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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Judge IL. X. wright, majority
floor leader in the senate, today
authorized the following statement
relative to the message:
II am completely in accord with
the provisions of the governor S
message with exception that / am
not yet ready to commit myself to
the statewide primary law. There
among both democrats and repub-
licans as to type of primary law
which should be passed, whether II
should be county only, county and
district, or statewide. In my opin-
ion, the senate will probably hold
an open session to determine SEN
timent upon the subject. Unques-
tionably q primary law will be
passed, the only question is as to
type.
First Bill Is Favored.
"The amendment to grant
women the right to hold Of
flee has been reported out
of committee favorably and
will e on the senate calendar
tomorrow. The law giving equal
rights in guardianship to women
and the child labor law will be con-
sidered later. / understand that
women's organizations over the
state desire to be heard on these
)matters and such an opportunity
Twill be extended. The budget sys'
Item amendment was introduced to.
day. 1t also includes a provision
|for opening the legislative session
ithe second Tuesday in June.
There will be a difference Of
lopinion on the question of $1,20t
minimum salary for holders of frs
grade teachers certificates. Per
sonally ] feel that there has beer
la let-down In standard and favol
raising the standard before en-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

further raise in pay. The first
grade certificate is not enough,
The teacher. to merit, $1,000, must
have had either normal or coll
legiate training, or else several
years experience. / think there is
too much overhead in county and
state educational work. We want
to look into the whole school sit
uation.
Game Commission Bill.
"As to the game commission. no
one in the senate has tried to draft
a bill, but the members are waiting
for the game protective association
bill, to which we expect to give
consideration. The constitutional
amendment for. partisan
commission to handle the public
lands will be presented in due
course. The corporation commits
sion amendment was introduced
today. The revenue commissions
report will be. given the considera-
tion asked by the governor. to-
day introduced a bill covering one
of the matters preached in the re-
port. The mine tax problem has
been held up pending the arrival of
the laws which the revenue COM
mission is drafted. The same is
true with reference to the flat in
come tax, but here we are also
waiting for a supreme court deci-
sion on the present income tax
law.
short Ballot and Economy.
"As to the short ballot, VIZ have
taken the first step by the corpora
ton commission amendment, but
are not prepared to say how much
farther we will go. AS to the re-
duction of levies, we are doing all
we can to keep down expenses. but
| the question OF levies Is one which
IcaatiaNsd n RaSa nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
ARIZONA POSSE IS ON
TRAIL OF MExlCANS

Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. 13.--Sheriff
y. II. Montgomery and posse, led
by Mike Burns. Apache Indian
trailer, late today were speeding
along trail, said to be only four
hours old, and which was believed
to be that of two Mexican bandits.
The bandits Tuesday evening rob-
bed the Baber-Jones grocery store
at Tempe, killed Ernest Hintze, a
small boy, wounded c.. M. Spangler,
night marshal, who died later. and
probably fatally wounded II. c.
Raber.
The Indian and the posse caught
the trail this afternoon near Mari
copa, forty miles southeast of here,
The trail led south into vast ex-
panse of nearly uninhabited desert,
with few waterholes. and the men
were believed by the posse to be
heading straight for Mexico. 9a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

0tner nations iiee iiobi 90 ii"
caps.
p. A. S. Franklin, president of
the International Mercantile Ma
rine, warned that the death knell
of the merchant marine was
sounded if the ruling by Attorney
General Palmer that. American
ships could not sell liquor, were
permitted to stand.
q. A. Quarles, president of the
United States Mail Steamship COM
pany, declared owners would be
ait subjects for examination in a
psychopathic ward" if they in
vested any vast sum in the build
ing and conditioning of ships with
out assurances that they would be
allowed to compete with the coun-
tries endeavoring now TO dominate
ocean commerce.
Need Barleycorn as Passenger
Harris I.ivermore, president OF
the United American Line. de-
clared that construction OF any
Trans Atlantic vessels had been
contemplated but that with this
hanging over us we cannot go
ahead until the question is deter
mined" Half dozen witnesses
testified that the law gave a tre-
mendous advantage to foreign
traders.
Mr.. Wheeler alone was hearo
in opposition to the plea on the
steamship question. made at q
hearing on a bill by Representative
Edmons, republican, PENNSYLVANIA
to exempt passenger vessels en-
gagged in foreign trade from provi-
sions of the Volstead law.
! Asserting that many ships were
'.bootlegging." Mr.. Wheeler saio
the amendment would multiply tnt
difficulty of the dry laws en-
| forcement.
4 Ii was in answer to d suggestion
. |! T. iinSsaa . ,f;is STs5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
FORMER CARRANzA COMMANDER
takes THE field In OPPOSITION
TO THE MEXICAN Government
General Francisco Murgia Flees After Battle
With Federals in State of San Luis Potosi,
Consul General at Ell Paso Reports.
tBY THE ASSOCIATED Press,

El Paso. Tex. Jan. 19.-General
Francisco Murguia, commander of
the northern zone of Mexico under
the Carranza regime, has taken the
field in opposition to the govern
ment of President Obregon.
Official dispatches to Consul
General Monies de Oca in El Paso
received today tell of a battle be-
tween the Murguia forces and those
of the government in the state of
San Luis Potosi. The rebel gen.
eral fled, pursued by federal troops,
after eight of his men had been
killed and number wounded.
Murguia, who had been in prison
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

in Mexico City since the death Of
Carranza last May, was recently
released on bail. Shortly after his
release he disappeared and was be-
lieved to have fled the country.
According to news received at
the consulate here, Carranzista
agents have been spreading revo-
lutionary propaganda in many OF
the garrisons in the interior OF
Mexico. Thus far the only result
reported has been an incipient re-
volt in the garrison at Puebla, fol-
lowed by the arrest of three gen.
erals and three colonels who are tC
be court-martialed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
Dcclarcs Stock Dividend

New York. Jan. 13.-Wilson and
Company. one of the "big five"
meat packers today declared a
stock dividend of IN shares for
each 100 shares of common in lieu
of a regular quarterly cash dividend
of SIPS. This action was taken
with q view to conservation of cash
resources pending the return Of
more settled conditions"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
Paralysis of Legislative Power Threatens Cub rowder
THOUSAND DINERS PAY
AT LEAST $100 PER
PLATE TO AID WAITS

Boston, Jan. 13,-Starving
waits of Europe were the in
visible guests tonight at din
ner which 1000 persons socially
prominent sat down to meal
of stew, bread and cocoa, for
which they paid 500 or more
a plate. The invisible ones, to
feed whom the money will go
through the European Relief
Council, were kept in mind by
a vacant chair on which
lighted taper burned and be-
fore which the same dinner,
which constitutes the children's
regular ration, was placed.
1t was announced chat the
dinner added $250,000 to the
councils funds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

This comment was made after
wayne Wheeler, general counsel
for the anti saloon league. in OPP
posing any let-down in the laws
laxpressed the opinion that some
day the world would be dry and
that all ships would be devoid OF
liquor.
Wholesale Cancellations.
The shipping board interests in
sisted, however, that they had to
deal with present problems, that
there had been wholesale cancel
lation of reservations on American
ships by travellers who found 9TH
err vessels unaffected by prohibition
restrictions and that the task OF
trying to make the American flag
, supreme could not be carried on in
Sompetition with Great Britain and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
If COURTS CONTINUE TO FAIL ~
FUNCTION AID interim RULE
WILL BE NECESSARY ON ISLAND
Special Representative of President Wilson
Issues Gloomy Report in Connection With
Fiasco of Electoral Board and Judicial
Tribunals -.

Havana, Jan. 13.-(By the Associated Press)-Major
General Enoch H. Crowder, special representative of
President Wilson, investigating conditions in Cuba in
statement tonight after referring to the failure of the
electoral board and courts to function within the
scrbed limit, declared:
IF these agencies continue to fail, Cuba. in due
course of time, will be confronted with ad interim pro-
vncial and national administrations and after the first
Monday in April next with total paralysis OF the egis-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
Mexican DipIomat to Quit?

Mexico City. Jan. 12.--Rumors
that Foreign Minister Cutberto
Hidalgo has rendered his resigna-
tion to pursue actively his cam
paign for the governorship OF the
state of Hidalgo, were in circula-
tion here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
AMERICAN SHIP OFFICIALS SAY
THEY CAN'T COMPETE With the
LIQUOR BEARING FOREIGN BOATS
Passenger Steamer Men Declare Travellers
Prefer to Book Passage on Vessels hat
Have John Barleycorn on Their Register;
Won't Do to Wait for "Dry World" Assert.
,pv ruE AssoCIATEp PREss)

WashingtOn. Jan. 13.-Amerlcan passenger SCeaIr'
shin officials appealing today to the house judiciary
committee for modification of the Volstead act
thew would be unable to compete with shps OF orelgL
for world trade unless permitted to handle hquors
for use by patrons beyond the three mile limit
About the only consolation they obtained was asa pre-
nnhican Of Missouri that 'they did not have chance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
Dc In Borro Heads Arbitrators

Paris, Jan. 13.--Francisco de la
Barra, former provisional president
OF Mexico, today accepted the post
of president Of the Greco Bulgarian
arbitration tribunal which will meet
here soon,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
,pv THY .ssoCarE,, pfSEss,

Washington, Jan. 13.-Notficaton that the Japanese
commanding officer at Vadosok had given orders that
hereafter sentres must not challenge Americans and the
formal expression of regret by the japanese government
went far today towards adjusting the situation which has
arisen the fatal shooting by japanese soldier there
of Lieutenant W. H. Langdon of the cruiser Albany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR MEcHEM
TO SPEEDILY CHANGE TO LAWS.
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS DEcL LARE
Republican and Democratic Members of Both
House and Senate Pronounce Executives
Recommendations AS Deserving of United
and Immediate Consideration.
BY CLINTON P. ANDERSON,

Santa Fe, Jan. 13.-Majority and minority leaders Of
both senate and house united upon one sse-hat the
message of Governor Merritt C. Mechem to the fifth state
legislature should rank of the best executive mes
delivered in the state and that it's recommends
tons should and will pe speedily enacted into law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
WEATHER

FORECAST.
Denver, Jan. 13.-New Mexico:
FRIDAY and Saturday. fair; slightly
colder, Friday southeast portion;
Arizona: Friday and Saturday,
fair; little change in temperature
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
NlPP0NESE COMMANDER ORDERS
THAT SEHTRIES Hereafter ARE
NOT TO CHALLE LENGE AMERICANS

Formal Expression Of deep Sorrow" by the
Oriental Officials Is Believed Largely to
Have Cleared the Surcharged Diplomatic
Atmosphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
UNION SEMIAHHY TO Care.
. FOR VALUABLE WRITINGS
i'r. y. s. laws, Famous Thcoiogi-
an, Requests Institution in WILL
to Circulate Works.

Information wa1 received here
yesterday ,het TIA. ln,e Rev. Samuel
;. Laws. -. ID. who recently Liod ia
AshcY!!lc. y. G. had Tort cousidcr-
ablo portion u his library and writ
Inps 20 the Union Thvclogic.u Semi
nary here. with IN, request that q
circ llatiUu OF his religious writing 8
ho mapped Out by tile scnuu;,ry O'll-
ciuis, WHO .cc also requested - make
suituDl" ac."lt.Dr> for that purpose.
Dr. " " More. president OF the
seminary. 5t4t.d LAS ujGht :hat no
details oil th= transact - h.Sc been
received yet by the officials OF The
seminary. Lut That ih" Lst!on Of Dr.
Laws Had been anticipated as he had
stated som. time ago that he wished
tn" seminary to supervise the dis
tribut!cG OF his writings. Dr. Laws
vas :, profound student ana scholar,
and wa a most T'uarEabic man In
many resp cots lie WAS a physician
as well as thoo!owjAu AMI a iaw
yer. and WAS many years ago pres!-
dent VI the board .; Trade OF New
YORK
Other requests In Size xiii are that
OF iae statue o' Gcorr, Washington,
which has stood for many years In
the CoGcoran Nrt Gallery. Washing
ton. 20 Miami University. and - large
bulk OF the fortune 90 a lcC;ureShip
fund and Tor ScholLrsuips FOR student
iulniSt -rE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
ME- THODIST WOMEN WILL
MEET HERE Mex APRIL
Niissi"nar. Council OF south Assem-
hirS In trntcnnrS hurch
Tor Icm-DnN Srss inn.

NC p'VAh'a M.SsipHtry Council!
sauih WI. meet IN seatcaary
rnurch. Richmond. on April ! and
cpntuue iu session iDr zen days.
This wI!! hc tn" first meeting Ol Ting
ony eyer held ia Wig nta, ta- meet
rli"s OF The south and Southwest.
~. 20 as Sow orleans. - Lrp!s and
h1nsas CITY There VIII hoe TOO
delegates and several ngulrec Visit
prs Ih.s nnnouu rmcvt was mad.
yesterday afternoon - the mH.tlul-
~ the W3mau'e louary Society
q Nehuoud b!stret b. M-s leo
Eiitt. pres deg.t OF ,hc cgnt..,uCe.
N..r Mss kGth ". B.anks, of Peters,
burg
At ihe meeting yesterday after
noon Mrs. Britt delivered an address
30 IN" Young pcOp!v on the subject
ii'al-' Sh" dcp.or"d the Eac, ;hat
Fn .'H young people set ont IN liCs
With aofu.t" p.uus in mind aud
urged that more study be- .y"u This
important matter: 'hat their l!fe'-
Work Doc mapped out win something
4 marked advance IN every depart
m"ui %, iho work ~ the society Tor
t'te year w.i7 Shown ia au address
fr Mrs Er.t. who stated that thr
"uni.yeu,s had mad" wpHI.rfll iu-
"rtasr .a membership aUl finances.
going above ihat 81 ans previous
y : 1a'- treasurer reported TIE
amount % ia"0nG raised during the
Year. witD several sp-irii,s Yet tu
hear from She believes tn. Hua.
iatHi VIII exceed i55.uuG
There WAS Il !ars- Attendance" upon
.otH tn" morning and afternoon ses-
siuu!. many members from Ashland
ara SURROUNDING territory t.iae
present Tho uOou-hp.r devotion
"a' conducted by Mrs Er,t' AND NJ
Lutt" Roberts. and at O'Clock tho
meeting adjourned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
MUSIC LOVERS OF CITY
WILL HEAR NEW VOICE
Mis-. L"tn May, al thicnSo Opera
Company. i an All tucrican-
Tang hi

When I.cta May. the charming
young c".oTatUTa soprano OF the
tn" civ Auditorium aS one Of the
three artists Of thr regular January
concert of tn" Southern Musical ftu-
opportunIty pf bearing a voice mex
10 Richmond Miss May is ai!-hmer-
ican-taushi, having received her
training In N.w YORK; and Chicago.
and tia" late Clvcfoutc Campduiui. OF
the Chicago Company. and C;cnnaro
iapi. Of tho Metropolitan. have been
her COACHES.
critic says. she gave the audience
almost shock when she had sung
fcw measures 80 the Rigoictto'
caro- Nome 20 the open program
Petite. charming IN manner. looking
youthful as = school girl. she not only
showed wonderful promise for bril-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
HEK BOY HAD ALWAYS
lee WEAK AND funny
Now 10 cats everything in sight
ana r"nps with pl.i! mates.

Ny four your-oll boy had hccu
w"a" ard puuy since pir'N and had
CONSTIPATION nud indigestion. Noth-
inS 'lh ANN Hgy good rn.i Wy t,i,d
MiIhs Emulsion Since Using IT, hr
cart Eut caausn 90 ont and has out
Grown his childhood trouble. IL
plays out 'v.'h The ehiihreu no1y. and
h was never able 60 do chat before"
Win il'wrt. i2i EuuGy Ave. Sow
Castle. Ind.
Wcnh a,lne chndren usuniy start
eating and getting stronger from the
very first bottle OF Milks Emulsion.
Most children ilise 90 take IT, because
1t really tastes good y trial costs
nothing.
Niilks Emulsion Jig a pleasant. nu-
tr!tive food and corrcytve medi-
cine. II restores healthy, natural
bowel action. doin- away with all
need 81 pills and physics. Il pro
notes appetite and quietly puts tic
digestive organs in shIpc to aSsilui-
tate food IS a builder OF losh and
strength. Milks Etaulsion Is strongly
recommended 70 those whom sickness
has Weakened. and IS a powerful aid
in resisting and repairing the effects
Of waStiu:: Diseases. chronic Stout-
ach trouble aud constipation are
promptly relieved. II produces re
markn hlc results in colds. coughs and
bronchial asthma.
This Is the only solid emulsion
made. and SO pelatahlc that it is
eaten With a spoon Ike ice cream.
No matter how severe your case.
YOU are urged TO try Mlks Emulsion
under this suarautce--'Ta Ike six bot
ties homo with YOU use 1t according
TO directions and IL not satisfied with
the results. your MONEY will lie
promptly refunded Price 75c and
s. 80 per bottle. Tho MilSs Emulsion
CO.. Terrc iiaut". Ind. Sold by drug
rists everywhere Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

for Washlnpton, where they viii
spend II few days. aud tnou return TO
;heir, future home. ils North T"em,y-
hird street; Those nronent were
owen. Miss Annie Ennis OF l.ich-
mond. ana X. owen. OF Chase C!;y.
Entrrtninnicnt Tonight
Thu Highland Park Mothers club
ana Parent Teacher Association VIII
civ. an entertainmcut IN tho school
auditorium this evening AZ s;1b
o'clock. to which al residents OF I'll"
community az. cordially Invited Tho
teachers OF the school. assisted by
the pupils. have arranged au ;ttrac-
tive program and IL !arG. audience Is
expected to bc present.
Mrs. X. i. Hudson Viii explain tho
workings OF the Mothers Club and
Dr. Douglas $ Freeman Will deliver
AN address on IN. Weak Link in
kichmond's Educational Chain"
tuict Wedding.
IN IA" nom" % Mr. and Mrs IT, ".
Sash. at Wightinan. December -. at
O'Clock. when their daughter. Ethel
EliHab"th. became the b.id" OF Cor
k'b!er. officiating. rhc pariOr wa,
decorated with cvcrErcrns and
Lighted candies
rho brld. had as her maid OF
honor. and only attendant. h.r sister,
MISS ;u!a Nush who wor. Il dress ~
navy iricOtinc with gold trimmings.
IN" hrldc wor" a suit OF bluc silver
zone velour. With hat 20 match. The
GrnOu had az his best man, his
htothcr. Bailey crowd.r The we'd
dinp march was rendered h. Mrs. j.
l.. iitol"r who played. also softly
during The cctvmUny. owing % q re-
cent bereavement IN the brides
family only - !cw friends ana r"!h-
tEch wcrc present at the Wedding.
III" bride graduated from Black :
stone college ANA has taught school
,nr IN" ulst ihrc" years.
Mr. croSdcr saw Hrtiv" s"rvlC" in
the recent war Nj. and Nrs. crow :
dor viii max. their home near
" .ghtman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
FASHlONGRAMS

Smart gloves are beromug more
and more faucifUi. one mo,!,I oc gray
duyctyu" is made with deep cuff
which buttons on 10 tho ,lW OF Tia"
suit. Anothcr model mad, or dark
gray dccski is trimmed With nluyt
stIt,him. AMI black s.l' firing, uu thu
gaUntlot part which IS fastened win
q r"" %! large hlaeE buttons. SuIl
scaljop"h iiuuucoS. l'Hr Nuuuncs are
deliberately cut tud .marulI.rsd on
TIA. edges Win silver embroidery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

WINCHESTEH Va. Jan l2-An-
npuucemcnt was made here Hast even
Mss Jcanni" Stonifer' of R"anor. =.
III. to Perkins Iia2.iErovc. of that
city. which - to take place on tnr
afternoon uf January ~ in 81. JOINTS
Episcopal Church, chat city. Mis-.
-tpuiior Is a graduate If the nurses
school u Mvmoyla! Hospital here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
N AND orr or Town.

Mrs. otto Thcodoi" Hess loft town
yesterday Tor a Visit to N.w York
city.
Mrs Henry Ingram ana family.
= no have nc"u spending tn" past
s-vcrat months at BUCK iiIa' have
RECENTLY moved into their nome at
i1p2 Ha;n Avenue
Mrs. Charles : Gardner. who has
n"Hn visiting friends and r"lat yes n
kighnlOul, IL leaving Friday for her
huu. an i.uuBi.llI". Ky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

IN tn" printed report pt Voc rua.
taliur" Was made 20 mention tho
w"fS being dom" mt the child woi-
ar" clinic at lola West ,'a,.y,
street. where prenatal and baby
eases are cared FOR The work done
~ n" lnstrueti," Visiting Nursca'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

MarihuhTough Who Is yifiEU- hcr
mother. A,r - ~ = H.,noai at
Canne". mas Dough. rIEu Hcc;,t
estate ura" IGC 500 -h' uU. skirts ~
Monte Carlo. where IL H. ruu rt"G. che
wi'l reside frliuwinErl u.rri.Eo u
jacques ita!sIn. the .'"ou b su0rts-
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

Conpoundh relieved feelings pains an
has g of
GRANGER K; Nos, 81, Kalamazoo. Michigan.
Good sath is womans With
Sh suffers a"on herself household duties burden
her
1t my WndGr at these women end irritable at suffer
NE nerye ana it has been said that large
of
from Of the female organism.
Others ond take Lydia i,ams Vegetable Compound SUI
table ag mother makes the home unhappy
q
Lydia H. Pinlnnls private upon
mar to Women! viii be sent to
The PiGsIIam
This book contains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

rEEprGlCEsDTEG Va. Il1 IL.
ifaudH'uh Mills and Miss Elizabeth
y leU'rsu7. both "f this cif- ,""ur to-
Washington Yesterday Wlu b they
Ner. uu'tgl IN iualr4arr lN :.
" johnston After a lrid.l tr'N Mr.
"a Ms NILS VIII make thc!r hon"
IN this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Girdlcs and bracelets ~ lowers arc
tho very latest things designed To
pleas" Dame Fahsou

\ smartly dressed woman wore n
very unusual hat tho other dag II
YVES ~ mulberry -ciur.G hHttrr'S plush
trimmed win ostrich feathers. At
The back ~ tho hat were fastened
two !pus springs finished with !c.tH-
~ Uompuus ribs lady carried a. ulul
bcrry-cDlorcd bag decorated Win
ostrich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
NERVOUS, IIEE}}EIlI TABLE,
AII-!H!G WOMEN
Mrs. GEtGn Tells How She Was Restored To Health After
Suffering for Moro Than A Year.


nimo- dale, Mich. -"I had
inflammation and . Ciisplace-
meHt and weakness, and it
had been neglected so long
that itcsused great pain, and
this affected my mind and
nerves SO that ! was very
irritable. ! had severe pains
every month, so that | was
often obliged to lie in bed fer
two days at q time. | suf-
fered Tor more than a year
before my friends said, Why
don't you try Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound?
SO | purchased one bottle
after another until | rad
taken ten bottles, then Lydia
y. !inkham' 5 SanativeWash.
| received so much benefit
from this treatment that
am now able 10 DO my own
work. Mrs. W. ID, BRlTTEN.
IL. No. 2. pimondale, Mich.
iEothcr ,iichigan Woman says:
" / was bothered for q long
time withfemale troubles and
was SO nervous | felt almost
afraid at times. also mad a
pain in my right side and
was certainly iii & bad way.