the venture
has proved disastrous.
But under no circumstances should
the risk he incurred if 1t is staring one
in the face
II there ART. or have been. in the
family of ia" relatives who intend to
marry each other one or more definite
instances of phy steal or mental defect
known To h" of an inhcriiabic nature,
tho proposed alliance should be ADAM
doncd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
REAL BANKING SYSTEM

Cape Charles, Jan. 2G.-The Cape
Charles high school has undertaken
what Is believed to be the first school
savings system Of its kind in the state
Of Virginia, and it is certainly one
which deserves the cooperation Of
every patron and in fact every citizen
Of Cape Charles There have been
elected officers whose duties CORES
pond TO those of a fully equipped.
modern bank, president. cashier. di-
rectors, etc, and the plan has been
introduced with the hope OF training
the pupls in the habit OF saving even
the smallest sums When a child 3
savings amount to a dollar. they are
transferred to the bank II his prefer
enCc, whore they remain at interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
STUDENT KILLED IN
ACCIDENT IN ARIZONA

Warrenton, Jan. 26--Poe A. Pc
caud. OF Jackson, Tenn, vocational
student at the University Of Arizona,
was Killed and three other students
were injured when a Ford automo-
bile overturned a quarter of Il mile
south OF Tubac while they were re-
turning from Nogales on the after
noon of January first. The injured
were Howard S, Russell, of Marshall,
Va, ana L. a. Dodson. Culpeper, Va,
and y. A. Latham, Saledonia, MINI.
BY NJ. Cruise of Dorchester, N y.
was also in the party but escaped I'M
hurt. All were members OF the voca-
tional department or the university.
Russell was injured in the head and
back. Dodson and Latham suffered
slight injuries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Moaning Over That Lovely Old Piano
back home" stop #. You country
girls, come buy an ACCORDION Have
home }tes r Several dozen genuine
German hccordeons moderate prices
Credit. MANLY Il RAMOS. Severtn
nea Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
THE NEW PALESTINE

| III T. NEW PALESTINE
]
! WashlngioN, T. G.. Jan. 22.---P ales-
tine soon may take it's place among
/ industrial nations. and ancient Jern-
@tcW may become hHmmlng mart
or modern Trade IL projects in con-
temptation are realized.
! one such prcjr"t is that or building
tunnel from the bad Sea to the
Mediterranean passing under Taru-
saien1. which would utilize the varia-
!loh III levels TO provide water lower
Tor stations along the-~a}.
: A second suggestion IL 80 build
new fndustr1al Tore ah1Tt JrfUSaien1
While the ancient city is rrrSor+ Z IN
TACT -
In this connc Son t." National Geo.
graphie soclctE has 3s@aed f-a0 jta
WASHINGTON hHodcHarte~s l~e fn1iow-
ing buiteLn. NtS"d aa r corr 'ruUica-
ton 10 tne society 'aV 5aE7 y hitting.
rev rea 1z" that the manners and
,d0t"h's Whl 2 prev ata" u" fI" holy
Lana IN biblical aaEe a~. s VIZ
changes, even after n M or
50co YEARS
II Il" present -daF 7tt7@oe a-e To-
Gated, - rbi". etihar on tho t9ns -
hi''S of3Eiualy f"- 1Tata"' .0a Gear
some efFluE or ao1rce r. Tttrr 8auT
ar aa3.t HH'A stR -5-3 p sss -
dwellings whose @zts #a. as6
thousands o. years Their" 1Hos not
"Nl%t StaCif af-af-sr.e ~ peasant
Niita@e tfA- fss 5@e7 t"Hl FRI mod
eFn h7e#
NfaflE Ha"H 2tet1r- h -~s and
I"#nf p F 'r o IT
, it"tn .eF<'E1 and ~ tts~ "a rc 1-r Icing
forced = slr@ 'r'a a1aa -sv 5#t 81.
t sar @f h7~ ws
wooden ma ET'ra and stalls FIR cattle
eNG Sheer &f..L ltHlo -a4 0een
n @t2.-v artists bat n 3aas press ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27

The stale Corporation commission
yesterday decided to grant. in part.
the petition OF the Bristol Gas and
Electric company for increased rates.
The rates fixed by the commission ara
more than those charged at prcscufS
but less than the rates requested hy:
the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
SPECIAL
RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
administration Building,
sos EAST MARSHALL STREET.
Richmond. Va

Bids will be received at this Office
not later than . =. NJ. January 80.
1920 for furnishing manual training
supplies, lumber, hardware, stains, etc,
For specifications. apply this office.
The committee reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
c. r wALFORD.
Clerk and superintendent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
COAL.

Wanted You to Know We Have just
received several cars II lump snl Mt
and New River egg coal Eft cents
of fer cash We n lA-5-ss+v.-- green
trading stamps. TYLER 4 RYAN,
1901 West Cary street Phone Mad
ison 1879 or Rando nh 36lY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
co JNTRY PRODUCE

Fresh Egas. gathered daily. az CENTS
per dozen. postpaid Mailed in two
three, four and si1-dozen contafrer
send money order. ". EJRTO%
MIrCEEIA. Ante "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
CLEOPATRA IS CITED.

As an illustration it IS interesting 10
mention TINT the famous Feyptia
queen, Clecpatra vas the daughter Of
parents who were brother and sister
and Erandchtld Of grandparents who
had also been h-o.ker and sietnr,
Not a few scientific N servers arc IF
the opinion that ronsa p gulneous mat
ng * NOT crly not injurious hut ar
tsaIly beneficial inasmIch as Il tends
~ propagate ana Improve the good
aua 3}tioe OF the raro-ts which are
known ~ be here,5it1-v
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN

Money 10 Loan on Country Real Estate
GEO. r CRAWFORD & CO. $50 e
Main Ftre ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
CUMULATIVE INHERITANCE.

But II A and should marry each
other, any descendant OF theirs will
inherit the said popularity in a eurnu-
lative and aggravated form, with the
result that II may not only become an
apparent bad quality. hut one Of a
violent nature, eliminating in impul-
sive insanity
On the other hand, should A or b
marry member Of family not pos
sesslng the same negative influence,
1t is quite likely that his or her Off
spring will benefit by the adnixture
and inherit the bad qualities slightly
or not at all.
Ehis is why one may take ii as u
safe principle that marriage between
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wrist watches Are Necessity. They
have come To Stay We have them
all styles and prices. our old
watches and tewelry always taken in
exchange. JAHNkE BROS. No. si3
East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
CLEANING and PRESSING

NICHOLS, TIE CLEANER
All Cleaning and Pressing Done Ry the
hand process Our prices are right
Give US a trial We call for and de-
liver. ia North Seventh street.
Phone Madison 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
USUALLY "USDFsIRtRrf,"

The first is that as general prin-
ciplc marriage between blood relatives
Is undesirable. There is a great prob
ability that every individual possesses.
IN addition To his apparent qualities
good bad "r indifferent A number Of
others which are not arnarent but
which are. nevertheless. inheritable
Fv the law y averaEes II is equally
probable that these hidden qualities
are OF mega tive kind--that Is. Of q
KIND meant to be injurious to the in
dividual as we'll as the race.
Now, IL those nerntivc qualities arr.
Inherited by two persons from, d com
mon ancestor. and thcss> two persons
Jointly pass them ON 20 n common
descendant. IL is obvious that they will
In this descendant as~n,nne grayew
form than If he had inherited them
from the ono parent only
To give a practical illustration. a
and Il SsFe -eat4Sts4ss-aa,S4 Gatha=- C--affA
rs mother d. are brother and sister
The lstter's father r, therefore, one
OF the grandparents OF A and Il will
most likely have transferred By in
heritance first To c and y and eventu.
ally through them to A and b some
more or less hidden peculiarly. say a
hasty temper or a slight ecCentricity
Possibly G and y DO not exhibit 1t at
all or in a very nild form only, and
possibly the same may be said OF A
and B.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
WANTS
DEATH NOTICE

HAGAN--Entered into rest Al the il"luS
of Mrs. James 3. Pace, i4l@ " ~
avenue on January "a. IN -
SARAH HAGAN, tine beloved friend
Of the family, She is survived by
sister. Mrs. Alice Boyle, Of this city,
The remains will he at the nome OF
MIR. Patrick McEneany, lava f"' n
avenue. -
The funeral will take place IRON
the Sacred Heart Cathedrat inns
(Nondav) MORNING at 10 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
BY DIR. j. DILBERG.
british Surgeon Of 'International
RenoWn.)

ISenOWn-)
London, Jan 24---Shouid cousins
marry?
This is one of the questions when
doctors are asked most frequently.
At any rate it has been my expert
ence to answer it so often that If a
week passes without my having TO DO
SO | begin TO think that there is some
thing wrong In the machinery when
makes the world SO round.
But recently, in consequence Of a
paragraph which has been widely re-
produced in the newspapers, | haze
received so many requests to deal with
the subject publicly that I can hardly
refuse to make it a topic Of dis
sertation.
The particular paragraph gave the
history OF a family Of idicuc and I'M
beetle children whose parents yer"
first cousins and who had themselves
been mentally afflicted. tn" whole lot
Of them being inmates Of iunauc
asylum in an eastern county OF Eng
land.
That such n statement is bound IN
have a depressing and even an alarm
irg effect in families in which there
ere members who have married cou'
sins or other near relatives stand"
to reason, but on calmer reflection
this will be found to be largely un-
justified
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-27
REAL ESTATE
WANTED
FARMS WANTED


WANTED
.------------.---------
FARMS WANTED
wmntra-D~~irahie stock. Grain and
grass farms IN any Section ~ Viz
g{nia ESPECIALLY Piedmont section
write Us for listing elanEs at once
Just getting cut rev catalor, NOR
TON u THAIHiNER, First National
Bark building
list Yowr Fsrvu~ nn6 nSh@r Real Fs'
tate for sale with RICHMOND
TRUST co. real estate department
Seventh An6 Main streets.
c. T. A. ". L. Denoon for Farms aaa
city property
NOR RENT
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
RELIEF FOR FARM
CREDITS PROMISED
Federation Head Says Con.
gress Has Promised to In
corporate Measures.

CHICAGO, Dec. pa platform
OF legislation designed to provide re-
lief for agricultural credits was an
nounced by j, K. Howard, president
~ the American Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON, upon his return from Wash
inEton, where the proposal was plaC-
81 before members of congress. AS
suFance that legislation as outlined
would be Incorporated in bills to be
drafted Immediately was given him
by committee members MIR. Howard
said.
The federatlons proposed measures
as the means of relief were:
Regulatory power over farmers
co operative marketing associations
should be in the hands OF the United
States. department of agriculture
rather than the federal trade COM
mission.
The farmers cooperative market
ing movement must not be hinderNd
by the provisions OF the sherman
law, enacted to control trusts and
not with any intent to curb coop
GRAFTON for the benefit Of the public
at large.
The federal reserve act Should be
amended so as to provide preferen-
tial rates for loans for productive
purposes over loans for speculative
purposes.
aThe warehousing act should be eK-
tended 90 serve the needs OF both in
dividuals and cooperative associa-
tons carrying with 1t rural credits
plan to aid marketing Of crops.
The federal land bank system
should be extended TO provide farm
ers personal credit
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
CONTROL IN
WAR WAS COSTLY
Final Report Shows Govern.
ment Paid Out More Than
Four Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ,29.--The to-
tai cost OF fuel control to the fed
eral government during the war was
S4,S24,6Sl, according to the final re-
port of the business manager of the
fuel administration, made public here
today. This sum represents all ex-
penditures. national and state, by the
fuel administration for It's organiza-
ton in September, 1917. TO June 80,
1919, when the administration vir-
tually was disba nded.
Appropriations made for fuel cons
troll totaled s5,St3.SlS and Lawrence
Mitchell, assistant business manager
who prepared the report, said there
was a balance OF s9S9,l37 on hand on
June 80 last year.
Expenditures by the headquarters
In Washington totaied $2,706,479 and
by the states sl,94S.6ls
The report shows that there were
So one dollar year men in the fuel
administration. these including Dr.
Harry A, Garfield, the adminlstra-
tor. j. d, A. Morrow, Rembrandt
reale, John +. White, Timothy Healy
+. NJ. Whitaker, Picrrepont h. Noyes,
Mark L. Requa and Alfred NJ Ogle.
The highest salary on q yearly
basis listed in the report is sS,6OO o
wear
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
new DEVICE CAN
MEASURE PLANETS

Wy H'eS'Ue0ouei views SefNtC0.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 29.-An as
Economical device, whereby exact
dimensions of stellar bodies may be
determined. has been perfected BY
Prof A. A. Nicholson, University OF
Chicago scientist. II became known
today.
Tests made at Mount Wilson OBJ
seryatory, it is declared, have re-
vealed several remote stars much
larger than astronomers had sup
posed. BY means OF Prof. Michel
sons device, it is declared, the dia-
meter of Alpa Orionus one of the
stars in the constellation of Orion,
has been computed at 100000, 900
miles. Alpa Orionus has been found,
IL is asserted, to have a volume e.
100000 times as great as the sun.
Announcement OF the perfection OF
Prof. Michefson's device was made
at the meeting of the American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF
Science here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
Dc0gone The Luck!
DGUe IS Going To
Collect That Tax

All the provisions OF the dog tax
Law, passed BY the 1919 legislature
and recently declared constitutional
BY the. supreme court viii be car
ried out TO the letter OF the law, ac-
cerding TO q. Dave Wells. county
tar assessor. Wells said that he will
collect the dog taxes when he makes
the 1921 tax levy, which begins Jan.
lo.
The Law requires that an account
ing be made by the owner OF every
dos and requires the payment Of
tax OF 81 on each male dog and 90
for each female dog Failure to pay
the tax IL punishable by a fine of
from go 10 $50, and failure Of the
county trustee or assessor to collect
and levy the tax on dogs Is a mat
ger for weich these officials are sub
sect to removal. -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
Boy Admits Making
Fatal Bomb; Method
Seen IN Dictionary

NEW YORK. Dec. as.--Declara-
tion that hse'1earned how to make
bombs from the dictionary" and that
one OF his home made products killed
4 chum and probably fatally injured
another boy and himself last Sunday.
was made by herbert Bramm, a
Brooklyn youth, according to She
police.
Bramm who first claimed he had
found the bomb at Bergen Beach
while hunting, also confessed. police
say, he had made other bombs and
had "set them OFF, in an outlying
district ito hear the noise"
The boys were in Br6mm's home
Hnscrewing a piece of gas pipe load
ed with powder and cartridges, when
Il exploded, killing John McKenny.
Ir., is, and severely woundlns
Bramm and Paul Clandow, IT. Lit
tie hope is held at the hospital for
Bramm's recovery, while Clandow
has failed to recover consciousness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
PAT O'BRTEN'S SISTER
SAYS HE WAS SLAIN
Declares Brother and Associ
ate Have Murder Evidence.

MOMENCE, H., Dec 29--F'Xpress-
ing belief that her brother Lieut.. Pat
O'Brien, hero aviator. whb WAS found
dead in a Los Angeles hotel two
weeks ago, was nlul dvred, MEs, Clara
CleCg said .iii Investigation viii be
made Mrs. Clrcg said her hrnther,
Merwin Q'Brien, ana Virgil Maare, an
associate Of the dead man, had suffi-
cient evidence TO warrant an lnvesti-
cation. she believes O'BFien did not
commit suicide.
Mrs. Clegg said she had been with
her brother In the AFTERNOON OF the
day he was found dead and he was in
good spirits. She declared that when
she saw his body there We're no pow
der marks near the wound and she
also said she believed the note which
was thought to have been written by
the aviator was written by someone
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
WOMAN HAD
SUFFERED FROM YOUTH

nauseated could not retain thing
/ had eaten had spells of dizzi-
ness and would have to sit or lie
down until could recover. Ny
nerves were badly unstrung and at
night was in such misery | could
hardly get any sleep at all. My
Homework became burdensome and
got SO weak and worn out | felt
like I was ready to give up.
About three weeks ago began
taking Tanlac ana am feeling better
than I have in many years, and now
for the first time since was child
can eat whatever I please without
suffering any bad after effects. The
indigestion has left me altogether
and I am no longer troubled with
gas, bloating. or pains. Ny nerves
are steady and l haven't had an at
tack OF dizziness since I started TAX
ing Tanlac. enjoy perfect rest
every night and when I get up in
the morning am feeling so fine
can do my homework without firing
one bit"
Tanlac is sold by the leading drug
gists in every town. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-29
Dyspepsia and Nervousness
Now Things of the Past and
She Feels Splendid Since
Taking TanIaC.

IL arm so happy over what Tanlac
has done for me that | want to talk
about it all the time" said Mrs. G.
+. Dozier. Of 1903 Prentis avenue,
Portsmouth. Va.
had suffered from indigestion
ever since was a child and have
taken medicine nearly all my life,
but / was gradually growing worse
each year. I was confirmed dys-
peptic and hardly day passed that
| was free from suffering. Every
thing I ate seemed to lie heavy on
my stomach and | would bloat up
with gas something awful. had the
worst sort of pains around my heart
and in my left side, and at times /
didn't think ] could hold out under
the strain, and often 4 became so