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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
NOTED WOMAN DOCTOR TO
ADDRESS WOMEN SUNDAY

Mrs. Harry 3. Cation, president of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the \. Nj. c,
A.. has announced that the speaker
to women at the Ingomar Theatre
Sunday afternoon has been changed
and most welcome announcement
it doubtless will be.
The Rev. r. B. Nelson, director of
the social hygiene bureau Of the
state, has been attending the Inter
national conference Of Social Hy-
giene Workers at Washington this
week, and has persuaded one of the
most prominent speakers at that
conference to make the address TO
the women.
Dr.. Rachelle Iarros, supervisor OF
education for women. of the Divis or
of Social Hygiene, Of the Depart
ment Of Health Of the state of Hi
nois, will be the speaker. DR.. Var
ros will bring her own motion pic
ture film Illustrating her lecture.
She is one of the most prominent So
'cial hygiene workers of the world
and the women of the city will have
a, rare opportunity in her visit.
I Mr.. Nelson made 10 chang" in the
mems meeting, hcwever, and an.
nounced that the films illustrating"
both the lecture to m"n At the Rich
mond and the one to women at the
Incomar would be shipped here Sat
urday in ample time for the opera
tors to inspect them and hive them
in perfect condition ior the meet
ings Sunday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
Reception Tonight
Chamber of Commerce To Honor
Former Presidents

As previously stated in the Gazette
The ChanI3er Cf Commerce WI! held
iii informal reception in the room
# that organization IN honor Of their
former presidents tonight at eight
,'clock anG>it is expected that large
membership Will be present. Hen. R
Walton Moore also has <si"3:f:ed h:s
'n.cnticn CT being present.
The fcrmer presidents who have
headed tbs organization are as fol
lows:
w. A. Smoot, jr.. November |. 1906
. January 10, 1909
John T. Johnson, January -, 1909
. January Q, 1911.
A. p. Brockett. January 9, 1911
% Dacamber II, 1911.
Rchrlt s. Jones. January $, 1912.
0 January l3. 1913.
Carrcl Pierce, January Is, 1913.
o January il. 1918.
J. NJ. Duncan January II. 1919 tf
January 10, 1916. :
John w. May. January 10. 1916 20
January IA, 1918.
Robert. L. Payne, January II. 19l8.
- March Is. 1919.
Carroll Pierce, March Is. 1919 to
March 16. 1920.
J. Y. Williams. March Is. 1920. to
TIE Present Time.
The Chamber Of Commerce in its
rany wears Of usefulness has sue
.esseully withs. ood the adverse crit
;cism Of men who do net understand
7,,c valac CT organized effcrt. and tc
dav i! is stronger tha rcvcr in cham
Yicning the causc Of cur city and her
citizens. In these days results car
MY be accomplished y organized co
operation and the Chamber of Gem
nclce w'tn its vast fund Of uScfu! in
formation is jus. as nc;rsSary IN a
community as our best institutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
To Contest Will
Suit Over Estate of Lewis NJ. Adams
Estate Valued at
About $4,000

A suit to break the VIII Of Lewis
NJ. Adams, filed several days ago in
the circuit court for this city for
probate, has been entered in to cir
crit court for this city.
The suit is instituted by Mrs.
frankie Ristine and Miss Sallie J.
Adams, the latter through her next
friend her mother, >A1rs. Mit:io Y.
Adams.
The complairants seek to prevent
the probation of the instrument.
They are the children of the late
Frank NJ. Adams, and are nieces. Of
thu tcStatnr.
Lewis ". Adams left m estate
'valred at about $4,000 il is stated.
according to the terms Of his will Of
ferad for probate in the circuit court
for this city last Saturday he leaves
his entire estate to his brother. Chas.
NJ. Adams. The i"strument purports
to be written in the handwriting Of
the cStator and is dated Sertcmbc"
10, 1920.
Attorneys Smith and Wnolls rep
resent the complainants and the de-
fendaHt is represented by Judge j.
X. Nj. Norton.
In the circuit court today the trial
for the case was set fer March s
and Judge Brent appointed Howard
w. Smith and Judge J. X. VI. Norton
curators. The curators will assume
charge of the estate until the viii
contest is settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
Etson Leads G, Q. P.
roup Demanding Action
By Present Congress
EFT TO PENRosE
base In Tariff Rates Suggested to
|ovide Lost Revenue - Under
bod's Help Urged

|ashington, Dec. 3.--A small
p of Republican leaders, after a
what hurried survey of the leg
i've situation, reached the con-
ON yesterday that the excess
is provision of the present Rev
act should be repealed at the
|ng session of Congress and if
bic, triff rates should bs raised
ltaneously to make up the deficit
h would be incurred.
hat6r Watson, of Indiana, it can
lated, is the leader Of this move
After conferrinc ut some
h with other Republican Sena-
now on the ground, he held al
kded conversation over the telo-
with Senator Penrose. chair
of the Senate Committee on
nee, in Philadelphia.
is understood that the Pennsyl-
n entertains grave doubts as to
Wisdom of opening the taxation
ion at the short session Of Con
He is said to be aDpreh2nsi"e
once the House and Senate ven
upon even limited taxation
prise, they will find themselves
onted by an immediate demand
complete overhaul.ng of the
! fiscal system, a demand which
impossible to meet at three
h sitting rf Congress.
incident with the Republican
Of action came the information
inner Democratic circles that
minority members Of the next
G will insist that Senator sUn-.
lod, &c Alabama. the present
he prospective minority l"ad"r
wen a berth Cn the Senate FL
Committee.
ausc Of the AlaoamianS pro-
knowledge cf the tariff and
Eper.ence in taxation matters
ally. it is argued that he should
member of the committee which
,eal directly with these .qucs-
minority leader a!r.ady is a
|er Of the major committees on
bpriations and Interstate Com
also a member Of thc Com
on Rules, which. in the ordi
course of parliamentary organ
b. would be his full quota Of
ittee assignments. But three
cratic vacancies will be created
Finance Committee bv defeat
nators Thomas OF Colorado:
of Oklahoma, and Nugent, oS
Because Of this circumstance
cratic Senators WILL make 3
demand for the assignment
nator Underwood to the Fl
Committee.
locratic leaders <learned yesto"-
afternoon Of the proposal Of
CONTINUED on Page SiXl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
Musical Treat
Pupils of Mrs. Matte Wade Wnclls
Entertain al Anne Lee lICmc

EgTlpTtIlf III .fHNt isNt NV NV
The !a;,:es Of the Anne Lee Memo
+ u! HON" &C the Aged. We're given
grand treat Wednesday evening. II
the way cf delightful musical .oA
:he pupils of Mrs. Ma,;." Wats
Wool!,. I.acn nupil did rred:tah!s
work. which gave Evidence of care.
I'll, training.
Parents. relatives anl members Of
,l.o hsarl were preScrt.
The programme given ".as as f"l
,ow>:
(hnrgs. Garry ne Back t. old vi.
gina, Mss nr-oa Bruce and class
o. Promise pc, Mis- Dorothy Ped
gctt: Let the Rest Of the World &c
Dy, Miss Annic Grove; He Told No
SO. Miss Annie Moore; Encore, In
Winter Get up at Night; Slave Scng
Miss Orcon Bruce; Encore, Neidlinger
"A Sercnadc: AuLifi's III Bacio, Mss
Catherine Elliott; Encore. Little
Daris; Ny Home is Where the
Eiea,hcr E,locni.M:ss Eleanor Mel.
choir: Encore. Weed Better Rice
.a',yca: n4arie. Mss Etha. Baker; I'm.
rorc. At Dawn:n@; Leave Ne Not
Miss Margaret Abramson, Encore
Comm Thru the Rye; Finale, Loves
iO-d Swee. Song. Mss Eleanor Me-.
rhC;r and the entire class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
ORGANIZATION Formed
Howard l.. Arnrld Head- Veterans at
Foreign Wars

TIL, Veterans ii Foreign Wars wis
organized last wight IT meeting
held in the club rooms OF the Dread
nau!ht Athletic Club. Temporary .:
liccrS wcr" chosen and obligated.
Attending he meeting WAS large
Delegation nf members Of that or
~anization fr"m Washington.
4 sing vot., Of thank was give
tie Dr"ainau4;>ts for III" loan o
tls;r hal. and t. TIE editor Of the
Al6vandyia Gazette for his cooper
arion IL the movement.
The temporary cfi"ar> named ar"
rs follows: Howard J.. Arnold, COM
mander: julian p. Ralengrr. adiu'
t"nt and JamaS l.. NaCcl. quarter
master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
TRUCE BEFORE XMAS
ON TOR IRELAND.
Lloyd George Anxious For
Consumatien of
Deal
ARRESTS IN GLASGOW
Countess Markievicz Faces Court
Martial-Bodies Of Fifteen Auxi
lary Police Taken to England.

81, -
I'o'i"o.' -,
IAN" 'cio,e u".'s''''''s " " I
- . """'"' = ~
o", 'u"' ''e'>, "'''' ~" ,,,.,'
'.''i''t'''.s '''"' "o' 80,
''o' Wo''. D. "'''P''''"'
p"sS-o','ls ,'''' ''e"-.','.'',o 80, 10y
'e opt'e'' az" pS"'e ''.''
hep'Aihe ~ a'''','''e',A ' :" :
''e>'io'' it'Se'' ~ -"
INK. Premier li"!" v ''o'f' = ''''''
ne was rs ahS'"aS aS IN" peer :" S,r
the end y murder ana tha' ne ""''In !
H"t ""it ''''''i '"a "PP'''''' =
! hr'stinaS 10 '"Nc any >'eP :" secure
mat enc.
LLOYD George sp"k"S.H"" '", S'S
G's''a uh''' IN" ire'i''"' Will VI
t"rta:n any scheme "h'ch ."'G"'
or'n" a"ont truce ana S''"''"'
'imat:"ns ar" coming from y"
Crowns enemies III ireland. 81
Hama" Greenwood has returned to
Ireland. il IS und"rSto"" 4" WI
meet the british .aho" !"sr%at' - +
there.
The Governments ) hcarv reverse
n th" House uf Lords where tn"
o"rr> made two vital changes IN the
Irish bill. has had in" ctiert 81 SIM
r!atn% tn" pear" movement.
Six Irish. three men and three wo-
men. we're arrested n Glasgow "cs-
tcidiN, char%ca WIN tr"aS"IAhIe
Conspiracy 'nd having iarGr an
t!ty ri bombs IN! explosives n sh"'r
possession.
Police ACTIVITY cocnttpilcs ant many
6"e'liarrfS Fl'"' >tn:aiaf -FonflSfateti
lIan$ Tor IN" destruction ni pf"n"r-
~ IN several rlflcS ar" Sa!h !" nay"
been seized anG It = 'ntlmat"d thai
important arrests will 10 made S""".
The authorities ar" CONSIDERING tn"
nn".:;ion of closing W2>:minStc'
Ahli"v !" III" public. IN" rourtyar"
Of tn" Foreign Othce Budding was
'i"S"d a@d Is hcin" guarded by tHr
no!."".
Afchh'>h"n Aia'hi%'. .! M'ih""rN'
Australia ms h""h 1"fH'ch
keep Il speaking engagement a'
he"tl". suburb "i l. Fern""i. ncX'
Saturday, and vii! not J." allowed m
the Liverpool area. ne HON" VI
IL" anG military are r@Spons:h!" Tor
nc prohibition.
""bl'n De-. - ":ntr>S GEORGIAN"
ha"h'rrir%' mrmh"f OF Ttri'ahen'
tor IN" St. ra'r'cNS division OF
''uo.'h c'1F' "h" was arrrS'e' TWO
months a""' was t''t' nE cour'-'l'ar-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
Xmas Seals
Considerable Progress Being Made
in Sale

IN SAFE
From the returns hcing made to
Mrs. Thomas W. Robinson. president
of the ti-Tubcr"uos's Association,
the sale Of Christmas seals in
Alexandria, IS progressing very sat
;sfactoriiv. She reports one firm as
having purchased ten thousand seals
cor its own .&e. mary other corpora
t:onS having responded with pur-
chases of smaller amounts. The sale
cf seals AZ the Torpedo Plant seems
70 be well organized as a request
has come IN for more than their num-
Der which was first placed there.
Everyorc wno purchases seals is 3
contributor to the work Of the Anti
Trberculcsis Association. and not t
ne. Red Gross as scmc people think.
As It seemed that he name CT Rel
Cross Chris Stnas Sea : which was
7gpd formerly. waS samcth;r- of i"
n;snnmcr. the rtd cross waS emit
ed. from the das;%n this year, an?
he namc Ch.;stma> Sea-" us"1(:"-
..tod. the stamps bcalin~ the douh!'
red cross cf. the National Tubercplo-
IS Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
NJ .ARRlED

PAYLISS-CROWN--AtE Ellirott CITY.
Md, November 20. 1920. Nv the
Rev. Arthur &. Null. MISS Hazel.
FRANCES CROWN. and JOSEPH
F.. BANLISS. both of Alexandria,
Va. 2SS-lp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
CHARGE PIERCE MURDER
TO FOUR IN APARTlM E,N'I

Philadelphia, Dec. 3.-The four
persons in the apartment Of Henry
T. Pierce. manufacturers sales agent
at the time Of his death vii bc
charged with first degree murder,
District Attorney Rotan announced
yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
News OF Potomac

Morton If & Elmo. with G.. W.
c,, - uo.,;nc,or y : we're
A.. = ono j. C.rol.uo
S'eS'S q ~ "
County va, Wnere 'hsS >'s'4'
eraI days Of good hunting returning
70 their homes "Wednesday ci 'hS
week. They got - birds and 10 sah-
bits.
Mrs. A. W. Peters;.lia and ch''Greh
returned this week, to their h"n'e y
Mt Ida, having spent the s''r''n''f
and autumn in Norfolk, VI
NJ. Albert Reynolds VIA rs VIE
and ~" u"rgh.cr from !'f:hc't"n
W. Y: ;rv guests OF Wv. VI 'S'''''
EeHries, in Nj. Ida.
Mrs. Stephen Fea%ans, OF Del Kay
has &. her "ucst for f." "Evs, h"r
twc cousins, III: Misses iclSiey, "t
Williamport Pa.
Mr.. w. II. Bue!! who has h""n III
IN a hospital in P;ttsh"rg. Pa, hi
rooc,ored suft;r emily to return to
III hnmo m Windsor Avenue. Del
P.r
Iir y:,r;i D,vis i prcparinr To
occupy hi> hcmc j. North Brads!o"k.
II. recently bought tnr property
r,on, ,,;.v Iroy Jnrkin.
,f.ar =, a,re, vacation. Mr. T..
,l.o of T., vcrn. Avenue, st.
r,,,,o ~. ,o,,.rad 10 j,:s woyI, al
i, ,r.oJo p,.,,, vbo,. ha i chief
..la,L or ~. sunn,y dcnartmp,,t.
Th, l:t,lo Ganohtor of Mr.. and
~. ". . r,,.rs !, Dol pa, ha.
~. ..,.,,od r.om IN illnoss of thn
.,. ,,1..
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: " :, o.. ~, J., x,oJ "a
''"'' - 80. -: .I.;an : in,rro,.
.''''' " ,''''' =. .t. c.,s,,I n.
- w.. ..,;a',.a
TO- 1,' p ,.na H..
>, -, ,,.,.n,I,.; tto.,;,I
,;r,o h.. r.,,,rrcd f. hcr
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h, . . NJ. rr,n, ,o,nr.h,,yo
=. A.. ,.h,, y mn
-. 1.,.nn ,,o.r, ~, pa,
-. v-r,:. v.r,. ,,.tor ns !
~, D.. p.,,:... CL,,r.,, ,,.;lI ,ro,.h
!. nor, s.,,.;... on Surdav THO s,h- !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
Loot Window
Secure Clothing Valued al
S62 From Place of
I. Bcrnehimer

ves early this morning broke
lie window of the store Of Jonah
elmer, 2C0 King street, and
clothing valued at $622. iHclCd-
corduroy coat, canvass coat,
wear and six work skirts. 4
of the robbery has been made
police who are. Investigating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
1psies Leave City
BIS so to Observation-Disclosures
|ladc Against Them While
Here

lowing request Of Mayor J.
Fancan about dozen gyps:es
ave been in Alexandria for sew
reeks past, have shaken the
bf Alexandria from their feet
ono TO Washington.
Mayor received ma"y COM
about the women goin. about
fortunes. After som" rarsua-
The gvps:cS decided AIcXand";a
not be good place fcr then
kv were hampered in their work
l.tune telling and they accord
left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
EXERCISE VITAL IN
ORDER T0KEEP WELL
Health Officer Suggests
Brisk " alking as Cure
OF Many His
SLAVES OF FASHION
Saws StimuIents Not Needed In Or
der IL Keep Healthy-Walk Into
Open Country He Advises

"" caanc: take proper exercise
" riding about in IN automobile,
trolley sor or carriage. That is one
2rca. trouble with most people of
rur present age, they do moi get
.nnugr rxcrcis. ont in the open TO
';n4p thsm$aivcs in good health. This
is ~, cf lnr bad results Of modern
i;e. To- ~ are ,nat;Gg K so easy to
;.a". tha. f.w o-cp!a care 10 walk
unless they simply nav" to. And
"he:e Is the rub. Nature provided
y, fcct to walk with. but we are nrw
:rtt 70. - We oHiv want TO use them
g St"nd 81. Brisk walking is about
i" h",' Il! around "good-for what
,;lS-yc,." medicine could nama foc
ycner;;l use.
you of'"n bear q person say: 81
:iTk ! WI take ,.;J. and GET a IT.
- rr.,h ar" Rui why chase il IN
md dcwA lhc street II car and
waste @oad gusoline? What you
."a,r nc"; is "xeIcise and fresh air
Tho - 7a-r:hsr. Fresh ali. is AZ
Ugh, :. far aS Il goes ani 50 is cx-
,-.;S" hut IN order to Gnt the full
.f"". tas" must he combined!
TIE ".iSp obtained IN good.
risk "a'i at IN the op"n. is one Of
7at;mn's methods Of keeping the M
ol&n ody TT ard a working order
knew a good w"l;-: who
'l-,a~i ikoep n reasonably FAIR
,-t' f~co from many nf -the
;.'- g ii, ard disorders SO common
~. noonle. Some noople seem
!. = others h wsrs 's'...
.t-t.r@T;S.s othcr: acouitn
~ disease,
Tira g"air ke people become
'av.> - fashion to snch an extent
hat j Is actually painful for them
. wal, oanr" they h2vr 70 r-dc or
tav - ~" house DO ynu envy
. han? - not, s.mnlv pity them.
r,.,. 49,. .b,s;,.. .bimor. 20 ,.t
hon chase on until thry, wake un AMI
,....;r ,,t;., th:pr. J, ,it.,n
7 ,h;r,. :, : f,r h.t+or :, A.y.
,a;~ % feet ycr "an use at al! tim"s
nd ur''"" "I cp"ditonS nithpuE
.,ro~;,a. y, msttor bov i,r~. r:,.-.
,,.. !. H., :, ba.. h,nrb of
u.,, ~, l,pa .rj f1.ch an,,sa5
!, vbc~. sarrraI .fzn~ 100 snail AMI
). pr.},r. :, ne. ,hem v.ohtlv ."
all ,.rr.. +b,r an. h:orl. wi+t,.,r
,,r,.;.., -, -, i. ,..~es n .p,..,,hrrr,.
,d,,
uoy.r.~ a. l said ,.ofor. j.: en-,
,,,o THO noyar vii b. aha to
I'm, ~ w;.r, ns IN nur march for
.,,a :, ho4.ar t,al,h and cor,no,
,orse n living.
hara socn many u man walk OF
N urlv crouch by rrin % y nile or
. ou: n tl,n OMEN. Walking i al
avs "-,,nd mcI:c;ra." So don't for
-eA t.
Crl;ivata 4 veal interest in life, :.
'esi~" for us..ful work. w,l' dnne. Il
20 AZ wn,L hard and hann;lT at tho
'oh hes; '.t"t To-. -: trying eyer 70
,.:;rr or surrc,lnGiucs and living
on n.!it;,.s: lsopirm !. mind the laws
e ratr,-. made for cur benefit and
,~ct stop: t-ach;nY others w Ix-
,nria and porrcDt the yoSreI Of clean
wing rfoan rYre food, sunni, well
.antiIatrl homes and happy con
orteG sn;,;t: We should BE- able 10
n; ou- G;.eaS" rate in half and :a!se
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

Advertise your wants in the Ca
.ette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
HART ADDRESSES SCHOOL
Supt. Harris Hart Addressed Meeting
Last Night

Harris Hart, superintendent Of p"b-
lie instruction, last night delivered
an interesting address before the
members Of the city schoo! board. He
spoke cf the work being ACCOMPLISHED
not only in Virginia but throughout
the country on educational Ines. This
was followed by a general discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

Names Of contributors viii be
published IN this space. TIE pub
lished Est viii be held in this
space until the total Of $4,000
= subscribed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
WEATHER REPORT

o,ovIpr this section-Cldudy tonight !
;, and probably rain in west portion.
Saturday warmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03

=. Z. = LIf.''
CorncK Queen and Royal Street
2ST-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-03
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tdest Daily Newspaper in the
nited States and Best Advertls-.
B Medium in Northern Virginia
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-21
IN MEMORIAM

Dedicated to the memory of Mrs.
Lucy Cornett Estes, who met a trag-
ic death on September "a, 1920.
Being a charter member of the
Christian church at Newly, she labor
ed with US seventeen years, during
which a part of the time she taught
the young ladies' Bible class, thereby
trying to lead them in the ways of
righteousness. We will ever cherish
her memory as one who maintained
under all circumstances a character
untarnished and reputation above
reproach. Her fellowship was an
honor and pleasure to enjoy. She
was companion to young and old
alike who are grief-stricken because
of the temporary severance of the sa-
cred ties of comradesship. To know
her was to love her. We can bear
testimony to her many virtues of
Christian life, and because of her I'M
timely death sorrow has hung it's sa-
BILE mantle over our entire commun-
ity. We pray that God in His good
ness may bring speedy relief to all
burdened hearts and thank Him for
the confidence we feel that He has
prepared for her transition into the
more abundant life-By member OF
the church at Newly.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-21

an operation and will soon be able to
return to her home in Middletown, O.
Mrs. L. E. Lane has returned from
the Kelly-Burnam hospital in Balti-
more, where she submitted to very
serious operation. Friends will be
glad to. know she is greatly improved
in health and will soon be out.
Mrs. Henry Jones, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. John Arnold
is with relatives in Louisville this
week, and will probably visit Hunt
ington, w. Va, before returning
home.
Mrs. James w. Caperton enter
tanned with a motor party to Xalapa
farm Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs. Frank E. Jennings and hel
house quest, Miss Meigs. Mrs. Waller
Bennett was also included in the par
ty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-21
IS YOUR HEALTH
g GRADUALLY SLIPPING?
Interesting Experience Of Texas Lady Who Declares That More
Women Knew About Cardui They Would Be Spared
Much Sickness and Worry.

| couldn't rest well at nighi and was <.
just lifeless.
81 heard of Cardih and after reading
decided had some female trouble that
was pulling me down. ] sent for Cardui
and began it. -.
''ln very short while after began the
Cardui Home Treatment saw an i'm
provement and it wasn't long until was
all right-good appetite, splendid rest,
and much stronger so that easily did my
house work.
"Laier took bottle OF Cardui as q
tonic. can recommend Cardui and glad
Iy do so, for if more women knew, il
would save a great deal OF worry and
sickness"
The enthusiastic praise Of thousands OF
other women who have found Cardui
helpful should convince you that if is
]. Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-21

Navasota, Texas.-Mrs. w. M. Peden,
ofthis place, relates the following interest
ing account of how she recovered her
strength. having realized that she was
actually losing her health:
"Iealth is the greatest thing in the
world, and when you feel that gradually
slipping away from you, you certainly sit
uo and take notice. That is what did
some time ago when found myself in a
very nervous, rundown condition of
health. was so tired and felt so lifeless
could hardly ge at all.
81 was Just no account for work. i
would get a bucket of water and would
feel SO weak I would have to set if down
before felt like could lift it to the shelf.
In this condition. of course, to do even
my homework was a task almost i'm
possible to accomplish.
81 was nervous and easily upset.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-21

Ross. The drawing room and halls
We're attractively decorated with a
profusion of dahlias. The color
scheme in the dining room was yellow
and was Hastily carried out in the
ices, cakes and bon bons. The guests
included Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Ross, Mrs
Shelby Jet, Mrs. Covington Jett, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Curtis, Mrs. Jonah
Cox, Mrs. w. o.. Burke, Mrs. w. A
Arbuckle and Miss Bette Mason Ar
buckle.