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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
UNCERTAINTY DUE TO
RETAILERS ATTITUDE
Improvement In Most Lines OF
Trade Dependent Upon Their
Reducing Prices.
RAILROADS WILL CURTAII.
Announcement Is Made That Num-.
Der OF Employees Will Shortly &c
Lowered - Slack Demand for
Copper.
ny mnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Nov. l4.-Until the re-
tailers announce substantial rcduc
= lions commensurate with the declines
which have occurred in the last few
months in the primary markets for
commodities and life necessities, WALL
street does not look fer return Of
confidence in the stock market. Inn
portant bankers state that the apprr-
hension existing at this time in the
financial district is due to the dead
lock which exists between the con-
sumner and the retailer. Banking in
iereSts are practically unanimous In
stating that future Improvement n
most lines Of trade is dependent upon
the retailer, who is beginning to show
signs OF abandoning his present no
sition of refusing to make reduc-
tons.
Tho stringent credit situation Is
attributed TO tho position taken by
The retailer. Tho head OF ono OF tho
argos; banks in wall street states
That commercial loans cannot he re-
"uced until the retailer begins to dis
nose OF the goods on his shelves.
would enable the jobber to pay the
wholesaler. who in turn could pay
The manufacturer. The latter could
men reduce his loans at the banks.
Steady depreciation in exchange on
countries III practically all parts OF
The. world Is being viewed with APP
2rehens!on by tho banking frater-
nifty.
MISUNDERSTANDING the IICt tD5t ltGIi-
dation OF industrial stocks and the
resultant declines in their quoted
market values has hal depressing
erect on the shares OF the transpo--
tatiou companies, the outlook FOR
railroad securities Is viewed with on
timism. Lower prices for materials
VIII reduce the cost OF operation. An
other reason for the expectation of
ioW operating costs for the common
carriers is the inception OF a move
1nent 10 reduce the number OF c,n-
pioyes. The Pennsylvania RailrC>>d
and the New York Central have taken
the lead in this direction.
railroad managers Will not dissl-
pate the higher rates being received
ny purchasing materials and rolling
stock ut present high prices Rail-
road executives are not viewing TN,
contraction in general business with
any degree OF apprehension.
Cntil prices Of materials arc re-
huced. the railroads will withhold Inc
working out of their Improvement,
rians, ana fer this reason no apprc-
riho!e amount of new railroad nn.oc-
ing is expected 20 he announced. Al
resent, the common Carriers are able
20 secure funds for their !mmcdiarr
needs from the revolving fund nro
Ntded by the transportation act
me slack demand for copper and
the downward tendency OF the nricc
.nf the metal are causing tho nnancia,
hiStrict to look forward to fur.he,
reductions In dividend by the Dro-
tFuceTs of the red metal
investment bankers are vclron;r
lac falling oft in the volume OF ne,S
security issues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15


SALESNAN-I.ivo proposition on commits
sion for aide or main line. Apply So
West Broad Street
SALESMAN AZ direct factory represent.
tive 10 handle the most needed auto :, =.
cessory--bar none. Nationally ADVERTISED
no competition. Don't answer unless you
can finance initial order to secure arc6c,
Aicemo Manufacturing Co.. 1874 IifiaS
street. Newark y. j.
SPECIALITY SAI.i;SnAN-.N large so.
misunderstanding concern, marketing IL,
hanonaiiy advertised products 10 ,i
retailer through the Wholesaler L. a.
r!-"Os Of securing III" sc-v!ccs or
!saonrc"Eul Ha!esman TO call upon no, i
ti'- whoicss!e and retail trade in sam
CAT Ni!Ein,n: territory embracing on,
in.rd Tao state. oniy applicants Wi.
are ~ present employed Will bs co,,
Hlirr"d. and "n!v such men who S S",.
o W,In ;canain.anca and a succcssf,
Selling record IN the territory mare
Address Il. H. Helm Room S5 Rnmr
Enildtne. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
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Enforce sunsn,Iu,r.

DANNILLE. VA. Nov. ii.-No NOR.
asonne or OF, can be. sold here on
SUNDAY, according to tie cG!rt given
by Mayor Harry Wnodinr This ,"nr,
ing In disposing az a warrant ciIar~
ling j. Is. Heard prcslden; a.. a -.
motor servic= concern. with viola'.
9HS the aur9ay trading law W Y.
nome adjo.ns the parag. lEajn IN
complaint. Examination OF IN. rc.-
-ords showed that moro man n ~,
ago the City Council adopted an o..
dtnancc covering Sunday traGinp ~
cepting certain operations wis
GUIDED the sale or gasoline. I, a.
found, however, that tn. "a. it,,"g
william Leigh had found Tic GSIf-
nance ih!aiid and ina, u HAD never
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Death Notice Astay
Causes Double Grief

Especial 4" Tho TimeS-DlspntcIl
LNSCHBUItG, VA, Nov. Ia
nrr. IL ,. brown. 302 CnbrIt Street,
Friday afternoon received tel
eErnm which hnid: "IJarry Hrowu
Wns killed todny in En accident
md without noting the plurc from,
whirh the inesSnEe camc. Mrs.
brown Immediately hc:un 10
mourn the loss OF her son.
Mrs. hr0wn was Ill I'm bed when
shc received the ncssaEc and she
concluded that her son, who was
In New York City. Ind been
kiiIed. I.Rtcr friend noticed
tnnt thc telegram came from south
DnkOta. An investigation dix
closed that the message hud been
delivered 10 the wrong address, for
the mother of the young man who
was Killed lived at i21 CnbclI
street, Just square distant.
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Two IHnctorics Close.

W iNcHESTEH. VA, Nov. 1.-THE
plant cf th. fialltown IW. Val pa
per Board Company has heen closed.
so FAR as active operations are con
ccrned. and only q few rcpuirmcn
are kept on the pay rolls. Approx.
families, are affected. There has bee,
no animation whether operations will
be resumed a; an early time. Opera d.
lions also have ceased at the Charles
Town branch OF Il baltimore cloth
ING manufacturing firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Complete. World .Jonru.

INNIiF.STFK, NA., Nov. q :.
among those arriving on the steam
er PRESIDENT Grant today at New Yorl.
was !'an!.! Is. Conrad. son OF Mrs
;. l.. Conrad, OF this city. executive
secretary TO the captain Of tho sh!,
ana keeper of its log. Tho Prcs!.
dcnt Grant sailed from New York la;.
last january for a voyage around tht
world by way of the Panama Canal
~ arrival at New York today mark
ca "a" completion OF voyage of an.
PROMINENTLY 10000 mics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Edwin Phaup funeral d:rcctc
$40, an embalH 60h +. Main Stree
AadlSon l3l. Randolph 1868.
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Mnsons Honor Washington.

hhbEhlthSBuIsG, VA, Nov. IL
NJ meeting Of the Masonic lodr1
heid last night, a committee Of Ma
SSns who attended tho Washington
Masonic birthday celebration bv tho
trnhu !odsc o:. New York. formally
turned over to Fredericksburg Lodge.
NO. I, Tho handsome loving cup pre-
scnt"d the lodge by Washington
Lodge. No. 2S5. OF New York. The
tUp Is large. valuable one, of beau
I'M design. silver with gold lining,
WIN appropriate inscription.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
L.nrhhure Market Inactive.

u NJ IiNt EVI, w, NOV. 14.--TO-
h'''ro sales here during the pas:
week aggregated only 1890 pounds.
winch brought the sales mp To date
Tor me year TO 5it,2u0 pounds. Tho
market continues Inactive, because
Of The prevailing dry weather, and
sales cannot ID" heavy until "A rain
VIII aavc PIT tho crop in condition
10 ne ordered for the breaks. Com
mon tobacco is scllin. low. pcsir-
abl" grades ana unchanged tobacco
are In Scod demand at II very fair
average.
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Hecci,cs Nn,r In.

WINCH ESTER, VA. %uy. "a
! AHsong tnoSc receiving the Nsv,.
Cross on Armisticc Day from
Navy Department was Cai..fn r,'
NcCoy Mutton. oc Winchester. T.
Gently appointed co'ninaudau; AZ 49,.
League Island Navy YARD AZ I,oiIa.
Sdelphia. Ensign Clnudo ~ I;v.,.
5this city. attached 20 III" ba,ti.fi,,n
kanGas, recently Was cited IN ,rt.,s
for galantry and hcroien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
S,.nme- wrdlar SIN oxc,d,.

SAUI-T STE MARIE. MICH, Nov.
Tine Becker Line steamer Francis
j. Widlar. more than seventy-two
hours overdue at this port and car
TYING u crew of thirty-threc still
was unrcpor;cd tonight. oninion In
marine circles here is divided az TO
whether the bis steel freichtcr has
gone 10 the bottom or is lying. n.r
maps disabled in some sheltered nook
a!cng the rocky Canadian shore
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Futile Effort 10 nI,,v y

W ~ StiE TESTER, VA. Nov IL
t,nrfiary. believed 10 have been pro-
Tempt 10 blow UP the vault I'm - =
;hasSanutten National Bank, at Stras-
nufs' Va. q few nights ago, Il was
earned today. The bank at Mount
"a: 80, >Soh' ABOUT Twenty-Five miles dis
ell rrCcutl"
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Deaths

hltliARDSON-Dic at IN" home OF hi.
I;.ushter. Ill" North Twenty eighth
StIrr.t. at ! O'Clock sunday. William T.
richardson. II" lis survived hv two
dhuEhtrrs Mrs. Lucy Miller and Mrs
~ Richardson. AMI two sons. q. -. AMI
Goa ea!l.l HIN home. i va Ills Will
bu' IN ou- hc.riS w. lpr" him s.l..
died
Ia! the Savior. called you. Wu,l.,m.
tn :. happy home On h:rh.
Services at l,nmanu-i T. - Chu.ca.
hanover County. Funeral services Will
er cGnduc'"d by William X. Jones, a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Siif.f ED, ALA. Nov. I4.-Gcn-
- lansing r. Eeach. chief of the
MED hy Assistant. Sccrctarv NJ ~ u
" Lame, Colonel G. L. Fair ana
'."!ohe! Eurns, are In Sheffield for nn
ans,nrGt,on tour, Of the Wilson dam
s;rnct!oI on ;sc Tennessee ;ei,.n
here. river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
scntcnced for rirc Tbcr.

iNcH HESTER. VA. Nov. I4--Isasc
N.' ,H' an overseas hero WHO w.s
10 ~ oder and decorated for gal
i""'FE ~ action on the western from,
- serving "a rincty-da? Jail sentence
.r''' haEirr been convicted ycstcr-
u"i "I stealing an automobile liz,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Free Bible Lectures

VI A. II. zi!mcr. OF Waterloo
IOWA VIII deliver "a series ~ intcr'
'.st.nk H.hla lectures in the Madison
S.ho"i AUDITORIUM. Madison and car,
S,r"rts. November 18TH. l7th and 18TH
NJ. also sunday Novcnoc
i"l 80 y NJ 4 cor ,ial invitation
- "T,'nfod to AL TO a,tend these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Football PLAYER IIn,,

3 1lYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. I4-1,a,-
don h1axey. son o. Rev. r NJ. Nav
pastor OF Centenary Methodist Church
who has just been assigned .IIrtt.,
pasturate. hrokr Il leg in a Jnc,h,n
game Thursday He was brought Ia
the Lynchburg Hospital. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Ihhe Groves LAXATIVE EI,ONC
e!' me tablets. Tho genuine bc:,rs
IN" signature of r. ". Grove. 3Gc--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Asrirsis and Departure, Of Passenger Tr,;u,
(DEiiS. unleis otherwise shswul published
only as infsrrastion and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. I Sunday ONLY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Situations Wnnted-sIaIe

otEtcE 10y E'cUTINt AND .tCCoi.N5,
ANT-S'Xteen years experience: can
Iurnlsn NJ rufereucc. Address L IN
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, GIasstt,ed advertisements ordered fo-
TIE RICHMOND TIMES. DiSrATCIt daily
morning EDITION Wi; appear IN tho mex.
sd!;!on ot THE EVENING DII'ATCI.
inc rntsS given herewith cover morning
o., evenings scrricc ia a.! Instances. WITH
mc exception OF the sunday T.uvs- Dis
paici. HIGH l. priced Hcp.rltc.!.
Linz HATE Per DHS.
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Z w.sN.ia! ,:....-......... IS ccnth
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Consecutive W.eH- Days 49,. u ccnta
These rates APPLY only to advertise me nts
S:as;hhinf IN the STAGE OF Virginia and
wien Sa'f accompanies the order. charge
sJEnTtscmcris. when accepted. WAR ho
nite1 a. a higher rate. subject 30 u!sCoun:
&lch p4ld ".in!n seven days
LonGc: Term Rates FOR business hdver-
-----t lsota ON Reru.kt
Advertisements receivo: as iacr as 20
4. NJ and 10 l.. ~. each wcch day. and
up 10 l.. NJ. Saturday Tor correct GIassi-
nratioa IN the next EDITION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Canadian Flour Cheaper
AtBoston Than American

Boston. Mass. Oct. s-Bostou
wholesale flour dealers and agents Of
western -four mills declare that the
difference in exchange between Can
ada and the United States enables
the Canadian mlllers 70 put flour into
Boston q dollar cheaper than the
western millers can and still make
larger percentage OF profit fthan
American mills selling at the higher
price.
Boston is now being flooded with
Canadian flour at prices ranging from
IS cents 70 81 a barrel cheaper than
American flour. This is on the
grades used by housewives who bake
their own leaves The flou- used by
bakers Is sold by the Canadian mill
ers on a closer margin. but even the
smallest margin means q great dea'
TO concerns that buy BY the carload.
The local wholesale flour mer-
chants declare they cannot hope 10
compete with the Canadians and viii
have 70 remain out OF the market as
long as the Canadian supply holds
out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

they left-they are only Just ready 10
relax not worn out by the pleasure
eLertions OF their vacation.
If you belong 70 this class Of girls,
the best thing for you TO do. now you
are back, is 70 spend a few weeks be-
ing extra quiet-goinE 20 bed at 9;
resting, ~ possible. for half an hour
before dinner taking the days work
IS easily as possible, without neg
Letting It, In this way you viii carry
over the good effects OF the vacation,
and continue the process Of building
yourself up. You viii feel so much
better for il. that 1t win be worth
your while 10 do
Camel s. Pr your hair Is too
long 70 look well IN the bodied style,
IL must be long enough 20 fluff out
around the ears and be caught up
into a bun at the back To be sure
the knot at The back viii not be
large. but you can gather enough
hair together TO turn it over a small
mat, then tuck all the ends in under
this and use plenty OF small invisible
hairpins. You can copy a style that
was used in the "ChaLs' on August
25. IL is parted on one side and con-
fined with a comb at the side Of the
head after that. it is brought down
over the cars, where 10 Is fluffed out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
INDICATED SMOKE
DRIVES OUT GATARRH
Pleasant and Easy to Uss.


DR.. Biosser IS the originator OF g
certain combination Of medicinal
herbs. flowers and berries 20 be
smoked in a pipe or ready prepared
cigarette which is meeting with un-
usual success In catarrhal troubles.
The smoke-vapor reaches al the air
Passages Of the head. nose and throat
As The disease "a carried into these
passages with the air you breathe 50
the autisenCic, healing Vapor o. this
remedy Is carried with the breath d.
recrly 20 the affected parts
This simple practical method ap-
piles the medicine where sprays
touches, ointmeutE, etc, cannot pos
sibly 60 Its effect is soothing and
healing, and Is entirely harmless con-
fainiuE no cubebs. tobacco or habit
forming drugs. IL is pleasant 70 use
and not sickeninE to those who have
never smoked II you are a sufferer
from catarrh, asthma catarrhal deaf
ness, or subject 70 frequent colds, you
should Try this remedy without delay.
any ven stocked drug store can
supply Dr. Blosser'g Remedy in Gig
arertes OF powder fer smoking In a
pipe. or VIII order % for you Salts
factory results guaranteed by q Eenu-
Inc money-bacE offer.
A trial package VIII be mailed
postpaid to any sufferer for ten
cents fcoin or slamps) BY the Blosser
Co.. DL Is, Atlantis. Ca, 20 prove It's
delightful and remarkable effective
ucEs-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
HOROSCOPE

JUPITER and Mars are in benefic
j aspect today, according TO astrol-
OgT- Uranus Is strongly adverse
The lunation OF this day takes place
with the Luminzries in the third
house applying 70 the seEtile o. Mars.
This Is read as beneficial 10 railways
and Is believed 70 indicate increased
efficiency and better working condi-
lions.
The rising position OF Neptune IN
square TO Mercury and Venus in the
fourth house IS held to presaEs in
crease OF vice and immortality.
There IS a sign said 70 foreshadoU
many religious movements toward
broader usefulness New Hscts or
cults VIII gam ground
All the Indications seem 70 prom
Use increase OF trade and extension OF
commerce
venus and Mercury IN the fourth
denote q mild autumn that Is long
in duration There VIII be sudden
cold following almost summer
weather.
warning is given that much ~
ness may marx the winter and the
best sanitary conditions should be
demanded IN every center Of popu-
lation.
The forecast for labor is most en-
cOuraEiug, for there viii be great adj
vances In the course OF the next pres
dents administration.
AaaAaaaa AAA a LAAAgA EAAAE. EELNlUL
who has been unfriendly 70 the IN
terests OF western women whom he
represented IS prophesied, for his
horoscope contains aspects denotinE
the end OF public work
The seers declare that congress
VIII show many changes in member
ship, the lower house having new
representatives. from many southern
states
while women win exercise ire
mendous influence in next months
election. few OF them VIII be success
ful IN obtaining public offices
Education Is 70 have a more sig
niflcant impetus than ever before,
owing 10 some utilitarian movement.
10 is predicted
Inventors should delay important
action today, which q most unfavor-
able but they have promise OF eE-
traordinary success IN the coming
year
Persons whose birthdats Il IS have
ne forecast OF an active and success
-ul year
Children born on this day wiz be (
llert and res0urceful. They are ike ]
u 10 possess splendid judEment.-
,CopyriEht 1920. by the Mcclure /
Newspaper syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

Z AVE you been on a vacation this
n SUMNER And have you come
back feeling rather the worse for
it, So many Of us do-espe II
we have only been away two weeks
and have tried IN that time 20 crowd
in all the frivollty forbidden by The
duties Of the working months.
A vacation. supposedly, Is a rest
But rest" IS too indefinite a term.
The girl who sits all day, rests when
she walks the girl who stands most
% the time. rests when she lies down
The girl Who sees few people and who
stays quietly at home, rests = she
spends few weeks staying out late
az parties And the country girls
vacation Is best spent IN the city.
Many OF rs, I an afraid. 20 away
after weeks OF preparation and ex-
ira work-so keyed up and excited
that our nerves are tense. Then by
the time we are really relaxed and
ready 20 rest. 90 ls time 20 60 back 20
the old routine That is the real rea-
son why so many girls return 70 work
more tired. apparently, then when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
What Internal
Bathing has done
for Ell. WiSehen
of New Orleans

z H wischen Of sa0 n. Gayoso St.
New Orleans, La. writes Tvrrells
Hyglenie Institute Of New York. as
follows:
aAs TO what the Cascade has done
for me, I can say that I suffered
with my stomach a long time After
running from one doctor 70 another
and after consulting at least twenty
doctors and some OF the leading doc
tors OF my city. all with the eEcep-
ton OF one Of them wanted to ope-
rate on me. ] was so sick that I even
went 70 Hot Springs. Ark. but got
no relief, SO At last made up my
mind TO use the Cascade as you In
sLrucled and went along using Il
for at least one year. since then I
have had no use FOR drugs az all It
is about three years ago that
started since then I have not spent
cent FOR drugs and II I feel q lit
tie out OF the way or have a cold. or
headache, just fan back on Il and 10
never goes back on me. / would not
part with 10 for any amount OF
money"
The y. B. L Cascade" eieanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
keeps Il always free OF poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation.
Indigestion Stomach Troubles, Bill
BUSINESS, Headaches and all the many
serious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented by
this Nature Treatment
Cordeu Drug Co. viii be glad 10
show you the y. 3. L" Cascade"
explain its simple operation and viii
give you free, on request. an interest
ing little hook by DR.. Chas. A Tyrreu
OF New York, a noted specialist on
internal Bathing for % years in that
city. Clip this out as a reminder TO
ask for the booklet at your first op-
portunity.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Look Out For Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

in the blood cannot be reached BY
local remedies applied to the surface.
One remedy that has given splendid
results IN the treatment Of Rheuma-
tism is SIS, the fine old blood rem
edy that has been sold by druggists for
more than fifty years SIS. acts by
driving out Of the blood the disease
germ that causes rheumatism, thus
affording real relief.
Begin taking SIS. today and if you
VIII write a complete history Of your
case, our medical director VII give you
expert advice, without charge. Address
Chief Medical Adviser, s25 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
VAN HORN COURT TERM
ENDS ABOUT OCTOBER 10

Judse " D. Howe VIII conclude
the term OF district court az Van
Horn about October 1s. and VIII take
I'D special cases here about October
IS. according to officials OF the dis
trict attorneys office. The criminal
docket VIII be taken up at van Horn
today Last week was occupied with
-Four capital cases have been set
for trial IN November and Deceuber
mere, and one viii be tried October
~ before judge =. r. Price in the
4lsr district court. A special venire
has been called for each Of these
cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

If you have had the disease for any
length Of time, you have doubtless
resorted to the misleading treatment
Of Hnimsnts and lotions, in an effort
TO get relief from its torturing pains.
But you want more than mere TEN
porsry relief You want to be freed
from the shaczles Of q disease that
VIII bind you hand and foot
So many cases Of Rheumatism come
from q tiny disease germ that infests
the blood, that physicians are begin
ming 70 realize that this source Of the
disease is becoming quite prevalent
OF course a disease that has its source