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Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Church

Corner Of Adams stree and Third
avenue. Services win be as follows:
Sabbath school, $3.50 a. m; Professor
d. f. JantZen, superintendent.
Preaching, II a. m. Sermon by Rev,
George +. Horst of Chicago. Theme,
MEMS Work" Evening services at
Z 30. Sermon by the pastor, DR.. Odell.
Theme, THE ALI Seeing God" The
chorus choir, under, the direction Of
Mrs Bessie Fox Davis, will sing at
the morning service Gloria" by Mo-
zart, and at the evening service "The
Lord Is My Shepherd" by MacFar-
ren. Evening offertory solo, open
the Gates of the Temple" by Knapp,
will be sung by Mrs. Harold Singer
Mrs. Davis will sing a gospel solo
after the sermon. Junior EndeaVor
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
METHODIST
80 Mn4LaI.-, -


Nofhcr Second avenue and Monroe.
3ahieS =. Stavely pastor. Office in
the church. Phone 47S1.
@ sunday school at $50 a. M. j. o.
season, -, superintendent. Glasses for
an ages. Everyone welcome
ne church service at II o'clock
VIII be one of unusual interest and
Importance. Everyone is urged to
come The subject OF Or. Stavely's
sermon will be There Is Great Need /:
But Greater Lord" The choir will
sing Gentle, Holy Saviour"
: Junior league at o'clock; Epworth
League at $3.50 Topic, IAN Interna-
tlonal Opportunity and Obligation"
Leader, Miss Hassie Sexson.
~ Evening service at 1880. Sermon
! ~ the pastor: Onward" Anthem
by the choir "Just for Today" Cab
hotD Miss Islay Rogers will sing
Behold the Master" (Hammond).
Central Methodist Church
The church with a heart in the
heart of the city. Corner of Central
and Monroe streets. Cecil NJ Aker,
pastor; Bryan II. Keathley, associate
pastor; b. f. McGough, financial sec
retary.
The pastor will preach Sunday
morning on "The Hindrances to
tOWeI. IneIe VIII De speClal music
under the direction of Miss Bess
Barkley.
There VIII be evangelistic services
Sunday night. In addition to the
special music by the choir, there will
be an evangelistic song service di-
rected by Bryan H. Keathley. All in
terested cordially invited.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45.
The boys department meets at the
same hour at the Y! M. G. A.
The Junior League meets at 2:20
and the intermediate and Senior
leagues meet at $50.
The associate pastor win preach at
the Lincoln school house at IL a. m.
and at the Wilson school house at 4
p. M; the Capital Sunday school at
p. m. Public cordially invited to at
tend all these services.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
EPISCOPAL
Trinity Cathedral


William Scarlett, dean. The cathe-
dral is situated at the head Of First
ave nue. on Roosevelt street. Services
for Sunday as follows: Holy COM
munion, a. M; church school, 9:45;
high school Bible class, 10; adults
Bible class, 10; morning Sc rvice, II;
Cathedral club, g. evening service, S.
The Rev. DIR. Greer of New York
will preach at the morning service.
Dean Scarlett will preach at the
evening service, and MIR. Arthur j..
Smith will give an organ recital.
The Cathedral choir win sing the
following programs:
Morning Service
Organ prelude, Lament John T. West
Professional hymn, Jesus Shall
Reign.
Nenite, In D. D.............,....t tlagler
TIE Deum, In F. F....,....... Schllllng
Benedictus .................. .Chant
Hymn, In the Cross Of Christ |
Glory.
Anthem, Praise the Lord .Randegger
Recessional hymn, God Is Working
His Purpose Out.
Organ postlude, Festive March. Smart
Evening Service
Organ prelude
Professional hymn, Jesus Shall
Reign.
Bass solo
T. w. Pearson
Hymn, Where cross the Crowded
Ways of Life.
Anthem, Praise the Lord. .Randegger
Organ recital
/. The Question
The Answer 49,. .Wolstonholme
2. Andante Cantabile (from
Fourth Organ Symphony
Widor
3. Ninuette (from Overture to
Samson) ........H Handel
Recessional hymn. God Is Work.
ing His Purpose Out.
Organ postlude.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

The Church of the Brethren. 1929
Grand avenue. wishes to announce its
services for the week as follows:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock in the
morning. Preaching at II, The
theme win be: THE Highway of
Holiness" Isaiah 35:S. Brother
Thomas will preach. This is mission
ary Sunday. Come.
The Christian Workers will meet
at 6;45 in the evening An interest
ing program was rendered last Sum
day evening. The young people are
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

p. m. Senior and intermediate En-
deavor meetings at $50. All Pres
byterians and strangers in the city
are welcome to all these services.
Mexican Presbyterian
. At 623 Second avenue. Pastor v.
Moreno, missionary.
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
2:15 p. m.--Autos leave for camp
meeting Mr. T. A Spaulding, leader
4:30 p. m.-Plaza popular meeting
$50 p. nc. u. Society meeting.
1880 D. m--Evening worship. Ser
mon by Mr.. Moreno on THE Value Of
Prayer"
Watch us grow! LET us go to
work and fix that roof right away"
said a stranger to our pastor the
other day Thank you, kind friend,
for your gift.
Wednesday, 7.3o p. m.--Studies on
The Stewardship Of Possessions"
Thursday-Camp meeting day with
the Rev. f. $. Gaddis.
Our c. f. Society registered five
delegates for the convention.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

nobly responding under Sister Lam
dess efforts. The topic for discus
sion is, our Marching Orders" "
Mark 16:15-16: also lisa. so. Preach
ing at s. Theme, "The Philippian
Jailer,' Acts 16:2S-29.
Tuesday evening at 1880, teachers
meeting Let each teacher try to
make this meeting interesting by be-
ing present and lending their aid.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880. A general invitation is ex-
tended. Come and work with US in
these meetings. THE Spirit and the
Bride say come" Rev. 22:17.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Victorious Life" meetings. Mr..
Plunkett comes to us with a message
that is timely for the church people
of today. He will tell us the Bible
way of living a Christian life in the
power of the spirit. Meetings begin
Sunday at II a. m. and every night at
1880. The public is cordially invited.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m with
William Hirschy In charge Young
Peoples NEE ting at $50 p. m. John
r. Lunby, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
CHRISTIAN
central Christian Church

Located at corner of Central ave-
nue. and Mckinley street. z. Y. Pen
dleton, pastor.
Bible school, 9:45 a, M; Christian
Endeavor. 6:15 p. m. Lords Supper
and preaching at IL a. m. and 80
D. m. Morning subject, zeal for
Gods House" Evening subject,
"Three Heroes of Faith"
Milton Rasbury is in charge OF the
music. Norma Rasbury. pianiste.
The program for Sunday morning in
cludes the following:
Pre- lude, Andante ..........Sc Schubert
Anthem
Choir
Offertory, The Brook. ......... Mack
Baritone solo, There Is Green Hill
Far Away .....,...........G .Gounod
Edward r. Falls
Postlude, Blest Be the Tie That
Binds.
Longfellow Mission
There viii be Bible school at the
Longfellow school building, Eight
eenth street and East Adams, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Emerson Mission
Sunday school will be held at the
Emerson school building, Seventh
street and Palm lane, Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Arizona School of Music, North
Central avenue. Sunday service at
II a. m. and p. m.
Subject of the lesson sermon:
Mind"
Sunday school at 9:45. The
Wednesday evening testimonial and
experience meeting is at o'clock.
The reading rooms maintained by
this church are located in the Heard
building on Central avenue, entrance
room 410. and are open every week.
day from $50 a. m. to p. M, eX-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

ce pit on Monday and Wednesday they
close at p. m. At these rooms a
welcome is extended to the public,
and the Bible and authorized Chris
tian Science literature may here be
read, borrowed or purchased as de-
sired.
All are cordially invited to attend
church services.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
CONGREGATIONAL
First connrenationaI

Located at Willetta and Second
streets. Take Indian School cars.
Rev. G. d. Yoakum, minister. Phone
1886
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching service at IL. The pastor
will preach on why l DO Not Be-
lieve in the Second Coming of
Christ"
Mrs Mcmillan will be IN charge of
a nursery during the church hour for
the accommodation Of parents with
small children.
The Pilgrim Bible class meets at
80 Sunday evening: Miss Dorothy
Roeser, president; Miss Deborah
Brown, secretary. Led by the pastor.
Music for the morning service:
Prelude, Cradle Song ........ .Barilli
Miss De borah Brown
Anthem, Do Not Ask, o Lord Spross
Double Quartette
Soprano solo, o Rest in the Lord
q ................... Morse
Mrs. II. Alden Enyeart
We most cordially invite the public
to these services.
Neiuhborhood Congregational Church
Ernest r. Bellingham, pastor.
Church school at 10 a. m. II. Austen,
superintendent. The week day activ-
tiles of the church school are carried
on by an active Boy Scout organiza-
tion, two groups of Camp Fire girls
and an older boys organization. Cubs
and Bluebirds are being organized
for children under IL.
Morning worship at II. The young
er children are invited to attend the
kindergarten in the primary room at
the same hour.
The four Christian Endeavor soei-
cites meet at p. m.
West Side Church School
y This school meets in Jackson school
evedy Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss A. Chapman, superintendent.
Union Congregational Church
sunday school meets at 1880 every
sunday morning. Glasses for ALL
The Christian Endeavor society at
T o'clock Topic for the evening is:
1.-THE Sources of Happiness" Service
in charge of the young people OF the
church.
Evening service at 7:45. Prayer
meeting on Friday evening at 1880.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
LIGHT ElcTloN

"That fellow makes a living writ
ing light fiction" said Smith.
"Really?' replied his friend HE
doesn't look like literary chap"
Hes not" answered Smith. He
makes out the accounts for an elect
ric light company"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Meets every Lords day. Singing
at 10 a m; Bible class at TO-: 30;
at 1l:15 by II. NJ. Collins.
You are cordially invited. Corner
Tenth and Grand avenues.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

the Bible has to say on the subject.
Mr. Boyd will take up the Bible texts
which show just how the Lord VIII
make His appearance. When all the
evidence Is seen in it's clear light all
will see that the coming of our LORD
is the most desired and reasonable
hope for the world. All will pray
with new zeal and earnest desire,
THY kingdom come, Thy will be
done.''
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
MISSIONARY
Missionary Church

Missionary Church
Corner Tenth and Fillmore streets.
Beginning Sunday, February 10,
Rev. ID. r. Plunkett, formerly of
Lima, Ohio. will conduct a series of
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

In Caesars time. Alsace- Lorraine
formed part Of Of ancient Gaul.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

First Penteeostal Assembly of God
Located at Eighth and East Wash
ington streets. Ernest r. Polhemus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
pcnings of tho day before. bu. OF

pcnings OF tho day before. but OF
immediate events.
Plans providing for tho installation
OF this transmitting station also
call Tor receiving station Gamble
OF bringing the music and other feu-
lures Of tho big broadcusting sta
tons of Pittsburgh. Newark. Spring
Held. Detroit and scores of others IN
Richmond. y method Will BIO worked
out whereby the public. in such
groups as are practical. at their gath.
crihE places. Will be given an oppor-
tunity of hearing them.
Due TO the genius Of radio enrin-
ecrinE. the installation OF radio ont
hts IN tn" home has assumed lcss or
the complicated. highly technical ele
m"nts that prevented It's adoption
previously. Receiving sets for the
reception Of concerts all over I'M.
country are being manufactured I'm
large quantities at extremely moJer-
ate prices For the past several
months the demand for this aDpor.,
us has been far in c2ccgy of tho SIM
ply. and orders are accumuIo,in,,
which VIII take months to MI. Rich
'h"h"' according to Representatives.
is very fortunate In having avail
ahl" supply OF outfits for "a Ii,ni,ca
number of enthusiasts.
folic" of New York civ and chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

cago are now equipped with pocket
radio outfits, whereby they are ublo
to Keep In iconstant communication
with headquarters. Automobiles.
airplancs. ocean liners. submarines
anu all manner OF conycyances have
made use OF radio for years. Com
mcrciai houses throughout tho coun-
try-onc In Richmond--nrc not only
heeping In touch with statesmen and
'''oers' but are using radio as Il,
"cahs OF direct advertising appeal
me virginia Railway and Power
company Is now erecting :: receiving
SCI Tor use in obtaining accurate
'nhc Signals FOR their dcIIratc ma
chihery at the Twelfth Strcot pluu,
jewelers. have been uoinI. Iil,cwi..
'or 'e"rs Several days ago one OF
Hichmonds clubs Installed n got for.
'hc entertainment of it's mcmbcrs
thousands Of amateurs about pich-
"ohd carry on conversations I'm
phone ana telegraph daily and night.
~. To The Times Dispatch and III,
Evening Dispatch belong tho dis
tnciivc pleasure of opening the field
In virginia for the use Of radio I'm IN
FORMING its patrons OF the news of
The day. not the morning or afternoon
after. but the exact minute The han
p"ninR occurs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
SECOND FLOOD WARNING
IS ISSUED At MEMPHIS
L. S. Weather Bureau Revises
lis Predictions Regarding
High Water.
hundreds az Acres Of Farm Land
Along rnllnhntchic iu Mi>si.>ippi.
Unprotected 10y Lc>cc>. Are sub
merged by HRrkwntcr.
tHy Associated rrcss :

MEMPHIS TENN March 20
I Heavy rains Saturday nigh, and
sunday in The Ohio and Central Mis-
s.ssjppi Valleys caused the United
states Weather Bureau here to re
wise its predictions regarding food
water here. and second warning
was issued by J. Ii. Scott. loca! tore
caster. in which he said the gauge
here would reach for,y-onS feet
WITHIN "a week and n:ty-one Zee, at
Helena. Ark. Tonight the river here
had almoS; reached the thirty s'x-
700, stage
United states and Icvee engineers
anticipate 10 danger from the flood
thls year. Tho Mississippi is now n,
between cairo, III. and Helena, Ark
l.. y. Kerr. assistant United States
engineer hero. said thar levees in
both the Memphis and Helena dis
,r!ctS are in condition TO stand
nt;y fee; OF water without tho least
danger
Tho =. Francis levce extending
along the Arkansas shore from the
Missouri line 10 s. Francis River.
is in excellent condition. Harry y.
Pha'r. engineer for tho =; Francis
lcvcc board announced today. Every
part OF tho l70-nlilc strip is in good
condition except abou; twenty miles
on the lower end. where improve
Pharr said. since the disastrous
hoed Of isi5 this strip OF lcvce has
been raised seven feet and the base
doubled II Width Engineers are
patroling our ievces from end Ia
end" Mr. Fharr added and So con-
;!dent are thu farmers that they VIII
hold that they are going ahead with
their piowin; and planting
Presidents Island opposite Mem
ph!s. is almost submerged. ana All
'hc smaller islands from Cairo South
are now under water, according TO
reports reaching her
Hundreds OF acres OF Farm land
along the Taliahatchie River. in Mis-
sissirpi, which were UNPROTECTED By
levcss. have been submerged by
ga ~ "at"r, reports reaching here to-
day stated. Most OF this land Is To-
Gated in creek bottoms Cotton lands
in N" Mississippi. delta ar" al!
protected and Will not bc affected by.
tho flood
\ few more refugees from tho
lowlands arrived here today. uut
most OF tho dwcliers in unprotected
areas sought refuge ON higher
ground last week. moving their live
stock and other possessions to safety.
Reports reaching here indicate that
backwat"rs are cutting into the high
ways At number OF points IN this
! territory. making travel dangerous.
Railroad traffic has not been affected.
and all tho lines entering Memphis
report that their roadbeds are well
| protected.
one or two ~ tho stoaInbOa: lines
announced that th"y had taken on "a
pnrt Of their boats until food
waters suhside on account Of The
difficulty in making landings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
COL. MUTT MAKES
BOOZE SEIZURES IN
20 SQUARE MILES
con,lnued From Fir,t rNgcD

'"''""'" l'''' - go
ersons. Tn" prisoners later APP
3"af"d before United States Com
missioner Graham. who required
ends OF 500 each.
In MS report 10 Commissioner
hayneS' Colonel Mutt said his agents
nad h"on directed /" hooheGsers
with Tho same franNncsS hat ro-
o." officer would direct stranger,
ana that th"y had purchased liquor
AT various Hi"'"s. even winning II
rs r''z"S OF punchhonrds' In som"
asses, he added. the boctlcggers had
siV'n bankers as references aud in
Two Instances after negotiations
were closed leading hank"r. held the
purchase in trust and signed con-
tracts to mat effect
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MOVIE CENSORSHIP
BODY IS COMPLETE
Confined From riri. ravc.D

Continued From Fir'. Page
tn" positions To the satisfaction OF
tn" public aud to the business in
tcrcsts concerned The appoiut""s. IT
WAS pointed out last night. ar" two
mon and ono woman OF education
and literary. artistic and business
ability. who will dcvut" their time
bo shown on tho screen in virginia.
They are known not To be too mar
row nor too broad in their views.
and for that reason 1t - believed
that the frs, commission In pass on
movies In Virginia Will equal. Il not
surpass. the personnel Of l!kc COM
missions In other States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

Jazz to the wabash Blues" played.
perhaps. BY New York's most popular
orchestra
So much for the domestic and So
ciai side Of the picture The transit
ton from night to day cnsucs The
pussy man In the business marts OF
inc bustling city listens In" on the
DAYS market reports and the base
o"ii scores; the ;iller of the soil. on
Important happenings in the life OF
'"e world the seafarcr. on storm
warnings and general wcuthcr re
ports.
ihc matter of Installing n broad
castlhG station which would trans
mt news and other features of in
,er"st 10 every family or Individual
equipped for It's reception has bc,n
under advisemcnt for many months.
Engineers representing the manufac-
tur"rs. who are experiencing the
most sensational rush on their goods
III IN" history Of radio. last nigh, an
h"hhcod that they would very short
~ De able to supply the required in
strhinents and advised tho Immediate
erection OF the available cauipmert
Result of Mnrconrs Effort.
FROM the rather humorous at
tempt OF Marconi less than Il quarter
OF Il century ago. the field Of radio
mas. within the past few years. as
Sun"d a commercial Significance
which an essentially public service
corporation can i'll afford to disrc-
gard Particularly Is this true OF a
business whose purpoSn is m. dis
sem ina ton OF news, not only Of hap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

Grubort continue his duties In nn en-
deaVor to secure different attitude.
This Grubert did. Director Fulwiler
SAID but failed I'm arriving at II
chanKe OF mind. and Informed Mr..
Fuiwiler that he believed he would
resign. to Resume his duties as clerk
In the c. Il o. Offices at S,aunton.
All Richmond was ngog last night
over thc cleanup cdict declared to
nave been Issued by Commissioner
nay hcs. which would call for Il
wholesale investigation OF Illicit
liquor manufacturing AMI bootleg
EinE activities In tho more import
amt cities OF Virginia. Commissioner
haynes order was accepted as an In
dication OF his belief that this Is :.
state III which widc-open violations
OF the prohibition law are common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
ESTABLISH FIRST
PUBLIC SERVICE.
STATION IN STATE
Continued FROM Flrst Page.


!"r dress shirt studs. no frantic FUN
bling with tho elusive hooks 'rhH
mountain il brought TO Mohammcd.
Dad discards his high shoes for his
comfy carpet slippers. Mother keeps
on the hous" fr0ck that becomes her
50 VOL. and. without stirring 81 foot
beyond their own portals. tho two
are entertained By tho talent OF tho
ago.
rae younger sets hour strikes.
Jack and JlI wherever they may be,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
Northern and Souihcr n
Armies Face Each Other
on Border.
BUT SPARK is NEEDED
Erin Like Powder Magazine
Ready for World-Shock-
ing Explosion.

United News staff Correspondent
LONDON. March 2O.--Armcd forces
OF Ulster ana .he troops OF the Irish
provisional government ARE within
rife shot OF each other. masscd along
the border line and advancing yard
ny yard TO "a uoin: whore collision
seems inevitable
So tense Is the situation that only
some inciden; along ;ho line is ueccs-
sary 20 turn the entire border into
zone - flaming warfare. The occa-
sional rattle ot machine guns and
Intermittent fire by snipcrs cpNs,i-
tu;c q continual threat. whH" back
- the lines the destruction OF bridges
and trench building along 'hy hish-
ways is proccodinS with all tho al
sineerine efficiency Of trained armies
lister Almost Isolated.
Ulster AZ This moment is almost
Isolated from tho south. Both sides.
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Depends on Enlw,Icr Report.

ny 3fNNNOVINtrW ITlNSS.
WASHINGTON. March 2O.--Wit-
liam Grubert. attached 10 the Staun-
ton. Va. prohibition enforcement Of
flee. whose name has hccn mentioned
III connection with disclosures re-
garding the operation 6f an Illicit
stu there. has submitted his rcslgna-
tlon. Commissioner Haynes am
nounccd today. Action by prohibit
ton headquarters upon the d,s-
closures will depend upon rccommcn-
datious Ia be made by Federal Pro-
h!hition Director Fulwilcr. ot Nir-
Einia. Mr.. Haynes added.
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NEW YORK. March 2O.-pau y.
.r'Eaih tonight issued a statement
DENYING he eyer had said. rs senator
horah quoted him in tho Senate, tina,
there was an "uuwri;tcn agreement '
mat the United States and Grea,
h'!t"in should act together IN an
emergency IN the Pacific"
Their" Is not the r.mutcst foun-
dnt!on .or the statement reported to
have been made by Senator Bnrah IN
u" senate. In which my name was
used ne said Il, is pure romance.
cannot make my denial TOO strong
ana uncgutvocal"
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Continued from First Page
resulting from Secretary Hughes it,
t!on in submitting Il request tina; tho
United states receive II share in Ger
man separations payments already
made TO cover maintenance Of tn"
armies on tho Rhine.
II was insisted. however that the
step was not a direct result Of those
negotiations. since complete with
drawal was forecast before the note
calling attention TO the American
bill IN excess of s2tl,ooO.00O OH this
account. was transmitted
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NO Development, I'm staun,on.

special Ia The Times dispatch.
SrACNTON. VA. March "o.-Todar
saw no developments in the TiSdalc
whisky scandal. except tn" Assoc
ciat"d Press dispatch announcing the
resignation OF William y. irubcrt.
ON the staff OF Robert \. Fulwll"r.
Federal prohibition commissioner for
virginia Seen here this afternoon.
MIR. Grubert. when asked for a state
m"nt. maintained the silence that Ia"
has kept since Tisdalc implicated
him IL the whisky company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
lNGROWN TOE NAIL.
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that few
drops OF "Outgro" upon the skin sur.
rounding the ingrowing nall reduces
inflammation and pain and so tough.
ems the tender. sensitive skin under
meath the toe natl. that II canno
penetrate the fees. and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night
'Outgro" Is harmless antiseptis,
manufactured for chiropodists How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store n tiny bottle containing direc-
lions AiYe r. isn M on,