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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Births

Gustav and Helen Jonas, s. Palmer
boy
Alfred and Mary Lyon, 4O2 Sanders,
boy.
William and Margaret Mochland, $500
South Emerson, boy.
Ralph and Ethel HollinbecL, 1927 East
Michigan. boy.
Shriver. boy.
Charles and Ada Miller. 1916 olney,
John and Agnes schuster. 22J3 Union.
boy.
carl and Rose Harris, 1O1l North
Aiahama. boy.
William and Laurabelle Meyers. 2415
SA.idou. boy.
Herring and Myrtle Patterson, 7O1b
Indiana avenue, boy.
Jesse and Ruth Whyde, 243 Detroit
boy.
Walter and Emma Green, 2OTo High
land place, girl
Leroy and Lucille Cherry. 1918 West
Market. boy.
Tenton and Minnie Johnson, 171s Cor
Ernest and Cora Julian. 1923 East
Tenth. boy
John and Elizabeth Deery. st. Vim
cents hospital. boy.
Wayne and Eva o'HiIl, TO4 Fletcher.
boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

II believe I am passing a good word
along In making this statement and l
feel it's my duty TO recommend Trutona,
Lew Shank, former mayor Of Indianapo-
lis and widely known Hoosier, remarked
10 a Trutona representative recently.
4 native Of Indiana and for years a
prominent figure in public life, MIR. shank
has thousands Of friends in Indianapolis
.rnJ throughout the Hoosier state. who
VIII be interested in hearing what he has
TO say about Trutona, the perfect tonic.
Mr. Shank is at present engaged In the
storage business at 100 North New Jer-
sey street and lives at 554T East Wash
ington street, indianapolis.
"As a general tonic for building up a
weakened and rundown condition of the
system Trutona is without an equal in
my opinion" he continued. 1T gives ME
pleasure to recommend the medicine TO
those suffering as I did.
For several years ] had been bothered
with indigestion and constipation and ]
didn't have very good appetite. I tried
n number Of different medicines but
without success,
However, thanks to this medicine
Trutona. today feel more able 20 attend
to my business than | have for years.
I've found Trutona remarkable medi-
cine for overcoming constipation indi-
gestion and a weakened condition Of the
system. Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
THE 1910 CENSUS

The 1910 census gave indianapolis a
total pouiation OF 233.65O. This was an
increase Of Isl per cent over the popula-
ton Of 1870. which was lG016f.
The percentage Of increase the census
before was GOA per cent the population
Of the city ia previous years having re
ported rs follows; 1890. 103,t36; 1850,
1906; 1870, 4s2I4; 1860. 1S.Gli. 1880.
S091 1870, 2,602.
The percentage Of the city In previous
years having reported as follows: 1880,
1O5. 4c6: 1880. ~ OjG. 1870, 4S.2l4; 1850.
1851: 1850 1901: 1880, 2,G92.
Tile negro population In 1910 was 81
SIC: in 1900 1881 In 1890, 9.l33: 1850,
G5O4
The foreign population II the city mas
run as follows: 1870 1876, 1900, 1000
1870 $40
The 1910 census report showed there
were 80 Industries M INDIANAPOLIS emf
rloying 7.@SS persons.
Of those employed the gr.dt'>' mum.
ber found employment ~ foundries and
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"'Uncle Robert you're whistling
around at your work like a boy that's
what my fellow workmen say to me now
adays. and I don't wonder for I've
gained fifteen pounds in weight and Ger.
tainly feel twenty years younger since
I've been taking Trutona." Robert J.
Fagg, Il years old, a well-known Terre
Haute shoe repairman who lives at 202
South Eleventh street, told the Trutona
representative recently.
My health's been poor for the past
several years" he continued I'D often
have to lay off from work for days Il
time and when I did work, a couple -
hours Of labor would tire me. / had
severe pains all over my body. especially
In my head and neck. The sight of food
made me sick, my appetite was so poor,
I've always been troubled with consti-
patton.
i had lost forty pounds in weight and
looked more like a ghost than a real live
man when first started the use of Tru-
tona. And now l can't express in words
Just how glad am that l tried Trutona
almost given up hopes of ever get
ing relief and here this medicine comes
along and increases my weight fifteen
pounds and makes me feel years younger.
The pains have disappeared from my
head and neck and l have such an
appetite l can hardly get enough to eat.
sleep soundly, too, and my bowels are
nearer normal than they've been for
years. Trutonas given me lot of nav
strength, Observation-Disclosures
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BOWELS SO BAD HE
TOOK A QUART OF MIN
ERAL WATER A DAY
Mr.. Whitesides was in a bad
way. Tells how he got over it.

Il suffered for years with stomach
trouble and constipation. l got 80 I
could eat nothing but soft food and had
10 take quart of mineral water day
for my bowels. | decided to try MiIks
Emulsion and have used bottles. The
results have been wonderful. The sore
ness left my stomach | can cat solid
food, my bowels have improved and
feel like a new man. Anyone suffering
as / did should lose no time IN starting
on Mllks Emulsiou.'-M, T. Whitesides,
2i4la $. 9th St. Springfield. III.
The more physics you take. the more
you1l need. Break away from them.
Mllks Emulsion costs nothing to try.
Milks Emulsion IS a pleasant, nutritive
food and a corrective medicine IL re-
stores healthy, natural bowel action.
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. 1t promotes appetite and quick
ly puts the digestive organs in shape 70
asslmilate food. AS builder Of aesh
and strength, Milks Emulsion IS strongly
recommended to those whom sickness has
weakened, and Is a powerful aid in~se-
sistlnR and repairing the effects of wait
ing diseases Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually In one day.
This Is the only solid emulsion made,
aud so palatable that Il is eaten with
spoon like ice cream Truly wonderful
for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee six bottles home
with you, use II according 10 directions
and II not satisfied with the results. your
money Will be promptly refunded. Price
60c and 81 20 per bottle. The Milks Emul-
sion Co, Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by drug.
gists every Acknowledgement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

The meeting of the Indiana chapter
Of the Society of Automobile engineers
is to be held next Friday night. Original
announcement was that it was to be held
last night.
The Brooks Tomato Products Com
pany, recently organized and refinanced,
announces that plans are under way for
large additions to the company's fac
tories at Shirley, Ind, collinsville, Mt
Vernon and Altamount, ILL.,, to take care
of the years tomato crop in Indiana and
Illinois.
The concert given in Caleb Mills hall
for the benefit of the French war or
phans and the Junior Red Cross was we'll
attended. Ed Nell Jr. of Purdue univer-
sity, was soloist. The Shortridge or
chestra and the Girls Glee club played.
E. A. AdOms of Iowa, province presi-
Gent of Phi Delta Phi, a national fra
ternity of lawyers, will speak tonight at
banquet to be given at the University
club by "Ye lime of Chancerie," fra
ternity of the Indiana Law school.
Ladies auxiliary to the south Side
Turner's will give a card party in the
hall, Prospect and South Alabama
streets, Wednesday afternoon.
Hadassa chapter of the indianapolis
Daughters Of Zion elected officers yes
terday. Mrs. j. Brown was chosen as
president Other officers include Mrs.
II. Cohen, vice president; Mrs L. Fin
kelstein, secretary; Mrs. S. Solar. treas
CIer.
Raper COmmandery No. 1, Knights
Templar, will confer the Order of the
Red eros sand the Order of Malta de-
grees on class in the asylum at the
Masonic Temple tonight.
Under the direction of Miss Hope Bed
ford of Butler college, members of Eng
lish No. class at the Brooks School for
Boys gave 2 play entitled Up Caesars
Creek Friday afternoon for large
audience Of parents and friends
A mass meeting and reception for ell
cOlored candidates will be held in the
Eberneezer church, corner California and
North streets, Monday night. under aus
pices Of the Young Peoples Congress.
r. O. Small has opened temporary Of
fees at 604 Merchants Bank building as
general agent LOT the chicago X North
western Railroad Company.
The membership drive of the colored
branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will continue until April 50
The drive thus far has netted $50 new
members.
The Ninth ward democratic club will
hold a meeting next Tuesday night in
Hamilton hall. East Washington street
and Hamilton avenue. Henry Span
candidate for the democratic nomination
for congress, will speak All candidates
are invited.
Bids for hauling voting machines to
various precincts for the primary on
May are considered too high by the
county commissioners. County trucks
may be used. Bids submitted were:
Ever Ready Trucking Company. $40:
Mike OBrien Transfer Company. So.
and William +. Hales, 5000.
Theta ri fraternity held n founders
day celebration at the Atheuaeum today.
Delegates from Purdue university. Rose
Polytechnic and other engineering
schools were present
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How To Have Red LipsI

The girl with red lips and pink cheeks
may be thankful, for both denote health
vigorous, forceful. magnetic health, and
while It may be impossible for some to
attain owing to morbid states of health
yet q vast majority of seemingly healthy
young women and mep are almost color
less because Of lack OF red blood cor
puscles. When the blood is improved ana
enriched with these red corpuscles the
weight increases md a beautiful tint APP
pears on the cheeks. while the lips as-
sumo a healthy red color. Many physl-
clans and beauty doctors prescribe three
grain hypo nuclane tablets, which are
said to Invariably Increase the red blood
corpuscles after a course OF treatment
lasting several months. The nervous sys-
tenn and general health also improve
rapidly. The best apothecRry shops sup
ply this tablet in sealed packAges.--Ad-,
vertisement
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Deaths

Edward Barber. %, City hospital, To-
bar pneumonia.
Infant Petric. days. 755 North
Holmes, premature birth.
Irene Snyder, 81, 1910 Barth. arterio-
Scierosis.
William Edward Baugh, 10 months
1925 West Twenty fifth, acute broncho
pneumonia.
Jessie A. Jewell, 80, Long hospital,
sarcoma.
Delbert Straw, Z, City hospital, mem
nights.
Robert Oakerson, 10, DeaeOness hospi-
tai general septicemia.
Elnora May Sears, IL months, 1881
HOyt. broncho- pneumonia.
Barbara Clements, II, 916 Hervey,
chronic myocaFditis.
Otto Levison. Sc. Methodist hospital
cerebral hemorrha@e.
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Marriage Licenses

Homer B. Schalf, &c, machinist, 1913
Ollyer avenue, and Anna Carter. is, 21S
Corey street.
Melville " Hawkins, "A. brickmason,
1227 North Capitol avenue, and Margue-
rite Glasson, n, 2437 East Michigan
street.
William Steward 40, auditor, Chicago.
III, and Alimina Welbor, %, seamstreSs,
Martin Dennis, 90. truck driver, AL
Fulton street. and Edith McDermed, 20,
JOG Noble street
Leo Thomas Jefferson, %. RAILROAD
mis- sutherland. %, 1918 Randolph street.
Edward Lipp, %, bookkeeper, 1897
Brookside avenue, Parkway, \. d., and
Bertha Marchmeyer. q, r: r. o.
Glenn c McLeay. 2s, foreman, 72r
Bates, %. 1888 Ashland avenue
Arthur S. Bryant Is, bank clerk, Chi
cage. Ill, and Ruby NJ. Hess, n, 424
Healing avenue. Q
Glenn Hart. IS, auto mechanic, 1928
North Alabama street. and Alice De-
Ford, 32, 1913 North Alabama street
Joseph ID. Monroe, %, lahorer, 26l9
North station street, and BeEnice &.
HodSon, 10, 2s04 North station street.
Harry p Wagner, 20, patternmaker
420 East New York street, and Fannie
Branham, 80, 400 East New York street.
Ned A Barker, %, auto mechanic,
Worthington, IND, and Ruth II. wilson
- ANEA1IHsth nun ST. fAs@ 0iiIOllAtN ave-
nue
Arthur @. Dudley. 27 wire chief, 2}43
North, New Jersey street, and Hazel f..
Burns. q, 2326A Central avenue.
James X. DeYine. -, cigarmaker pa "a
West Vermont street, and Emma Me-
Elheny. D, 244i2 West Vermont street.
Edgar Moore A. llnemaB, 1886 Cor
nell avenue, and Anna Dqdson, AZ, city
Robert NJ. Garner. a engine company,
and Louise Metzger 20, 3f07 North Me
ridian street.
Joseph a. Dewey. -. salesman. 1918
North New Jersey street, and Carol "
Redpath, -, 1915 North New Jersey
street
John Henry Thomas 20 United States
army, Chicago. ILL.,. and Vera b. King,
~, Fl BENJAMIN Harrison.
Charlie Watson. %. chauffeur, 42f West
Sixteenth street and Katie Wright a.
523 Hi9watfru street.
Robert Hendricu, -. salesman A30S
North Illinois street. and Charlotte
simmer. %, ISin North Alabama street.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis will ad-
minister confirmation mt the Christ
eh arch tomorrow morning at 1898.
DR. L. T. Talbot Of Chicago will begin
@ series of sermons tomorrow afternoon
al the Wheeler City Rescue Mission IN
the old Empire theater building. contin-
ing every afternoon and evening next
week.
The Easter cantata Of the Sutherland
Presbyterian church VIII be repeated to-
morrow at that church.
An evaugelistic campaign conducted by
the Williams Sh7ffeF Organiza ton viii be
opened in TOnlinsOn hall May %, ex-
tending 10 June 6.
The parade banner won By the busi-
ness mems class Of the Central Avenue
n E. church today hangs ia the closs-
room. having been press ntssl last night
by Harry Krauss. president nf tine Mar
ion County sunday School association.
ihe banner was awarded BY the assoc
citation 10 the class because II bad the
largest number Of men in tine recent
parade.
Back from India with gripping
story Of economic conditions there since
the war, Samuel Higglrbottoal. q mis-
siCnary, will give bis nessage IF the
brown people in two sermons ;nGorrOw
q the First Presbyterian church Della
ware and Sixteenth streets. In the morn
iag services ne VIII SPEAK on Helping
to Feed a Nation" and IN she evening
he viii discuss Winning Princes in
India
Rev. W H. Harris will preach at the
Garden Baptist church tomorrow. His
morning subject win be, The Mean
ing Of Christianity" and in the evening
there will be a post revival address,
which viii be followed by a baptismal
service.
The attendance at the Methodist Cen
tenary Mission pageant, which was given
al the Edwin Ray Methodist church last
night. was the largest in the history II
the church. The auditorium and balcony
was filed to capacity and even the class
rooms were used to seat those eager to
see the entertainment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
AFTER FLU" GRIP
Fevers and other Frustrating Dis
eases that Exhaust the Blood,

There Is often that extreme tired feeling,
loss of appetite, tendency to anemia,
nerve exhaustion, inactive bowels, con-
stipation and great danger of still fur
Their prostratiOa and serious illness.
Hoods Sarsaparilla first works upon
the blood. 1t is remarkable how prompt
~ its purifying, vitalizing effects are
noticed. 1t makes food taste good"
promotes assimilation so as to help Sc
cure the greatest nourlshmeut possible,
promotes digestion. Nerve strength and
CHEEKY health inevitably follow, further
danger is avoided and the glad-tO- be
alive feeling again prevails. To read
this is well, to realize 1t yourself Is
better.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla today, and for
cathartic, nothing better than Hoods
pills, in small doses. a gentle laxative,
larger, an active cathartic-A dvertise-
ment.
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NEGRO INDICTED
IN RECORD TIME
Continued From Page One.)

disorderly conduct. He was Ora Run
yon, 20, 1877 East Michigan street.
A soldier, whose name was not OBJ
tanned by the police, was also taken
into custody.
He carried a revolver in a holster and
the police say he was talking too much"
i'll the crowds.
He was turned over to authorities
from the fort
Many contributions have been made
to the Huff family by sympathetic peo-
pie of the city. Employees of the American
Railways Express, for which c. w. Lati-
mer is agent, collected $52 and gave it to
the family today
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TRVINGTON CHURCH
TO BURN MORTGAGE

ezNIrrington Presbyterian church mem
beers Will celebrate. tomorrow morning
with mortgage burning during the
services.
Rev. George A. Allison. pastor of the
church viii oficiate during the eere-
mony.
Special efforts viii be made to have
-be entire membership Of the church
present to witness the mortgage burn
ing.
church has a membership Of about
f3Vr hHndred.
I-esbyteriau church members Of other
churches have been invited to attend the
service.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TUBERCULOSIS

Positive proof has
been established that
there Is q successful
remedy for tubercu-
losis, used at home,
IN any climate, with
nor return of the
disease.
The following ex-
cerpt Is from just
one OF many letters
being continuously
received.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Ewes Strained?

If your eyes are work-strained or
tired; if your vision is dim or
blurred; If it bothers you to read;
if your eyes burn or itch or ache; if
you wear glasses, get a bottle Of
Bon-Opgo tablets from your drug
gist, dissolve one In a fourth Of a
glass Of water and use from two to
four times a day to battle the eyes.
Bon-Opto has brought comfort and
relief to thousands and thousands.
Note: Doctors say Bon Optic strengthens eye
eight Bo@s In . wrecks time In many instances
Advertisement.
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EMERGENCY DEFINITION
Is QUESTIONED.

Mr.. Winter questioned Mr.. Ashby's
definition Of the emergency and charac-
terized the city's contention that the
emergency would cease to exist whom
the rate Of fare returns to the level Of
the franchise rate as ridiculous.
Commissioner Johnson suggested that
the solution Of the entire matter might
rest in the extension by the commission
Of the emergency period until further or
der Of the commission.
The order under which the company is
now operating terminates 100 days after
the ratification Of the peace treaty. aud
It Is TO this provision that the company
is objectlng. contending that It can not
borrow money with the period during
which the present rate of fare can be
charged likely to terminate at any time.
With the conclusion of this hearing
the matter was allowed to rest in the
hands OF the commission without any
Indication OF what the commission Is
likely TO DO.
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Continued From Page ORe)
franchise exists. quoting a recent de
cision OF the United states supreme court
in the case Of the Columbus tOJ Street
Railway Company.
Mr.. Winter replied that the decision
was based on n section Of the Chic law
not contained in the Indiana law.
Mr.. Mason asked that the commission
make any order Il contemplates tempo
rGry rather than permanent as requested
by the Street Railway company
Mr.. Mason also declared new con
tracts should be made between inter
urban companies and the city company
for protection OF the latter.
The question Of politics 10 the opera
ton OF the street railway property was
again brought mp in the hearing.
1T appears to me that your proposal
to have a street railway commissioner
appointed by the mayor to represent the
board Of works In watching the operation
Of the company throws the whole thing
slam bang into every political campaign,
Commissioner Glenn VanAuken said.
How are you going to keep Il out Of
poitics?' he asked,
why, just keep 1t out" Mr. Ashby
replied.
"As see 1t, your plan viii put
another temptation before the pollu-
clans" Mr.. Van -Auken replied.
Mr.. Van Auken cOntended thas the
COMMISSIONS would do Just what the law
requires OF the public service commits
sion and questioned the sdvlsability of
the commission delegating its power to
such an sppointee.
Mr. Ashby then brought MP the ques-
ton of how long the provision for the
appointment OF a commissioner should
be 10 effect. and said he believed the
petition should terminate with the emery
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Akron, Scott & AFTER.
Albany. Charles w. Harrison.
Alexandria. Bailey Edwards Drug Co
Anderson. Cassell Bros
Angola, KratS Drug Store.
Ashley. e. NJ. Davis.
Attica, {. Il. Robinson * Son.
Auburn, Frank II. Hubbard.
Aurora, VIM, Ulrich.
Batesvine. Blanks Pharmacy.
Bedford, r. l. Bedoe.
Bicknen. G. W. Mayberry.
bloomfield. 2. L. Burke.
Bloomington, ]. w. O'Harrow.
button, Wells Drug Co.
Boorville. Bert Parker.
Brazil, Mendenhall s. Artman.
brook. Montgomery & Snyder.
Brookston, A. d. Boomershine.
Rrownstown. o. r. Emerson.
Bunker Hill, Peoples Drug store.
Butler. Geo. w. Geddes. y
Cambridge City Dean 6 G9Iss;
Cannelton, II. A. Clark.
Carlisle, Winegars Pharmacy.
Carmel. l.. ]. Small.
Cayuga. Auble & Alter.
Centerville Centerville Pharmacy.
Charlestown, c. NJ. Bottorff.
ChrLsney, James Adams.
Churubusco, Briggs & Benward.
CLAW city, Jett's Drug Store.
clinton. Whites Pharmacy No. 1.
Columbia city, J. H. Keiser & Co.
Columbus, Clarence w. Adams.
Connersville, Merrill Drug Store.
Converse, Agnes Drug co.
corydon. Percy L. Davis.
SovinKton, Bellies & Son.
Charlottesville. H. P. Scharf
CrothersviIle. c. W. Taulman.
Cvnthiana, John E. Stevens.
Dale. Jaw. Ladd.
Danville Hardness & Redifer.
Darlin xton. Corner Drug Store.
DECATUR, Smith. wager & Falk.
Delphi. Reed s. Adams
Dunlsirk Roe Bros.
Earl Park. L. c. Martin.
Fdinblrg, Taylor & Roth.
Elnora Henry p. Stalcup.
EIwood y e. Sneed & Co.
English, +. Il. Gobble & Son.
Evansville. ]. r. BONN Drug Co
Fairmount. Pioneer Drug Store.
Farmersburgh, Chas. Parish.
Flora, Chas. r. Eller.
Fortyilie. J.. r. johnson.
Fort Wayne. Peoples Drug Store
Fowler, j. W. Rodman.
frankfort Walter G. McKown.
Mranklin. Means Drug ca.
Garrett. A. 3. Smith.
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AIR MAIL BILL STONED.

WASHINGTON. April 2i-Presideut
Wilson today signed the postofTice ap-
preparation bin. which authorizes estab-
ushment Of trauscontiuental air mail
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Colorado Springs, Colorado.
49, q nnnn

March 3, 1920.
Dear Dr. Glass: Thought 1t was
bout time was writing. and letting you
know how l am getting along. ! am
feeling Just fine and hope 7 will from
now on. When l started your medicine /
had much pain across my lungs that
was unable to lie on my back or left
side. But now l can lie my back
side and Il does not hurt me. 7 have
been having very much trouble with my
stomach, but not so much since |
have been taking your medicine. | have
gained four pounds in weight and 400
do not cough more than one or two
times a day. and nothing to speak OF at
that. l think you have done more for
humanity than anyone on earth to bring
the most damnable disease known to the
human race. l can eat everything and
lots OF It now, sleep well, and l have no
more fever at all. ! have been using It
for another treatment soon. surely
can't say too much for your medicine. and
surely recommend it to anyone who is
suffering from T. B.
Thanks to you, and wishing you success
I remain. as ever"
My files, with letters being received
daily from scores OF people now using and
who have used the remedy are open to
investigation. Through courtesy names
are not published, but will gladly be fur
nlshed. My records show that nine out
OF ten of this remedy who are
faithful with IL have recovered or are re-
covering. This remedy is strictly home
remedy. For further information address
THE +. F. GLASS INHALANT CO.,
Mason Building. Fourth and Broedway.
IS Los Angeles. California