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BEDFAST every
WINTER; STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE
Mrs. Mershon Found Speedy Relief
After 10 Years Suffering,

had suffered from stomach irou-
nic ior is years. and had spent hum
areas OF dollars doctoring Evcry
winter l was bedfast most of The
time. commenced taking Milks
emulsion last fall, and before 1 had
taken SIX bottles my stomach trouble
disappeared and l have had no return
OF 1t since. This Is the first winter
III Is years that | have not been bed
iast. l also give Milks Emulsion to
the children for Group. with splendid
results."-Mrs. w. q. Mershon, Brazil
Ind
Thousands OF people who have sur
iereu Tor years from stomach and
novel troubles, as Mrs. Mcrshon did,
have found the same wonderful relief
ana lasting benefit from MiIks I;mul-
sion.
Milks Emulsion cleanses the stom-
ach md bowels of all impurities. re-
storing healthy natural bowel action
ana doing away with all need Of
PMS ana physics. Ii corrects the
digestive organs and improves the
appetite. Thus IL helps nature 10
build up the blood and tissue ana to
strengthen the throat, stomach and
bowels As builder of flesh and
strength. Mllks Emulsion is strongly
recommended to those whom sick
ness has weakened, and is n Dowcr-
iui iiu III resisting and repairing the
effects OF wasting diseases. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation are
promptly extraordinarily in one
day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that il Is
eaten with spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case.
you are urged TO try Milks Emulsion
under this Enarantee-Take six bot
Ties home with YOU, use IL according
10 directions and IL not satisfied with
the results, your money will be
promptly refunded. Price soc end
$l.eo per bottle. The Milks Emulsion
Co. Terre Haute. Ind. Sold by drug
slStS rNWherc-AdN
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sgSyironment to continue their daily
suffering untold torture
until their aches and ills assume such
ssserious tendencies that they are
Forced to give up altogether.
~ Plant Juice. the new herbal stonl-
ach remedy, is designed for just such
needs It has done more for men ard
gspomen In American cities than Any
ssotheri discovery of the twentieth cen
fury. Every day more and more pco-
EDls ARE coming forward with signed
telling of the wonderful
6eneft they have received from Plant
Juice.
One OF the latest is Mrs. Washing
z ton I. Curtis, of No. S07 North Tween
q eighth Street, "a popular Richmond
lady who tells how her husband was
sNeStored to health after suffering for
Gears. She says:
my husband for number of Years
suffered agony from his stomach and
with gas, end had gotten to a point
where everything he ate would cause
Shim great pain. He had heuda aches.
backache. heartburn. and felt dizzy
and nervous. lie could not sleep ~
tight and got badly run down. lie
bought this was caused hy eating
old Lunches every day. We had read
lie afatements OF so many II oar
Friends who had been relieved by
your Plant Juice that this induced
N.Y. nuhDdnu 10 KY l. A!ieT ne '..lu
SakeDs about half of the frs. bp.ilc.
sHbuld see great Improvement in
sand nov, since he has taken il
t4yeral weeks, he looks like an
III man. He can cat anything he
@ and digest IL, sleeps like
and says lie = could eat cold
hes elk tines Il day If necessary.
tsPlant Juice is certainly Won
IL medicine, aud am going 20
~ myself for spring medicine.
are both grateful 10 your ,:+di-
for the woi ders ii has worked
1fr home"
h Plant Juice Man is at The
sfe Drug Co store. in l;ch-
3gwhere he j. daily meeting the
public and Introducing ana t,-
ing the merits Of this remedy.
sale in Petersburg ~ Nor
The Dros Man, and in Chase
tt chasc City Drug CO.
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100000 Shares

Many, probably the majority, of those who lines
be in the position financially years that they
occupy today certain few By their present far
ghtedness the of almost all so-calcd luck" will be
fortaby independent Every the wisdom of saving
during the days Of prosperity for the off years that arc bound
to follow 1t be tic rule however only few
act in accordance with the. good this respect
One probable why many people fail take advantage
of the liberal income afforded by
fact that they think of stock only $50 Soo Unless
they have several hundred dollars they feel that high
dividends paid by well organized for tem
they we'll be with the small Of
by uaconervave institutions. glance the par value and
subscription of this so Cumulative Participating Preferred
Stock above shows that this idea longer justified The
cost OF living has doubled in the few Shouldn't you
at least twice much for the your money you
formerly satisfied with
The AMERICAN-SOUTHERNM MOTORS CORPORA
lion has been organized assemble for southern distribution
the well known AMERICAN Balanced SIX. In the four years
that this has been the market has precedent
established record both the history of the
country 1t was the first of light weight cmbody in its
chassis construction the principle of balance The effect of this
innovation on the riding and wearing qualities of the for
1t remarkably quick and approval from the public
The plant of the AMERICAN-SOUTHERN MOTORS
CORPORATION, located Greensboro n c., is ready for
operation which will begin in the future 1t upto
date equipped with the modern for the
efficient manufacture OF high grade automobile It's estimated
output for the first will be 24oo and for
year. 5000.
The responsible for the organization of this Corporation
and who will all be actively erned with its management
exceptionally we'll qualified directors Three of them
have been intimately associated with the AMERICAN Balanced
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Possible.

lis IL possible for man to get
thoroughly drunk in this town III he
Is willing to pay tho price, asked
an arid arrival.
We'll. yes; reckon It's possible"
replied the landlord of the Pctunia
tavern. But 1t don't hardly A.em
probable. You soc the bootIeggcr
takes you upstairs and down cellar
and round and round like the ragged
rascal ran round the rugged rock in
McGufey's Third Reader. and SO on
and so forth, and then charges you
90 cents FOR cataracting three drops
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rrc,ldcnt Milson. Cahlnct.

j ". E!ack stono.--Thc iolloWfnE
mon compose the Cabinet al the pres
ent time: Secretary Of state. Balm
bridge Colby. nominated but not vet
confirmed by the senate. Secretary
of Treasury, David +. Houston: Sec
rotary of War. Newton H. Baker. At
torneN- General. y. Mitchell Palmer:
PostmaStcr-icu neral. A. : Burlcson !:
Secretary Of Navy. Joscphus Daniels.
Secretary "f tho Interior John Bar
ton l'aync; Secretary Of Agriculture.
Edwin l.. Meredith; Secretary o..
Commerce. Joshua w Alexander:
Secretary OF Labor. William II. VII
son.
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they came TO the great forest where
lived the Fairy Queen who had given
Fuss Junior tho wonderful Magic
stone.
Now ! Will leave YOU" said tho
little Yellow Bird. For 1 must in
form the Fairy Queen of your safe
depths of the great forest.
Then the two Pussy Cats again set
on. and after II while they came to
their little white house on the corner
of Catnip street and Pussy Willow
Avenue. There on the front porch
stood Mrs. Daisy Duck. their old
housekeeper. with an anxious eS-
preston on her face.
oh! I'm so glad you're home
again." she said. as they dropped
down to the ground please don't
go flying again. but stay home like
two sensible cats" And In the next
story you shall hear what happened
after that. Copyright, 1920. David
ITO Be Continued |
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Nniruiir IInlnrnhIc

Miss -. T.. H., observation-disclosures
honorable was a form OF punishment,
that originated in France in the
murdcrcrs, traitors and sacreiigio,is
persons. The cuiprit was delivered
into the hands of the hansman, his
shirt WAS stripped from his back: a
natter was placed around his heck
ana a lighted taper in his hand. I'm
this condition he was brought into
court. and thon made TO ask pardon
Of God. the King and the country.
Death or haniShme"t sometimes fol
lowed. AS i;sc phrase is now used, IL
refers 10 any apology or rcparation
made to an Injured ucrson
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"a NIIdnight Romance,

~ a midnlght-to morning working
schedule was the necessary but UNI
Intentional natural environment CON
tributed TO the production Of tho
ond OF tho special feature productions
starring Anita Stewart. to b. shown
at the odeon Thea,er again today
Ihe picture is the story of IA mys-
aterious girl who, in the person Of
Miss Stewart, is an unnamed refugee
brought to the American coast by
llfesaYers rescuinG the passengers OF
q foundcred ocean liner
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Information Bureau.

INQUIRIES regarding almost amy
tontc' excepting ON Legal aud medical
suDJcrtS. nrc answered free. .ts NIL
INQUIRIES nrc answered dircrtl! by
pcrsonnt letter. scIf-ndd rcsscd
Stampeu envelope Is required. td-
dress The Timc>-Dispntch informu-
ton Bureau. Richmond, Va.
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IN Real I,r.,,,,n

you like. INTERCHANGEABLE s.rt
w arein the vi.i6ia steals the pare =
and the child, marries the beautiful
shcroine against her will and robs
81 G man Of wealth OF his fo-tuor--
picture. The Twin Pawas.' WHOM
was shown for the first time nj the
colonial Theater last night and will
continue through today. IL is melo-
10 pretense of being anything else.
rWllKie Collins. an English novelist
famed for his melodramas. wrote The
Woman in White" from which ~ ;
irwin PAwns" is adapted.
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thdS ndppyp
healthy child. normal in every other
way. should have to wear glasses
at the age OF twelve.
The kindly old specialist leaned
back and thought moment before
speaking. You Know" he answer
cd. "or more correctly speaking,
you probably do not know that we
arc all more or less the victims OF
glare and eye-strain. They are in
sidious enemies OF the eyes. at work
every waking hour of the day: cs-
pecially active during the hours that
We spend under artificial light.
1T used to be true Of my home,
and suppose 1t is OF yours. that tho
lighting consisted OF glowing spots
of light spaced at different places
in the room. close enough together
to relieve the murkiucss and mako
the darkness visible. No attention
was paid to tho fact that these spots
Of glare were highly irritating TO
the eye. both In themselves and
where they were reflected from mir
rors and polished surfaces. We all
thought that II was one OF tho dis
comforts of life that had % be put
up with. like the dog days and
mosquitoes.
And then the other extreme that
we all swung to in trying to escape
glare was the under-lightcd room.
This was just as Irritating. as in
furious and just as productive OF
eyc-strain as er-lighting. 1t
seemed that there was no lu my
medium. You notice that say
seemed: It is because I have found Il
way. which. by combining the good
qualities OF direct and indicrct
lighting. eliminates both glare and
gloom. There Is so much done now
adays In the way of preventive med
lctnc. that | really regard this new
lighting system in that way. L
prescribe 1t AZ readily as do
glasses. because prevention liz SO
much more effective than remedy.
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The .Durk Argos

NJ n. Bedford .City.-Thc dark
ages was period of European his
tory. beginning With or shortly be-
fore the fail Of the Roman empire
of the West "a. ID. 476). marked by
general decline of learning and
cLSiiization. II was introduced by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

Western Euorpc In the fourth ana
ing of tho nations. and is reckoncd
by Italian us extending to the elcv-
enth century. when 4 general revival
OF wealth. manners. taste and learn
ing began. and by others TO tho time
g Dante in tho thirteenth century o,
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SIX for time and have had part in making il
been closely connected with the automobile the re-
manning six highly southern banking and
insurance circles.
The AMERICAN-SOUTHERN MOTORS CORPORA
TON will enjoy several very important advantages through the
intimacy OF its relations with the American Motors Corporation
of Plaineld N The latter has national adye
sng purchasing and engineering the
manufacture and sale of the AMERICAN Balanced SIX This
relieves the AMERICAN-SOUTHERN MOTORS COR
PORAIlON of these very burdensome overhead In
addition will have selling costs Penney Long, Inc of
Greensboro NJ c. having contracted for entire output All
OF these factors will have decidedly beneficial influence on the
earnings of the corporation
his stock being offered the public par per
share As the Corporation has bonded Indebtedness Pre-
tered Stock virtually first lien property including the
plant and equipment Greensboro, N. c.
he charter OF provides that after regular
dividend of $50 has been paid the Preferred the Common may
equal but greater % of the OUT
standing preferred stock All dividend disbursements in excess of
these two be divided equally between BOTH the
Common and Preferred.
In other words this issue being offered for public sbscrp-
ton has both the guaranteed features of reliable stock
and the speculative possibilities of 1t not only has
prior claim the dividends this Corporation also shares
all additional profits (Which ordinarily go entirely the common
stockholders.
Here then is genuine investment opportunity of unusual
merit 1t within reach of great number of have
before enjoyed unusually liberal their funds
this them Acceptable subscriptions will be allotted in
the order received We the right withdraw this offer
without notice For further details address the attached coupon
post card 10
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Here's a card
with the name OF
this new system
on II. and the ad-
dress OF the cleo
trician who can
serve you"
| looked ut the
card as soon as |
was outside. The
name written on
II was 'Duplexa-
lite The minute
! got home ] teie-
Dhoned 10 the cleo
trician. lie asked
me the size Of my
room. general coll
or scheme, and
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sheS. nrosd,yay Cabaret.

/ Palais Royal. famous Broadway "a
haret and q part of the Guys MD
might JOY ground. .iaw one II the fcu,
emaintng landmarks of the DAYS
\ when; Manhattan was the island home
OF the Tree and the July thigs; slave.
glory as n spectacle in u "Virtuous
Vamp, starring Constance Talmadgc.
which lis to he shown nj the Victor
3Theater again today.
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We me from this feathered chain,
In second the ruby was pressed
AGAINST the little bird. aud. presto.
l wi,s IL Eo9ts stood beside his SON.
his arms about his father, who for
a moment was safe from the spell
of the Wicked Water Witch.
= cry OF warning from the little
Yellow Bird made them look around
Water Witch. Holding up her skirts.
Tor the melting snow still ran from
swiftly toward them. Advance an
other S, stop" cried Puss Junior. rails
ing ms sword. and Will run
sh Sneathe your weapon. Sir cat."
tina. of the ruby" And She Slowly
h backed away and out of the door. for
sne knew that she could not over
come com, the power of puss Jnuior's
low Vet h,r Us so sa ,h, the xd little Vel.
has resained his thnl yGSnr fathI is
wiser to let the witch alone. SO the
three OF them spread their wings. fos
a n Juniors father stiil had on his
went, through the open window. far
down the mountain side. until they
reached the spot where the grass was
SicSu ana the iHtc autumn MOVERS
still gladdened the land.
Here they nlighted to arrange
matters for their homcard flight.
sill fearing tina, the Wicked Water
her spell over them.
You need fear her no longer" said
the little yellow Bird. ''Shc has
seen the magic OF the ruby and will
not dare to come near"
as soon as they were rested, they
again set forth, and after while
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Something Worth While.
First Lady-My husband gives mo
demonstrations OF affection every
time he looks at me.
Second Lady-My husband gives
me his pay envelope every time he
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SniIcd WhItc Satin Nni,t,
Wants business Address.

), MISS II. \, T. Ashland.-Wc 10 no,
IKE 10 advise thu method in 50 dell
cate an undertakings
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Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings MT Local House.
Real Zulu village.

ggsof Pleasure" Blanche Sweets frs,
ss.eatu rc production for Jesse ID. Hamp-
ION. az the Bijou again today and
IS an accurate reproda act ION
rsSDL Inc Zulu town of Zimba, of Nyasa-
II Iano. Ine village was erected lin the
Tujunga Pass in the noun
X Inns OF southern California, and COW
ssniles; The set includes the straw
homes OF the Znlus and
e ran yes IN elegance and size up to he
5.spriniitire palace OF the chief
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of diluted Ticker on your tongue with
got drunk that way IL no was rich
enough. but IL does SEEM like an aw-
full waste of time. money and pa
tience."
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THOUGHT TROUBLE
ElA||I|M|I||E FROM LUNCH
Kiehmoifd MIN Who Suffered
From Stomach Trouble
Regains Health.
PLANT JUICE AGAIN REPEATS
Since Taking Plant Juice He
Can Eat Six Lunches n Day
Without Distress.

Conditions resulting from the mod
tern method of living cause MAN.
people to sock relief by going into
the country and living close 10 Ma
tnre but the big majority cannot do
They are forced by their en-
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s.rhc shnrk.

Tho Shark" sea story OF luck.
Is, lure and love. featuring George
,Maish, closes it's run at the Rluebird
* heater tonight. The story carries
lone: with rapid action from one big
srs scene to another. The interior OF "a
Sf1oW Mexican dance hall. life aboard
u n tramp steamer and the marvellous
Iescue OF man and Il girl nj sea
..sEKeep the spectators in suspense
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PhrnscoIugy III u erntcncc.

~ IL. Newport NcwS.-Wc do nor
publish business addresses in this
column.
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Puss in Boots, Jr.
DY DAVID CORY

Puss Junior touched the leo cage
with his Magic Ruby, and in an in
ing on To his shoulder, II nestled i'm
close To his ear and whispcred.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Zig Surprise mt the Lyric.
y proSram of unusual merit is Of
Tered ut the Lyric for the first half
OF the week. II stars of with an
unusual act of songs and stunts. which
turns out TO he entirely different from
what one expects from the entrance
OF Miss Myrtle Dundin. The biz sur
prise doesn't come until Mr.. Jimmy
nundin arrives ON the scene. Lyle
ana Emerson present ~ Real Comedy
Act, and manage To live up 10 the
word in good style. Their skit is
both novel and mere amusing than
the general run of It's kind.
But the best of all the program is
Helen TriN and her sister Joscphine.
who sing songs written by Miss Helen
IN the most pleasing manner imaain-
able. Not only are they pretty and
original and tuncful. and their cos
tunes show good taste and an idea
of stunning effect. They charm the
audience and win the honors of the
program with great ease.
George Sossncr easily wins second
place in the favor of the audience
IN his REPRESENTATIONS. lie shows
talent and skill In his portrayal of
the different roles.
Closing the performance arc the
three Danoisc sisters in Il pretty. and
arc goodiookinS girls who have great
skill on the rings and trapeze. and
they have worked out some new
\ Pathe News and Topics OF the
Day preccdc the acts. l.. y. l..
.'Thr Wandcrcr."
The cngrossinS old Biblical story
of The ProdiEal Son." one that un-
doutbcdly affords the best dramatic
plot of any tale in which Il young
man is the central figure. will, he
told in the remarkable play, 1.-The
Wanderer." which will be seen al
the strand tonight and Wednesday,
and "Wednesday matinee.
The Wandcrer". far surpasscs tho
average expectation. II is in
adequate to refer to this great
dramatic offering as a play or a
version OF the most popular para bic
absorbing, spectacle and Comstock
and GeSt have produced It, with ever,
greater protiigacy than the ProdlEa,
Son himself displayed in the mngni-
hccnt second act. when ne scatters
his gold broadcast upon wine, wo-
men i, and sambling. The staging is
the work of that master of modern
stage craft. David Belasco. and he
was givcr free hand In the IN
restiturc oil the play with more tha,.
his accustomed laviShncss
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Touch me. little son Of mine.
with that ruby stone or thine.
rfSe me from this feathered chain,
make he Papa Puss again."
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why
should a
of
|Edith's age
have to wear
glasses.
'Doctor?"

7 ASKED the eye
1 specialist this
because 1t seemed
so unnecessary
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$1,25O,OOO.OO


Par luc Per Share
On k & ely, G.eLsro N.
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The Factory

This modern automobile
plant at Greensboro. n. c.,
has been thoroughly equip
ped and is now prepared to
turn out an average Of
about seven cars per day.
Everything is in readiness
for operation, which will
begin shortly.
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TEAR OFF AND MAIL TODAY

DUPLEX LIGHTING WORKS
Of General Electric Company
3 West 48th Street. New York City
Please send me free copy of your
illustrated booklet. Light Where You
Want 1t" and the name of the local
representative best able to servo me.
tH-57)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Boards Of Pharmacy, -ngether Win 4
lsTTs- t1'1In ine secretary of int 1850
ciEtlpn. Il. {. Christ sasen Of -i1icaEn.
notifying nm mat ne has been chnsen
rs one Of me cAar-H- members Of that
EXPERIMENTATION The oniy other member
N Thai association N this city. Sd far
as Is known. Is Joseph r Young. Mem
osrShlp II thai organization is onnsid-
e,-6sd quite an hunor Is Il allows The
druggist % practice pharmacy IN any
state n rhe Cninn without taking IN
examination.
3ene4.h ms certificate hanging On
tte wal If the Temple pharmacy iE MI
Partridge x sta1e Registered aputhecz-r
certificate bearing the number = shuv-
inE mat NJ Partridge was the very
trE1 applicant IN Maine wflo PASSED the
examination 5ur Registered apufNeca--v
after the law wanI mo effec; n IgT-. Al
tlET Tine there were the red sea and
Ihe green sea certificates. he enrnEr
showing thai the applicant hid PASSED
he state examination. and me lat.r-
indicating that me DRUGGIST had hEsn in
that business <nr three Years al me
TINE VI the passage NJ the ac-
Having been N partnership tar 1rer
'hree veK-s n the drllE business in An
EilFta with ms brother, Charles K Par
traare- late uf tins CITY Frank 2 Par
ridge Was entitled 10 a=r.g!Efered
appthscarv certificate without taking 1t
examination. nut he preferred 10 tsAke
the examination. and upon passing 4
received his certificate, the frs; IN the
State bearing the red seal Nr Par
fridge brother Charles WIS then q
member of the Stats Board az Csrnrnis-
sinners If Pharmacy and his signature
appears upun the certificate The c1nsr
TWO members N the board were DR.. I.
7, Cummings, Portland. and n. $. Ear
luw, Bangor