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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
La Continue EXPOSITION al
Frio provoca Ell Reumatismo
Pero 81 tiene ell ''Linimento de
Sloan" n la mano, tendra a
raya estas afecciones.

DUEDE decirSe que los dolores reu-
4 maticos "se pasean" de n a
otra parte del cuerpo. Pero no 10
haran por mucho tempo. 81 hace uso
del "Linimento de Sloan"
Los dolores, torceduras o escoria-
clones son desterra6as gracias q es-
te antique remedio. Y "a manera
tan limpia como 10 hace, pues no
mancha Ia piel, nj cierra los poros.
Los dolores de los musculos' Sciati-
ca V hmbago, son Embellishments
desterrados. Tenga una 5orella 4
IA mano o adquiera II hoy mismo.
81 va Sc lie agot6 Ia que tenla de
"Linimento Sloan
En- todas las boticas q 35c.. Toe. Y
S1.40. La botella grande contiene
seis veces mas que Ia pequena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
Sc SIENTE DIEZ AMOS MAS
JOVEN

Cualquiera persona que sufra de
dolores en- Ia esualda, jaGuecas, ell
los musculos. dolores reumiticos, o
cualIuiera otro sintoma de afeccio-
mes en- los rinoneS q vejiga. Sc inte-
resara Ell leer eSta carta de Fl.
Bryde. 925 Garden, St.. Hoboken. n.
J. "Durante muchos amos no pude
hacer 10 que ahora hago. Mi es-
posa tenia que ponerme los zapa-
tos nuchas yeces. Logre aliviarme
con las Pastillas de Foley para los
Rinones. Ahora me siento diez amos
mas ioven." De venta Ell todas las
droguerias. G.Adv.)
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TONICO
DEL PADRE PENA
ALIyIA DIEZ ~ENFERMEDADES

l Tuberculosis en primer g~@do .. La di:
ucrsia Dor ]crinicc que sea. ,. e reunatis
mo. 4. Las neuralgiaS. ). Las calentu-a5
mas rcbeldes 6. Las toscS Y catar:oS :. Las
dolencias QUO qucdan d" Ia Influenza. 8;
ert6maco. Q. Ia a:iemia. 10. Lbs fiebrcs
palddicaS o frioS
NUMERABLES SON los Testimonies
DE o ENFERM0S QUE HAN SAEA
no coz ESTA MEDIClNA z P.ADRE
pESA. ESTA MEDICINAL ESTA DEBf
DAMENTE REGISTRADA BALo Ell NJ
NERO 1850.
PREClo. Frasco De l6 onza'. $500 De s
pnzaS Soc.
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LinifnentlsRsse@5as

sLGUNoS NDIvrDUos roRAN oEScA.
RADAMENTE AL PUBL!CO. EACIEN.
DOSE PaSAR POR Ell PROFESSOR u.
C. MARTINEZ DE LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04
MOTIVES TCELGTISTAS E.<
HOLANDA

ROTTERDAM. Noviembre 3.-Por
sesunda vez desdc QUO cstall6 IA huel
GA Sc registraron e~ncTnntros ~Sangrien-
tos entrc los huelgu:StaS y IL polic!a.
con motive de Que aqueilos pretendian
atacar - edificio on Gord" Sc cncuen
ira al Ministevio de IA Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-04

(en.o conoeiEIraLO Gr Gle stZGaOs aGE-
Sgdpos que n .lgGlsra han sStAcc en- a
riudad de Los Angeles. California. andan re-
rSr-ienGo alEunC. ESLzdoS Ge u Union Anne
Sirana, robsndo ) snEanaDdO teScarstaE=nr
q al punlico. dIndole. = c2mbIo De 81 -.
IS slrSen. y para Suyo IN, Conan InGs
t.ianents mi nomG-s = aoGSaR &c = con-
lama Que 80 Dc sabIGO lnSplCSr a. pCoAcs
con nj trGs-jo SerIo y GOnE4do.
Como este acIo. aparte Dc cOnsLtulr PCT
a. solo Una grave InfraccloR . as Leyes
Le este Pals. podC:a Ge~SpreSLSGarme ante los
uSoS de l2s personals cue pCtIeEan cEeer
cue aauelO5 iacivlcucs son -eai-aeute e. PreL.
n =. MARTINEZ. ae 2SrrSUro = pUoLc-r e-
u 2dyerJencIa para evIL-r Que e enG.no su-
ESQ y procaz. siSa adeL~nte-
yo- orI2 parIs. COMO StoS dARLATA-
MES < IMPOSTORES TOMAN VI Nom.
BRE PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICC. ID ceags
pruebas sv.den,es 81 mi pCde- para prOcece.
.esalmente 81 contr- * esioS nGlEIdaoS SIN
soncicncia-
No deDe oiviGar el pGblco cue padece en-
ieHnedades. cue mis- netocos de curar SOD
absolutaments sin useA!cin4s- ACemss, 81
20 lego q sa!ir en- SIra poT los Esiados. ccsa
rue no ne penSado aun, DARE TOR "A
PRENSA Ell AYlS0 CORRESPONDENTS
de personss que. GespUsS &c h&5er EtEGaoo
ais ssrvIcioS. han 500 oeneticl4CAs J cUrs-
-. Terco en- M poder center4Ees Ge es.
os ,eStimouios-sos cuaies mvst-%-e : quIea
os ~SolicIte. sin niGEura ObhGacIcE de 81
sarte.
PEoF. Il. c. MARTINEZ
PoasrGSs SGH0Ger.
TODOS MIS- PACIENTES.
yes listed ell u e-lci6E seuaE2Eia ds
L. Prensa" lAs f0toGrNEiss y testimonies
2oe-4-s American Bank Building.
LOS ANGELES. CAL
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Victor CAEALlERO

LIS Angeles. California. Octubre >
1920.
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Rosg~,ot2eFrra
I'm Notable Tratamicnto Casero
de uuo que Padecio Reunatismo

In Notable Tratamicnto Casero
de uuo que Padecio Reunatismo
In n C-iravsrz 4" 1898 me atacO e.
Reurnatismo Irflarnato-io : Muscu!a-. So
Iri. como s6io pueden comprendcEio los
cue 70 han pddecido. por mas &c tres q
nos. Probe " remsdio t=as oc-o ) I'm me
iico deSpuSS dc otro medico. pero 81 all
.cio que ne representation solo era tenn
po-al. Easta que Dor fin. cncontre IN re
medic cue nc euro por complete sin Que
haya vuelto q palcccr ha~,f IA fcsha. 10
1e dado 4 TUchos cue "st3han g-dveUeTte
sn!ermos Y haStl en cana por 81 rernna-
siSrno. algunos haSta &c 20 : so amos &c g
dad haDie-Go obcen:Eo TO- YaiSmOS reSul:a
dos rvccieH;"s cue IN nj rropiu case.
n.Sco que TODD aCu.l que sufra de cusl-
1uier fo-md &c trasto-GO rcumatico. prueoe
r>ts maravilloSc podsv curative. No man
den nj IN centavo: no tienen mas que en-
War por cor-co So nombrc : direction y
les envia-5 81 tratdTnicnto gratis a prue-
"a. DcSpuCs de 10 hayan probaGo Y Sc de-
rnueStrp cue e en- realidad e. -emedio cue
70 III huScaGo por tan.o tempo para il
5-avSc del ~reumatiSmo Pod-i I'd. eavia-
q prccio que = " dollar zero "1t:endaNe
Tue 70 rec;here cl GiRero sino cuardo este
I'd. pc-.cc:anentp satisteCho d. enviarlo.
. No - esto franco :Po- lGs >uiri- mas
.uandC pucde I'd cbtener e. -emcaio gra-
is mo se reta-de. Escribl nov miSro.
NJ. Jackson e cuSTCn>a5'e. Il Ss.-to
interior IS ve-ladrro -.
Mark II. JACKSON. No. 1856 Durston
Bldg. Syracuse, y. Y. E. U. A.
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aia,nbres cxpuestos. pues todas esas
parties estan ~incIuidas en- las alas. 10
cual reduce Ia cabeZa o Ia resistencia
del aire Y Sc puede adQuirir mayor We
locidad con menoS fuerZa.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

The Governor charged that per- sonal representatives of William H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee have preceded him for weeks, calling upon editors in cities where the Governor was to speak and endeavoring to persuade them to print as little as possible concerning the governors meetings and to misrepresent the impression he makes.
 "Al1 through Oregon, Washington and California;" the Governor said, "I have encountered the same phe- nomena, newspaper printing a series of questions just as I arrive in their city, questions all bearing rne same earmarks and all designed to befog the real issues of this campaign"
 The Governor spent an hour in Trinidad and addressed an audience that was large considering the early hour. He left here at $40 for Pue- bio, where he speaks early this after noon. He leaves imemdiately after ward for Colorado Springs and Den yer where the principal speech of the day is scheduled for this evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
COX SAYS THAT
 NEWSPAPERS
 WERE. BOUGHT
(By HARRY l.. ROGERS )

En Route With Governor Cox, Trinidid, Colo, Sept. 24.-Eighteen supposedly Democratic newspapers in the state of Arizonia, Gov. James M. Cox. charged today, have been pur- chased with the funds of the Repub- lican national. committee and he be- 1ieves similar operations on even a larger sale are being carried out in a number of other western and north western states. Nevertheless the Gov ernor entered Colorado today, east ward bound convinced that he will carry a majority of these states.
 "I am going back East," he said, ''to. tell the people of the effort that Is being made to keep the truth from the people of the West. It is not fair. to them. They deserve to hear both sides and they are going toS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
RED LITERATURE
 IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Sept. 24.-SimuItan- eous1y with the more serious radical outbreaks in various sections of the country a supply of communist party literature, of decidedly Seditious character, is again making it's ap- pearance in New Haven and several samples of the "red'' pamphlets have been turned over to the police and federal authorities. The present epl- demic literature seems to be aimed at the manufacturing plants of the city as the chief medium of distribu- ton, and scores of factory workers circulars.
 The circulars are similar to ones which have made periodical appear amces here in the past, and urge the the workers and a program of gen eraI revolution. Soviet Russia is pie tured as a real paradise and set up in these circulars fitting example
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
CHICAGO FEEDERS .. UP ON HIGH COST

Chicago, Sept. 24-Managers of five leading hotels and of two restaurant chains have been summoned to appear today before the city councils com mittee on living costs. An announce ment by Chairman, Max Adamowski said that they would be asked to ex- plain why their prices have not been reduced in proportion to the drop in wholesale food prices."
 The alderman declared that failure to answer the summons would result in complete investigation of profits made by the firms followed by a pub lie announcement of the figures and a request that "the firms be boycotted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

night when jitney struck a hand car belonging to the American Tube & Stamping Go. The driver, Robert For nerIo, of 1906 State street. was the only one injured, suffering a lacerated lip and chin. He was treated by Dr. J. A. Maxwell of the Emergency hos unhurt but. in the shock of the crash both lost their pay envelopes contain ing SPA and s20 together with the jitney receipts, making the total $94. The hand car was travelling across the poorly lighted street without attend ing workmen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

man street at 1 80 this morning three passengers were severely injured and three were severely shaken up. The injured were treated by pr. J. A.. Maxwell at the Emergency hospital. One of the injured was removed to St. Vincent's hospital Joseph Pet rosk of 31 Summer street, driver of the jitney suffered severe cuts and sprained left wrist. John Schurniner of sos Poplar street suffered a frac-, tu<ad right shoulder and Harry Bernstein of 433 Howard avenue re- ceived lacerations of the hands and arms. The cars were completely wrecked
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

for America to follow. Upon their last appearance the circulars were thrown upon front doorsteps in cer- tain sections of the city and drop ped into parked automobiles. Federal raids were made in consequence, sev- eral of the ring leaders in the com munist movement were arrested and later deported.
 Chief Smith is determined to stamp out the spread of this menace in New Haven and has issued orders for members of his department to con fiscate all radical circulars and pam phlets and spare no efforts to run down the . persons responsible for their distribution.
 Mexico City liquor dealers are in an uproar over President De La Huerta's order enforcing a Saturday night and Sunday closing of all houses selling liquor The order closes all saloons at midday Saturday and keeps them closed until Monday morning. The president declares he has taken the step to protect labor CTS from spending their pay in the saloons on Saturday night
 The New York State Assembly is seeking by legislation to find relief for the housing situation in New York city. Three bills affording temporary relief have been passed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
GOODWIN ON THE
 LAKE TICKET

Hartford, Sept. 24 = State Central Committeeman Charles A.. Goodwin of Hartford was nominated for presi- dentiaI elector at a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee held yesterday at the Allyn House. He takes the place on the ticket left vacant by the resignation of Senator George w. K1ett of New Britain the day after the state convention.
 This puts Goodwin and Lake, the principals in the big convention fight of ten years ago, pn the same ticket, while a cordial -congra tulatory letter from Goodwin to Everett J. Lac, Re publican nominee for governor marks definitely the end of personal feeling between them. Being the representa- tive of Hartford county. Goodwin's nam will head the ticket on which Lake isr unning for governor.
 S94 LOST IN A
 JITNEY CRASH Ninety-four dollars was lost last
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
OBITUARY
Ada E Fuller,

Ada E Fuller. :. Funeral serviceG for Ada E. Fuller wife of Dwight M. Fuller. were held yesterday afternoon from her late home in Tashua. The body was in tered in Long Hill cemetery. Rev. J. H. Hoyt of New Caanan officiated
 Margaret Rapp.
 The funeral services of Margaret Rapp, daughter of MT. and Mrs Adolph Rapp, of Shelton, were held at 200 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the funeral par1ors of Lieberum and Heaphy, and burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
SIX INJURED IN
 JITNEY CRASH

When a private automobile driven by Harold Samson of 627 Fairfield avenue collided with jitney at the orner of Fairfield avenue and Nor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24

until prices are reduced or a represen- tative is sent before the committee"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
DODSON WARNS
CAL0MEL USERS
It's Mercury! Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating cal
on,el when few cents buys 4 large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a per-
feet substitute for calomel.
1t is pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomei, but it doesn't make
YOU sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it IS
perfectly harmless.
Calornel is dangerous drag. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dose of nasty calomel today and
YOU will feel weak, sick and nauseated
tomorrow. Don't lose a days work
Take q spoonful of Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and you will wake up
feeling great No more biliousness
constipation, sluggishness, headache
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says if you don't find Dod-
SONS Liver Tone acts better than tor-
rib!e calomel your money is waiting
for YOU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
FOE INDEMNITY
The Allied Representatives Name 90
S3Yearfy Payments,

T. . = a. = -"
Boulogne, .Iunei 22.--Gsr'nal!y
will pay a minimum annual indehlf-
/ nifty of three million gold MARKS over
period of 80 years, according TO
an agreement reached by the Allied
Council of Premiers and made pub
| lie last night.
The plan to have France pay It's
debt to England in proportion as
Germany pays its debt to France
was definitely abandoned.
The representatives of the pow
ers reached Boulogne this morning
following conference between
Lloyd George and Millerand, at
Hythe, England. Decisions OF the
utmost Importance will be reached.
Among the subjects to be consld-
cred are the following: The threat
of Greece to go to war to eliminate
Turkey completely from the Euro
pean situation. Determination OF
the German indemnity in its en-
tirety. Relations with Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

rior;ng broke out in the streets OF
Londonderry, again yesterday after
noon between Sim Feiners and Un-
ionists, according to dispatches re-
ceived here.
Many families were evacuating
the bullet swept city as looting and
burning of Houses continued. Police
and military were unable to control
the situation.
AT least one workman was killed
today and many persons were seri-
ously wounded.
The fighting was Of such desper-
ate intensity that even women and
children took part in it. Many wo--
men had their hair torn from their
scalps by handfuls. The opposing
factionists held full possession OF
The areas in which they fought.
Mails for Dublin and Belfast were
seized by masked men yesterday
morning. Regiments entrained in
the south of Ireland for the scene.
Pools of blood were found in
many places in the streets, and
portions 1f The skull Of man who
had been beaten to death were
picked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
FOR SALE
Good properties, at low prices, easy
terms and real opportunities.
Nov Alexandria

Good properties, at low prices, easy
terms and real opportunities.
New Alexandria.
Two story frame cottage, large lot
for chickens or gardening, city de-
liveries on car line and at price con-
venient to all. Also another cottage
with larger lot and house furnished,
which we will sell including furniture
or without, immediate possession and
cheap.
Del Ray
Seven room cottage with bath, new
" papered and painted, lot 75xl25
only s4,T50. This is cheap piece Of
property.
Seven room cottage, bath, large lot
with out buildings, corner property.
lays very high, fine condition, hot
water heat and only $500.
Rosemont
East of Electric Line
A number of newly painted (inside
and OUT cottages. On very small cash
payments and balance monthly, and
at prices far below what they could
be built for.
Anyone wishing house with out
building themselves, should let US
show these properties.
Prices $4,000 to $1,000
Four representative will be at North
Rosemont Station all day Sunday tc
show these properties, ask for Mr.
Rogers.
st. Elmo
Eight rooms and bath, hot water
heat, electric lights all conveniences
llarge lot with shade, 100x120, garden
planted, . 1-2 squares from station, 3
fine piece Of property in every way
Price only $1,000.
T Virginia Highlands
Bungalow, large lot, net quite com
pleted by. owner, will sell for below
actual cost only $1,000.
E. E. CARVER and co.
l27 North Fairfax st.
Adjoining Chamber Of Commerce
| Phone 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

after no such institution will have
the Endorsement of his bureau.
In issuing the instructions Mr..
Kramer says: 5aa
"It has come to the attention OF
this office that field officers charged
with the enforcement of the Harri-
son Narcotic law are in some instan-
ces making steps looking toward
the establishment of municipal elm
les for the treatment OF narcotic
addicts without the sanction OF this
office.
"The net results obtained through
the operation of such public clinics
appear to have demonstrated con-
clusively that the cure of drug ad-
diction through such means IS 2
failure and that hereafter no SINH
lar institutions should have the In
dorsement of this bureau.
each of the public cllnlcs no" III
operation will be investigated to de-
termine whether its practice is JUS
tifiable under the Harrison act. In
those cases where ambulatory treat
ment is in use and where no serious
and scientific effort is being made
to effect permanent cures OF adj
diction the bureau will necessarily
insist that the methods be radically
changed or that the clinic be aban-
doned."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

Advertise your wants in the Ga
,ette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
FIRST WATCHES MADE
Timepiece of Charles V Weighed q
Pounds-One Sultan's Gold
Watch Five Inches in

HdeCU tive lhN@'~''
Diameter
The first watches ever made were
as big as soup plates and as neavy
as they were cumbersome.
The Emperor Charles " for in
stance, had one which weighed q
pounds
The watches of that day were
very much like ordinary clocks.
They we're cylindrical in shape. tine
" chased. and had hinged lid on
one side to expose the dial.
a costly and elaborate watch was
made for Sultan Abdul MedJnd by
Messrs. Hart and Son, OF W bod 0
in 1874. 1t was made of % carat
gold and was five inches in diameter.
It chimed the hours and quarters
but was without bell. the striking
parts being made up of wires.
1t possessed powerful and res
onant tone, was exceptionally har-
monious and sounded like cathe-
dral clock. Twelve hundred gum
cas- was it's cost.-Detroit News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
INGOMAR THEATRE

Common Sense" will be shown
tonight at the Ingomar Theatre.
It's an ideal photoplay in which ro-
nance and drama are intermingled
for five interesting reels. Practi-
cally all of the action takes place
outdoors, afford:ng views of some of
the most beautiful bits of scenery
ever screened for photoplay repro
duction.
All st. Johns, FATTY" Arbuckle's
pardner, will be the extra attraction
in "The Aeronut" the only comedy
ever filmed in an aeroplane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
The Savings of a Lifetime

are in proportion to the strength Of
life. Our plan of life insurance makes
your savings sure on long Life basis,
even if you do not live. National Life
Insurance Company of Vermont. (Mu-:
tual.) A..
Established 1850
JOHN T. WORTHINGTON
District Agent
sac King STU eet Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
FIERCE FIGHTING
Heavy Tell of Dead in Londonderry
Son of Grand Master Prentice
go Aonr Victims

Dublin, June 22.-Fierce fighting
was continuing in Londonderry at
midnight, according TO telephone re-
ports. There has been heavy toll
of dead, the account. said, including
among those slain the son of Grand
Master Prentice, who was leader
of Boy Unionists.
London, June 22.--Widespreaad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

Enormous increase of the celluloid
industry has taxed the camphor
market to the utmost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

Philologists have never been able
to determine the origin of the Etrus-
can peope of Northern Italy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22

Ancient Persians punished muir
derers only if they were habitually
given to killing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
PUBLIC DRUG CLINICS
Prohibition Commissioner Declares
That Hereafter He VIII Ind0rse

No Such Institution
Washington. June 21.-Results OBJ
tanned through the operation of pub
lie clinics have demonstrated con-
c]usively that the cure Of drug and
narcotic addicts through such
means is a failure, Prohibition Com
missioner Kramer announced Sat
urdav in issuing orders that here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-22
DYNAMITE

The man who sits on a box of
dynamite smoking a pipe is in
variably the man who has han
died dynamite safely for so
many years that he is callous to
the danger.
Many a man has suffered for
years from a chronic weakness
of the Stomach, Liver or Kid
neys and ne doesn't think they
are dangerous because he has
put up with them so long. Ch!ro-
p.actic locates the cause of dis
ease as pressure on spinal ner-
yes at their exit between joints
of the Backbone, Adjusting re-
moves the pressure and the
cause of disease, Health follows
as a matter of course.
See the Chiropractor, don't
let your disease get chronic.
Bring your children they re-
spond wonderfully to adjust
ments.
Examination is Free
DIR. H. f. HANSEN
ChiropractOr
l12 South Columbus Street
Alexandria, Va.
Hours 10 to IL; 3 to 6 and b.
appointment