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STANDARD OILS
LEADERS ON CURB

NEW YORK July 11.-Standard Oil
issues were the leaders Of the curb
market again today. Much of the in
spiration fer the buying in this group
was said to come from Standard Oil
headquarters direct. At all events,
there was another remarkable demon
stration in Standard OIL of Indiana
and an all-around advance in other
members of the Standard Oil group,
including Prairie Oil and Gas. I'm
perial~ Oil of Canada, International
Petroleum, which was. unusually .ac-
tive, selling above %: Standard OIL of
kentucky and Standard OIL Of New
York
Southern States Oil was not affect
ed one way or another by the an
nouncement that one Of its subsid-
iaries. Columbia Petroleum. had com
pleted a 10000. 00o-foot gas well on
the Robertson lease, in Garvin coun-
ty. Okla. and that the Lone. Star Gas
Company was taking 16.000p00 cubic
feet Of this gas daily.
Mexican Seaboard issues were help
ed by statements Of q reassuring ma
ture regarding the company's hnan
At the beginning of the fiscal year,
it was said, Mexican Seaboard had
$2,430,700 in cash and S2,500,000 In the
reserve account, total of $4,930,70O,
exclusive of the July earnings to
date. The market for Skelly OIL
around and just above IL was evil
IDENTIFY being prepared for the new
issue of stock that will be brought
out by q syndicate Wednesday. This
issue amounts to- 105,800 shares and
will be offered for subscription at $12
share.
Teoaccn Products new A stock did
rather better, and so did United
States Retail Candy. Gillette Safety
Razor rose over point to around its
pr. fe9s high. Todd Shfpbnildins
and Goldwyn Pictures were steady.
Hayes Wheel got above 30 again, and
there was ssome demand at slfghtly
higher prices for Packard Motors.
There was no feature of conse-
quences In the mining section.
In bonds the New York Central re-
funding 5s: offered to public this
morning, were dealt in DIT a slight
premium. The offering price was
94h and the bonds sold up to 94X.
Mexican government 4s.s.,whfch had
been dropping steadily for week
past~ saaddenly encouatered Support.
Fnst ~ y II : 81
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MUCH BETTER TONE
TOSTOCK TRADING
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Sharp recov-
cry in the continental exchanges and
in foreign government securities was
the chief incident in the financial
situation today.
AZ against their low of 1907 cents
on Saturday. French francs got we'll
above the Scent level. German
marks got up to 21-hundreths of a
cent from their low of 1Sii hun
dredthS.
These rallies were accompanied by
a rebound Of point to two points
in Belgian bonds and a moderate inn
Ifcvement in French issues.
This was hardly to be set down to
any change in sentiment in financial
circles regarding the German posi-
tion with its possible consequences
for the rest of Europe.
Rather. the upturn In tire exchanges
was incident to the enormous specu
latfon for the decline which has been
going on in German and French cur
rencics The stage was at length
reached, as it always is In a specula-
tive market, where the short inter-
est became oyereXtcnded.
It was short covering. along with
a little speculative buying based up
on the idea, that foreign conditions
might not turn out as bad as they
seemed at the moment, that was
responsible for the advance in ex-
change rates. rs
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DRY GOODS HOLD FIRM.

NEW YORK. July II tSpeciaD.-
Bargain hunters found little success
in the dry goods market today. Mills
and commission houses remained eX-
ceedingly Arm in their demands and
price levels were maintained gem
orally throughout the list. Trading
was inactive in the standard print
cloth constructions. but So and 9A
cents could be considered the market
for 3SE Inch 64x60s and 39-inch
6sx72s. respectively. Sheetings were
quiet and a trifle softer in tone. The
activity in voiles diminished, but
there were inquiries for drills. twills
and sateans A tendency of cutters
up to take profits in denims bought
at lower figures than now prevail
was reported.
The. raw silk market showed some-
what more life, but the tone was soft
In reflection of dullness in Yokohama.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. July II Omitted States
bureau of markets). = Cattle - Re
ceipts. 1900 head: dry fed beef steers
and butcher she stock, firm: spots
strong: other grades and classes gem
orally steady; top beef steers. 1910;
bulk beef steers. 9.0Oa10.O0; bulk cows
and heifers, 3Ja765: Gamers and
cutters largely. 290a3S5: bologna
bulls mostly. 5.Goa5.25: bulk veal
calves. 9.O0a9.25. early: outsider paid
up to 1000 for choice handyweight
calves
Hoss-Receipts. 10000 head; active
ON better grades: mostly 10 to Is
higher: bulk good butchers. 1O5Oa
1925: mixed and packing grades,
SLOW; few sales strong to 10 higher;
top. hoo: pigs strong to 25 higher:
mostly 9.50a10.25: heavyweight. 1O.4Oa
1915: medium. 10.65a11.0e: light. 1890
a11.00; light light. 10.25a109o; pack-
ing sows. smooth, S.75a9.40: packing
sows. rough, s.o0as.75; killing pigs,
9.50a10.35.
Sheep-Recefpts. 5000 head; sheep
steady; native lambs steady, 25 lower;
westerns mostly 25 lower: top native,
25; best Idahos. 1850; feeder lambs
held higher; bid steady at 1915; Ida
no yearlings. breeding ewes, 1875;
native breeding ewes mostly, 7.00a
$50.
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TOTAL SALES (Par Value
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Selling checks-dollar values at noon toda.
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FOREIGN BONDS.
WOOL MARKET is DULL.
Filling-In Business About All in
Boston Market.

BOSTON, July IL (SpeciaD.-
Seasonal dullness again held the
wool market in its grip today. What
business was done was Of the filing
in character or in transfer Of wool
from one broker to another. The
picking up of occasional clips
throughout the west. particularly In
California and the Dakotas continued,
and prices In some instances were
strong.
Some clips in the northwest have
recently brought from 40 to 43 cents
a pound in the grease.
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BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

American Tel. and Tpica IS ala a,a
american Tel. aud EelGa Ilss lm 1ui j.
Am, Tel. aud Tel c-l tr SIS g7I os
Am Eel. and Tel cohv is ia 1r5
AnacGstIa and Po omac 5s SS an
Anacostia and Potomac guar. is SIS M
q. aud +. Teller hone .,s g6
IL and p Tel. OF Va 5s 91i,
kapital Traction X. H. Js y7it asi
fifty and Suburban -s 81
tieorgetown Gas iSt :,s X,
metropolitan Il. L. 5S 07
lsotoma" Electric LIST lS n5r. AZ
Potomac Electric cons Is gtis on;
Ihtomar Electric deb lis .IaI rua
1totonlac Electric Pow. z ~ IS 3oa 1no
Tot. E!ec- Pow. e. III. 4 ref Is IUil, 1n1r.
Wash. Alex. & Mt Yer is u "s
Wash. Baltic. and An Js ~
Washington Gas JS....... 92a. ~
Washington Gas 1i:s.... I,l 1n,E
Washington REy. and Flee Is II IiI
Wash. Rwy. and E9ec. e ~ is !laI 1tu
.s7 MISCELLANEOUS
Riggs Realty IS tiungI. w ~
Riggs Realty rs islinr;l 80 Us
". N. Cold Storage is. Al
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DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July II tSpeciaD.-
Poultry-Live spring chickens, lb.,
3Sa40; small to medium, 3Oa36;, white
l<eghorns, 2sa35: old, hens. 26a27;
small and white Legh4rns, 23a25: old
roosters, .15a16. Ducks. 1Sa20; spring
ducks 25. Pigeons. pair, 80.
Eggs Qoss off)-Native~ and nearby
firsts. doz.. "a southern, 22a23.
Bntter-Creamery, fancy. lb.. asa
80; prints, 40a41; nearby creamery.
s4a36; ladies'. 29a30; rolls. 25a27:
store packed dairy prints, 26a2S;
process butter, SO.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Butter lower;
receipts. 21,10P tubs; creamery, extras,
341a; firsts 32a34; seconds, 30a31;
stndards, 35h.
Eggs higher; receipts, 22,337 cases:
firsts. 22a22h; ordinary firsts. 2aka
2l; miscellaneous. 21ha22; storage
packed. extras, 23h: storage packed,
firsts. 23a23h.
Poultry higher: fowls. IS; broilers.
30a39; roosters, IS.
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LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS GAIN.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 1.-THE
South St. Paul live stock market is
one of the few in the west to show
gains In receipts for the first six
months this year. The report shows
stock have been marketed there this
year than In the corresponding period
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Errata in Bank Statistics,
Washington Stock EXCHANGE

SAI.ES
=. Washington Gas 7Ls-SlOa at Ip4
Potomac Electric cons Js-sl Osl u. a4a.
4 tap'tal Traction-25 at lODI.
a washington Railway and Eiecsric com-nJ
~ II. 10 al ii. - at 81 - at 81 ~ st II
2sa. "'' '''ipahs-- at
& Mersenthaler Linotype at 15OIa.
- AFTER CALL
Washington Railway and Electric. reDersI
6s-SJO1 at 99i..
I, Capital Traction-lO at IO0I.
1c7i.. ''''''" E anu 's'' 'S-S''"o at
y Money-Call LOANS. ja6 per cent
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. July IL ,SpeciaD-
Potatoes. new. barrel. 3.50a425; No.
l5Oa2.25; culls, 1.00a125: bushel.
l-5o. Asparagus, dozen. 2.0ea3.00. No.
:. 1.20a1.S0. Beans, bushel, a5a75.
Lima beans. bushei. 3.O0a325 Beets
hundred. l00a1.a0. Cabbage. hundred
i.a0a4.00. Carrots. hundred. '3O0a4. 90.
Corn: dozen. 15aio. Cucum bers, bask ct
iba50
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FOREIGN BONDS IN "
BETTER DEMAND

NEW YORK, July 11.-Following
Mondays break in the foreign group.
particularly in the French and Bel
gian issues. interest again today
turned chiefly to the price movements
In this section of the bond list
The recovery of continental ex-
change rates was accompanied by
check to the selling pressure against
the foreign loans. French govern
ment ms and SIS rose less than a
point above the final prices of the pre-
ceding day. while Belgian 7tzs and SIS
advanced a point TO two points from
Mondays close.
French municipals and industrial
and railway bonds regained part OF
their losses Sweden 6s were strong.
and SO were the Republic of Chile
issues. Mexican As were reactienary.
The United Kingdom 5i@s con
ffHued in their even course. un-
affected by the fluctuations in the
other foreign<bonds.
The demonstration in the French
and Belgian securities for a day or
so had drawn attention to some ex-
tent from the United States govern
ment war loans. The latter were
stronger today. The market. as -
whole. however. was dun. and there
was no attempt 10 bid up prices in
tiC anu iHduSlTldj SftItDfS.
Trading a quarter point premium
began on the curb exchange on the
new per cent issue of New York
Central, series. c. refunding and inn
provement mortgage gold bonds.
The Offering OF 25,U00.V00 was sue
cessfully foated today at sil. by Il
syndicate headed by J. +. Morgan d
Co The bonds will yield about $50
per cent. The proceeds of this issue
will be used to retire the s25. .0"0
7 per cent collateral trust bonds
which will be called for redemption
on September ]. New York Central
debenture IS held around their high
of los.
Rail Issues Quiet.
Railway bonds generally did little.
Strength appeared throughout the
list, with advances in such issues as
Lehigh Valley 6s, Deleware and Hud-
son convertible SIS up over a point.
Baltimore and Ohio SIS and Pennsyl-
vania SIS. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
adjustments were among the few
which were inclined TO sell off.
Industrials were irregular. Punta
Allegro per cents were a feature at
a half-point gain.
Fisk Tires sinking fund SIS got tn
LOG.
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Export duty on ai1iiine rugs has
been reduced by the Persian council
of ministers from 25 per cent to is
per cent ad valorem, because of pres
ent state Of depression in rug mar
,kets of Europe & H. 3 = Dc,
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NEW YORK, July 11-Forefgn eX-
change steady.
Great Britain. demand, 443ss
cables. 4.43s: thirty-day bills on
banks, 4.AlSs. France. demand, S.03aa
cables. S.04A. Italy, demand. 4.49l2 :;
cables. 4.50. Belgium. demand. 7.65 y /;
cables. 7.6S. Germany. demand, 20 Il !;
cables, .20Ss. Holland, demand, 3S.S2;
cables. 1881 Norway, demand. 1910;
Sweden. demand. 25aS2. Denmark de-
mand. 2i.50. Switzerland. demand.
1915. Spain. demand. 1850 Greece,
demand. 2.90. Poland. demand. .02.
Czechos lovakia. demand. 2S0. irgen-
tine. demand. 1851 Brazil. demand.
1852 Montreal. 9S 1916.
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Ban SILVER QUOTATIONS.

T NEW YORK, July >1i.--Foreign bar
silver. 7oss; Mexican dollars. 54
LONDON, July 11.--Bar silver. 35A d
per ounce. Money, y per cent. Dis
count rates: Short bills, 2a2h per cent
three month. !. 1-l6a2h
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
(Quotaticns furnished by Redmond & Col
DIVIDENDS. j

I. Stock Of Pay
Record able.
Continental Ins. Co. a., 81. June % July II
Fidelity Pheni1 Ins. s-a., $2o'June y July Il
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp,
pf a. 81 10. July ID lug.
United Drug Co., g., lst Pr,
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GLASS Works TO Come.
LABOR COMPLAINT
PROMPTLY DROPPED
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch J


DANNIiLE. VA. Oc1 25.-Assis,-
an; Commissioner o. Labor /. II. Fa!r
took the bun by the horns in tho
police court Tuesday in cases
growing out n: tho issuance last
night .. warrants against three
large tobacco companies here nllcg-
ing violation OF IN. State labor law
The firms proceeded agains, were
the Export Lea; Company. W. y
Willingham and John l. Hughes &
Co. Mr.. Fair. who sworc out the
warrants on the score ;hat these
three arms were working their col
orcd labor longer than the law per
mits, himself asked that they be
dismissed He told the court that
ne had been to tho factories and
had seen an emergency condition
existing and n realization that tho
st0ppag" OF r"dryine plants work
ing Overtime during The present to-
bacCo Elut would have a serious cf-
feet Oh the tobacco market as a
whole ~ the same time warning
was given that the practice should
BE- stopped.
Had tho cases resulted in convic-
lions II is likely that tho effect would
have been to cause sudden drop in
the prices paid for leaf in the action
houses. The larger companies would
refrain from buying until the pres
ent stocks have been dealt with, and
IN tho absence 81 competitive bidding
a serious situation would have re-
suited.
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NAVY DAY CELEBRATION
WILL Be ELABORATE
Virginia. North Carolina and
Maryland Cities Join In
Observance.
Iny AssocIntcl rrcsR. ]

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 2j.-An-
nouncement Of plans for celebration
n Navy Day ,hrourhou, tho Fif,h
Naval District show programs of ex-
'rarrdinarr interest In Virginia.
Maryland and North Carolina
Everything connected with naval
activi'icS xii ht wide open to vis!-
tors The program given out at tho
headquarters OF the FItth Navnl Dis
tric, at tho Hampton Roads Naval
Operating Base today Indicates clab-
crate celebrations on a seal. never
h"tor" attempted In the history OF
Americas hrst line Of defense
Celebrations wiI! be held at Norfolk.
Richmond. Williamsburg. Newport
News. Va Charlotte and Whining
ton. y G.. Baltimore ana other
points
Activities Will center in Nortolk-
at tho naval base and a, the navy
yard-frOm daybreak until nearly
midnight, and both stations viii be-
open TO visitors from s a VI TO s
= NJ on october p
Thor" VIII b" something resembling
al acr!a. circus a. tho naval base.
and f""t % torpedo planes In for
nation wl.l be Aging over Norfolk
all dag The blmr c. VIII also par
ticipate, and observation balloon
VIII be moored
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record !netructne the representative
'n the House OF Delegates 4 T
Pratt 10 vote for the bond issue.
providing tho sam" can hc taken care
IT 10y a sasolin" tax and not placing
any further tax on property.
The highway commission was p.ti-
toned to recommend 10 the Leg isia =
turs at its next session tina, !, take
over tho -roai from Fr"d"ricksburg
TO Richmond via BOWLING Green and
Hanover COURTEOUS" for maintenance
pcrluau"nfly.
Chairman Lyon has written asking
dat" on which commit'"" from
IN" tarolir" Good Roads Associa-
ton may appear aud present their
request Good road advocates are
elnt"d at IN" change In scntimcu; In
Caroline. as this county has hereto
fore been considered one OF IN. most
bitter opponents Of tho road bond
issue In tho state
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BILLY SUNDAY CLUB
HAS 900 MEMBERS


Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch
LYNCfRUkG VA. 90, 26.-The
blly sunday CiGb 81 Lynchhurr has
started it's activities with an enrol!
ment Of some 900 mon and IN. FRS,
public meeting VIII he hold mex,
sunday afternoon. Some nifty OF the
members OF Ia" club HAY" volun.
te"r"d for meetings I'm shop and fac
tory meeting ut noon lunch hour
during this week ana after this week
mon VIII II" assigned ~ tn" extern
sion committee Of th' club Tn. sun
DAY club proposed To- iuclud" man
shops and ;lan's IN its noon meet
ing pians that could no, be- included
In the past hecauyc o. shortage
Of workers.
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Witnessed Accident. Held In JniI.

DANN!l.LD. VA. oct. 2j-E l.
Rogers and { T.. Thompson. ~ At
!anta. are in jail here for no other
"frens" than having Witnessed . uoac-
IS fatal accident three weeks ago.
They are likely TO stay in jail until
January The two men ar. held as
witnesses IN the cas-" ~ II II. Heard.
VII" ran down and injured T. II. Jar.
rctt tn" youths unable TO give
bond. were reinandcl TO Jail as VIA!
witnesses Tor the state. Today tho
preliminary hearing was set for No
vemher g. The next grand jury viii
have completed IT'S lahors by that
time SO that in the event Of tho
Heard cas-" being sent 10 tho grand
jury IL VIII not b. heard until Janu-
AIRY, this meaning that the two VII
nrsscs must remain in jail until then.
b"th men hav" requested the Com
nonwcaith's attorney to release them
on their personal rccoRnizsnCo. but
this has not been done, the State
official declaring that II. canno, run
the risk of IN" removal of the Two
men TO another State.
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tBy Associated Iross,

ASiflNHToN oct 25.--Rcpor,s
mad" By army engineers In the Nor
folk. Va. district with rospcct to i'm =
proponents la the channel from
Hampton Roads To Ncwpor, News. "a
disthnc" .: about three aud one
fourth miles. have been considered by
'hc board Of river AMI harbor enRl-
ne"fH here and viii hc submitted 20
Congress for final decision soon after
that body rccouven"s. Until the pa
p"rs are forwarded to Congress. =,
was said at tho engineer hcadQuar-
t"rs today. tho decision ~ tho rivers
and harbors board would bn held In
strict confidence.
In" work involves deepening AMI
widening tho channel from a thirty
Nv" TO torty-foot depth and from
500 feet 10 greater width. Del.
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BELIEVE ENGINEERS REPORT
FAVORS FORTY-FOOT CHANNEL
Washington Officials, However, Decline to Make Public
Lower James River Improvement Program Tn.
ill Project Is Submitted to Congress-

cations from Norfolk and Newport
N""s recently appealed 10 the eugi-
n""rs. urging their approval for IN.
PROJECT. At that tim" orders wcr.
issued "a tn" district engineers Of
flee 10 rcsurvcy the channel and re-
port.
Army officials cmphatically de-
ciin"d today 20 r"vcal either tho
rcc"miue ndatIons Of tn" distTic, q.
hccrs or tho decision reached bv tho
river and harhhor board IN reviewing
IN" cage. II whS stated. however.
that IN" project would he laid before
congress and this step was held D.
some "ihcihIs as probably frr"CaF.
Ing a favorable rccommc Is.
the engineers. which usually accom-
pan'"s requests FOR congressional an
propr'h'ions for river and harbor
PROJECTS
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starts H.ttcr Lunch Drive.

NCIIBJ 10, w, oct. 25-Dc-
clarine that it Is surprising wha,
lndlrcstiblc food Ia pu; in school
lunches, Mrt. 9. :. Ferguson. Camp
hell County home Demonstration. ha.
started crusade Tor better schoo!
lunches Mrs Ferguson is trying to
arrange that every child may have
4 drink O! milk and an apple dur
INK 'he day for school lunch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct o5.-Over
half million pounds OF tobacco were
sold on the floors Of the local ware
houses last week, according to re-
ports today. The prices averaged
around 80 cents. which Is considered
unusually good for this time OF the
year. The bright tobacco mark t
here this year is expected to be
larger than for many years in the
past.
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Says Ca|ome|
SaIivates and
Loosens Teeth
The Very Next Dose OF this
Treacherous Drug may
Start Trouble

iOu Hn~,s -""' c-.un-v. "a
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel Is oan-
gerous. IL crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cranping and sickeniuR
you. Calomei ATTACKS the oones and
should never be put into your sys-
tcfn-
II you feel bilious. headachy. con.
stipatcd and all knocked out just 60
TO your druggist and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for rev cents
which is IA harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous caiomei. Take
spoonful and II II doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you SICK. you just
go back and get your money.
Don't take caIomel! II makes you
SICK the next day. II loses you n
days work. Dodsons Liver Tone
straightens you right up and you
fee! great. No salts necessary. Give
II 70 the children because IL Is per.
te0.y harmless and can not salivate
ADV.
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QUICKER spcuk. In rIuronno.

FORK UNION. VA. oct. Coon
gresham Harry ST. George Tucker
addressed a large iNimher Of Fluvan-
M citizens Monday. lie scored the
Republican administration for its OK
travaganccs. He expressed the hope
that a Democratic ConKcrss Will be
returned this fall
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Syrup PepsiKs>Helps
Nature Give Relief
ANT FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE

Thon'dnft ~ parents ~. nrkirr
h"'7s,irsS. "Hhcr. ran I Gri d tu,a
,rofihy idratirc that anyone IA N.
family can use uh,n rortt.irI,sip"
I urge you 10 Try Syrup P,pItn
u'u 2irdlr nro-lie a hi>rul free
tn"pIe hottie. sn0ictSnifUr on adequu'.
',tt Urne me ,rh,-, 10 Isri n
idf,ctV DR.. ~. r. CaHfrr>H, SIS
Washington, 81, Monticello. Wmoa.
DO u nO,ci
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clinton G. Moore Made Cnp,nIn.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct. 35.-
Clinton c. Moore, veteran Of tn
Spanish America and World Wars.
Last might was elected captain of
Huntington Rifles National Guard
COMPANY, OF this city. He succeeds
j. T.. wilkins. who was accidentally
drown ed Il short time ago.
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and COal-tar the
form of phcnol
when n natural
vegetable com
pound like DIR.
C.aldwcll's Syrup
Pepsin will do the
work equally well
and without dan
ger. = G o pie
-
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years. Or. Caldwell's Syrup
Pcpsln ia "A compound Of Egyptian
SIENNA and pcpsin with pleasant
tasting aromatics, and does not
cramp or gripc. Every druggist
handles it. and bottles are SO gen.
crous that the cost amounts to
only about cent a dose. You
buy it with the understanding
that if it does not do as claimed
your money will be refunded. The
names Of all the ingredients are on
the package.
Mrs. A. Arceneaux of Orange.
Texas, suffered from constipation
for six years and found no relief
until she took DR.. Caldwcll's
Syrup Pepsin; and Mrs. Gus
Anderson of Ball. X ans. corrected
her bowel trouble so that she now
eats and sleeps normally. Bring
n bottle of DR.. Caldwcll's Syrup
Pcpsln into your own home and
let the family use it for consti-
patton. biliousncss. wind, gas,
headaches. ilatulcncy. and to
break up fevcrs and colds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

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that mercury may salivatc and in
certain conditions loosen the
teeth: that phcnolphthalcin, by
whatever name known and how
ever disguised in candy. may
cause dcrmatitis and other skin
erupt'ons; that salt waters and
powders may concentrate the
blood. dry up the skin and cause
lassitudc.
You can take DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin yourself or give it
to n babe in arms. as thousands Of
mothers do every day, with the
confidence that it is the safest
and best medicine you can use
for constipation and such com
plants. a tcaspoonful will re-
licSe you over night even if the
constipation has been chronic for