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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

ss$s ., S.iss s. ss4sssas..
IN ,TTsls,lona 10 ihs Irasiies Of lay without
BY Mr nasshsSA Siii to : pr ssis cor
furnish legal advice or services.
! .o-e.4ot sees.U.. u.e a.. tila U.ur %. ot
az a. 4ppio'eu sevtoniver ;. 1919. en..t!eu
."s iho stoiaso ior 1000. ".us!u.ns oeIa.-
49, 49,, Ior n.o;...on a-u nio'.ui". an az
VI enc aet. auu ~ repeal sueuou is Oh SAID
~ AZ. noo,.is ar-e1" o.. to usoy.do Tor
tue INSPECTION n"u Summation Oh Tue food
mess ,,, hn,!s a.u otner v.s.vs wnero tood Is
s,noo.s. co.eses. un.vcrs.t.cs. Ja..s. Sl.sols.
SsIs en nSnvS oI No. So. a
ny AR. Sossasi--A bill TO amend and re-
Goae OF Virginia.
ny Mr i'oscnen--A bill to amend and re-
by MT boscnen--A pili 20 regulate tho
meishLs OF bread and fixing uem4ltlcs Tor
bs Mr. Eosensn@ prSS' s pronoS.ng prob
seerinE. hoard,ns. waste or resale OF i.eces-
% 10 marked THEREON ana liking pcma.l .
II Tor The as! tS tk"E
By McSsrs. Boseheni Norris. Cherry. bod.
ath.ctic commission and regulating boxing.
fpa5r,ns ard Stss!,inE exhD,,,on; per:
OF tn mise. n,1wdnE for the paSmemt
lied by This act "''N
en ny SIR s 1ms2d and
BY Sir. Boschen--A bill to amend md re-
enact section 45I0 OF tn. Code Of Virginia.
By Dir. Boschgn--A BIZ concerning tie
3ale OF commodities by the ton.
by MI. iioschcn-A bili TO amend and re-
enact section 49, of the Code of Virginia.
by Mr. Boschcn--A bill 20 amend and re-
enact s.etion ago OF tho Code of Virginia.
By MI. Boschcn--A hill regulating tho
transfer of shares OF stock OF domestic cor
porttions ana providing for certain reports
70 be made by the secretaries OF such
porations.
By Messrs. Rodgers and Brown OF
Lynchbnrs--A bin reguia ting the purchase
ana sale OF firearms and ammunition.
b. MI Soung-A bill TO amend and re-
ena. .. action OF an &c, cn,Itled IAN &C;
March p. 1916. relating to Confederate
pensions approved February IS. 1915.
by MI bod son--A hin To amend and re-
enact Eecsion 1870 Of the Code OF virginia.
BY NJ. TIN .ry-A bill 20 provide for The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

be printed and referred to IN. Commits.
for Courts Of Justice.
BY Mr. Henins-No. 60: A bill 20 pro-
n 1 any ohncer In Administering an oath
Hcui recurring or requesting tho person
taking tho oath to kiss the IIoly nible or
any book or books thereof. which was tai,
EN- w. ordered to be printed and referred
70 the Committee for Courts OF Justice.
Se use a. Ind S,
Of i've os s.oa9 Tor The care and "Tninon
sferefoT With hni TO wa, m?iss an
on Finance " VIZ committee
BY M5; !: Brad nevcrlcy-No. 10: a pn,
t tssSnis and Hna H Pen
cq tS5 the en5snHG 1Pa
p Dose to bbs9girs land necessary for the bur:
and Tfs ;afS to q tho GEaS5sd
qd 5Henac 1905 OF oh The g CODE a'H %
prov 5s0 ,Sa an ns. en sul q ;S
etase TTssspI; OF Of The hs
Of the State. certain fees In felony and MIS-
The ana a,o ,2 rs i iSs , RHss Gom
eies o. The 'f Stab ,hs counties and
s az c. to HT9vds fqI ne tax,n and Savmsn'
sSh i'as and Gshsr
and s act Gn' ssss
amended. C9 apnro % viTsInta a; herstofors
rensal ell other, acts and parts Of acts in
l6. 1918. which was taken up' oTdefnI ~
be printed and referred to the Gommit,eS
.ss III 'G es sTeq 81
b bs printed ana referred to the comi,,eS
g Mr.. iiolt-No. As: bill 10 amend
I v1fr,n pet,enaet SECTION 2lt2 Of the Code OF
wnsinla1: relative 70 lists OF Jurors. which
r. fs tadken up ordered 70 be printed and
justice 10 tue committee Tor Courts of
BY Mr, Garre,t-No. 20: a bill TO pro-
senz,n nor tna infnccton Of Sasolinc. naptha.
70, f. heating ,. and bower purpSses which was
teIssd i, 70 ,he commii.ee on Gsnera IN Law.
by MT. Holt-No. 30: a bill 10 amend
S Ss , 1876 OF the Code of .virrnia. whici,
referred 10 ,hs co 5aTnfd to ~ be printed and
~ By Ms; Hol,-So, %: A bill 10 amend
..nd rc.cnact section 10 OF an act cntitl ed
AN act TO raise revenue for the support of
the government and public free schools nd
20 pay the Interest, on the public debt and
thorized by section iSs OF tho Gonsti.ntion.'
amendsd which was taEen up' o nssse9fof re
be printrd and referred 20 IN. Commit, 80
on Public Institutions and Education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

real estate for the ou;rose Of COLLECTING.
Del iouent taxes. l.yies lad assessments duo
ms Co.i int nwea.th aid severa. coun
ties unl ccFJorations thereof
-! ,hesrfs brown: vt LSnchburG: Ozlin
and Gatewood--A bill to expedite the col
lection OF taxes and ievies land aud lots
wh,rh have not been uaiJ prior to the ..-
port Of deiinquents ;Ir any year. b. county
and city trcasurcrs: detnil ~ such iuties Of
snch lreasurers ard ina'slLr coinp.nsat ton
~ Mr.. DeaOs-A bill to amend ami re-
enact an act TO amend and re- enact sec
Ton OF an act entitled An act to create
u commission to consider the conpenSa-
tion OF court clerks. examiners of records
lLcusurcrs. commissioners OF the revenue
sheriEs. hiSh constabo3 and city sergeants
ana unit! action uUon the report Of the
seinmissioners. 70 ix the maximum amount
nrs MarSh 2I iohi as amended BY an
amended by an act approved March .. 1918.
enact an act entitled An act 10 provide
for the Use OF probation and the suspen-
sion OF sentence In criminal and Juvenile
courts. providing for the appointment of
probation officers and defining their now.
crs and duties" approved March I6. 1918
BY Mr.. Fulton--A bill to amend section
5027 OF tho Code OF Virginia and to repeal
enact an &C. entitled an act 10 provide in
for the appo!rtment OF rnatron for the jail
and to tx their CONDENSATION and provia,
March IL. 1908. approved March IS 1915
BY Mcssrs Gilpin. Hunter Buford Cor
don. 1.anEhorne. CARPENTER. Cherry. SIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
DREWRY ONLY CANDIDATE
IN CONGRESSIONAL RACE
Norton Goode Announce. He In Not
seeking TO Succeed Inte
Walter Watson
lSpccial DO The Times.Disnatch

lSpccial TO The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. I6.-With
ne announcement today OF Morton G..
Ioode, Common wealth's attorney OF
p!nwidd.e County, that he would not
he candidate TO succeed the late
waiter y. Watson, a Representative of
The Fourth District In the House OF
l:eI re cntatiEcs, state Senator Patrick
IL Drcwry. Of this city. is left un :
opposed In the race. Mr.. Goodc for
some time has been mentioned as a
possible candidate for the office, and
n announcencEt today is the first to
come from him regarding the matter.
Gets Thirty-lcnr Sentence.
One OF the longest sentences ever
given prisoner in the courts OF this
city vas meted out by Judge Mullen
In the Hastings Court this morning
pleaded guilty 20 tho charge of enter
ing and robbing six homes in various
parts of the city. Tho negro was SEN
tenccd TO thirty years in the State
pcnitentiary
Six Cnndidntrs In Race.
AS result of the spit between the
Central Labor Council of this city with
the Young Bus ness Mems Club, six
candidates are now in the field for the
position of commissioners in the new
form OF city government. which takes
erect in September. At "A meeting of
tho labor men in the Academy last
n Eht Ernest B. Wilson. a promine Mt
brick mason. was placed in the rum n e
by the trades union az their candidate
General News Notes.
The campaign to raise funds for
III" local Y. w c. a. in progress here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

construction. and care Of \ pavilion
Tor tho care ana exhibition OF iivs stock
brought to the State Fair for exhibition.
and to make an APPROPRIATION therefor.
BY Mr.. T!nany-A bill TO appropriate
money to tho Virginia Agricultural and Mo-
chanicsi College and Polytechnic Institute
Tor the purchase and maintenance OF GER
BY Mt, Sosehen---A bin to provide for
thS put0hase OF service medals for the so.-
who served IN the word war. and to make
BY OSMi2 9 flmee thGTef S, 20 cn,ow.r m.
Council u The town Of waksae RH"t In the the
10 hs on IL s to sSSs AND SG bonds
900 for The purpose OF borrowing money
Sa'H sna ana aa lor The
LyT!city or to contract Tor the ntnufacture.
for h h scs Of or prs TO
yided that the question OF such bond issue
10 the auasG noef Of Re sa rS'
TO authorize said Council 20 cali an cleo
.on for the submission of The same to the
By MI PripesA bill TO amend and re-
s en- Els ssemon ~ OF an act cntitled An ac.
CONT; nj 10 sSe So S o. aq, H Ans
BY and Mfss FuI, neseRer tI frss 3aapn vii
Imp59DeTly collected from the lioe RIeh-
rated: ,Murphy's. Hotel incoroorate, ie'I,', i
Hotel Stumpf. e. a sunni Droprieto.
p' hr MT Boschen bE {. she aa Sia, the
c cy 1T AID lion CGnT,s and in M
to sneoint nau sS'a s s2ar's Conn m
BORA lions in virginia and am,horxin ne s and
e'nnowcrinE said deI'nnucn, land eommi.-
rations oryNir-in'a 20 iTr'itut" suit and cell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Special Data

Legal Observations ut 9 r. n. Yesterday.
VIVA direction. northwest: wind velocity.
q weather at Il. NJ. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

for the past three days, proved {. big
success, More than $4,000 was raised
by tho lady workers.
The cases OF Detectives c e. wor-
rell and M. T. Aldridse and George
Wright. Morgan Knight and Robert
Jones. business men. all facing m sde-
meanor charges as a result OF the SEN
sat. onal investigation by special
grand jury, have been continued to
the February term OF the Hastings
Court. All the men are at liberty under
bail
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Prince George County
Bank yesterday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, j. J. Temple; vice pres dent
r. G. Burrow; cashier. w. D. Meredith.
from the Norfolk and Western depot
Charlie Scott. negro ex-convict, was
today convicted by jury in the Hus-
tings Court and sentenced to four years
in the State Pcnitentiary. The negro
maintained his Innocence.
James A. Kerr, one of the most prom
'nent citizens OF Petersburg, died early
this morning at his residence at SIS
High Street after protracted illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to fesI
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and boweis-there's no need of
having saliow comple1on-dark rings
under your eyes-pimples-a bilious
look IN yo1r face-dull eyes with No
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
Dr: Edwards, well-nown physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act OR
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
by their olive color. l0c and 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Senate Bills

and 9y Ms M,e s.a.ios bin to
NlrE'nla which was t1ken ordered 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

t eisir 3D., bo-ehsn, wncoSa Norris .Hundt.y.
80. 80 ana 5. OF an act entit.ed An Sst 10
ueuho ardent SPIRITS anu 10 proaIott tSs
HaHutaCtuo use. sale. Offering for - aais'
iSiiSpor thIioh hecplng for sa,r And e,vSnr.
aHaJ OF ardent spiriLS. or druss. as hereir
uenAeu. except AZ provided herein; dcciaI.
ing certain ardent Spiri,S coulraba nd AMI
prescribing procedure FOR search ,hotefsS
anu forfeiture tnccot. to poniuit auyestts.
inS 81 such ardent spirits: TO prescribe he
airS.hs uhdsr this act TO prescribe tho
prosecutions Tor Violation OF this act. -
create the office OF Commissioner OF SrohtSu
nition aud TO define his duties and noyy.r,
anu compensa tlons: defining IutoxieatinS
anu VINO Is person of intomperate SAbits
w'thiu the meaning of this act; presorib.
ing q penalty for tntoSication: prnscrib,ar
certain rules OF csidenc. certain nroee.
eutions under this act. defining soft dfinks,
providing how they may be sold: rerulatior
patent and proprietary medicines and fiav-
orinE EXTRACTS. cSemptinE certain counfisa
and cities from certain provisions OF thI,
act and authorizing additional r.,trietinn-
and limitations beyond the provisions Of tSi-S
act as 10 sale. manufacture delivery ~
ardent spirits in certain counties and citt.s:
TO provide for tho enforcement OF this net
and 10 prescribe penalties for tho vioIation
OF this a act: TO appropriate on. OF the treas
s sr Of this act and TO reoeai shse.
proved March 10. 1916. and all other srf,
or parts o: acts In conflict with tSi, act
approved March 10. 1915. and 20 aboJIxS
tho oficH OF Commissioner OF Prohihitiop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
House Bills

By H<. Chase-A bill 20 amend And 70.
enact sections sos OF the Code Of viz
BY Mr.. Bosehen-A bin concerning thu
sale and contract for the sale OF goods.
BY M. Beschsn-A bin to amend and re-
enact section 1910 OF the Code OF Viz
BY Ar. ~Bosch-n-A bill TO amend ana -.
er,et section 5sss OF tho Code OF vir.
By Mr. Boeehen-A h,Il 20 amend and ,..
enact section $50: OF n. Code OF viz.
BY Mr.. Bosch.n-A bill tn ,mcn5 and
enact section 1922 OF the Code Of virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17

for the past three days, proved a big
success. More than $4,000 was raised
by tho lady workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
THRIFT WEEK OPENS TODAY
SPEAKERS TO TOUR CITY
IN INTERESTS OF SAVING
Value of Systematic Expenditure, Also
~ to lie shown Nations
5s-- Workers.

Celebrating the b .rthday OF the coun
fryS greatest exponent of thrift and
ECONOMICAL living. Benjamin Franklin,
the national thrift week drive opens
today, and will continue through next
saturday for the purpose of teaching
THE American people the value Of r.
more systematic eNpend. ture OF their
earnings and TO make 1920 mean u year
OF plenty.
opeucd this morning at $40 East Main
street and speakers will be sent TO
manulacturinS plants, shops. factories
gospel Of thrift.
Two-color cartoon exhibits also will
be placed in forty different locations
Tour. m mute Speakers, who will include
IN their program the theaters of the
city. Motion picture houses will show
education slides during the week.
bearing On the varied subjects on which
tho attention of the nation Will be
conferred.
Thrift" or Bank Day." for the pur-
pose Of emphasizing the service bank
renders the community. and the i'm
rortance of erery one doing. business
with banking Institution, which must
finance all commercial projects and
bus ness expansions.
The X. chmond national thrift COM
inittec rs composed Of:
). T. Jones; chairman.
hnancc coinmit,ee
s; 8 T MSkss rec TseoT 5ains,i sesTe,ars
funston Cary. chairman OF the sueah-
e-E' committee.
{. " Pags. executive secretary.
e Nc y bully Elimination & s 5 SRi., ~.
5 E HIis s@%iss \. i + 5 Hfi&@sFs.shHe
~. ~. Hiil
Thse executive ss.ive eon'mt,,,ss Includes:
s. *. Mckee o j S-nds
q. q. TAYLOR Jr o. A HAWKING
John NJ Miller
The soeaIers' committee is made uD Of:
y; r. Ma's!e c. Hawkins. J-
Y y Harrison Jacob Cmlauf
Il + Schmidt r. Row bud 'e- II
y. Raw Richardson r n McAdarns
u II Anderson r ID Foster
- :. Hinfnrd w l.. Austin
- > JohnSfo1e \. IS. Smith
l3a-v Binswancer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
The Weather
Furnished By o. q. Weather Burss..,
Forecast:

Forecast: virginia.
Rain saturday In south:
rain or snow north DOR
ton, warmer central
and northeast portions.
Sunday fair.
North CIlrOllnn-Itoin
east: clearing west Dor
ton SATURDAY,. slightly
colder near tho coast 4.
Sunday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Revival Meeting. Planned.

Pine Street BAPTIST Church will be-
sin a series OF evange.i stic meetings
tomorrow. The pastor. Rev Leland
jerome Powell. will DC assisted by
an evangellstic party OF four. The
evangelist Is Rev. f. j. Earroll, OF
Waco, Tex. He Will bring with him
Mrs. Paul Montgomery. pianist and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
S@NN
Local Temperature YESTERDAY

u. N. ,cmperatura.... ..
Mnkiinum temperature to y. 49,.
Mnifnum temperature to T.. 81 .....
Mean temperature Yesterday.
Norman temperature for this date.
Deficiency yesterday .
deficiency since March l......,...,
deficiency since January l..,.,,.....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-17
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall ~ hours ending r. M o.
Rainfall "a hours ending +. M ...... o:
Dcnciency since March l.........., 81
Dcnclcncy since January I.,,,....,.. Al
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-05-15
COACH DROPS ACTIVE LABOR
George Huff of illinois Retires in Fs.
Vor of "Potsy" Clark, One OF
His Pupils.

After twenty-fOur years Of base
ball coaching at Illinois university in
which his teams won eleven CHAMPION
ships and tied for another. George
HUN has retired in favor of one of
his own pupils, "Potsy" Clark. Huff
remains as director of athletics. but
the famous quarterback will have COM
plete charge of the nine. Among the
achievements Of the nlini under Huff
was an eastern Invasion in which Yale
princeton. Pennsylvania and West
Polnt were defeated, and a 1000 per
cent" team which did not lose a game
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-05-15
Democratic Platform
Planks Are Outlined

Albany. N. Y..oelegates to tho
democratic national convention at San
Francisco rext month. will recommend
tHas national plattoau committee &C.
ceptance OF plan calling for unixefs-
al disarmament as a means OF estab-
fishing peace on foundations that can
not be easily disturbed and Of driving
down the high cost of living.
Declaration of a wage adequate to
maintain reasonable standard of life,
including the principle of living wage
for women in industry, guaranteed and
protected by law.
Adoption of an amendment to the
federal constitution prohibiting child
labor
Enactment of national laws forbid
ding the employment of women or chill
dren at night in mines, factories or
mercantile establishments.
An eight-hour day, or 4s-hour week,
and a weekly rest of at least "a hours,
which should include Sunday when
ever practicable.
Charges by a minority group that IS
sues were being lodged resulted prior
to adoption of the resolutions One
resolution that would place the New
York delegation in opposition to a
"wet plank OF any kind in the national
platform was not acted upon.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-05-15
RIGHTS Of STATES
URGED BY BANKERS
PRESIDENT CLAIBORNE pro
TESTS AGAINST FEDERAL
ENCOURAGEMENT.
OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE
Institutions Have Prospered Because
They Are Founded Upon the Prin-
ciples Of Liberty and Equity.
Capitalization Surrendered.

Alexandria, La-CharIes B. CIai
borne, president of the Louisiana
Bankers Association, entered a vigor
Gus protest against the enCroachment
of the Federal government upon the
rights of States in his annual report
submitted at the opening session of
the convention here F. z. NerTick
chairman of the legislative committee
of the association. also touched upon
the same subject, declaring that in
this country during the war a great
autOcracy was built up, and that the
gest-governen country in the world is
the one which is governed the least
The convention was called to order
at 10 a m. by President Claiborne.
Rev. A. J. Barton, pastor Of the local
Baptist Church. delivered the invOCa-
ton, City Attorney Thornton delivered
the address OF welcome and the re-
Spouse was made by T. G. Willis.
Never has the present-day banker
been offered better opportunity to be
OF service to his country than at this
time" said Mr.. Claiborne. for he
late war has so overturned our funda-
mental social and business customs
that we are now compelled to enter
paths unknown and untried. where ex-
perience is no longer the lamp to guide
our feet.
The Capitalization OF our govern
ment, which became so essential as a
j. IL
rendered. and State sovereignty has
become a vital question Of the day
and one which deserves the serious
consideration of the best minds of
the banking business.
"A centralized Federal government
means a step nearer government own
ership, which means the destruction
of the individual effort, whereas, it is
the desire of each State to be gov
erned by its people and for its peo-
pie. This great country of our was
born In a spirit of liberty and free
dom, and those great principles have
come down to us through the years,
with added strength in every genera
ton. Our institutions are not and
should not be under the lash of the
government They have prospered
because they are founded upon those
principles Of liberty and equity.
'The nation is too widespread and
fits interests to diversified for any
centxaliseas- government With tixed
and autocratic set Of men to meet In
telligently the varying needs OF our
people, except on the most basic and
fundamental principles"
Secretary Eugene Cazedessus Of
Baton Rouge submitted his report,
which showed a membership in the
association of 23S, with twenty-one
non-member banks in the State. Mr.
Cazedessus also submitted the report
OF Treasurer W. J. Mitchell, who was
absent. E. T. Merrick, chairman of
the legislative committee, submitted
the report for that committee.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-05-15
HURT ALL OVER
COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered So Much and So Long,
Indiana Lady Became Dis
couraged, and at Times
Cared Little to Live.

Leavenworth, 1nd.-Mrs. Hannah
Peru, Of this town, writes: "About
six years ago began the use Of Cardui
for female weakness. I suffered such
fearful bearing-down pains at .. II
-aesped Ike something vas just press;
Ing on the top of my head and ii
burned like fire. I was, indeed, g
nervous wreck.
For four years 1 couldn't do nv
Homework. I was in bed most OF
the time. -. I got so dfscoura ged.
and at times I wanted to die, 1 was in
so much pain. At times 1 hurt all
over. -. At night was restless and
couldn't sleep. I had no appetite. In
fact was a misery to myself and every
one else.
II continued in this condition until
hnally l began Cardui Took
Cardui regularly until I took a number
Of bottles. 1t cured me. 1 cannot saw
too much for this treatment, and high.
iy recommend it to Others"
For more than forty years Cardui
has proven beneficial TO suffering
women.
Your druggist sells 1t. Try It i-Adv.