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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-28

Noon .................. IL
For Wayne County, by w. e. Moore
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur-
day. Fair at intervals. Warmer Sat
urday.
General Conditions-The cool wave
moved southeastward last night, re-
sulting in the general fall in tempera-
ture over the north and central
states. An area of low barometric
pressure over British Columbia has
caused a marked rise in temperature
to take place over the northwest. In
the states of Montana and North and
South Dakota, the temperature rose
80 degrees in the last "a hours. The
crest of the cool wave will pass here
tonight and warm weather will arrive
by Saturday. Heavy loca; rain in por-
tions of Kansas and Missouri. Spring
weather prevails over the Yukon val
ley and the Klondike regions Sixty
degrees above at Eagle, where 1t was
60 below four months ago.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-28
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather eureau-Partly cloudy to-
night; slightly cooler extreme south
portion; Saturday, fair and warmer.
Temperatures Yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL
Makes SSTR0HfGG REC0INHII|EEN)AIDD.

II you are in general rrn-dog9
milton, you will find as thor
anis Of cheyS have found, tha
Worth will soon restore ~
z0ol health. Nerv- Eo'th net
i'zes poisonous acidS, stops =
'r'a-. 2ids DIGESTION. and he,,7
Effectively. the Whole digestive So.
lem L also gives nerve force
bsnishes s,eeDleSsncss. tones fn
invigorates the 'roie system. F0
:narv years il has proved one OF l.
most successful remedies eve
placed on The mGrfet End L be"
the endorsement, Of doctors. drug
gists, ksai;h officers. pseache.s
lowers and men and women tror
all walks OF life. It's equally fc7
for rcung and CID, contains net
ing harmful. and Is p'essan'
;7i:c BuT bottle OF Nerv-Wo7..i!
take i according 10 directions
I "fI a.o not satisfied. vol. mcEe
will be chosrfully refunded.
Sold on a money back guararc
BY ". r. c are md all leal.n.
druggists everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

A large number OF persons from
here attended the picnic held a
Montana Monday, BY the knights
Of the Golden Eagle and the Uni
ted Mine Workers.
Miss Ruth Harr. Of Fairmont, is
guest OF Miss Gladys Watkins.
Miss Villa McCurdy. who is EN-
ployed at the hospital at St. Marys
is guest OF her sister, Mrs. vii
liam McEliresh.
Miss Zelma Trippet, Of Little
Falls. is a guest OF her aunt, Mrs
c. R. Hall.
The Good Cheer class Of the
Hoult Sunday school held a GOV.
cred dish supper at the residence
Of the superintendent, William
Hoult, Monday evening.
Pat Huey; wife and two child. en-,
were visiting friends in Hoult
Sunday.
Miss Edith Harr, Of Fairmont, is
a guest Of Miss Georgia Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bunner
and two children were Sunday
guests at the home OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bun.
ner, at Norwood.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
li| e - y y e
SISTER NARY's.
NTCAEN
(c.;opyright, 1870. n: 8. ~

!.
Nasturt;um leaves makes an at.
tractive garniSh for a salad. Nearly
every house has a few rastrrtlum
vines and when a salad must be
made ont OF thin air, as Il were. the
spicy leaves are delicious IN place
Of lettuce.
Sandwiches can also be made OF
nasturtium leaves and mayounatse.
Cut white bread very thin, spread
with butter. add a leaf Of nastur.
tium. spread with mayonnaise and
add the other half Of the sandwich.
The bitiness Of the herb riakas a
fandwich especially good to serve
with tea.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST - BlacEbcrries,
cooked cereal, baking powder bis.
cut. coffee.
LUNCHEON - Tomato sand.
wiches, fancy rice pudding. tea.
D!NNER-Lamb stew and dump.
l!ngs, boiled summer squash, let.
tuCe salad. cherry pie, coffee.
Ny Own Recipes.
When dumplingS are served with
meat. Il Is not necessary to have
:wo vegetables with a salad. Srn.
mer squash Is better TO boil than
10 bake. The skin should be very
thin and tender, and the squash
itself should be young.
TOMATO SANDWICHES.
White bread
Cream cheese
Anchcvy paste :
Tomatoes
MayoEnaige
Cut bread one.fourth inch ;hicI..
Spree,i very sDa.ing!y viii n.
chovy paste. Add a thin lave O.
cheese. a slice OF tomato the size
Of the bread. Spread with may
unnaise aud top with a battered
piece OF bread. AS these sand.
wiches are rather thick. the are
nicer 10 eat II served on a plate
with fork.
FANCY RICE PUDDING
S tablespoons rice
3 cups mix
/? eggs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
Sa i'ary Policeman I, Il.
Williams, For Fig:
Yea S an Official O ,
Eiyria Heath Depal.-
met, Says Worth
Is a Wcnder.

MY stomach was all knocked
cut. my appetite was poor. and riy
digestion was in bed condition. |
saw Ne.v-Worth statements Of
wcll-known PEOPLE and bought a
bottle ana after taking T. basan
coming back TO my normal vigor-
Gus condition, and ! an row al
right in every way. Nerv-WoNh is
a wonder" Thus said Mr.. Williams
Of the F'yria Health Department.
who resides al 1Ol5 Eas. Arc. FL
via. Ohio. II you suffe: from aay
OF tho us due to arrangements o.
the. stomach OF nervous system, OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

s4WaIy,' threatened iIn9an3 q" as..i.eo OF yoG
again with them He dug hole the ROOF Of his bedroom and
dropped them In ausloo talked fast ne was all out
breath
Tingalng the fairy landlord jinged his bells meannsy and
Way shyered He was moray afraid he'd lei on or SIX
maybe ,
1ot decided whether bell you raise your ent You're rn
nv house. and you're certainly not responsible parent What
Fleet the For Lad come along while your children OUT
Way had no answer Tor this Wel he said finally the birds
their babies out Of the nest to teach EN- TO NY don't ney ana
read in the Log Hollow Buge hat the people OF Tmbuc
oscar throw their children Into TIL o mAs us q77e O. a:eA
( thought I'd try the same thing and
aYoure queer un said Tngang and you're quite sure II
wasn. because you wanted all the food for Yourself?
!. Waly nodded that he was-wel pretty sure.
A ghr SAID the fairy turning away Don't Do again. anu
s I'll let you off this time Come on kdtoes!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

q tahlespo ons sugar
n teaspoon lemon extract
Start apples
10 cup raisins
Cnrsapt Jelly =, Z.
s tablespoons powdered srgar
Boil rice IN salted water Tor 81
minutes. Add milk, yolks d eggs.
sugar, raisins and lemon extract /.
Pare apples and remove cores from
the stem end. The blossom end
Of the apples must MOI be broken.
Arrange In a buttered baking dish.
Pour rice custard around but mol
covering apples. Bake in a hoder'
ATE oven for 50 or 60 minutes.
When done, LEI cool and drop int
each apple cup a spoonful Of cur,
rant jelly. Cap each apple with .
peak Of meringue. made Of the
:tiffly beaten whites OF the eggs
and the powdered sugar. Lay
around the edge a border Of the
sections Of a juicy orange, from
which every bit Of skin has been
removed.
Greater love hath no. woman
than this: that she 90 shopping for
a friend on a hot summer DAY.
MARY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
HOULT


There was I severe siOlm-rain,
hal and high wind,-Saturday
evening. Trees were blown down,
much fruit shaken from the trees
and gardens flattened out, as
though roller had passed over
them. As a result, the picnic and
open air Children's De- program,
planned for Sunday, Lad 10 be
called of, and the program was
rendered in the church. There
was a good sized audience, com.
posed largely OF the parents OF the
pupils, and the program was welt
rendered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

Ma o. a. Annan 81 Baltimore
who had been de guest Of ~. and
Mn. 7. E. Jchnson In this city has
gone to Berkeley Springs. wkers
she viii spend several weeks. Miss
Eleanor Amman VIM remain here
for some time IS the guest Of MIS-
johnson and Mss Jessie Jacobs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

mo.o. ambulance has been place.
In the Rel Cross Museum in WASH
inglon. The car was captured b,
the Germans in 1915, but recaptur
Ell by the Americans in their ad
vance OF that summer.
Bodies OF French soldiers bur
led at the front WILL be returned &c
their relatives and !elnterred In
cemeteries in villages, towns and
cities where their parents or next
of kin reside. Refinement will be
gin about November |.
General S. B. NJ. Yodng, 81 years
old, enlisted as a private IN Inc
United States volunteer infantry
in, April, 1861, and rose 10 lne
command .ot Chiel.in'Staft. After
fitty.niRe years OF service in tho
AMY, he las resigned rom acti7c
duty.
Distribution OF 4.765,O0O Victory
Medals is being made 10 members
OF The arms. navy aud MAJ inc
corps who were in service between
APR! 9, 1911, and November II.
1918. Special insigniaS are pre-
sented to men who saw active ser,
vice.
Enlisted men OF the Naticna!
Guard who on Jul VI, 1921, shall.
be from 10 10 10 years Of age, with
one year Of training In that unit,
will be eligible for selection as az
plicants for admission TO the Uni,
ted States Military Academy a;
West Point.
william Writ. residing at Akron.
O., is reported dead By the War
department, but his name is icing
chisel!ed from the memorial
bronze tablet recently placed in a
memorial building in thar city.
Writ estimates there are no less
than 900 ex.servica men now l!s
Ing. whom the War department
records show are killed and buried
overseas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

A declaration Of war always
brings down The suicide rate Of a
country, while a financial panic in.
creases 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06
rs ]! Of TIE
The Mystery Solved.

great mystery about Waly woodchuck getting upstairs
kitchen without anyone eeng him and s greater mys
everyone knew be lad put them ont that very day.
While Tngalng and The twins stood watching Waiy roSk
i6 come rushing up but the wise .od Magical Mushroom
been keeping g9a outside on no. 50 there ne ne s ne
doorway ont the kitchen while you waiting IN me
Your hunted up his lost babes then rushed AoTe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

IN England women engaged in
llfsing and other work under the
Erection Of the. nations defensive
l1Eces, are eligible for the Vic
9n1 Gross the most priced deco
alton n the British military SER
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

Iems Of warfare .
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

A method Of reading by sound.
rather than by touch, for the blind
and near.blind. has been invented
by Dr.. Max Herr, a Vlnnese heart
disease specialist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

Jiggles-Do you know why this
Is such a hard world?
Waggles-Because all the soft
places are occupied. -Edginburg
Scotsman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

Jaran has the greatest number
OF divorces each year OF all the
nations Of the world. while the
Omitted States is second.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-06

Twenty-one states have enacted
mothers pension laws.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
ALLEGED ILLICIT
D|STILLtRs HELD

Elvtn TiasIey. who was arrested by
United States Deputy Marshall Ha--
rtson charged with illicit d!s-iliing
was held Tor the April term Of court
yesterday by Commissioner rlegen-
haimer and reIAaAAd On 81 900 batt
ItnSley was arrested IL Eenrico
county, sea- fayio-ss Ereez.ns-
James Golden and James Harris
alas James Brook, ware also keld tor
the grand Jury and SAINT TO the Hen
rico county TAIL for safa-keep!ne.
Both were captured by federal agents
a. sz1 North Fourth street, charged
with illicit disabling. George Golden
was yslAaeed on s1oo ban As 4 ma
tar1al witness
Mike Caro-, alias Mia ANA. alias
George J. Azouyy. was given q pre-
L-airary hearing or the charge Of
making and ealing wh.skey n his
shop at sol North Twelfth street.
Nike. whose name Is George. was
tailed. batng unable 70 furnish The
$4,000 bond required for his appear
ting before the grand Jury. The
Greek is alleged to have resisted ar
rest after selling federal agents a
sott-dr1nk bottle tull Ct a LIQUID
never intended tor such recs ptacla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
DEPARTMENT MEN
LOOK FOR MARTENS

Wasa1r gtoa, Jan 7-whns Ludwig
G. -. E. Martens, the sels-styled
sov!st ambassador" to the United
States has been IN Washing ton for sew
srl days ard the department OF Jus
ttcs has been searching tor hirc with 4
warrant fer his arrest and deportation
since last Friday. he continues 70 be A.
elusive ss 2 VIII q the wisr
he capital L. 81 course tbs hAa9-
quarters of the department OF Justice
and IL has many skilled detectives and
agents at work here. but none Of them
have as yet discovered the hiding place
OF .he ambiguous Martens
Tbs IAN ha ssader" has bssr at the
Lafayette hotel, which is row TIE rest
dencs a. his secretary and various
other members OF his etar. and las
been IN ard out os that place any nun.
bar OF times /, the past few days But
for some unknown reason TIE agents
o. the department Of justice have hsar
unable 70 lay thar ha.ds or hin
Al TIE department., .. tustice TO-
night It was said tia. search was
sttn being made for Martens ard that
his arrest might be expected at any
t.mA Officials believe that he has rot
left washington. and II the event tia.
he 10 staying at private residence, II
is presumed the department viii! take
soma action toward his protectors for
iocsrte-.sE with the cause OF Justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
VOnE Io g0oDAl
Hl6H COST OF living

70 combat the present high cost OF
living and cooperate with the fed
eral authorities to this end, the Vir-
GINA woman's Section, H. c. Of L.,
attorney GENERALS department was
formed yesterday at a meeting OF the
presidents OF various wornan's organi-
zations Mrs. 3. B. Munford, who Is
president OF the Cooperative Educa-
tional association. was elected presi-
dent of the newly-tormed organiza-
ton
The meeting was held in the senate
chamber, secured by Colone! G. R.
Kelley at the instance of Miss Strauss.
chief OF the wornan's section OF At
torney-General palnaers otscA Mrs.
.. 3. Wade, an assistant of Miss
Strauss came down from Washing
ton and delivered an address on the
work being done by this section to
secure a reduction In the. price OF
necessities and the eradication OF
profiteering.
Colonel Kelley tatil.ed on the di-
nculties attending any effort to fx
prices on sugar under the present cir :
cumstances. He told the ladies that
the cost to the Richmond jobber of
various kinds OF sugar ranged from
nine cents to 21.02, making 1t pracE-
caFy impossible to arrive at any fair
standard retail price
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
BOYS CASE AWAITS
Arrival OF FATHER

The case Of wilbur " Fielder
naachinest tor the Remington Type
writer company IN Richmond, charg-;
ed with passing worthless check for
$3.50 on Stanley S. Matthews, clerE
in the Hub Clothing coupary, was
postponed. IN the police court yester-
day until Saturday. when the boys
father l. expected TO arrive here
from Forest va Request for post
ponement was made by Sergeant ".
g. Whitlock. who made the arrest at
Rueger's hotel Tuesday night Fielder
was on his honeymoon with his bride
OF ~ week, who was formerly Miss
Barbara w Hamilton, eighteen year :
old student at Masseys Bust-
mes college
F!eldar's wife was by his side In
police court She had Just returned
from Forest. Va, whsre che had gone
to interoede with the boys father.
She stated that while on the trip she
learned that her husband was
eighteen years instead OF twenty, as
he represented TO her when they were
married at Rockville. Nd. December
81 She cleaned this information
from the family Bible The boys.
father told her while on tbs trip
that his patience had about reached
the limit. but he finally consented TO
come TO Richmond 10 intercede for
his son. He stated that he had epent
s7ao since September on his son
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
RICHMOND CAFETERIA
IS ASSET To THE CITY

The Richr ond Cafeteria Eighth
and franklin streets which opened its
doors to the public wednesday after
noon has one OF the Most complete
restaurant equipments in the South
There is nothing overlooked from the
New York two-Piece orchestra 10 the
soap making machine The dishes
are cent 70 the basement by dumb
waitea and are automatically trans
ferrsd TO a patented washing machine
and returned TO the main dining room
without coming in contact with hui
man hands Installed In the building
s refrigeraung plant as well az a
private hea ting system
The Richmond Cafeteria - owned
and operated by the United Cafeteria
Inc and is under the personal man
agemsnt OF Far II. Thomas Nj
Thomas has recently returned from
France
The United Cafeteria now has two
places IN operation IN Washington
and IS reconstructing the Murphy
grin room TO install another cafe
terra ar Eighth and Eroad, The prop
erty ar SixCa and Grace has been puf-
chased and building viii soon be
under way to house one Of the most
extensive cafeterias In the south
The corporation has plans TO put
into operation Twenty-Five cafeterics
IN the South I. IS thought BY Mr.
Thomas that ten OF these places will
bs il operation BY March the first
The rraajority OF tbs stock IN this cor
porar!or Is owned tv twenty-five
Eichnondega
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
DENY COMMISSIONS
JURISDICTION ON RATES

Ertets were lied with tie state
corporation commission yesterday by
the cities OF Lynch burg, Roanoke and
christansburg. IN support OF their
denial cs the com missions turisdic-
ton II nurg telephone rates
Attorney EzglAston also fisd his
anal reply tor the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone company Repre-
ssnta ttves Of the cities are now en-
deavortng to prove that tbs franchise
agreements with the company are rot
.uu and void because OF certain
illegal sec.ioaA The Illegally OF
these sections. which Ex the rates for
territory outside the city limits, was
established by the company a. the
Last hearing and admitted By the
cities
Tbs company now claims that the
entire franchise Is void because OF
these sections. The briefs Aled by the
cities are designed TO conba. this and
establish their right to hold the CON-
panv to the ratss Of the franchise
Pulaski! the only other city where
the fight to disavow the commission s
Jurisdiction has not been practically
abandoned. did not nie a brset
Representatives Of Winchester. Suf-
folk ard Radtora practically admit
ted ct the last hearing that no further
doubt existed s. 10 tbs coun .sssor &
jurisdiction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
ZOO VACANCIES IN
THE MEDICAL CORPS

Thers are $50 commissioned va1s--
States army. and Tor the purpose CT
tlling them EXAMINATIONS OF all elig.-
tie applicants VIII be held or Mach
Is next u the United States and Ks
colonial possessions, including the.
Panama Canal gone, as vel as n
France Germany and Siberia
In a buI.stin issued by Mator-Ger-
era, william G. Ham. IN charge OF
rourcAd that the eLanair aEoIs vii be
open net only TO persons who have
had military service IL the world war
but also TO civilians. The present lar
requires that applicants shall be cit-
gems between the ages OF twenty-five
and tsirry-two years ana that the
original appointment be made II the
grade OF first l!eutanant Hitherto 4
has been required that an applicant
shall have served AZ lsass = year az
an inferno in some Postgraduate hos
pital. but. this condition Is waived tor
those who have served satisfactorily
as commissioned officers for . period
OF at least one wear during the weird
war
Applications Ter examination IN this
countrv must be addressed to the
saalESo2-ss1s[i!-. Oh. lEs army, WASH
iagton D. c. They must contain the
following data Name n full: date
and place CT birth; permanent ad-
dress; medical schools from which
graduated, with dates professional
experience; statement OF military re--
vice for those who have been ii the
war, statement OF any contract sur
seor service and documentary eut-
dence OF citizenship. IL OF alien birth
All the applicants selected Will be
authorized by the proper authorities
to appear at 4 designated place for
examination by boards TO be cor
vered under Instructions from the
adJutact-gsreral OF the army. Az
pl!caIiors from those now n the ser
vice must be made through military
channels Further information nay
te had on application TO the surgeon
general Of the army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
0. 5. CIRCUIT
! COURT Of APPEALS

The United statee circuit court OF
appeals reconvAned YESTERDAY, with
the following judges and ohcials IN
attendance Circuit Judges Hon. j.
G. Pritchard, of Aaheville. ~ c.. Hon
Martin \ Knapp, Of Washington, p.
G., and Hon. Charles \. Woods Of
Marion, s c. Clerk Claude ". Dean
and United states Marshal John 9
Saunders.
.1ases Argued
Acre Manufacturing COMPANY vs.
Arnainius Chemical company error
&c the district AZ Eichrcnds Va on
rehsaring Further argued by 7. ..
Savage, Of Norfolk. Va. for tbs plain
tiff IN syror, and submitted
E " Bliss company vs. South srn
Can company appeal from the dis
tr'ct court a. Baltimore, Nd Cause
argued hy Arthur E. Fraser, Of New
York, for appellant. and BIZ Ira j.
Wilson and robert II Parkinson Of
CHICAGO. Ill. for appellee
Case IN Call
N Sharfatr vs the United states OF
America; error 70 tbs district court
at Charleston. S G To be argued
by Zimmerman. Graham f. t1siiiscn
ct Lexington, y c, for plaintiff in
error. and By F II Weston, United
States attorney, Columbia, c and
J. YATES War1ng. assistant United
States attorney. Of Char lesion, : g
for defendant IN error
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
Sweet PLEADS GUILTY
| ANU EXPRESSES REGRET

Harry r Sweet charged with as-
eaulting Colonel William II Myers
director o. public safety, entered a
plea OF guilty yesterday in the musings
court and was given the minimum fns
OF .S25 by Judge David c. Richardson
Tho case was appealed from police
court. where Sweet was anee 300 and
placed under bond
The dsfeadent made 4 brief state
n.ent in court, in which he expressed
regret for the incident declaring he
had lost his head in the heat Of tenn
per. Colonel Myers preceded him, re-
lating the salient features Of the at
tack and the incidents leading up to
It. He made II clear 70 the court
that he bore no aniraosity toward Mr.
Sweet and requested the court 20 be
as lentent as possible :.
The trouble between the tive men
occurred one morning last Augtst at
the corner of Ninth ana Broad streets
as Colonel Myers was on his way TO
tho City hall.
Willie Hopkins. colcred vas gwen
three years in the penitentiarv yes
tsyaay On the charge At stealing A
mule
J f WEitlov was Aned $500 for
carrying concealed weapons
Clavelan3 Jones was given three
years for malicious wounding
Aurelius Watkins. alias Sho-r7, vas
found guilty Of petit larceny fired SIS
and given fifteen days N iail
The case against Oscar W-hite, ac-
cused OF petit larceny was dismissed
Nary Washin gton charged with ma
ltcious wcundtng, had her cass con-
ttrued
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-09
BRINGS
QUICK COMFORT
TO ANGRY SKIN

When angry itching skin c-tse
through every nerve Of your body for
rslieS. turn 70 Poelara and let 1t sootke
and ailay all Inflammation. Learn how
efficient Poslann 10. what splendt6
hslp II can render n healing sesAnsa.
dispos,-g OF raches, p.rnp!es. acne.
scalp-scale and like disorders The
test Is 70 apply Poslarn a. night to :
small affected surface and u tie
morning to look Tor improvement The
effect OF Its concentrated healing a.
Ay shows ag-eeably eoo.
Sold everywhere For trse sample
write 70 Emergency Laboratories 243
West 47th St. New York city.
Lrge your skin to become clearer,
fresher, better by the daily uEs Of
PoaLam Soap. naedicatsd with Poslann-
ADV.