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Allan VS. Logan. Attys &C. Z.
Thompson-Giesy.
Tate VS. W Il & E c. Attys,
Behrend-Archer.
Colgate Co VS. Quantico Drug
Co ct al. Attys Brandenberg &
Observation-Disclosures.
S Baldwin VS. Ward. Attys,
Wright, Ershler-Lynch, Elder.
8 Brooks VS. Wash Terminal Co.
Attys, Gardiner, Eason-Hamilton &
Hamilton.
10 Dost & Long VS. Dissette. Attys,
Easily Smith & Flaherty-D. S. Bir-
ney.
Ill DeBaryshe VS. Colonial Film Co.
Attys, Ottenberg-Edward
IL Satterwhite VS. Md Casualty Co.
Attys, woodard-G. F. Williams.
13 Julien VS. Dick. Attys, Win
field & Gillen-F. c. Bryan.
Il Grady VS. Roberts. Attys Nc
Glue-Hudson.
Is F. II. Smith Co VS. Vogel &
Atchison. Attys. Zabel-Hudson.
l6 Young VS. Nelson. Attys Bell,
Marshall & Rice-Hudson.
II Eckels VS. Doolittle. Attys,
wampler-Esher.
is Sullivan VS. Scott. Attys. Davis
r. T. Long.
10 Standard Steel Co VS. Tri-State
Motor Co. Attys, Clephane 4 Lati-
mer-L H. David
20 Guiffreda VS. Hamilton Bank.
Attys. Colladay-Darr, Whiteford,
and Darr.
2lF. H. Smith Co VS. oliver. Attys.
Zabel-Price.
22 Snow VS. Baur. Attys. McGlue
Stein.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
37O5l U. S. VS. Jules Arnstein ct
al Vic Sec 81, Penal Code Trial
resumed & same jury respited to
Friday. Attys, Leahy & Cromelin-
wampler & MCGEE.
345e7 U. VS. Thomas Martin.
Joy riding Recognizance, 5000,
taken by surety p. F. O'Connor.
Assignment for Today.
37o51 U. S. VS. Jules Arnstein e,
al Vic Sec 81, Penal Code. On
trial. Attys, Leahy & Cromelin-
Wampler G. McGee.
CRIMINAL DIVISION n. =.
Proceedings.
6OS26 Phillips & ,Sager VS. Darrock
Jury sworn & court directs a ver-
dict for pltf for s425, with int from
March 90, 1918. Attys, E. S. Duvall
for pltf.
s245S Phillips & Sager VS. Bres-
laur. Jury sworn & respited to
Monday. Attys, e. s. Duvall-Peyser
623sl Stossinos VS. Lincoln Matt
Bank, Verdict for pitt s275. with
int from March IL, 1919. Attys
Stoan G. Halloway-Loving & Ham,
ner.
Assirnment for Today.
Lunacy hearings at 10 a. m. Mo-
tions at 1 p. m.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
2sl69 O'Donoghue VS. Conroy
Reference to the auditor. Attys, d
w. O'Donoghue-Ellis G. Donaldson
33427 Hill VS. O'Donoghue. Refer
ence to the auditor. Atty for pltf
d. w. o'Donoghue.
3Ss77 Diggs VS. Diggs. Rule re-
turnable May 6, 1921. Atty for pltf
F. Peyton.
3Ss31 Mathews VS. Braund. T. G
o'Neill appointed grdn ad litem
Atty for pltf. Geo. c. Shinn.
e 4073 Lun in re d. @. Campbell
Order authorizing investment. Atty
F. A. Fenning.
1889 Lun in re Catherine A. Er.
win. Order authorizing investment
Attys. Darr, whiteford & Darr, Col.
laday & Barger.
1881 Lun' in re Benz. T. Summer.
lin. Order authorizing investment
Atty, F. A. Fenning.
1911 Lun In re Philip Berg. Or.
der authorizing investment. Atty
r. A. Fenning.
7765 Lun in. re okey N. Boston
Order authorizing investment. Atty
F A. Fenning.
3SS03 Brooks VS. Brooks. Rule
discharged without prejudice. Attys
Richardson & Shreve-Taylor ct al
Assignment for Today.
Motions-
Renz VS. Grass: Sullivan ant
Simon-Davis and Beall, attys.
. Cannon VS. Cannon Darr
whiteford and Darr-Downing
attys.
3 schwickardi VS. Kemp-Giesy
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DAILY COURT RECORD =

Fairfax VS. Fairfax; Cobb
Frisby. attys.
80 Grinder VS. Grinder; Rheade
Wolf, attys.
6 Lorrilard VS. Garvan; Bran
denburg-Laskey. attys.
Z Higden VS. Higden; Wood
Darlington, attys.
Ohio Butterine Company VS.
Wilson & Company; Fenwick-Al-
len, attys.
Schwartz VS. Schwartz: Eason
Stein. attys.
10 In re establishment OF build
ing line on Woodley road; stephens
and Hart-Syme. attys.
IL Carl VS. Carl; Evans. atty.
IL Marshall VS. Marshall; Beall
and Turnage-Hawken and Havell,
attys.
Thompson VS. Wood: Nc
Nsmara. atty.
II Richardson VS. Richardson;
I.ambert-Hoover, attys.
Is O'Reilly VS. American Tele-
graphone Company; sullivan and
Johnson-Gatley and Shinn. attys.
16 In re Julia Tracey; r. F.
Downing pltf atty.
EQUITY DIVISION No. :.
No session; court adjourned from
day to day.
AssiEnments for Today.
Motions For Today.
Sullivan VS. Sullivan; BeIler,
Gordon-Coombe, attys.
2 Southern Realty Corp VS.
Munsey Trust Co.; Archer and
Smith-Lambert, attys.
) Connor VS. Connor: Hughes
and Hayes-Carrington and Miller
attys.
jefferson VS.. Jefferson; Smith
l-Newmyer. attys.
6 Stiber VS. Price; Sucker
Newmyer. Scott, attys
Manning VS. Manning: Swart7
and Costigan, Wampler and John
son, attys.
s Citizens Guarantee and Trust
Co vs Fowler; Tucker and Donald,
son-Lambert, attys.
Baker VS. Baker; Coombe and
McNeill-Smith, attys.
10 Davis VS. Davis; Mitchell -
Wampler, attys.
IL Estate of Thomas L. Curran
Dent-Rover. attys.
l2 Hunt VS. Burn; Moulton anG
Marshall-Ballinger attys. .
13 Kurland vs. Kurland; New.
myer-Stein, attys.
IA Bowie VS. Bowie: Baker, atty
Is Estate of SiIas jackson
Hewlett and Escher-Ryan and
Mooers. attys.
16 Morrison VS. Morrison; Haw
ken and Havell-Smith, attys.
II Gentry Gentry; Scott -
| Plumley. attys.
lS Thompson VS. Thompson; Vol
Tanner. attys.
10 Childs VS. Scherer; Coldren
attys.
PROBATE DIVISION,
Est Antonio GGeraci. Will filed
dated Aug. II. 1874.
Est John Francis Riley. viii
filed dated Nov. 5, 1919
Est George NJ. Oyster. jr. viii
filed ated Nov. /, 1918, and codici
dated June, 1890, and codicil datet
April 20. 1921.
Est Orville Drown. Will filet
dated Aug. IA, 1913. and codicil datet
Oct, Is. 1913.
Est Emma Holder. Petition fol
probate of will and letters test. p
Sleman, atty.
Est Maria Louisa willett. vii
filed dated June 3, 1904. Petition
for probate OF will and letters test
H. s. Mathews, atty.
| Est Maria Kilmartin. Petition fol
probate OF will and letters test. v
A. Toomey. atty.
Est Luisa wynne Reinhardt. Peti
tion for probate of will and let
ters test. Brandenburg & Bran
denburg, attys.
Est Rosetta Campbell Will filet
dated April 80. 1910.
Est Mary Glare de Graffenreid
Will filed dated Oct. IS. 1897.
Est Linwood c. Reynolds. Peti
tion for letters OF adm. d. L. Rior
dan. attys.
Est Mamie Briscoe. Petition fol
letters OF adm. c. s. Williams. atty
Est Walter whitney. Order 70
commission to issue.
Est Fanny Mcmahon. Order 70
commission to issue.
Est Elizabeth NJ. Ferguson. Orde
of publication for probate ,2f will
lJ. B. Flynn. atty.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

No session. Court adjourned from
day to day.
Assignment for May ,. 1921. Spe-
cial assignment. 34S5 Potomac Elec
Pwr Co VS. Public Utilities Commits
sion ct al. John S. Barbour-C. H.
Syme & F. H. Stephens, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION, No. 1.
Proceedings.
60575 Ecton VS. Young Cover
dict for plff. $4,000. w. ]. Lam
bert, Geo. E. Sullivan-King, ST.
mon & Young. attys.
60126 Smith VS. Wash & Old Do
minion Ry Co-Jury sworn and
respited to Monday. Mackay &
Ashford-W. ]. Lambert. attys.
607SS Dewitt & Co VS. Uatl Capt.
tai Brewing Co-Order to restore
cause to trial calendar. Kline &
Calvert-Rice & Bell, attys.
60s16 Dawson VS. Frazee Poto-
mac Laundry Co-Death of pln
Observation-Disclosures & Graham.
attys.
65634 Houghton & Co VS. Cost
mans-Confession OF error in judgt
rendered. Judgt for deft with
costs VS. plff. c. w. Clagett-J. S.
G. Gallagher, attys.
MOTIONs-CIRCUI COURT. No. L.
Assignment for Today.
Bailey VS. Chase. Bailey
Minor. Gately & Rowland, attys.
2 Cosel VS. S & NJ Tire Co. Wolf,
Cohan & Daniels-Cusack, attys.
} O'Connor VS. American Express
Co. Mitchell. Wheatley-Carlyle
Howe & Swayze, attys.
Shannon & Luchs VS. Gresser.
Wells-Hudson, attys.
Berea VS. Wardman. Davis
Wright & Ershler. attys:
Burlington Apartment House
VS. Quimby. Offut, INLAY & Reed
r. NJ. Hudson. attys.
Z Beck with VS. Mileo. Smith
Gertman, attys.
U S ex rel Creary VS. Secy of
War. Ansell & Bailey-Brown,
attys.
US ex rel French VS. secy of
War. Ansell & Bailey-Brown
attys.
10 Hirsch VS. Block. Johnson,
Cohen & Daniels-Peyser, Adkins &
Peyser. attys.
II U ex rel Nelson Mfg Co VS.
Equitable Surety Co. c. Merillat &
T. C. Bradley, attys.
IL Douglas VS. Gedney. Plumley
Hudson. attys.
13 Walshe, Inc VS. Ward. Reeves
Hudson, attys.
IA Ornstein VS. Samuel & Co.
Koenigsberger-To & Gra-
ham. attys.
Is Bowen VS. Siddons. Bowen
n npt
16 Campbell VS. Crist. Toomey &
Toomey-Lester, attys.
II Mckinley VS. Federal TAXI
Co. King-Welsh. attys.
IS Smith Co VS. HUFF. label
Hudson, attys.
10 Spund VS. Berney. Linkens q
Hutcheson-Hudson, attys.
20 Dean VS. Morgan. Peyser d
Edelin,, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. :.
Proceedings.
eO945 Corey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co.
Trial resumed, leave granted and
amendment to declaration hled.
Same jury respited. .Attys, Driscoll'
Donaldson & Wright-R. J. White
ford.
64767 Tribby VS. Hoffman. Judgt
by default VS. deft for $40 with int
C costs. Attys for. pitt, onult q
Finlay.
642o7 Corp of the Royal Exchange
Assurance VS. Hesse, ct al. Judgt
by default VS. deft Fuller by default
& by agreement VS. deft Hesse for
possession of property replevined. I.
without costs. Attys. Adkins &
Nesbit-Corp Counsel.
e4so1 Insurance Co of North
America VS. Hesse ct al. Judgt by
agreement VS. deft Hesse for pos
session of property replevined, with
out costs. Attys, Adkins & Nesbit
for pltf-Corp Counsel.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. 2.
Assignment for Today.
Snow vs. Eichberg- Benton. Attys.
McGlue-Hudson.
Frosch VS. Sommers. Attys, NAL
Ian & Boyd-Newmyer.
. Campbell VS. Wash Gaslight Co.
Attys, Hill. Richardson e. Shreve-
Minor. Galley & Rowland. Craishifl
& Tibbs.
DoolittleT VS. Eckels. Attys.
Esher-Wamp1er,
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THos. J. OWEN q SON, Aucr1oNrERs
HOTEL STOCK AT AUCTION.

By authority vested in me. by order OF
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia. ! will sell ht public auction within
the Office Of Thos. J. Owen 4 Son. 1881 G
street northwest. on Friday, the 18th day Of
April. 1921, at o'clock D. m, two shares
Of the capital stock Of the Columbia Hotel
Company THE Raleigh, being certificates
numbered 7os and $50 for one share each
also script Of said company Of the face
value Of $40. Terms cash. ESTATE OF
o. c. STAPLES. JOHN W. CHILDRESS,
Executor and Trustee. 1892 X street north
west. 4-614
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POULTRY AND PETS.


FOR SALE-Tw0 ENGLISH BULL DOGS.
LEE TINsLEY. T05 First at. NV.
4-7Ts
tili1er for lawn and plants and fresh
lawn grass seeds: also nne collection OF
goldfish and squsriumS. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7la 18th St NV. ana
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Suburban property and business: retiring
Mod. house. fruit. will sell. trade for citI
property. s.. 800. wildman 4 Co.. 9th a II
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EDUCATIONAL.

We teach in TO mos to make your ovp
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CIarke's Agency, 1910 18th st. nv. 1853
Spanish School Of Washington
Profs. from Spain 1875 G ct n. sssS.
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DEATHS.

WILLIS Suddenly on April 20. 1921.
ARTHUR r.. beloved husha I'd of
Francis X. willis in his thirty first
year.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Continued.
MOD. SUBURBAN hone. rms. b..
shade. fruit. etc., 90 min. to city. SO. 500.
Mm. Il: saundsrs Co. soI 18th g.
CHERRYDALE. VA, Z rms. D b.. h.w.h.,
y acre. 5000. WIN. h. Saunders q
Co., so7 18th st.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-s rooms and bath; q.
m. l.; perfect cond. /; immed. poss.; I'll, 900.
MeKeeyer 4 Goss. 1906 st. nv.
NORTH OF PARK RD.-e room. and bath;
b. W. h.; q. m. l.; $1,000.
Mekeeyer Goss. I4o5 st. nv.
PARK RD.. W. or Hath sT.-s rms. 4 b. |;
semi-det.; q. m. g.; immed. poss.: 5000.
Mekeeyer Goss. 1405 st. nv.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-lo rooms and bath;
q. m. l.; gar. space; tf2.000.
Hckeeyer Goes. 1905 ! ut. NV.
HERNDoN, VA. Mod. home; 10 acres land.
5000. VIM. J.. Saunders q Co.. So7
10Th st.
RossLYN vA.-6 rooms and bath: Q. MT l.;
det.; $500. J. D. Garman, Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
ADAMS MILL RD.. Mr.. COL RID 10 rn.
q 2 b., elee,, gas. $4,000. SHANNON
LUcHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main 2s4s.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-s-room bunEsiov;
furnace heat; elec.; gar; se5oo. J. d.
German. DIST. Nat. Bank Bldg.
DUNN LoEiNe, o. trolley. ! nIa rms. =; 4. 4;
Z FAIRFAX. 1892 n. 7. ave. N. 2ss2.
FRANKLIN PARK, VA. miles, 8 rms.
mod. ? a.. shade. fruit. outbidgs. $3.50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1s42 n. Y. ave. n. N.2ss2
AMMAN STAT, fare l2c, t2,550, 8 run.
bung.. shade. lawn. fruit, q. STONE 4
FAIRFAX. 1912 NJ Y. ave. N. z332.
LING, PIX. VIEW. Lo., best buy In city.
Eastern Land Sales o., s1s 18th st. NV.
HYATTsyfLLE. ND, mr.. trolley, rms.
r.sRs;x G5nE; ngs Al. i,s. lot s7'se ,s,r STONE
cHKRRYDALE, VA. close TO trolley,
& FAIRFAX. ls42 n Y. ave. n. 2ss2.
CHERRYDALE, VA. nr. troll. rms. brf..
mod. lge. lot. good buy. $500 STONE
4 FAIRFAX. 1342 N. Y. NJ. 3223.
Mt. RAINIER, MD, rms. bung.. mod..
nr. cars. %, $50. Cash, $500. STONE q
FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. ave. N. 2sa2.
mod. rm buns.. lot e0I2so. 81, 500.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. n.
2s32.
COTTAGE CITY. ND. 5000. . Tn. q b..
ami. chicken coop, Ice. lot. J. d. Gar
man. Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
MCLEAN. VA, trolley. Arm. bung., gar,
225x27l. fruit. shrubbery. $500. STONE
4 FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. n. 5l2I.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-s rooms and bath: |:
elec. It's: h. W. h.: gar for cars: SIS. 900.
Mckeever 4 Goss. l405 I st. NV.
WASH. HEIGHTs-I2 rooms and . baths;
a. m. E.; buiIt-in gar; so, 500.
McKeeyer Goss, 1905 st. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Is %. 18th st: 3
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McKeever & Goss. 1905 ! ct. nv.
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REALTY CO.. 728 14th ct. nv. II. se39.
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1907 ". Y. ave. N. I166.
ONTARIO PLACE ER 18TH. Residential;
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14o7 n. Y. ave. n. l1es.
MILITARY RID, acres; facing Rock creek
Park; Zoe per II. Louis p. Shoemaker.
1901 N. 7: ave. n. l1ee.
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Motions

Renz VS. Grass: Sullivan and
simon-Davis and Beall, attys.
Q Cannon VS. Cannon; Darr,
attys.
schwickardi VS. Kemp-Giesy
-Brandenburg attys.
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/ Snow VS. Eichberg- Benton. Attys.
McGlue-Hudson.
2 Frosch VS. Sommers. Attys, NAL
Ian & Boyd-Newmyer.
. Campbell VS. Wash Gaslight Co.
Attys, Hill. Richardson q Shreve-
Minor. Galley & Rowland. CraighiIl
& Tibbs.
Dooiittleg VS. Eckels. Attys.
Esher-wampfer.
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No session. Court adjourned from
day to day.
Assignment for May .. 1921. Spe-
cial assignment. 34S5 Potomac Elec
Pwr Co VS. Public Utilities Commits
sion ct al. John S. Barbour-C. H.
Syme & F. H. Stephens, attys.
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Lawsuits Filed.

6564l Mathodios Metoxopoulos "
st Constantine and Helen Greek
Community. Damages; breach Of
contract: $1,000. A. d. Smith and
Kate p. johnson. bttys. for plf.
65642 McLachIen Banking Corp "
Alice F. Mcclure, appellant; appeal
J. H. Bilbrey. atty for appellant.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03

Among the best grasses adapted
for growth in the southern part OF
Alabama would be the following: On
damp soils try mixture of 10
pounds lespedeza, 8 pounds red top.
pounds carpet grass, and 2 pounds
white clover. Lands on which this
mixture is seeded should be free
from standing water, and in fact the
water table should not come within
more than.12 to Is inches of the sur
faee,of the ground except in seasons
Of the year when there has been a
heavy rainfall. Dallis grass can pc
used to good advantage in-the- ABOVE
mixture, but we have not found 1t
as satisfactory as lespedeza or car
pet grass. Red top is OF course suit
ed to the clayey Soils and white. Clio
yer to the more fertile areas. Giant
Garnet grass and Knot grass do very
wei, in places where the land is too.
wet for the above mixture: Giant
CARPET grass in particular is well
suited to heavy clay soils. A very
good pasture for certain south Geor--
gaa clay hills is the following: 10
pounds lespedeza, and pounds car
pet grass. If the soil is rich and
red in color Bermuda grass may be
used instead of carpet grass. IT
hogs are to be grazed on the land
Bermuda grass will prove especially
desirable. Where the soils are OF
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II HENS LAYING
J 221 EGGS A MONTH
Almost Gave Up Raising Chickens.
Then She Tried This Plan.

- - = = r. A
!. ..When / first tried Don Sung. was get
ting 1 or eggs every other day. Inc ne, next ea,
mouth, using Don Sung, my II hens laid -
eggs. / almost quit raising chlcKens, pu'
r. g. Young, Bellefonte, Pa.
You can easily start your hens laying ana
keep them laying, even In coolest winter
To prove 1t, try this:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch re-
suits for one month. If you don't find tnar
It pays for itself and pays you good profit
besides; tell us and your money VIII De
cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laying) 10 a
scientific tonic and conditioner. 1t is easily
given in the food, improves the hens health
and makes hens stronger and more active. 1t
Is guaranteed to get the eggs, no matter how
cold or wet the weather.
- Dom Sung can be- obtained promptly from
youg druggist or poultry remedy dealer. or
send SOC for package by mail prepaid.
Burial Digger Co., PA Columbia bldg, In
dianapoliss- nd.--tAdvertisement9 -
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For the Clock

You can keep your clock in better
condition if you'll put bit of cot
ton soaked in paraffin in the bottoza
of the vase. Remove it in day or
two and you will find that it has
absorbed a great deal Of dust.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03

Hurry mother! Even a sick child
loves the ''fruity" taste of Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" and it never fails
to open the bowels. A teaspoonful
today may prevent sick child to-
morrow. If constipated, bilious, few
erish, fretful, has cold, collie, or if
stomach is sour, tongue coated,
breath bad, remember good cleans
ing of the little bowels is often all
that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children
Of all ages printed on bottle. Moth
er! You must say California" or
you may get an irni RI
"a HUarfi or, r \
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03
The TRIALS OF
A HOUSEWIFE
How Thew Have Been Endured and How Overcome By
Lydia {. Pinktams Vegetable COMPOUND
Experience of a Providence Woman
Experience Of Providence Woman

Providence, r. Ter took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for female trouble and backacha.
Itbegan just after my baby was born,
and / did the best / could about get.
ting my work done, but ] had awful
bearing down pains so I could NOT
stand on my feet. I read in the papers
about Lydia E. Pinkham g Vegetable
Compound and the good it was doing
other women, and I have got dandy
results from it and win always rec
ommend it. You can use these facts
as testimonial if you wish. Mrs.
HERBERT L. CAsSEN, 18 Meni Court,
Providence, r. I.
Ohio woman for three years
could hardly keep about and
do her hOusewOrk she was SO I'LL.
Made well by Lydia r.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound:
Fayette, O.-"For about threeyears
Twas verynervous and had backache,
sideache, dragging down pains, could
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03

- I am printing this letter you
wrote hoping you may get
into communication through the
Tri-Weekly, with the relatives
of your friend, Mrs. Osborne.
/ feel sure If any Of the read
ers know these people they
will gladly furnish you with the
desired information regarding
them. May good luck be yours.