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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
C0nventiunea della Denver
UN PREOT DIN DENVER DENUNTA PA
TRONII Carl PERSECUTA PREOTH
Carl TIN Gu MUNCITORH

DENVER, Is 1unie Amenintari ca preotii tineri din
America refza sd ngroape patron din
enunta metoadee lor Adusriale sd boteze cop
paron fost primte APPLAUSE preungte in sedna de
dupa amiaza convenune Federatiune Americana Munce
Poae este eaba Bisercei vorbeasca despre euri
81 conduni de lucru,' Rev. George S. Lakeland din
Denver dar cand ee fnriuresc asupra vie datora
noastra sa luam cunostinta de ee
Cand prn sfortarle Federatune
Americana Munce viata muncoror ngse della
opt de nrureste spre
yietei Fderatmea Americana Munce
"Este chest de viatd, r patrim din cop
in America ucreaza
sub condte ateeeor desche 81 al grandosuu Plan
despre care auzim att de mutt astazL
Daca poporul drepu sa pledeze pentru
femee cop din Bega ui pedam 81
penru femeile 81 copii din America.
Eu cred ignorana ntunecata pa ceeate
castiga lupta pentru munctor," armat DR. Lakeland.
O trebue finn pocrti orr trebu predam
tie pamant pentru umanae comuna.
Prntre alte hotariri luate convenunea decis
citor fe in legatura mai srnsa 81 spri
neasca Banca Satuui North Dakota.
Carl Thompson reprezentantu special al Bancei de Stat
North Dakota VENT Ia c0nvennne casge sprijnu
uniunilor nternatonae celor rationale penu banca din
North Dakota atlanta mai str1nsa ine munctori orgah
za femeri rapOrtat ca munctori organzati deps
pana sus-nmta banca; 100000 din partea
Inra Mecancor de Cal ferate $4,000 din partea teegra
stlor della cale erae 81 $4,000 din partea ucratoror
canici.
ae orase banchcr fomeze fond de $5OOOOOOO
sd dea autor mcdiat prn mprmut crescaorlor de
ve fost caracerizat de dl Thompson dovada nte
resee nancare carl caua srveasca pc muncito prn
forta condune aeerelo deschisc prietenior patroni
aa1na de succesu Bance de Stat al Satuui North Da
kota apeu prcsednteu Gompers pentru unrea muncto
lor organizat fermieri. =
'.Paz-va aduc darur" zs d. Thompson
catre delegati =
Reagrea fonduror Uniunlor 81 depostelor membrlor della
private att de puernica
marfure fabrcae ucrato unoniSt butonu
Fde cumpaator smpateaza
ce organzae - -
Eugenu v. Debs candidatu presidential socialist la ale
gerea din anu 1920 fos condamnat de Tbunlaul Dis
rctua al Stateor Unite din Cleveland baza legor mill
are TRIMS in ISL exprima muumirile ui
Presedntelu Gompers 81 Federaune Americana Muncei
pentru sforarle or casge amnesta penru condam
natii politici
'Va trebu tncm mne gratiudinea droastrd scre d.
Debs jusd CIT tine a malt Iupta
cu pa fl riumful mai mare"
Colonelu Oney Ousey directoru Legiune Americana,
adus mesagu de fraeate din parea egiune pentru
muncitorii organzati zcand intre altele
"Armonia 81 accsei natiuni pot mentine
dect pn pastrarea respecarea constituted Sateor Unite
incheat facand APPEL Ia ustite, penru necare tot
omul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-17
WHISKY - uN QUART;
BEREA so UN BUT0I
Doritorii, Trsnul \ \ Canada.

VANCOUVER, British Colum-
bia, II Iunie. Dispensariile
guvernamentale pentru distribui-
rea alcoolului, operind sub legea
''moderatiunei'' s'au deschs si.
fac afaceri mari.
Scotch Whisky ~ vinde de Il
a Il IS quartui, hutoiul cu here
$40, ii yinul de i u = ~ sticls,
ri poate sA cunnpere ori Il Gins
care are pil permit. Pentru ~.
locuitor legal \ Proviiaeiei pefs
mital ecst1 y 'an ~ nj \
rsssrie}ie poots 4 = ~ y
dofe VI ss|as sss VI s I|I5 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
LEGION APPROVES
INVITATION TO DIAI
Hirhn""h Post VIII Co-operaie in
Plans for Entertainment OF
Italian General

Resolutions approving the invita-
ton extended GancraI Armando viz
tor!o Dia: b. the italian coloay to
visit Richmond. and plcdying the or
Ssniza tons cooperation in the en-
;ertaii!,ncnt OF the distinguished SOL
der. were adopted a. a meeting OF
the American Leg ion. Richmond Post.
No. ]. ia the auditorium Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, last night.
Preliminary plans for the Leg ions
part in the ->rmisticc Day cole bra :
ton. Novcnhc: IL, calls for pro-
gam OF tr.tainm.nt TO be fea-
tered ~ a patriotic parade. In wiii.::
II is pla :ined to enlist all organi2:a :
tons instrumental In winning the
war Major Bcicae. chairman OF the
committee on ARRANGEMENTS. an.
aounced that positions in the parade
would be assigned alpha he ticaliy 20
the overseas .'iits. y memorial
re.vic. to the wives. mothers. ia til
crs and relatives of The i.eSion's de-
ccG 5ed comrades. To be conducted b.
cha plains who say overseas service.
In the City Auditorium In the after
noon Will have Il part In the days
program.
Pending the arrival .: .Tohn J.
Wicker. Jr.. Mat!oma! committeeman.
from Kansas city. where tic is in
conference with Marshal i'och.
iur tier plans Tor cnt-r.ainn ent oi
Tie allied commander. shortly 10 Visit
Richmond. were not discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

raptur. ~ the famous iUnGenburg
l!ne o. VIII: IA. group ot armies 90
FLANDERS. pursuing ,he enemy upon
the road ~ Brussels
4 sutcmn Hour.
During th!s ,in. %oU- second
ARM impatient!y awaited to at;ac.S
~ us turn in tho direction OF M.;z.
which already was stretching her
asscd ana defeated. the enemy lai.,
Town his arni..
y so 2min lou, which con2ca-
stated al tho sacrifices freely con-
scn,.G FOR the cuuse al ris;i.
1t + you Vi no hare made ,hcse
sacrifices: more ihan 1900 .: yor:r
coun;rymen were bur.,l in tho SOL
II frTnce. May they rest ia peace.
f"ur French brothers In arms w4t1i:
over them.
"G!ory 10 YOU who survive them
rnd WHO enjoy yictorior+ :.euce. You
ray woll i ?-old .: your past e.
Vote country had asked OF yor
TO !sy i";- q reioub;arlc enemy. YOU
haze ii.Iced him at your mercy and
after having assured .vcry guar
antce for me liberty OF our peoples
You have imposed upon him tn. vcac.
wh!ch our government have die
lated Has not your tax been COM
plete!y !u'tilltd:
"As :or mo, tlo grca. honor o.
my lie vii! be 10 have guided alona:
The road Of victory tho American
army Of 1918. which was real
grand army. beginning with it's com
mande:r."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Stomach Upset,
Gas, Gas, Gas
-"Diapepsin"

"Papc's Diapcpsin" ends digestion
heartburn in :iTc minutes. Sour, gas
~. upset stomach. acidiiy. dyspep-
STA; when the food you ga, fcrments
into gases and stubborn Jumps: you-
head aches and you fee! sick aIId
bic. that's when YOU realize
The quick magic of Pape's Diapepsin
II your stomach is IN Il continuous
revoit-if YOU cant set II reGula ted
try Papcs Diapcpsin. It's SO nccd-
less 10 have a bad stomach: NJ. Ike
Your next meal a favoriic food mea l.
then lake Il little Diapcpsin. There
viii not be any diStrcss--eat without
fear. Its because fape's Diapepsiu
really does" regulate weak. out-uf-
order stomachS that gives IL it's mil. !.
lions Of safes annually. Get large
sixty-ceut case OF Paoc's Diapeps!n
from any drug store. |, is the most
efficient antacid known. II is scicn-
titic. harmless an" belongs in every
hOme.-kdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Aches and Pains
Of Rheumatism
Sometime. Thcy Arc Inhe.rah,e.

There arc weather conditions ;iiat
MAX. rheumatism worse. They are
no, the same il. The cases Of al! per-
Sofs Some rheunatics suffer moro
in dry. warm weather than in moist
cold weather. but all suffer more o:
less all tho time.
Tho cause OF rheumatism Is an
cxcess Of uric acid In the blood. af-
toct!ng :he muscles and joints. caus-
ing aches and pains. Hence the
blood must have attention for per
manent results in the Treatment o;
this disease.
Hoods Sarsa pari!la has given ca
tire satisfaction i'll thousands o:
cascS. Do not fail to try it.
For a laxative take HOODS pills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
VIRGINIA DELEGATION
ATTRACTS MlGu ATTENTION
IEvIn;icG Nors.l

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. i.-Thir-
=" cs.cSatcS aud Thirty ait-ruatsS.
Virginia ho!H isan III the legion pa
:"0H. at''sc;ed great att Nt.on ;,:i
."'Gmcut ai0uc TIC i!Cc .: march &c.
.ai.Se OF the feature representing
iorG Washi"ytcn. uy ". 70. Crush -.
timcastle. :,nd I;ob3g. Il. Lee. b; Wal
.a!' j.. Hopkins. Of Richmond. a; TIC
aear. .: tnc delegation. Passing tn@
'S..ow stand they cVo@cd coa@idrr-
AZ: comment t"o;a Gcucr.ll Perish
il AID MArshai 'och. GENERA! rcr3h-
IN: o%r..,ii..E. the feature. j; * be-
iieNe! tn" feature strengthens Foci.>
i1sir" u - - Lexington TO visit
General Lee. sluve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

-cc csn how bry --ai .-sn-, sors
without the awful taste and nausea.
~ asking your druggist tor q handy
bsc"aSe o! 'EpsoHade Salts which
iooi:s and acts exactly like epson
salts. because Il is pure EPSON salts
cc'nbiued with fruit de.irative salts,
giving II the taste OF sparkling
lemonade.
Take tablespoonful in glass of
cold waite: whenever YOU fee, bilious,
!ca dachy or constipated. "EIpsonads
Salts" Is the much talked OF discovery
OF The American Epson association.
advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
"OPEN HOUSE" NEW YEARS
TO BE RULE At WHITE HOUSE
President and Mrs. Harding to Receive An, and All
Who Man Call at the Executives
Nlunsion

tended such aa o2sn house in Tic
paat---"!!l come 70 this one. IN the
H:"' pace. .hc% point out. nuu.erou
neF departments aud bureaus have
oeHh added 10 ;he government since
The old days--and the New Year
;'ari% was originally established ss.
.'He'a.ij' foT employees OF tic govern
aren't dera:tments.
According 80 tsc :ulcs II rp for
inf ceens,on. the President ana his
Mite hr.i "eoe!rc In orGer, ,!ls jrs-
"'ea " i"s supreme conri. mem
Lsr. Of tie senate. members OF IN.
House. al with their families: ,he,,
ihc HEADS % the DEPARTMENTS in or
der. '1cn emGioTes OF al. the Depart
meh;s, "ntil the last al Tie covern-
ment "or%e'N h:.I passed through
the line.
y, the conclusion OF lids parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

tie pn5lic generally .ni be I'd.
ni,itcI by The :rou, entrance and
oari"i,'ed 70 alc slnSlc-nlc through
TIC n'uc room. each shaking hands
With the President and Mrs. Hard.
ing. 10 facilitate passage OF this
great thronG. however. all introduce.
tions viii be dispensed with,
Refreshments ..:il be served TO the
Official guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
icy United Ecws.l

va slIiEt; roN. NOV. l. New
Years open house" IS to ne re-
stored III the E.ecvtice Mansion b.
President; and AIRS. Harding.
For the drs. tine II ton years. TIC
White Rouse on .iaLuar:' nest 10
10 he throIvm open to any ana AL!
'ho NiS.' To come and pay their
respects 20 ;la executive t..mily. ac-
crrIing 30 present plans. Neither
age. so% nor colo. l...e Will he
drawn IN tais event. sta Ili>Aed
years ago. out discontinued under
the wilson regime.
1t Ia estimated by those who MI!
Ds saonAibi: 10Y the parts ,!,a:
10000 psopls--IIcrc ti:au eve: at
eating ~ ascertain whether ;her"
wue any :oul play.
Mr. Chavous was formerly Mayor
OF .A!lci,ialc. and his son. w. :.
ChaVous Is now Mayor OF THAI town.
Another son. Z. 4. Chavous. Is ca Shic.
Of the .>l!euda!c Bank. Only "a fcw'
minutes before the discovery o: h..'
dead body. ne had purchased c!::--a =,
iro:n "a nearby store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

future "a: VIII escape the results OF
uap preparedness Il ~ YOU suffered
lie nr:seG that the legion pend It's
efforts airu toward: obtaining al r"s-
a.oiu :sl!e: :oc incapacitatG'l Veterans
.. thc V -. lie prS'i.",ad that great
:p"G E"uid result from tho comm.
cpH!.rtu,, on armament in Wa"h-
.IStC1 V'.d JHat an UudarstaHdin-
would c reached wnich woUid les On
the chan 'eS -; war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

Honor men and The .ar.do hal ohi.
t:.!.y orsu'..
The STATE delegations moved pas;
IN alpha b-t'cal u-dcr. and almost
three hours e!a2ssL from Tie time
the Alabama contingent Sung pas;
until -he last nan OF the Washing.
ton state posts had received ,;hc ST.
:utcs OF Ills formcr commanders. The
parade Doa.. with bright srn
lighting MP tho scene ana end ii
r:hoI ,h- nErJic shadows OF = MS
sour, aUtrmu evening blended WIZ.
the heavier shades OF 'l'!sh. The huge
crowds IN the ropcd-oT streets atayed
mt. the las. - d:d the allied
chiet:".,... al! OF whom declared III,
spectacle iind mad :pon their minds
al .aGel!b!c impressions.
Al! Joke Pc gticulariy OF the cy-
ec"tion ~ the custom followed b;
the color heaters in dipping Depart
rncn;rl aud post standards aud huld-
i'.g aicft tho starr, snL stripe.
rc ling Welcomes Forh.
John J. reisiiar. commander OF
III Americas. nxyedi,iouary forces.
tcGa! extended on behalf .: Tile
American Legion and his Own na-
tive STATE. Missouri. "a formal. we;-
come - Marshal l'och OF France.
vomiaandci-!i chief o: the alice
a-Ic!e2.
Il cordially greet you" said Cen
Hral '"rsh'n:. In an address delivered
before tho national convention of the
legion. ~ when the French CON-
m&nher vas sies, Of honor. not only
recalling The anectionatc relation
l.s1f no Il -, Jr,. oil
Ing tho patriotic unit that has grown
out 81 those associations. and the
common purposes that exist TO urh old
more faithfully those ideals that lie
at tho foundation Of this srca. re-
public o: ours
Welcome other Leader.
~. le Marechai. tic American Lee
sior is peculiarly honorcd by your
presence here among US. We extend
AN equally cordial welcome 10 tina;
Ia:rcp.i leader OF Tisiy's victorious
armies that crushed inc military au-
. tocrJc;. of iustria. General DilZ. and
to Shc rcprcsc of tho brave
: Belgian army. whose courage detieG
! the staggering blows OF German mill
tarism. General jacques. and 10 the
great captain. who commanded tho
/ British naval forces whose efficiency
or the seas made tho land victory
POSSIBLE. Admiral Lord Beatty The
people OF America everywhere await
to DO you honor personally. l am oS-
/ trcmeiy delighted 10 extend TO you
ihc greetings OF the American ar
I mics that crossed the sea To fight
I beside you. a,aN MISC honored to
I SPEAK Toy my friends and neiShbors
( hero IN Missouri. and accord you 4
most sincere welcome 10 this grand
7 sid State where was born. and
I where | lived in boyhood.
! Praises Legion Ideals.
! General rersLlng then turned his
j attention ~ ;i.a legion and praised
it's campaigns Tor -Amcric4nisn, and
kindred idea!s..- He urged thc legion
20 continue It's efforts 10 bring into
heinz. 81 military force. 'reprcse nta :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

''VNll HitH J. rom IT, ''h:e -
members, y!siiors. citizens. dis;in.
gu!shed war lenders from allicd conn
tries ana hiah RANKING officers OF
tho United states ARM aud Nav. In
Gllding General lcr.h!uS. joined III
the dedication and service tor the
dead
Tho memorial Is ssoa; column to
." reared on TIE crest oi t III. on
tn" uaioa Station plaza, atop which
VIII burn q perpetual tire.
N!cc-rrcsidcrt Coolidge was anon.
those who ;ook pare in tho G,Gics-
tory cXerciScs.
$4,000 Veterans IN Line.
The parade was probably the great
est Demonstration OF :ts k!nd the 10
slon "'i!l ever ha%o. aa it brought to-
s.;her again the sre:i; lcaders OF the
war and app.o%!naiel" 10000 vet
Grams who st:camcd ~ several hun
dred thousand spectators.
Men In civilian clothes marched
shoulder 10 shoulder wi;h those WHO
had again domncd ;hc!r uniforms. The
old spirit OF discipline ana ,ra;nin 3
was evident throughout the parudc
az tho veterans strobe along in pia-
tocn formation and snapped sa!utes
to the reviewing officers.
Tie allied leaders rode ~ the head
% the procession unit! the rovicw.
ING stand vas reached. There, tax
/ ing places allotted them. they found
distinguished company. Including
Vice President Coolidge ana The CO..
c-nors o! several states.
Marshal Foch and General Perish.
Ing arrived first. In their party wa:
I Captain Eddie ticI.enbackc-, ~,
American flying acc. They were fol.
! lowed closely BY General Diaz smt
/ Genera! Jacques. witt. Admiral Ear
::eatiy aId ADMIRAL Eodm"n not fai
| behind.
! Medal OF Honor Men Pass.
The officers had hardiy time e
/ set,!o themselves before they wer,
/ compelled TO salatc the colors hyima
/ in front o: motor cars bearing ,hc
! thirty-Gye Conc:e ss!onal Modal Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
E.-M.yor OF .Al,.ndal- slain.
IHv Associated .presS.l

~ NsSOCIatcu .I'IcsS.I
CHARLESTON. :. G.. Nov. L.
Fleming Chavcus. 10. was found dead
Monday a; tho edge o: woods
on one of his plantations near Al
!endule. :. g. with two builct ho!csi
in his body. The sheriff is inves,i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Oregon Man Sentenced 10 Die.

ROSEBURG, ORE. Nov. DIR.
Richard Melvin Brumfie!d was sen
fenced today to be hanged Friiay.
January I3. for the murder OF Den
mis- Russell. Russe!Ts headlcss bod!'
was found under DR.. Brum!icld':'
wrecked automobile near here jail
10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

These arc Frequently trace
able 10 deficiencies in The
gaso'inc--to lack Of uniform
lily III compassionate slug
gish gasoline that fails 10
vaporizc properly Or burn
up completely.
In volatility and quick, complete.
powerful combustion. "Stand-
ard Motor Gasoline equals or
cNceis every other motor case.
line. II is an improved. balanced
gasoline Of standardized mi.
formiiy that vaporizes readily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
Motor Troubles that
Balanced Gasoline Mini1ni;

SoME annoyances of motor operation ovcrleating,
~ missing in the cylinders the frequent carhu
rector adjustments quick and heavy Accommodations Of carbon
i'll the combustion chamber, valve spark plugs
vile smelling exhaust fumes and the diluton contain
ination Of Tie lubrcating OIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02
rruI,e> LEGION Ideals.

General rersElng then turned his
attention ~ iila legion and praised
it's campaigns Tor AmcricaniSn, and
Kindred idea!s..- He urged tn. legion
20 continue It's efforts TO bring into
beinS. 81 m!iitar: force. 'reprcsenta-
tive o: tho people, which In amy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

1t all temperatures. II enables
motors To start quickly and de-
velop maximum power for hard
hills orr lean, clean.burning.
economical mixture. With
Standard" Motor Gasoline it il
not necessary TO use a rich.
wasteftli mixture even in cold
weather.
Standard Motor Gasoline costs
no more by the gslion-consider-
ably less by the mile. You can
get il wherever You go. Drive
ill where you see the familiar
$50" sign. Test q iamkfnI.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-02
BASIC DEMANDS OF
 LABOR FEDERATION

Following is the economic platform adopted by the American Federation of Labor:
 1. The abolition of all forms of in- voluntary servitude, except as a pun ishment for crime.
 2. Free schools, free textbooks and compulsory education.
 3. Unrelenting protest against the issuance and abuse of injunction proc ess in labor disputes.
 4. A work day of not more than eight hours in the twenty-four-hour day.
 5. A strict recognition of not over eight hours per day on all federal, state or municipal work, and not less than the prevailing per diem wage rate of the class of employment in the vicinity where the work Is performed
 6. Release from employment one day in seven.
 z. The abolition of the contract sys- tenn on public work.
 8. The municipal ownership of pub lie utilities.
 9. The abolition of the sweat-shop system.
 10. Sanitary inspection of factory, workshop, mine and home.
 Il. Liability of employers for in- jury to body or loss of life.
 12 The nationalization of telegraph and telephone.
 13. The passage of antichild labor laws in states where they do not exist and rigid defense of them where they have been enacted into law.
 IA. Woman suffrage co-equal with man suffrage.
 15. Suitable and plentiful play grounds for children in all cities.
 16. The initiative and referendum and the imperative mandate and right. of recall.
 IT, Continued agitation for the pub lie bath system in all cities.
 IS. Qualification in permits to build of all cities and towns, that there shall be bathrooms and bathroom at- tachments in all houses or compart- ments used for habitatiOn.
 19 We favor a system of finance whereby money shall be issued exclu- sively by the government, with such regulation and restrictions as will pro- tect it from manipulation by the bank ing interests for their own private gain.
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-02

One of the traits of the political phaseehe who always protesting great devotion the Constitution and always betrayng dsregardng constantly expressing the that the people have their minds poisoned by false dcnes hence the censong the crcumscrng public meetings and arbitrarily punhng for expressing dangerous views
 As matter of fact there difficult to lead asy and whose keeping the principles free safe believe people ble of choosing their representatives courage and wdom who do believe that they fitted select and approve the w and efficient laws and institutions which the ret ntec of the time and will do and who do not believe in the @ discussion the people, do fact believe popular have mis- a great faith.
 The whole uperstruure of American institutions the principles of constitutional morality respect and the provisions of Constitution they made they from time to time It right and privilege which free people will surrender change the Constitution modify to rewe But exists particular me obedience and for its republic
The Holbrook news., 1921-09-02
MINISTER DISCUSSES
 HIS WIPES TROUBLES

Rev. A. H. Sykes, former pastor of the Watkins Park Presbyterian church. Nashville, Tenn, says:
 After seeing what Tanlac has ac- complished in my wife's case, I am convinced that it is a medicine of great power and extraordinary merit. do not think I have ever seen any thing give such prompt results. Mrs Sykes had been in delicate health for ten months, suffering from stomach trouble and nervous breakdown.
 "I frequently sought medical ad- vice but Tanlac is the only thing that gave her any relief. After taking the medicine only a short time, she was able to sit up and help with the house hold duties. I think 1t only a short time until her health will be fully re- stored"
 Tanlac is sold by leading druggists ere.-Advertisement.