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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
TAKE PART IN
FAREWELL TO HARRISON
Retiring Govcrnor-Gencral OF Phil
ippincs Takes Leave After
Eight Years Service.
by AssOcilted Press.

MANILA. =. l.. March 5.--Thou-
sands joined in Il dcmonstrativc fare
well here today To Francis Burton
Harrison, retiring Governor General
of the philippines. marking his de-
parture for New York after ciyh,
years service as executive.
Nearly all ORGANIZATIONS in Maniin
joined In Il parade from the Cover
nor's residence. advancing To the
House Of Representatives. where ad :
dresse. were deiivrd in English and
Tagaiog.
Harrison's last official message TO
the Filipino people was as follows
My greatest regret on leaving my
post is the fact that | will no longer
serve the people OF the Philippines
as public official. Wherever / may
lie. liowcvcr will do everything in
my power for the advancement of the
Philippine cause. will work for its
sacred ideals feel the most pro-
found gratitude for the generosity
and sympathy WITH which my admin
istration was helped by the people
OF these islands"
TIL. former Governor and his fam
lily departed for New York on the
steamer Eastern Exporter following
a banquet tonight attended by sew
zeal Thousand persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

is Mr. Alberta lola who resides on
Jackson Street. and has been a resi-
dent OF Norfolk all OF his lie. is
engineer foi the Savannah Railroad
company, and besides having a large
number OF friends in this city. he IS
wen known IN railroad circles ais,
lie said:
Il had been a sufferer for years
with kidney trouble: had pains in my
limbs and back. was badly consti
pa;ed, had no appetite and w.s all
run down had heard so much about
Rant juice !hat thought ] would
give II trial. am glad did. for
II has relieved the kidney trouble.
an" do not have paia or an ache
am no; constipatcd and l feel like
a new man am 60 Years OF age.
and fee! As II ! was SO. have new
strength aud v!gor. have good ap-
petite and sleep fine would no, be
without bottle OF Plant Juice in my
mouse and am glad 10 endorse and
recommend IL TO others"
"iar; Ju:cci4 H6ff In Richmond n,
Tragie's Drug Store.
rant Juice is sold In Petersburg by
Morrison The DRUG Man. and In Chase
city by The Chase CITY Drug Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
FEELS like SHOUTING
FOR JOY, SHE STATES

ana tr"mbly that sometimes couldn,l
even hold a glass of water UP to nv
mouth
"Aly nerves were almost total
wreck and sleep was next to impossi-
Die had rheumatism all over my
BODY ani "a, times II seemed that
couldn't boar the pains any longer
Ally muscles just achCd and ached and
my shoulders hurt so | couldn't get
my hann up 10 my head. Life was
simply burden and was heart,
sick.
"Eut. thank goodness. am now in
perfect health. and it's all because Of
this wonderful Tanlac. Mn hear, mis-
win gratitude ak ! think of what a
Dressing Taniac has been TO me and I
never viii get through praising (,
nave gained seventeen pounds in
weight and feel 30 well and strong
'"'t can do the houscwork with
'@e. am so happy / just go around
i' 'iclhG all day long"
inlac is sold in Richmond bv the
! rrslc Drug Co. Grant Drug Go
stores. {. w. Eaton, 26th and Ven.
able Burton's Drug Store. 1000 W.s,
Cary: in Chester by Chester Phar.
macy and in Toano by Banks Drug
co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
SPRING is HERE
SO Is "DALYS"

Nearly every one needs the up
building. strength producing ana
system purifying properties OF Days
TnStcir>s Cod Liver Extract in the
Spring.
Days rccharSes the blood with
strength making iron. builds up tn.
nerves, tones the stomach and aids
Nature to eliminate WINTERS
WASTES AND POISONS. i:y all
means take DALYS in The Spring Of
the year, for i: aids old Mother MAJ
lure IN her annual cleanup. Then is
the time when incoming ills ar.
chased and chronic diseases lose their
grip. $l.eo Will Introduce YOU to
DALfS. whereas Il doctor nowadays
cha rScs $500 Il visit. Buy u bottle.
from your druggist today and at the
same time ask him to toll you some
thing about ii. You may he guided
by his enthusiastic praise
Sold in Richmond by the Bodckcr
Drug Co, Il. y. Miller Drag Co. Grant
Drug Co.'S Stores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
LOSS OF APPETITE.
Pimnics. Bniis. Eruptions. ctc.-
Mental aud Physical Weakness

Are all very prevalent just now. and
are positive proof that the blood is
wanting IN the power to defend the
body against contagiou. and inCcc-
tious diseases. They show conclu-
stNely that the blood needs thorough
cleansing, "nrching and vitaiizing
10 not put off giving attention to
these dangerous symptoms.
Get Hoods SIrSaparilla today and
begin taking il 1T once.
Remember. this medicine has given
satisfaction to three generations. ms
treatment for the blood stoma CHI
liver and kidneys. aud for catarrh,
rheumatism and other common dis
casrs 1t builds up the system. MA Ii es
ROOD taste good. and helps you to eat
and sleep well.
For gentle laxative or an active
caiharuc. take Hoods Pills You
Will like thcm-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

La Lscrosse. Va; Mr.. and, Mrs, j. ~
Thompson, Raleigh. ~. c.: A.: NJ.
Rsadsville. y. G.: l.. L. Scott. u. H.
Pitts. Scottsvillc. Va.
so M"r nl!s and Mrs c. Dicken-
Charles g. Burr. BlacksGurg; }. s.
Moore, keysville: j.. !. Leadbettcr.
Dcndron; J. a. Sheets. IL. c. Stcvcr-
r ,ami, Raleigh; c. " Robinson; War
". F. McAfee. Charlotte: G.. Il. Pet
isET. Sai!sbury; }. II. Carmichael. o.
J, Lac, Roanoke: II. L: Hane. Gate
Wood. J. II. Clark. Lynchburs: II. L..
Bernhardt, -. =. Thomas. StntesviIle;
l.. ii. Moses. Eastville: g. X. John
SSton' Marshall; w G. Galner. r. r.
woodhousa. S u. Furber, Norfolk.
trhmonti-Char!cs Abeies. Norfolk :;
Shelmam Fowler Alexandrin: Mrs.
Morton. Alexandria,: w. V Savage.
churchiand. Va. Norman Cox. Ports
mouth; -. NJ. Giikeson. Staunton; Mrs.
Matte CAY. Mrs. Bette pruden. Mrs.
II. H. Harris. Scaboard. " c.: W. Il.
cato. EmDnriat. y. Il. Geige-. Williams
burg; =. u. Cuca. Richmond: c. d..
ner, Goldsboro. y. c.: u. c. McCottcr,
statesvilic. \. C.; NJ. w. Woody. Char !.
lottc. y. G.: w. II. Crawford, Sales
bury, \. G.: III. NJ. Saetcllo. Winchcs-
ter; +. Il. Watson. Jr.. Chortan: l..
+. Caldwell; North Carolina. Frank
Sie NcLchman. Frcdericksburg: a. a.
Euchani. lIinston. y. e.: j. T. Rcy-
nolds. stuart: II. l.. Hooker Stuart:
Il. l.. MORGAN, Burlington. y. c.; V. NJ
Dorset. Silan City. y. G.: III. VI. Mar
tin, Norfolk: @. G. Mann. Montross:
Fredericksburg; Il. y. Smith, York
town: NJ. c. Rowland, Farmvillc: NJ.
II. Price. S. G. Atkinson, Orange: w
NJ. .IustiS. Norfolk: l.. p. Williams
Norfolk: t.. y. Wall. Charleston. N
g: =. G. Ilittrcll, Mrs. Iiittrcll. Miss
J.. H. Perry. Henderson. y. c.: V. st.
Cloud. Raleigh. y. G.; G. Binder: Mt
\: G; w. c. Williams. Wise: G. w.
Finch. Henderson. " =: j. w Mar
shall, Dry Spring; Florence II. Stubs,
Farmvilic: G. L.. Rowe PctcrsEurc
j. -. Moore, Wi!bcsboro. " c.: T.. J.
liancock. Charleston. =. c.: Il. T. Til
Ter. Emporia: L.. l.. Pcmberton. Fay
citcsviilc. y. G.
Grcenvilc, S. c.: Mrs. +. c. Beverley.
Whi'mcll Va: II. l.. Cochranc Roa-
nokc. Va: w. q. Glascock. South Bos-
ton. Va; y. a Linncy. Gordonsvil!c.
Va; &. l.. ANrcs. Bedford. Va: Mrs
{. l.. .tyrcs. Bedford. Va: II q Webb,
kcnhriGgc. Va: Or. r. G. Harris. Ken
bridge. Va. y. l.. IIacsloop. Norfolk
Va; W II. barrow, Rocky Mount y.
G; j. Il Doan. South Boston. Va: w.
/. Ras,iclt. BurkcvilIc, Va: Curtis p.
Bowman. Staunton. Va; c. ~ Put
chctt, Whitmell Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
POSSE AND OFFICERS HUNT
IN RAIN FOR NIGHT RIDERS
Search Reveals Only "Phnntnn, Nests
Rural Folks In Panic Over
al Treatment.
IEy Associaled Press

SCoTTSBoHO. ALA. March S.-A
small posse of citizens. headed by ten
state law enforcement deputies.
searched in vain last night and today
for bands of nigh; riders reported in
various sections % the county.
The posse reported To county au-
thoriticS here early today that in
vestigatiom had revealed only phan-
ton nests"
Law enforcement; officers found ru-
raj folk IN a state OF unrest border
ing on panic, due to whippings that
had been administered in several To-
calities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
NEW CABINET OFFICIALS ARE
HEIRS TO CABLE DISPUTE
Incoming officers VIII Have 10 Thrash
Out Controversy between 4. y.
, and Western Union.
IRy ASSOCIATED PrcsS.l

-
:. WASHINGTON. March S.--Incoming
Cabinet officers fell heir today TO the
.sovernmc'.t dispute with the West
sfrn Union Telegraph Company over
~thc Miami Barbad cable contro-
ycrsy when Judge Stafford. in the
District Supreme Court substituted
thc names of Secretaries hughes,
Wceks and DENLY for those OF their
..predecesscrs in office as defendants
ain pending legal proceedings. Ac-
Zion was taken al rcaucs, of the
counsel for the, company III conncc-
-iion with the suit for AN Injunction
ito proven, government Interference
W it'll the project OF connecting the
Barbados cable at Miami,
- Government counsel argued that no
9r,ccision should be made until the
new Cabinet officers had been given
time TO express their views. contend
sjnE tina: they might disavow tho ac-
lion ot thci: predecessors. ON that
showing, Judge stafford deferred his
..ieCisicl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
a KILLED IN FIGHT OF CROWN
: FORCES AND SlNH FElNERS
'3IoiOr I.Orry IL Ambushrd Near HALL
: inrobc, when One Captain and
r,Yn rriS afCs DIG.
IBy Associated Press

= DUBLIN. March S,--FOur PERSONS
s:swcre shot and killed IN engagements
ssbetwecn crown forces AM. iSun Fcin
..11de,achmen,s in sdu,fern. Ireland last
tYnight. y motor lorry was abmushcd
.s.,,ear Ballinro6c ana Captain Chat
s4ielc and two privates We're wounded.
Police auxiliaries engaged in an
le4,our's fight with Sian Fciners at
.a...Mullinhoe, County Tippernry, three
s.ciyilians being Killed and twenty
.5captured one man WAS killed at
s.T Games. County Cork
u A police sergeant was shot and
skilled az NillmallocN. county lime
rick, by five men. and the military
.@forces retaliated hy blowing up a
..ssstorc near where tho attack took
@p,ace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Mrs. Riley Is So Well and
Strong Since Taking
Tanlac She Goes Around
Rejoicing All Day Long.
Has Gained 17POunds.

II hadn't been wall single day in
two years and life seemed hardly
worth living at the time | started
taking. Tanlac. but now I jus; fee!
Ike shouting for Joy I'm so happy To
get my health back" declared Mrs.
Mary j. Riley, So Sixth Ave. North
east. Roanoke, Va. recently.
Two years ago she said. Il had
a severe attack Of the hu and it
wrecked my health so tina: life was
Just one unbroken period OF misery
from then until | started taking Tan
lac. ! suffered until sometimes | Eel,
that death would have been welcome.
had indigestion in its worst form
and ate just barely enough to keep
bodr and soul together was unable"
to do the houscwork and vas so weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
or RICHMOND
loses ITS FIRST DEBATE
.Surpasscd Tarhccls in Delivery, but
Judges Unanimously Award De-
- cision to Opponents.

- Trinity College gained an uuani.
@ous decision over univcrsity of
Eichmond in debate last night at
aide of the question Resolved. That
-9Labor Should Share in the Manage
.ment of Corporate Industry"--pre-
Three judges conceded. the actual de-
pate WAS one OF the warmest con-
-Ientions ever staged on local
forensic platform.
- =. The three visiting North Caro-
5inians, and their worthy opponents.
q trio OF local university students.
All exhibited the finish that the re-
rsni,s from Ions and arduous labors
-ano familiarity with the niEh de-
sbatable subjec; that can come only
from Keen Investigation.
~ -tcGuit Themselves Well.
q Members OF the University of Rich
lmond team acquitted themselves in
Expression that surpassed the Tar
heels presentation. but the winners
apparently clung TO several unrc-
futed points that most swung the
STANCE. members of The Trinity team
continually reminded the deciding
-eommtttee of the definition of the
-&ords share and management, and at
1.-THE outset took the promise that il
was better to settle labor disputes at
conference table. previous TO trouble.
-99han to wait and settle such uues-
lions after trouble resulted.
~ Richmond based its hope on advance
Ing the following arguments: nrS;.
that the plan Was unjust and dan
sgerous: second, that the plan suG-
.Eestcd was impracticablc, and, final
rly. that other more satisfactory plans
swere possible and were now working.
= Each speaker spoke for eleven
minutes and each had hvc-minutc
period for rcbuttal II also was no.
iced in the address that the Rich
smond team kept within the time lin
r&ts, while two of the Trinity dehatcrs
r~ere notified hy the timekeepcrs.
DIR. Harris Presided.
:. This showed the minutencss OF the
locals preparation and REFLECTS credit
Jpn Doctor IL. Is. Handy. who has
Coached the spiders dcbatcrs.
= DIR. w. y. Harris presided. and those
~who debated for Trinity were i. NJ.
nHolton. Jr.. J. l.. jackson. IL l.. Fish
Ter, ~hi'c Richmond's honors were up
held by w. y. Mcneil. r. l.. Mann.
and w. q. Keith. Judges for the
Occasions we're General w. w. Sale.
Charles j. Churchman and j. j.. Hurt.
- Another debate OH the same sub
.3ect with Richmond defending the af-
frmatirc side was held AT Durham.
~. c., with another Trinity team
The Carolinians also won This debate.
~ This IL the frst OF series Of de-
-batcs that Richmond University will
.hold during the remainder this ses-
-sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Remove the film-coat

You brush teeth now, but you leave
much Of the film. A viscous film clings
to the teeth, enters crevices and stays.
The ordinary tooth paste does not end
it. So teeth too often discolor and de-
cay.
Dentists now know that the reason
lies in film. That causes most tooth
troubles. And, until one ends it, brush
ing fails to save the teeth.
1t is the film-coat that discolors. not
the teeth. Film is the basis Of tartar.
1t holds food substance which ferments
and forms acid. 1t holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Ends Stubborn Coughs
tn q Hurry
, For reol enectiyencss, this old ,
homemade remedy has no equal.
Easily and chsapiy prepared.


You'll never know how quickly
pau cough can be conquered, until you
Try TINS famous old hOme- ade rem
coy. Anyone who has coughed all
dny ana all night. will say that tho
immediate relief given is almost like
hagic. very easily prepared,
ana there Is nothing better for coughs.
into pint bottle, put 2R ounces
OF Pincx; then add plain graduated
you can use clarified moIa nis si1 homo Or
or corn syrup; instead of sugar syrup.
two thirds Of the money ''S USUALLY uuIIs
spent for cough preparations and
remedy. II keeps perfectly. and
tastes children like IL.
fou can feel this take hold jnstontIv
soothing and healing the membranes
in all the air passages. II promntIv
looscns II dry, tight cough, and soon
you will notice The phicgm Thin ont
and disappear. 4 days use viii usi,alIy
break up an ordinary throat or chasy
cold: and it is also splendid for bron.
chial asthma.
pinex is u most valuable conccp.
trnted compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, the most rclio HE r",n.
Guy LOT throat and chest ailments.
druggist for "2H onnces of Pino~n
with directions and don't accent nnv.
,hhinR else; Guaranteed to give abso.
The Pinex Co.. Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA
AND THE TWO CAItOLINAS
JcNcrSou.-,

JcTcrS"n.-Jos. +: Garcand. Farm
vile Va; =. T.. Kindred, Roanoke.
Va Mr.. and Mrs. w: T.. Clark. Will
son, y. G.: X. T. Rucker, Norfolk. Va:
MIR. and Mrs. +. Siecplcman. Hender-
son, y. C.: Sam II. Marshall. Albcr-
marie. County. Va: j. NJ. Chandler
Durham, \. G.: c. II. Furr. Norfolk.
9. Wilson. Jr;,.. Nortoih: Va; J. {.
ton, Abingdon. y. e.. Mrs NJ. l.. Gray.
Waverly. Va; j. -. Gray. Waverly.
Va; G. II. Dikson. Norfolk. Va: &. X.
Hopkins, Newport News. Va: T. H.
PcrryA Richmond. Va, Mrs. II. H.
GrainEer. kinston. \. G.: Miss Il.
Mrs J. c. Moss. Lyuchburg. Va; b.
Ellison. Roanoke. Va. 5. ~ Cornett.
Roanoke. Va; j. Il. Foley, Mt. Craw-
ford. Va; Miss w. Coke, Rutherford.
~ g.; Miss Il, Reeves. Ashevilic. \. G.
Stumpf's-W. T. Blackstone and H.
l.. Sanders. suffolk; j. &. Hoidrcn.
Florence. S. c.; L. H. Tailcy. Min
eral; Va; ]. G: Daniel, Virginia; H..
Bowling, Rocky Mount. y. C.. w G..
cnberry, unionvlle. Va: II. g. Car
ter and IL l.. Nelson, Clifton Forge
William G. Barnes, Newport News;
l. ~. ..awan anil James II. Page,
tiopcwcll. Va V. l.. JaiTerr Arvonia {:
". 4. CriSt. craigsvillc, Va. j. 4.
Marsh. N"r;h Carolina; F. l.. East
man. Danvilit Henry Ncpcrs. Manus-
sas: j. II. Dodson and J. T. Williams.
Norfolk
LcxinEton-W. y. Horn. I:as, Rcnd.
y. e.: g. ~. Horn. Winston Salem. y.
G.. 7. : Horace. Virginia; j. L. Ter
ny, Midlothian. Va: +. Gordon. Turf
v!llc. Va; l., W. Bates. uufcrd. Va (:
L. Wise. Newport News. Va: H. II.
SauhderSon. Centersvll", Va: G. H..
Clark. Glover. Va; &, l.. Terrell.
ltcarcr Dam, Va. George II. Sweet.
White House. Va; - T. Snook l["vs-
vile. Va: Mr. and Mrs. q. G.. Grtgg
and -. e. Grigg. BnCkingham Va;
T. :. Blue. Florence. :. g.. Paul Woo
ten. Kingston. y. c.: j. +. Ford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
CITY OF COLUMBUS" WITH
80 PASSENGERS, AGROUND
ocean Line steamer. in Distress on
!. Io,ciI's Island. \cnr
~ U1stOu.
| ~ Associatch press ]

- BOSTON. March s-The Ocean Line
-astea,ner city of Columbus. with thirty
-ssnass engers and a general cargo from
ssGavannah. ran aground on Lovers
rs1sland in the inner harbor here early
-doday she went on how FIRST in a
ssdense fog, but hcr stern was seen
Eao he in deep water when the fog
..1ifted. and it vas expected 10 aoat
-aher nj high Tide.
4 Five tugs were sent to the aid Of
rthc City OF columbus. and the crew
,,rsof tho stony Peach coast guard sta
srsion offered their aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
I.nbor audi Trndrs-Ininns senurn1r

WASHINGTON. March S.-For,na!
notice Of the severance of relations
between the American Federation OF
Labor and th\ International Fedora
''on or Tradcs-Crions was dispatch
ed today to the International head
quarters ut Amsterdam. Tho action
OF the American Federation. taken at
a meeting Of tho executive Council
here, followed the adoption by the
international organization OF rcsolu-
tons in support of the Sovie; regime
in Russin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
Crew OF Grounded ship Need. roou.

NASSAU. BAHAMAS, March S.
Tie United States Navy water barge
No. 81 ran aground Friday OH the
north reef OF Cat Island while on
the way to Guantanamo. Cuba. The
vessel rs in hopeless condition. A
member OF the barge has arrived here
and reported that the remainder of
tho crow. who are still on board. are
stun on, board. are in need of pro-
visions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
800 CHINESE ARE BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN DROWNED IN
WRECK OF BRITISH VESSEL
Ship Carried 100 on Present Trim.
Only :+S Arc Rcuortcu
Ifcscucd
tBy Associated Press.1

HONG KONG. March S.--Morc than
500 chinese are believed 10 have been
drowned In the wreck OF the steam
or Hong Moh on I.amock Island. off
the Fort Of Swatcw. Ewangtung
Province. on March 3. news OF which
was received here today.
The steamer, which ;s a British
vessel Of $500 tons, owned in Singa-
pore. carried 100 Chinese on her
present trip. and only PAS OF these
have been reported as rescued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
W'11yaT
This new way to beautiful teeth

Your druggist today has new way
of teeth cleaning. And ten-day tube
is free.
Millions of people now employ it.
Leading dentists everywhere advise it.
You would never go without it if you
knew.
Go ask for that free tnbe. There are
few things more important than we'll
protected teeth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
CUT|CURA HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA
In Pimples On Face. Very
Dis6guring. CouldNotRest.

had been bothered with eczema
for about two years. The appearance
Of the breaking out was little PIN
pies, and when ] rubbed them a
watery substance ran out. could
not rest At night, the burning and
itching were SO great, and a, times
would have to fan my face. Itspread
all over my face and was very dis
figuring.
II began using Cu,icura Soap and
Ointment. which gave me alrros, in
slant relief. and when had used two
cakes Of Soap and nearly two boxes
Of Ointment was healed." (Signedl
Mrs. Andrew Ingram, Alston, N. c.
Use Cutieura for all toilet purposes.
r,.rs Eash Pre-. hy Nail Address: "eut!errA lab.
er.tertss. DspS Il. EsiGsn rs. ENss" Sold tvery-
yhss Sunp 2se. Ointment d and soe- Taleum Re
G2S Cutienra Soap shhyes without mug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
xnvycr IL ,lnrhing.. ph,,rci,u.

WASHlNGTOE. March s. Prcsi-
dent Harding has definitely appointed
Or. G. T.. sawyer. OF Marion. his per
sonai phN"ician. and expects TO nom
mate him in the near future for the
rank OF hriSadicr- in the
army medical corps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
IN VERY SERIOUS
STATE OF HEALTH
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
stored His Health After
Long Suffering.
HE HAD BAD KIDNEY TROUBLE
Claims Ills Kidney Trouble
Has Now Entirely Disap-
pcarcd and He Is Feel
ing Fine.

Many remedies can he obtained for
me relief of stomach trouble. but the
nrs'' IN the opinion of most people. is
rant Juice. the famous herbal stOni-
ach medicine. thousands OF pcopI.
nave been restored To health by the
use Of This preparation. Among these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

lie Health Servi.e is recovering In a
local hospital. from what attending
physicians describe was an attempt
at asphyxlatton with suicidal intent
a few weeks ago DR.. Neal slaslied
his throat with IL sharp instrument
ana leaped from river bridge In
which /. was said to be an attempt
at self destruction,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
THERE RED GOD CORpSc rs IN va
BLOOD II Az ~ ~

When, as result of iron starvation Won
t"' NJ fr"'inr 'ir"h in tr" Inornirr when
you hnd yourself nervous. irritable a~d
easily upset. when you can no Longer a
your days work withou; being All fAggof
"ht At night; when your digestion all GOES
wrong, or YOU have pains tcrosa ;hr bncI;
Hil your fa"s looks pale ana drawn. ,!n
i"i Walt until YOU 90 All 10 pieces ana
'n.idpS" 10 "a state ~ nervous prostratiou..
OF until Ia youT weakened condition YOU
contract some serious disease. hut eat more
Np.nach and other ron containing vcEc-
,hgi"' and take "rENnir ron with them 10
h'IH '"rich your blood and rcyita,lzc your
""fn"ut, exhausted ncry.s Eut Lc sure
lhhl The iron you take u organic iron and
not mciailic or mineral ron which people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
,,nrains Plays Golf n, Country club.

WASH MUTTON, MarcN S.-prcSIUcnt
Harding played his first game OF golf
today since his inauguration. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Harding. he mo-
tered To the Chevy Chase Country
Club, where he usually played when
y Senator, i.addic BOY" the pres-
idents Airdalc pet. was taken along