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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
CONFER IN CHICAGO ON
FOREIGN TRADE BOARD
bankers. business Men and Pro-
duccrs Assembling In Windy City
for Two-Day Session.
IRy Assoc!nted Pr.ss. /

CHICAGO. Dec. ?.--Rankcrs. bust
ness men ana producers from ali
paris OF uie country were arriving
ginning tomorrow, on the pronos.d
organization o IA 100000. 900 corpora
ton 10 finance American expor,
TRADE"
The corporation would bc author
lied under the Edge act 10. ta. bro
lection OF home industries and proper
financing OF American trad"
The foreign trade financing p!an.
II was announced. - designed ia
meet crcdi; needs OF foreign buyers
VINO cannot pay becaus. They lack
specific security. The corporation.
j; is planned. viii bo under the pro-
iecting VIM OF The Federal reserve
banks and viii be scrni-pub!.c IL,
character
According 70 til. nuuou..e.lreu,
special assistance TO amy one coun,ry.
has NOT been considered. as the Oh
jet OF the plan Is 20 encourage
American foreign trade as a Ahol.
and az contemplated. II would op-
crate wherever such trade extended
John $. Drum, president of the
American Bankers Association. viii
make the opening address nj ne
conference. Among those who wl,
attend uie conference are llc:b.r.
Hoover. julius Barnes. forme. heal
OF the grain corporation; paui War
burg, OF tho Federal Reserve Hoard ;
Senator Edge. OF New Jersey. and
General George W. Cocktails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
A. B. THORNH|LL AGAIN IS
HEAD OF STATE FARMERS
Lyncliburg Convention Names Him
FOR Eleventh Tcrm-Olhcr OF
flcerS Arc ElCct1n

LfScHBtRf. VA. Dec, The
Virginia Farmers Educational and
Co-Opcrativc Union here this after
noon elected \. IL. Thoruhil presI-
dent for his eleventh term other
officers being:
Vice prcSidcnt 4. a. Thomas. He'd
ford: secretary. George a. Howles.
LynchburG: members OF board OF iii :
rcctors: g. y. Lambert. wythevil!c:
Charles W Brown. StauntHn: NJ. T..
Padgett. Bedford: ". NJ. Cease. i<Ich-
mond. J. NJ Newton, Markham. and
il. II. Carol, Waveriy. delegates TO
national convention. q. a. Thomas,
Bedford: George a. Lambert. Wyth.-
vile: ~. III. Carroll WavcrIy. and
&. W. Brown. stanton
Tho delegates were banauctcd Mt
me lrSinia Hotel tonight. The con-
Sentlon tomorrow Will h.. ocCupi.L
with committee reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
1T KEPT HIM ON
PAY ROLL, HE SAYS
City Employee OF Richmond
Declares He's Happy as II
Boy Since Taking Tanlac
IMPROVEMENT WONDERFUL
Is Convinced 1t Is a Medicine
in Class All by Itself,
He States

Well. just feel like celebrating
The day bought my first bottle of
Tanlac." said y. y. Barnes. the we'll
known city employee who has charge
of the stables of the Street Cleaning
Department OF the city Of Richmond
and who lives at 1909 North Twenty
sixth Street
About n year ago 1 began tb'noticc
slight, nagsing pain in my Stoma ch
and also stuffy. bloated feeling after
eating. In a short time was having
the worst sort OF indigestion and
everything l ate disagreed with me.
| had awful choking spells at time
and just had 10 fight for my breath.
also had attacks of nausea and
vertigo. and n number OF times 1 had
TO knock OFT from work right in the
midst of getting my teams out of the
stable
II was advised my only hope of re-
coVcry was to give up all work and
rest for long time. / couldn't af-
iord TO do this. so was IN an awful
state of worry over the future. NV
daughter persuaded me to take Tan
lac. and she ha hard time. because
was opposed To all medicines
II was wonderful what Tanlac did
Tor me. and ] give il full credit for
Keeping me on the city pay roll.
was about all IN when took my
hrst dose, and today ! am healthy,
vigorous man. am hungry three
times day and eat everything / want
without bit OF trouble afterwards.
! haven't slept so we'll In years and
In the morning feel fine ! am as
happy as boy. Tanlac has CON
WINGED me IL is Il medicine in n class
all by itself and never miss a chance
to recommend II to people who are
suffering like did" Tanlac liz sold
in Richmond by the Tragic Drug Co,
Grant Drug Stores. G. w. Eaton.
Twenty sixth and Venable Streets.
Burton's Drug store. in Chester by
chester Pharmacy. and in 'roano bv
Banks Drug Co-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ROBERTSON IS ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE OF MURDER
MiSsissippi Mnn Freed After Having
Itrrn Tried and Cony irtrd Two
NcnIA AIrn.

iIhILEliCHST. MISS. Dec. 81.
L: Robertson was today acquitted Of
'hc murder OF Luther Boutwell,. lie
was tried and convicted OF tn. MUIR
der OF l>onnic Boutwell, last spring
ana given u ten-ycar scntcacc. An
appeal In this case is now pending
He Will be tied for the murder Of
lanes outwcll. father OF Luther and
i-onn!c Boutwell,. at an earl? date.
RobcrtsOn's plea wan that he Killed
IN" three Boutwclls In sclf-dctcnsc.
iils "ifn - also under three !ndIct-
Tncn's for murder In connection with
tho triple killing, she Gav.ng been
with him at the time of the shoot
ing. which occurred in field near
N. BOUTWELL, home in MAY. l!l9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
PLAN HARD SURFACE ROAD
VIRGINIA To NEW ORLEANS
Organised Effort Takes Form in
Lee Highway AssOciati0n-Ex-
tends to Other States.
[By Associated prcss.J

HNoNvILLE. TENN. Dec Am
"fSaniZed effort to secure a hard
surfaced highway through Virginia
10 New Orleans. has taken form in
the Lee Highway Association. ere
atcd last April in Virginia and which
states.
The first annual convention OF the
hSsociation is TO assemble In Knox
Nuic on Jun'hry Is. - and 20. next.
me 18th being the anniversary of
birth Of General Robert l.. Lee. :or
whom tho highway Is named.
-. THc association IL HOW entering
icDncssec. TO aid in tn" campaign for
a hard surfaced road from Bristol 20
knoxville and Chattanooga.
Az RAPIDLY as possible II viii enter
Alabhna. mississippi. Louisiana ana
Texas, though the latter Stat. now
hhh AN nll-ycar road from Dallas
west To connect with other STATE
roads to tho Pacific Coast The Lee
HIGHWAY. as NV projected. Is from
New York To. the Pacific through the
south and Southwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Lucy c. Coshy.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy q.
Cosby. aged 65, widow OF Benjamin
S: Cosby. who died of heart trouble
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. in
her home. at 3l1 East Grace Street.
will take place this afternoon at 800
O'Clock from Centenary Methodist
Church. of which she was member
Rev. DR.. Thomas s. Smoot will offi
niate. The burial will be In River
view Cemetery.
Mrs. Cosby is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. c. c. Mullan. or
richmond. and Mrs. Il. +. Boswell. OF
New Kent County; three sons. DR.
4. B. Cosby. DR.. W. G. Cosby and
captain II. b. Cosby. of Richmond,
and one sister. Mrs. Alice Simcoc. OF
WINSTON Salem y. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
HodIen Not Enunh

tomobile In which Fred Hcinmeter
and J. Walter Wcitzcl. prominent
business men. disappeared last Satur-
day. was found in the Detroi, River
of the Twelfth Street dock by police
tonight. The officers had been search :
ing for the men since Monday. 1. Is
Eow believed they persisted when
their rnachin" plunged into the river.
although search for their bodies has
been futile. iiemmctcr was secre-
tary and treasury OF cigar com
pany, and Weitzcl was connected
with a tanning concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
TELEGRAPH. OFFICE OPENS
UP IN TOWN OF TAZEWElL
.Aciion Of Coal COmpRnfes bringing
Mine Eliminates Much IncOnven-
fencc "a Inhabitants.

Especial 10 Tho Times-D Dispatch.
TAsEWEIL. VA. Dec. ?.-Thc
town OF Tazcweii no longer will be
isoln;eu and Gu; on from the res; of
the world. Today a telegraph Office,
in charge OF +. T.. Whit. an old
operator. was opened In the town.
heretofore. kilograms have been car
rIcd by hand from north Tazewell
and the service very often was un-
satisfactory.
The bringing Of the office TO the
town was made possible By the CO.
operation OF the business men and
large amount OF business that Is done
b the coal companies represented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Mountaineers Keep Word
by Returning to Prison
my As.oclnt-d pr~,..I

FRANKFORT, Ky. Dec. O-xu
old ndHE~ tam kentucky noun
taineers nre good ns their word
wns borne nut today when Albert
ballard, of McnIfce County. and
billiard sparks and Stort Horton,
OF Fstiii County. voluntarily re-
turned TO the county jnii to serve
sentences for alleged mOOnnhin-
Ing. They were convicted In Fed
crni Court lnst September, hut
were allowed freedom upon their
request md pledge to return nf-
ter hnryest OF crops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
TO PRESENT NOBEL PEACE
PRIZE TO WILSON TODAY
American Minister to Norway Will
Read Message From
President

CliRlSTIANIA. NOI:W AY. Doc q
rue NOBEL peace prizes. respectively
tor 1919 and 1870. Will bee presented
tomorrow % Loon Bourgeois presi-
dent Of the French Association for
tn" Society OF Nations. aud Woodrow
Wilson. President Of the I-nitc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
WILL MAKE PROTEST
England aud France Object Ia Ex-
knIsrr Getting Money From

BERLIN. Dec. s.-Th" 'raecbiatt
hears that Great Britain and France
nave decided To send IL protest TO tho
German government against pay
inents being made to The former Ger
man Emperor.
Recent Berlin dispatches reported
that the former German Emperor liza, d
received from Germany nearly Ioo.-
100000 marks since his figh, from
that country u Holland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
GUATEMALA WILLING
FOR AN INVESTIGATION
senator Moses Would Probe ImpriS-
Onmcnt Of Former President
of Tiny NcnuhliC.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Dr. Julio
Bianch!, Guatemalan minister 10 the
United States. announced today that
b" would Inform the stat. Depart
mcnt that h!A government had no OBJ
J.ct!pn 10 tn. fullest Investigation
81 the detention and treatment Of
jtr. Estrada Cabrera, former Prcsi :
dent of III. republic. The minister's
announcement was based On pubiica-
lion OF the resolution presented yes
icrday by Senator Moses. Republican.
~ Sew Hampshire. calling upon the
state Department for such informu-
iion as II mad on the subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

DANVll.LE. VA, Dec. a.-Richard
Z. Chaney. wcll-knoWn Confederate
veteran. living at Republican Grove.
died at his home there yesterday In
ms L!th year He fought throughout
me war Between the States. lie is
survived by two sons and two daugh-
tiers The funeral was conducted this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
DR.. Simpson returns.

I.iNCIIBtKG. VA. Dec. 9-Dr. T.
Men. simpson. presiding elder OF the
i.Enchburg districts of the Methodist
thurch. VINO went Us delegate from
the Virginia Conference OF tina:
church TO the fourth quadrenniai
meeting of the Fedora! Council OF
the Churches OF Christ In America
IN Boston, has returned 10 his home
ltrr1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
N NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or VIRGINIA

President Mckinley a shor. time be-
fore he was assassinated ~ Buffalo.
Hcrai N!vcllc expressed h!mse. .
4" greatly Impressed with the cX-
cel!ent port facilities here. The grain
elevators. cotton Warehouses;. docking
facilities ana tho Industrial canal. all
OF which he visited today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Return .splkcdr ylnna.

AUSTIN, TEN. Dec. 9.-Brandled
and sherricd minccmeat seized in gro
Gerry stores III Houston December .
by Federal prohibition agents has
Teen ordered returned 10 the owners.
1T was announced to-day. MIRA ndic,l
fruits seized at the same time Will
Lr held for further Investigations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

states. Each prize amounts to 1884,
eco swedish kroner, ant viii be
handed to the i.renc'l and American
ministers who viii formally thank
the committee. Albert g. Schmcde-
man. the American minister IL Nu--
way. VIII rnad q message from presi
den; Wilson on the occasion ~ tra
presentation OF the 1920 prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
M-dica, society Elect. omccrs

LfNCflBCRG, VA, Doc O. The
i.ynchburs- Campbell County Medical
Society has elected the following os-
scrs Tor next year: President. DR.. w.
VI. Kyle: vice president DR.. r. y.
Davis. Jr.. and observation-disclosures
Or. II. Il. Hunter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Turks Attacking Greeks,

LONDON. Dec. 9--rnc forces OF
Nlustnpha Kcmal Pasha are attacking
the Greeks at many points In Asia
Miner, says dispatch TO the London
tines from Smyrna. The dispatch
adds that General Papouias. COM
mandcr-in-chief OF the Greek forces.
accumulated by hts stan. has left for
he front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
>o Cn.c I'm Olive Thomn., Dea,h.

F'NRIS, DC. H.-EHAnln MaEis-
tratc t'amart. after considering all
IN" facts In connection with the death
"f Dlice Thomas tMrS- Jack PickfordD.
the moyinE-pictur actress. which oc-
CURED here last September from rner-
curial poisoning. has decided that
there Is no case TO proceed with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

WI I.TCuICI Su'CrHS, Hui Hopeful.
CHICAGO. Dec. c.--Surgeons who
Hrafted thyroid gland of 4 monkey
year-old dungeon girl" refused IN.
day TO predict success for cn.cavors
10 alleviate her arrested development.
nut said they were strongly hopeful.
ne giri WAS hidden by her parents
at Joliet. III. In cellar from buhv-
mood until - few months ago. ami
had the body ana mentality OF 4 child
OF Tour years, physicians declared
when she VAS found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
,IuvoIi Ia. ,,ro.n.,, 49,

WASHINGTON. Dec g-IIuw.ai ii
mad an exceedingly prosperous year,
largely as result OF the high pricc
Of sugar, Governor G.. j. Mccarthy
announced in his annual report made
public here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

The fact that President Wilson
would receive the 1920 peace pcixe
became known earlier III the week.
al that time Il vas not known who
was to bc awarded the 1919 prize.
The Swedish kroner, according TO
the --latest exchange rate. is wo, Il,
about 1925 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
4. :. Omccr DECORATED hy Ern,ce

WASHINGTON, Dee J--Major-
General Harris. Acknowledgement OF
the army. was today made com
RAMON of the Legion OF Honor Of
France The decoration Was CON
ferrcd "a the War Department by
military attachc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Another Joins D,Ann,,nyio.

LONDON. Dec "a third Italian
"aT vessel. the destroyer Espero. has
Joined pAnnunzio's forces at Fiume,
says Milan dispatch To the London
Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11
Floods of 1920
 Disaster to Paris

Paris, Feb. 1O.-The floods of 1920 were disaster almost equal to those of 1910 for the riverside suburbs of Paris. Houses on the banks of the Seine and Marne in vicinity of Paris are built in the middle of walled gar dens and the sudden rise of 15 feet had the effect of imprisoning the occupants for week. Ordinary row boats could not pass through the garden gates, so some beleagured householders were provisioned by canoes, but in many instances the current was too strong for these frail craft. The householders were half starved and were only relieved by the subsistence of the waters.
 The worst sufferers were the in- habitants of Maisons-Afort and AL fortville, suburbs situated at the confluence of the Seine and Marne just above Paris. The ground there lies low and gets the benefit of the floods from both rivers. Most of the houses were flooded up to the second stroy and more than 5000 in- habitants were taken in boats from the upper windows. They were pro- vided with rough accommodations in the schoolhouses and other public buildings of suburbs less affected by the flood. Soldiers and bluejackets brought up from Brest, Rochefort and Lorient with collapsible boats rescued them and their belongings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11

The officials stated that the great CT part of several states. such az Lower California and Chiapas is held by foreigners under conces- sions given by previous adminstra- tions.
 Where the terms of these conces- sions have not been complied with they have been nullified, according to the department of agriculture Part of the proposed loan was in tended to indemnify holders for these concessions for improvements, they had made.
 Interests who have been deprived of their concessions by this nullifi- cation have declared that interior conditions for the last 10 years have made it impossible for them to full fill their agreements. Various Brit ish representatives are said to be pushing indemnification for work done on concessions, especially in Lower California and Chiapas.
 Denial is made bv Pastor Rouaix, secretary of aericulture and devel- opment, that the government plane to nullifv all concessions granted under the Diaz and Madero repimes. Only those where prescribed oblira- tions have not been met will be an nulled, he asserts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11
Union Wages 5
 Per Cent Higher
 Than During 1913

Washington, Feb. 10.-According to summary figures .preparec by the Blu rau of Labor statistics of the United States Department of Labor, the av- craze union wage scales per hour. in the general trades in 1919. were 55 percent higher than in 1913: IT percent higher than in 1918, and 72 percent higher than 1907.
 The regular hours of labor per week, in 1919, were 5 percent less than in 1918, and percent less than in 1907. The 1919 regular full-time weekly earnings, unde rthese rates. were 4S percent above 1913 and -G1 percent above 1907.
 These figures are as of May each year and apply only to persons em ploved at time rates. not to piece workers. Included therein are the bakery. building, stone, metal, mill woodwork and printing trades. and also chauffeurs and teamsters, freight handlers, laundry workers, theater hands and walters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11
CarranZa Intends
 to Recover Great
 Concession Tracts

Mexico City, Feb. 1O---Presdent Carranza's administration intends to recover to the nation great tracts of lands conceded by previous interests to foreign interests, accordine to statements of Mexican officials. It intend salso to enforce the constitu- tional prohibition barring foreign CTS from holding land within G2 miles of the Mexican frontier and 31 miles from the coastline.
 The general trend of their state ments is to the effect that it is the purpose of the administration to avoid colonization projects that might eventually endanger the na- tion and to recover dominion over oil lands without violating the legal rights of the present producers.
 These statements were made in explanation of the governments re- quest that the 1919 Congress float loan of 50,O00,000 pesos to enable the nation to recover land held under concessions by foreign interests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11
Foods Name Will
 |GO on the G. o. F.
 Ticket in Ohio

New York, Feb. 1O.-Major-G General
 pods name will be submitted to e voters of Ohio at the primaries
 April >27. This decision is the re-
 It of Senator Harding's declara- Pn that he does not want to go to e National Convention as an as rant for the presidential nomina- pn unless his candidacy is a gen ne and cordial preference of the hio Republicans"
 The Wood campaigners have de- ded, as we'll, to go into Massachu- its and Indiana in the contest for
 legates since Gov. Coolidge and pv. Goodrich have announced they Il not be candidates. It is prob Ple the same course will be pur- ed in Pennsylvania, since Gov. proul has said he does not care even pr complimentary vote in the pnvention.
 W. c. Proctor, head of the Wood atlonal Campaign Committee, an- Punced the program with regard to mo. In that state candidates for elegates to the National Conven- on must state their first and sec nd choices for president immediate
 under their names where they ap- ear on the ballots. The Proctor Fatement read:
 It has always been demonstrated pat candidates forced upon party pnventions over the will of the peo- Ae meet their Waterloo in Novem-
 Therefore, whenever the laws of nstom make it possible Republican eaders should inform themselves of ne Judgment of the rank and file
 the party. As senator Harding so ptiy puts it, let us invoke the real leierence by an expression of Re- uDllcan mn, voters at the primary polls.
 Ihe favorite son method of con roiling national conventions is not | accord with the spirit of the imes, and in my opinion the men hu women that constitute the Re- uDiican party will relish the oppor- kunity to indicate choice to the Party leaders. Senator Harding has Itated the case by saying with a |Tankness suitable for the occasion, do not wish a delegation favorable ko me unless my candidacy is gen Eine and cordial preference of the phlo Republicans.'
 TOT these cogent reasons, and in EutII,nefance of the good of the Re PuDiican party, which we believe to De the good of the nation. we will " enter general contest for del ' yes Tn Ohio, but will submit the
 or Leonard Wood to the rank ,;e. < 1iie Of the party in the prima-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11

week to the studies or practica training in the various courses. T. make this possible. all military dril and training is completed in tn, morning for all those enrolled. These men, moreover, are exempt iron guard duty, which falls to those list. ed for early discharge.
 Building up the institution ster by step,- it's founders plan that il small comprise not only a grammar school, high school and manual training school but eventually col. leglate course equivalent to that of the better small colleges of the coun. try.
 So far thirty instructors have been recruited from the commissioned and non-commissioned officers of the corps, survey of educational ec- oulrements among the personnel at Quantico having dispelled an early doube that it would be practicable to build up faculty without engaging civilian instructors. The instructor Tn Spanish, for instance, is cor poral who graduated from a Mexican university, and another corporal. a law graduate and former practition- CT, conducts classes in commercial law.
 Former employees of big engineer ing and industrial plants offord a wealth of faculty material for the technical courses, it was said which include automobile mechanics, cleo trical mechanics, concrete and stone masonry, plumbing, etc. Completing one of these courses, man will be given certificate of proficiency up- on receiving his discharge and thus returned to civil life skilled work man. well prepared for his future.
 Assisted by the cooperation of other educational institutions, IS courses of study have been mapped out, including elementary and ad- vanced courses in English and math- ematics and several foreign lan- guage courses. Clerical courses, in phy, also are provided Many of these courses, after being standard ized 'at the Quantico institute, will be transplanted, it was said, in the organization of schools at other ma rine stations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-11
Old Herbal Remedy Used For 40 Years m
 Relieving Diabetes

The most satisfactory results have been obtained in combating Diabetes by observing certain dietary rule- and the juolcious use of Warner Safe Diabetes Remedy, an herba1 preparation used with marked sue cess for more than forty years.
 Following is a letter from grate- ful user:
 "This letter is the best proof that am still alive. Your medicine is q miracle to me. My weight was reduced from 157 to IA pounds when ] left the hospital. l left there Aug. 9th in despair. Hundreds of people that knew me said l would never live to return to my studio After leaving the hospital l saw your "Ad." in the paper. l began it's use and at once commenced to im prove, and now everybory is saying