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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Oct. 3.-The Womens'
Auxiliary of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church will hold the opening meeting
of the year next Thursday at $50 p.
IN. Mrs. Charles Brown entertaining
the society at her home, A schedule
of the work for the year will be map
ped out.
Mrs. William B. Mock closed her
home in town on Monday, leaving for
Germantown, Pa, to join her friend.
Mrs. Margaret Kemp, with whom she
plans to spend the coming winter.
The members of the Saturday even
Ing Bridge Club Of. Camden and
Wyoming, with other friends motored
Sunday TO Haddonfield. n. j., to be
the guests Of Mrs. Emmie Barnard
Hasson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Graham of
Tyrone, Pa. are guests OF Mrs. Will
liam Graham, who returned home las,
Saturday after a visit OF some weeks
in Philadelphia with her sister, Mrs
George Fisher, End.
Charles Emory was called a few
days ago to his home In Boston by
the death of his wife's father.
Mrs. George NJ. Fisher of Wyomins
entertained the Wednesday afternoon
Bridge Club and other friends at he,
home the past week.
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LEwES PERSONALS.

Lewes, Oct. S.-Captain and Mrs.
Arthur W. Marshall have sold their
Lewes Beach cottage to Mrs. Richard
Reese, OF Wilmington.
Robert Sumwalt who is a guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. Harry Shambers, gave
a musical in the new school audi
forum on Friday evening. He plsved
the violin, and Miss Charlotte Mathew
son the piano. Miss Evelyn Smith was
soloist. The auditorium was we'll filled
with appreciative music lovers.
Mrs l.. P Evans is visiting Mrs
Donal X. Evans at Dewey Beach.
Miss Ella Brereton a clerk in the
Philadelphia postoffice, now retired
Is in Lewes looking for a winter home
Miss Brereton was a Lewes residen,
during her girlhood days. Her brother
lives in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Roman Tammany is entertain.
ing her son, Samuel of Wilmington
Samuel was pay-master at the Ar
Naval District of the L. S. NAVY al
Lewes Beach during the war.
Mrs. John c. Stump, of Los Angeles
Cal. Miss Helen J.. Jones and fathe,
OF Dover spent a part of Fridar viii
Miss Sallie Marshall.
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CHESTERTOwN NOTES.

Chestertown. Md, Oct. 3.-David
Ayres fell from mule at the home of
his uncle, George Lambert, near town,
and fractured his arm.
A. Leon Brown has sold TO Leslie
and Horace Needles and Mr.. Gardner
three building lots on the Quaker Neck
boulevard upon which they will short
ly erect bungalows. John Gale Usilton
has negotiated for the sale of several
building lots on his property on Can
non street near Mill.
| A roster of the students OF Wash
ington College shows that there are
n former students and Is new ones.
making a total enrolment of 153
Among the number are twenty girls
H. Willard Culp. son OF Mrs. Frances
| d. Culp. Of this town a recent gradu-
ate of Washington Collage, has sue
cessfully passed the entrance ex-
\ aminations for admission to the Bos-
ton School Of Technology and he will
matriculate there for a fun course.
The Mems Club OF Emmanuel Pro-
testant Episcopal Church entertained
the congregation end friends at ar
oyster roast at Newman's wharf.
Mrs. Sudler @. West OF Millingtor
has been in the Delaware Hospital
Wilmington, during the past ten days
for treatment for typhoid fever. She
is very much improved and is ex-
pecting to return home shortly.
The wheat stacks on the farm o.
Percy V. Hendrickson. just over the
river. from Chestertown, were de
stroyed by fire early Sunday morning
They were insured for s1.100.
A Kent county farmer shipped
large Holstein. COW TO a Baltimor,
market some days ago, and was very
\ much surprised TO receive q check 70,
S4.20 for the COW after do1uctine
charges for freight. commission, etc
People are paying from 40 to 46 cent
a pound for steak in local markets.
Wilmer Scoops was arrested II
Centreyills on Sunday Afternoon
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DELMAR NOTES.

Delmar. Oct 3.-The new fire engine
of the Delmar Volunteer Fire Co. has
been received from the Obenchain-
Boyer Co. of Logansport, Ind. 1t is
mounted on Stewart PA -ton truck,
has capacity of $50 gallons per min
ute and was purcha sed from the Buff
falo Fire Extinguisher Co. at a cost
OF $3.50.
The w. c. Il. L. has organized with
the following officers: President, Mrs.
w. w. Smith; vice-president, Miss
Rose Freeny; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Maty Lou Slemdns; record
ing secretary, Mrs. w. u. Hear; treas
urer, Mrs. Ella Vincent; press super
intendent, Mrs. Ida Slacum: anti
narcotic superintendent, Mrs. Emma
Waller; delegates TO convention, Mrs
w. w. Smith and Mrs. Otis Powell
aiternates. Mrs. w. Il. Lear and Mrs.
@. II. Riggin.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Frank e. Dickerson Has Been
Held at Dover on Charge
of Murderous Assault.

sp>clal Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Oct. S.-Before Magistrate
Wood yesterday Frank f, Dickerson,
living near Houston, was held IN
81. 900 ball for court on a charge OF
assault with intent to murder Arthur
Dickerson OF Dover. . few weeks ago,
Arthur Dlckcrson. accompanied by
Federal prohibition officer and CHIEF
cf Police Lane, went to Frank r..
Dickerson's farm to gaid stu and
occupants OF the house opened fire,
especially at Arthur Dickerson. who
was closest The posse retreated be-
fore anyone was injured.
The plans for Dover's new public
school building were submitted Tor
final approval TO the Board OF Edu-
cation last evening by the architect
Mr.. Thompson. and with slight modi-
fcations, were approved. A contract
will be awarded soon.
Hiram w. Wolford has been retired
by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co
after 40 years service.
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ACCIDENTS NEAR MILFORD.

Milford. Oct. a.--William n. Ennis
OF Berlin. Nd, was injured Saturday
when the truck he WAS driving collided
with runabout. The accident oc-
cured near Lincoln on the State High
way. The small car struck the truck
during heavy fog and turned IL
completely over. Ennis was thrown
some distance and sustained a frac-
ture OF the shoulder blade. He was
brought to the Milford Emergency
Hospital.
Gilbert Marvil OF Harrington was
scalded when he slipped and fell into
vat OF boiling water at a lumber
mill in that town. He was working
near the vat. lost his balance by
stepping on stick of wood and fell
In the vat. He was brought TO the
Milford Emergency Hospital.
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charged with running an automobile
without an Operators license. He wua
1ned 3131.85.
Eurcnia IAmonica has purchased
the barber shop equipment over the
Noiand. Bennett 4 Russell garage,
formerly conducted by William Wal
lace OF Wilmington and will shortly
open shop there.
| Worthless dogs attacked the hoqk
OF turkeys belonging to Mrs. j. W.
Solloway and killed eleven.
The residence on Queen street be-
longing to Joseph Sachs and occupied
by Mrs. Frank Connolly. has been pur-
chased by Charles d. Rollison for
81, 1000.
William Green, father Of Mrs. Owen
C.. Smith has left for his home IN
Baltimore after having spent two
weeks with his daughter. Mr.. Green
Is great lover OF fishing and he has
caught large number OF fish of,
Chester bridge.
Robert Blackway entertained q
number OF friends at dinner at HE
home on Cannon street In celebration
OF his Goth birthday.
Miss Olivia jackson OF Wilmington
spent several days this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Earle A. Barnes
Joseph n. Wheatley. who has Of
ficiated at several OF tho Washington
College football games, has been plac
ed on the reserve list by the Contra
Board which selects the referees fol
the various games of the country. III
will officiate in the home games a
the college this season.
Mrs. Araminta j. Judefind, wife o
Joseph Judefind Of Rock Hall. died a
her home in that town on Sunday.
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j. s. SEIZED LIQUOR
FOUND ITS WAY TO
PRIVATE CELLARS
Washington Grand Jury Finds
Big Leak in Department Of
Justice in 1920.
NOT SOLD; GIVEN FRIENDS

Washington, Oct. 3.-ccrtain I'M
named Representatives OF the De-
partment OF Justice" are declared In
Federal grand jury report made public
here 10 have Withdrawn quaint
ties OF seized intoxicating liquor from
storage during 1920 without due pro-
cess OF law, and to have disposed Of
part OF 1t by appropriating 1t for
their own use and by giving II 10
friends and relatives.
The grand jury further held that
liquor In question, most of which had
been seized Mt the Washington Union
Station and stored In rooms Of the
Department of Justice building and
rented warehouses here, was disposed
of by such officers and employees with
the sanction and approval OF those
In higher authority at that time" The
report added, however. that "in view
of the unprecedented circumstances
surrounding the case"sit had been de-
cided not 10 return indictments
against those involved. The with
drawals were all said 10 have taken
place prior TO September II, 1920.
| BY evidence gathered in a long and
| far reaching investigation, the jury
| Informed the court IL was established
that although the intoxicanta referred
to were supposed to be forfeited TO
the United States" this forfeiture
never had in fact been confirmed
legally because the seizures were not
| followed up with the necessary legal
steps by Department OF Justice Of
| ficials. Because OF this situate the
| jury held tho persons who seized
such liquor and parcels were trespa ss 4.
ers." acting at their individual risks"
Regarding the disposition OF the
liquor after Il had been removed from
the places of storage. the grand jury
report says:
1T further appears that certain rep
resentaitves of the Department OF
Justice disposed OF the liquor in vari-
Gus ways, viz: by appropriating II 10
their own use by making gifts Ia
4 relatives. friends. physicians and hos
pitals. and by destroying such of II
as appeared TO be unfit for consurnp.
ton. but no testimony was given tc
show thai any OF said liquor was sold
for a monetary or property consider.
alton"
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AUTUMN AT REHOBOTH.

Rehoboth Beach. Oct, 3.-Rehoboth
is enjoying fine early autumn weather.
Some new cottages are to be built
this fall and winter.
Preston Doughten has returned TO
Washington after two weeks here
with his mother.
Samuel X. Smith has returned TO
Washington after two weeks here
al the Belhaven Hotel.
Mrs. Charles S. Horn spent a few
days in .Newark this week as the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Levi K. Bowen.
Mrs. Charlotte Hickman entertained
at bridge at the home of Mrs. Clara
Riggin on Friday night.
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SAYS TURKISH LASH
Piled ON CHRISTIANS
Women Beaten and Scourged
When They Appeal for Food
and Water.

Constnntinople, Oct. 3.-"The cries
OF Christian refugees of Smyrna for
water and food are met by Turkish
lash" said DIR. Esther Lovejoy, OF New
York, president OF the American Wo-
mems Hospital, who has Just returned
here after weeks survey In the
stricken city. DIR. Lovejoy declared
that the world has not been told the
real story Of fire and horror.
There are still several hundred
thousand Christians In Smyrna and
the interior. whose lives are In peril
for the time limit OF their evacuation
has expired" she said
women stand waist deep In tn,
water. holding their babies aloft In
their arms to save them from drown
Ing.
AT night the Turkish soldiers com
NIT excuses against women and girls
Only when searchlights from the ships
In the harhor are turned on them d,
they desist
There. are more than 100 mothers
delivered while standing. ] attende,
many. Some OF the infants died with
In a few--hours from exposure. but tn,
mothers clung pitifully to the bodies o
the little things"
DR.. Lovejoy said that n Turkish
soldier. mistaking her for a Greek wo
man, struck her heavily with the but
end OF a'rifie and left mark. Thi
soldier was about to strike her again
when an American ofricer interviewed.
DIR. Loyeioy said she thought tina
the Turkish officers were doubtless
unaware of the misbehavior OF thei
soldiers. In many cases the officer
showed real compassion for the refu
gees, she said. She mentioned one In
stance In which n Turk threw himsel
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MRS. CHAPLIN Is BROKE.
Ex.wife Says Chnrlie Wouldn't Ap
penr with Her After Divorce.

Los Angeles. Oct. Mildred Harris,
motion picture actress, now on n
vaudeville tour declared she received
only $500 from her former husband
Charles Spencer Chaplin screen COM
edian, after the lawyers had been
paid, and she Is about to go into bank
ruptcy, according to n letter received
from her which the Los Angeles Times
printed yesterday.
Miss Harris financial condition was
brought about by her long Illness
and by being out OF work for many
months The letter, dated st. Paul,
read.
"Besidcs this, an ex-producer OF
mine is suing me for a large amount
that he has no right 10 do, as no r.
the one who. two years ago, sent me
east to buy clothes for three pictures
and then cancelled my contract on ac-
count OF my divorce. Mr.. Chaplin
would not stand for me on the same
program with him."
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wOMANS CLUB OF NEWPORT.

Newport, Oct. s. The Woman's
Club OF Newport held business meet
ing Friday afternoon in the Club
Rooms, Red Mems Hall. Plans were
discussed for the anniversary luncheon
which viii be held on Wednesday
afternoon. October is. at one o'clock,
at the home of Miss Ella W. johnson,
The committee in charge |of arrange
ments comprises: Mrs. Reuben Pord-
ham, Mrs. George Stuart. Mrs. J. c.
Strong, Mrs. f. NJ. Lomax, Mrs. II. S
Valentine, Mrs. "A. NJ Craig and Mrs
w. l.. Duff.
The guests OF honor at the luncheon
will be: Mrs. II. S. Waller OF Seaford
president of the Delaware State Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs; Mrs. T. c
Alexander, vice-president from New
Ca tle county OF the Federation OF
Womens Clubs OF Claymont; various
presidents OF the Womans Clubs of
nearby towns.
The club will hold bazaar and sale
OF Christmas articles on Friday and
Saturday evenings. November "a and
rs.
On Thursday evening there will be
an evening social held at the home OF
Mrs. ]. C. Strong. The committee in
charge consists of Miss. Ella w. John
son, Mrs. w. ]. King, Mrs. David BAH
and Mrs. II. h. Taylor.
On Friday afternoon. October IS
the club will hold an afternoon social
and Miss Good, chairman OF Y. w. c
A. work in New Castle county, will ad.
dress the meeting. Mrs. r. s. Valen'
tine and Mrs, +. NJ. Lomax will have
charge of the program.
Members OF the club. assisted by tn,
teachers Of the Newport public schoo
are supervising play at the play
ground, on Tuesday and Thursda,
afternoon.
At meeting OF the w. c. T. U. o
Newport. it was decided TO compl,
with request of the Newport NJ. Z
Sunday school for the use OF thei
room for Mrs. A. NJ. Craig's Sunda.
school class, as the present Sunda,
school room is not large enough I
take care OF all classes.
Mrs. Ephraim b. Young who die
very suddenly at her home on Wed
nesday evening, as the result OF a fai
was buried from her late home her
Friday afternoon, with interment i
st. James cemetery. Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Slack are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth @
a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Strahorn, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Pierson and Miss Rather
inc Price, Dr. and Mrs. Merritt Burk
and Mitchell and Price Pierson en-
joyed a vicente roast at Smalley's DaI
on Thursday evening.
Edward Cunningham, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. John Cunningham OF Newpoi
is confined 10 his home by illness.
Mrs Edward Crosse is recoverin
from a recent attack of Illness.
Mrs. Elmer Miller who recent
underwent an operation in a Phila
; delphia Hospital is much improve
: and has returned 10 her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Seeds ha
az their guests on Thursday, Mrs. I
w. Davis, Mrs. w. A. Adamson, Mr.
Elizabeth Davis and Mrs. Roy Davi
: ell Of Wilmington. q
George w. Seeds, who has been cor
fined TO his home for some time. su
fering from pleurisy, is much in
; proved.
Willard Morgan. who has been col
fined 10 his home by illness IS recove
ing.
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BRYANs WE'D ~ YEARS.
"Commoner" and Wife Mark Ami.
yersary at Home Of Daughter.

Los Angeles, Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan celebrated
the 3sth anniversary OF their wedding
Sunday at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. Richard l.. Hnrgrave,
here. They received about 100 guests.
including William @. McAdoo and
Richard Pearson Hobson.
Mr.. Bryan will leave today to cam
paign In eight states for Congressional
and Senatorial candidates.
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BRIDGEvILLE NEWS,

Bridgeville. Oct S.-Miss Minnie
Elliott gave q card party Wednesday.
Guests included Mrs. Isaac Giles.
Miss Mary Rawlins, Miss Marvel, Miss
Mary Satterneld. Miss Sara Wood,
Miss Margaret Ball. Mrs. Hallowell,
Miss Name Jacobs. Mrs. Erasmus
Jones, Mrs. Roland Elliott. Mrs. Ed
ward Elliott, Mrs. Laura II. Thawley
Miss Mary G.. Jones. Mrs. c. Victor
Lewis, Mrs. George Hill. Mrs. Norman
Scott. Mrs. r. Reese Layton. Mrs
Halsey Green, Mrs. Harry w. viver
and Mrs. Price Jacobs.
The Bridgeville postofIice Is now
kept open until p. m, an hour later
than usual.
Coal was delivered here this week
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port. work in tailor shop and that
line Of work has been very slack this
year and I am home part Of the time.
i do not like to take any chances,
80 / consulted my friends, and one
lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's
medicine, 20 l did. / have felt bet
ter right along and am in goodenough
health to go to work. Recommend
your Vegetable Compound and San
alive Wash to all. Mrs. MARY En-
RICO, l69 N. Carpenter St, Chicago.
Often the mother is obliged to sup
port her children and good health is
necessary. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound is just the medi-
cine you can depend upon. 1t - .
medicine for women's ailments and
the reliefit brought Mrs. Enrico, it
may bring to YOU
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DR.. FRENCH QUITS CHILD
WELFARE COMMISSION
| Will Become Associated With a
Number of National Or
CARNATIONS.

DR. William ]. French has resigned
as director OF the Child Welfare Com
mission. The resignation is to take
effect November /.
The reason. It is explained in a letter
TO Mrs. Charles Warner, president OF
the commission. is that he has &C
cepted an offer to affiliate with several
national organizations as medical con-
sultant These organizations are the
National Child Health Council. Ameri-
can Child Hygiene Association. Child
Health Organization Of America, Ma
tional Health Council and the Com
monwealth Fund.
There will be 4 substantial increase
IN salary,
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The Blue Hen Theatre will run two
nights a week. Tuesday and Saturday
Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond has re-
turned to Wilmington.
A popular diversion n listening In,
and dancing to radio music at Horn's.
C. 3. Horn. Jr. has installed a
large complete outfit and concerts
given In Pittsburg. Atlantic City. New
York. Philadelphia and other places
can be distinctly heard. The youns
folks enjoy dancing In the ball room
to music coming from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Taylor Barnett In visiting in
New York.
Tho Women's Democratic Club has
been holding weekly meetings at the
homes OF various members.
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William Ennis, butcher, Of S37 King
street was seriously injured Saturday
night, when the automobile in which
no WAS returning from this city to
his home In Berlin, Md, was struck by
another machine, near Milford. His
shoulder blade and several ribs were
broken. and he was injured about the
head and arms. He was taken to the
Milford Emergency Hospital. where
1. was said today he will recover.
Mr., Ennis was accompanied by his
son, Rowland Ennis, who was driving
the machine. and his son in law. John
L. Conner, both of whom escaped
serious injury They sustained slight
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WILLIAM ENNIS Of WILMINGTON SERIOUSLY HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT NEAR MILFORD

cuts and bruises about tho body. Mr..
Ennis was pinned beneath the car
which was turned completely over and
totally demolished by the force OF the
blow OF the other machine
The occupants OF tho car which
crashed into the Ennis car Immediate
~ set OF after the accident. but II had
proceeded but short distance when
one OF the wheels. by n curious CO.
incidence. dropped from the axle. The
occupants then hurried away. The
police have the license number OF the
machine, however. and II II thought
that the owner can be traced through
this clue,
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RALLY DAY AT STANTON.

Stanton. Oct. s.-Next Sunday will
be rally day at Stanton NJ. f.. Church
and at o'clock in the afternoon, al
the Sunday school service. the Rev. Il
II. Collins of Trinity NJ. T.. Church
Wilmington, will make an address
Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery and Wilmer
Boldly OF St Paul'e NJ. F. Church, VIII
mington, will render musical selec.
tions
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POWDER WORKER DEAD.
Explosion in Penna. Atlas Plant Blows
Man to Atoms.

Pottsville. Oct. 3.-Irwin Koch. aged
"a, of Tamaqua, was blown to atoms
in an explosion at the Atlas Powder
plant at Reynolds late Saturday after
noon. He was working In the mixing
house when 35 pounds OF dynamite
exploded. His remains were picked up
several hundred feet away from the
scene of the explosion.
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.HARE'S CORNER CHILDREN
PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE

New Castle. Oct. 3.-The following
pupils OF Hare's Corner school made a
perfect attendance record during
September: Charles Lloyd. Margaret
Jaquette. Albert Lloyd, Charles
Continued on page IS.
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18 Killed In Jap Movie Panic.

Toxic. Oct Sixteen persons were
killed and "a injured in fire and
panic in n motion picture theatre in
Aomori, Province of Muteu. Saturday.
according to word received today. Most
of the dead and injured were children.
An economy propaganda film was be-
ing shown
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for q serious trou-
BILE. ! had tried
do ctor . and all
said the samoan
Atfrst
l only felt the
|pain on my left
side, but later l
seemed to feel it
on both sides. !
| am . power sew
ing-machine oper-
/ ator and have q
~;-l - u,x-
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across the body OF a child In order to
save II from being trampled TO death.
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Every little want can De satisfied at
very little cost through an Evefy
Evening classified ad.--Ady.
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Works FOR CHILD
MUST keep We'll
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago, Illinois. ~ took Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound