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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
BILLY" SUNDAY WILL
Be HEARD IN DANV|LLE
Popular Evangelist Complies
With Request Of Minis
trrial Union.

special To The Times biSpa tCh
pNNNIil.E. VA, Oct. s.--Rrv.
william y. SUNDAY. famous evang-
list. viii Ice heard In DanNiiie tomor-
row morning for the first time. lie is
coming from l.ynchburg. where he *
now conducting revival. at the IN
vitntiou 81 IA majority OF the mem
brrs OF tho local Ministerial Union.
who recently adopted resolutions re
guessing him to come here. Will"
the local ministry expects Nrs sun
day to accompany the reYtvalist. IL
Is not quite clear here II she has re-
turned from Minnesota. where she
recently went on visit. Homer
I;udeh"av-r and his tr"mbon. are
expected I" h- here.
IN" choir which sang during Tho
Mel" Trottcr revival here "a year
AK" Is serving in the emergency.
"Eiliy' sunday WAS unable Ia com"
to lIanvilie FOR might service and.
FOR that reason. hundreds "f pc"pi"
viii Ice unnhl.. (" hear him. lie Viii
speak at 100. O'clci, at the taher-
uH'l-. and thr s-Tvi"" VIII begin
shortly after the train h"aring TIA"
sunday party arrives from Lynch
burg.
School children and the local coll
lrse student bodies viii Ice ont Ia
force and II ~ anticipated that tn"
tabernacle. which seats nearly 800"
people. viii b- crowded. No charg"
Ia being made by Mr. sunday for his
appearance. liis expenses VIII come
out OF tn" Offering. the balances going
TO the Winoua bible School. in which
he is Interested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
WOMEN
MEET HERE WEDNESDAY
Oldest Synodical in Southeast
crn Prcsbyicry in Eighteenth
Annual Session.

Tho eighteenth annual meeting Of
the Woman's Auxiliary OF the Preshy
to-ian Church synod OF Virginia Will
/. held AT tho Grace Covenant Church.
Richmond, three days. beginning mex,
Wednesday. This is the oldes; synod =
ical IN tho Southern Prcsbytorln
church. and Is the direct outErowth
II petition 10 tho Proshytcry Of
East Hanover, In session in Rich
mond. APRIL. 1905. TO approve and
t"conmcnd III" formation OF a synod
cal union fn- tho women In Virginia.
This petition was approved aud
unanimously adopted and the Synod =
cal union organized In 1905. since
that time {; has grown In Influence.
activity and numbers until ,otay IL
has membership Of 1900 Mrs.
John Rra'tou. Of l.ynChburE, Is prcsi-
dent Miss Mary Waddcl. Washing
ton. u. =, IS treasurer; Miss Tilda
White, Portsmouth, secretary. and
Mrs. Hampton Fleming. Richmond. is
chairman II entertainment
Among the more i,npCrtant tca-
lures OF the program. as announced.
are:
Wednesday. s p. M.-Execut!ve
comrn!tte" meeting.
Thursday. 10 a M.-Add-ess Of
greetings. Mrs. Hampton Fleming.
II 20 y. M.-Confcrcnce for recording
secretaries. Id by Miss Hllda White.
ii 90 \. Report OF mission court.
Mrs - r. Cannon. Ecpor, Assem-
hiN'S Training school. Mrs Hanp,on
Fleming 1910 y. M.-Bihlc study
Si'w"'dship. Rev. W. l.. LiugIo. - y.
Thursday Afternoon. T.. Mite
ports ON summer conferences ana
conference on young peoples WORK.
Misses McIlung and Rntord.
Thursday evening. : T. Md
dress. What I Saw in Africa" pr
Eebcrt ". Smith. executive secro-
'ary. committee on foreign missions
Communion service. conducted nv Dr
.. l.. King, pastor Grace Covenant
Church.
Friday. 1910 y M.-Elcction Of Of
hoers. Installation by Dr. T. 7. Nc
Fadcn. 1880 ~ M-"Our Path nf
Progress" Mrs. J. G. Stcwar; ana Mrs
H. y. rric". l2:I5 +. M-Rible study
II. stewardship, Rev. ". l.. I.inslc.
-. -.
Tho synod!cal VAL adjourn on Fri
day afternoon at o'clock with nm
address by Or. +. II. McTadcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
HAS GOLDEN JUBILEE
.Nirsinian5 A mong $1,000
Members Who March in
Washington.
IRv As.nciatcd pres..l

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Ths golden
jubilee anniversary OF the founding
~ tho Holy Name Society in this
country was celebrated here today
with public demonstration in which
1T Was estimated more than $4,000
mcnhers OF the Organization from
Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland,
Virginia and the District OF Columbia
marched and later received the papal
hencdiction from Archbishop Michael
\. turley In the shadow OF Washing
ton Monument. More than forty
bands participated IN the parade.
which required more than two hours.
with the marchers about fifteen
abreast. to pass the reviewing stand.
while ere wds OF Washington resi-
dents and visitors from all parts of
tho Baltimore Archdiocese lined the
route.
Archbishop Curley. addressing the
throng OF Delegates declared the
N"ichration was Intended to add
impetus TO the institution OF religion
and. Indirectly In that manner, serve
a vital need in the national life.
we need TO have stronger re-
gard for the teaching. OF Jesus
christ he said. and for the insti-
buttons OF marriage and the family
They aresour strength and were writ
ten INTO our national life by our
i"refathers and ought to stay. In
mat respect this demonstration is
patriotic as well as religious"
i. J. Haltigan. archdiocesan presl-
dent, opened the meeting by reading
letter from President Harding COM
mendinE tho spirit OF the celebration.
Just at sunset the huge gathering
united In singing the henediction and
closed the demonstration In a mighty
chorus with The Star-Spangled Ban
nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

is BACK FROM ABROAD
Europe a Physical and Agri-
cultural Paradise Now, Pas
tor Declares.
That tho church get into the Goq-

That tho church get into the Cos
mel hus,nc., nnd not Try IN ,,r.
,,-,a ,,.,.A
'''''S' VIE IN
message OF Rev. ]. j. Wicker. -. H.
who has recently returned from =
,,-,p 10 rurono sro.pi,c Ia.
j.,
'' ''''''''t |""tc". ~"
danger is tha' America VOL send
LuI"r" wheaton bread md no Gospel
wh!'l they VIII treat exactly IA tho
tr"mr treats food from tho minis
'ci- cats IN" food and rccusog
Tho Gosrcl. Dr WICKER pointed out
Europe ~ physical and agri-
cu,tura! paradise" according 20 Or.
Nlrk"r. "h" declared that ne hac
never seen finer crops. Every ono
rs NJ worS. and In Germany Their"
were women who looked IN be
90 yo'rs OF ago working az section
lands on tho railroads.
E'r!In is city Of banks. some
places saw banks going up coy
.rinF ont!r" hlocks Every man in
France Us hoping 20 collect tho In
domn!'y from Germany and ever
man In Germany Is hoping that nc
cannot
i'H r"a.on OF this false hone Of
on" or the other. Doth VIII fan bo-
.h"s" ~ ,h"ir attitude OF mind. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
HARDING ENDORSES
NEAR EAST APPEAL
lContinmed From Elrst rnccl

continued From First PaGcD
obtain public contributions for the
work The conferences ended las,
night and recommendations made "a
the executive
Announcement that additional
measures for relief in the Near East
rad already been taken was made
tonight by Charles V. Vickrey. Of
New York. general secretary OF tho
Scar East Relief Three purchases
OF cargoes anoat have ben made. and
fourth ship. the Sareus, is now
loading at Philadelphia for Constan-
tinopie. One of the cargoes bought
AZ sea was that OF the steamship
Ciontarf. which has unloaded -four.
condensed milk. other fGOdstuffs and
clothing at Constantlnople. Tn.
"ther two cargocs are now nearing
c"nstant1noDle.
Describes Conditions Mt Port.
Mt Nickrey made public a cable
gram from the Near East Relief
agency at Sal"nakl, describing CON
"lti"ns AT that port. 1T stated the
situation among the $4,000 refugees
mere vas pitiabie. with only abou,
hali OF them adequately housed
"SiN crowded ships arrived today
without previous warning To tho
authorities" the cablcgram con,in.
ucd. Governor Paraskcv-
oroul"s appeals L" all foreign con-
smls. as well as TO Near East Relief
for nour, blankets. clothing. I.oc,,
supplies almost exhausted. Mus,
have help from outside or hundreds
Will perish"
Another Cablcgram from the Near
f'A~t Relief agent at Beirut said ref
urccS numbering S.0a0 wero at AIcx-
andretta and 1000 at LatakIa, fac
ing winter with apparently no adc
duatc provision for food and shell
ter.
Also more than 5000 ArmcnIans
around kcshah and 5000 settling at
Alerho." tn" cableEram added cit
mas come to our knowledge on good
reliable authority that French are
to give up smch districts to Turkey
next spring, IL not before. Our com
mittee strongly urge you TO obtain
permission to send as many as pos
sible TO Australia. North America.
South America. or preferably places
near at hand. Also to secure addi-
tional appropriations for transporta
ton. Cyprus and Palestine refuse
admission to refugees unless sup
port guaranteed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
EDUCATION COSTS HIGH
IN FRANCE At PRESENT
French Parents Have Worries
on Sending Children
to College.

PARIS. Oct. .-Those American
,a'asrs aud mothers VINO now CON
'empla'c With d.smay. Ia Wow Of tho
higr cost ~ living. the approaching
departure %! their young hop.fuIs
icr ''ll"c" or uuiYcrslty. may hc a
hi; Somcoi ny tho kuowlcdg. that,
FTcr " fathers ana mothers are going
20 tri II just rs hard. If not harder
fn! tho Old H. =. OF l.. has finally
Ia (! !'s blasting hand on the QUARTER
Lriin, that pleasant land ~ youth on
th' left bank Of tho River Seine.
Wnorc tho Immortal trio I'm "Trllbv"
us'd 20 Ice able 20 gorge themselves
!pr .!rauc meal, and made !, HIst
like al! Tho rest OF this extensive
.InitaL Whereas before the war
ihe young student at tho Sorbonne.
tho tollcE" d. France, and In" other
great schools of Paris could get by''
Tor loo francs month or l5cu
francs for the university year, both
Tho faculty authorities and the stu
dents themselves adml; ;hat nova
DAYS 1t can't be done for less imam
10000 trancs-or slightly under &. =
00u for ten months.
Now while tho last named sum me y
seem small enough in some Amer "a
ayes. +, looks more than double 10
the thrifty French In this land OF
small salaries and moagcr profess
sional cmolumcnts.
Just take Il look at random over
the French students budget of to-
day. as compared with that OF pre-
war years. The little garrett rooma
which used To cost - or 80 francs a
month now cost at least 100. and can
be had at that figure only by an
blication. IL ono waits until October
when the fall term opens. 1t Is prac-
tcal!y impossible to find even the
hUmblcst room at less than zoo francs
month.
If you want a really comfortable
ana convenient ROOM" ono well-in-
formed student said. "one near the
Sorbonnc. for example. you've got
TO figure on 300 month.
And as for food! You can't live
anywhere in the Latin Quarter for
less than 10 francs n day. Recent
Iy the students have been able to
obtain, through tho Association des
Pensions fun board for francs
81 confines day at several places
But they're rare"
Now 10 francs a day is nearly a
dollar day. Anyway. it represents
twice thht much to Franchman
l" remedy TINS situation. which has
a!rcndy prompted parliamentary ac-
ZION To meet tho student housing
problem. the university authorities
are endcavoring 10 set up a system
OF honor loans" which, IL not RIM
by the State. would lie run by the
'aTious municipalities Already the
city OF Ilavre has inauguratcd such
Il system. whereby a would be stu
dent Is loaned money at a merely
nominal rate Of interest, with no
other security than his word OF honor
to repay 1t ut once he is established
In his chosen profession. The State"
say The professors. Should consider
the student as undeveloped capital
w!Ich cannot fail to become produc-
tive: and state action Is urgently
needed right after war which has
deprived us OF such large number
OF young professional aaen."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

pcr week. 50. Johns Circl" Of King <
DauEhtcrs. Applied Psychology club.
Girls Scout headquarters for the
city basketball equipment bcjnc used
hy several outside ORGANIZATIONS.
The church publishes a four-page
paper. tho Friendly Church Mcsscr-
ger which is mailed out each week
To IT'S members. giving the news ~
the church.
Tho financial rcpor, showed yp,,n-
lid co-op"ratiou on tho part az the
church's organizations Baraca Class.
philathca Class. Bethany Glass.
Mems bible Class ana tho PASTOR
Class Mission Band. Christian En-
icavor Society. Triangle club. Won
ems Council. Young WOmcu'g Cuun-
ell. business WOnen's Council. c;IIlS'
Scout Troop and Boy Scout Troop.
These organizations. with tho r.Eu-
lar work o! the church. raised SaG.-
iia.t5 during the year, expended $40
oi5.95 on missions and bencvo!cnces.
and the church closes tn" year with
AL current obligations paid and 81
larger balance on hand than the pre-
v!Ous year.
Four Dcncon> Rc-Elrctcn.
The church has secured tho sorv-
!ccs o. Mr. Russell! VI. Bythewood,
recently Of Savannah. Ga. as 70
!iGious work director. IIc began his
duties cttohcr !. Mr.. Rythcwoui
has had lnrg" practical experience
In Sundar school ana young peoples
work. and tn" educational and com
munl'y work ~ the church is OK
p"c'cd 20 advance rapidly under his
guidance.
Four dcacous whose terms OF Of
hcc cxpir" January l. 1923. were
unanimously reelected as follows.
J. " Moore. 9. J. Ford. II. q I:llct,
and r. J.. GathrlEht.
Tn" meeting was well attended and
considerable interest shown. and the
church feels much encouraged by
tn" showing made in al depart
rrent-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
WINCHESTER RECEIVES
APPLES FOR STORAGE
Special to The Times Dispatch.
~ ~ u .s,.I,I.,l, I. 1 o..

Especial to I'll" Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA. oct. S.-Bo1ed
applies from the Northwest are he
,ns stored her" in large quantities
under tn" StnraG" in transit ruling
"i the Interstate Commerce Commits
son, II WAS announced today bv the
Winchester toid Storage cnnpauV.
thus TAR zoo carloads have been re-
"eir-d. ana 100 aCditinnal carloads
ar" expected carly This week Scv-
"ral carloads IF Ear Western pear;
also have been received for Stura,'"
About l2I.noo barrels of lnrn;Iv-
crown apples are going into storage
ana larE" blocks OF spar" have hem
engaged by growers in other sections
OF the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
RICHMOND BAPT|STs GET
READY FOR BIG NEE TING
Sixteenth Annual Training
School for Religious Works
OPENS Sunday.

Richmond Bs7tis,s Will hold their
s!Stc"n;h annual training schoo! for
sunday school and womnr's Mis-
s!ouary Society workers at the F!r.t
Baptist Church. the entire week. be-
ginning mex, Sunday
Advance rarallm-ntS are now IN
progress ana ",our-minu,o" sneakers
arc presenting the opportunities Of
Tho school ~ the various churches Of
IN" City. with D- Joseph T watts.
director, special addresses dealing
VIII tho S'5.ooohoo campaign wil! DO
delivered each evening az the week
IN" fhcn!'Y OF the training school is
"a follows:
Harry L Traue Th. D.. New York.
sunday school sNec'alis,; Mrs J z
pillard BIRMINGHAM Ala. ir'crmedi
ate specialist Mrs. G. + Shuma,o
BIRMINGHAM Ala, beginner special
iS'' Mrs Elizabeth Nuckols. Co!up-
ma. ;. G.. primary specialist: Rev
Thomas J. Watts. Columbia. :. c
sunday school secretary. South Caro-
lima: j. r. Gciecr. ~. ~. Phi d. WI
i!hmshurg. Va. College OF William
and Mary. President James =. Graft.
banviilc. Va. Avcreit College: W W
Weeks. n y. Richmond. Va. pastor
Grac" street Baptist Church; Il. r.
Gaines. NJ \. LIT y. Richmond, Va
University of Richmond: Miss Nan
W""ks. Philadelphia. Pa. junior
specialize: President w. j. CLARK.
Richmond Va. Virginia Union tint
N"rsity; Mrs j. l.. McCu,chonu.
M"d"stown. Va. SUNDAY SCHOOL
sp"Cia!.st: Rev T. J. Wright. Rich
moud. Va. y. Y T.. L. field secretary.
stat" Mission Board: Miss Rcssia
Tr"vv'u. Richmond Va. educational
secretary " VI l.. Il, T. smith
Richmond Va, h"ld secretary, sun
day school department.; Mrs. II. p
rrhll". New York. storytelling
specialist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
POLICE SEEKING NEGRO
FOR ALLEGED ATTACK
Mrs. BuTcnst-in Says lie Attrmpt-d
&" Choke Her In Store After
I'mrChmSc of "a IIrur

Detectives from headquarters arc
investigating II report made to police
~ Mrs. Sophie l:ufrcnstein. ae-yrar-
old widow. that a negro attacked. her
IN her Grocery Ktorr. Mt 1901 West
cary street. last night According To
Mrs. Buff-ustcin's version Of The at
'ack. ia" h-Er" entered her store
shortly after o'clock and. after
Stimulating anger following IN" piIr-
chase "t 4 Cigar. suddenly attempted
To choke her. She suid he WA
frightened ~ the approach ~ tw.
women customers. and that he made
his escape before she could summon
police. Robbery is thought To- have.
been the motive for the attack I'u.
Ice have good description nf TN.
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
MEDICAL SCIENCE
MAKES HER HAPPY
CContinucd From First paroN

','''''''"'' J. 'pHl flTSt pACn.)
people were satisfied To minister tn
make tn" littl" one as comfortable
as possible Then the syrnnatbv of
relatives was enlisted Father and
mother were told. of the grca, All
van"es made in medical science /, ,c
cent years and they finally agreed
:" send their daughter TO Richmond
for treatment
surgeons Mt First Reluctant.
with her legs drawn to her BODY
ANA her forearms rendered pn,y,r
less by tho ravagos of the disease
ANA evidences OF sears on her hod !
from futile efforts TO move abou,
surgeons who had specialized on tho
treatment OF the deformities Of
children were at first reluctant AZ
taking the case. Even tho mos, ad.rt
offered little hope of successful on.
Grafton. At last the task was under
taken. though; plaster casts were
fitted and applied to tho dNyarfcd
members and gradually they were
brought 10 their normal positions.
rhen In" plaster casts wero replaced
10y more flexible braces and los
rigid appliances.
While the bodily ills of the little
girl were receiving the conStan, at
t"ntion of the physicians, the pa-
uents education was not neglected
l'uTlhS their spare moments from
udi!y routine. tho nurses taught he,
rom hooks and they were aided nv
Nisitors and social workers who
VISITED tho hospital and became in
ierchted IN the young sufferer
VOL on the way To complete con.
troll OF her limbs and regarded ms
practicaiiy cured. straps and other
contraptions have been discarded
upon tho advice OF the surgeon ard
mo patient will shortly be discharged
from tho hospital to return TO Tho
invigorating air OF tho rugtred foot.
hiils OF nor home In tho Five Ridge
Tor complete restoration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
MORE THAN $4,000 is RAISED
FOR RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
Seventh Street Christian Church Also Shows Increase
IN Membership for l8 Months, Despite Formation
of Two New Christian Churches

Tho Snvmrh Street Christian
,hurch raised total Of s3S.i4945
during IN" year ending October
1871, and despite tho loss Of lO5 Of
It's members during eighteen months
becaus. Of tho organization Of two
ne" 'hristian churches In tho c!ty.
mas shown gain In membership.
rms work has boon accomplished un-
ger the leadership OF Rev. II. ID. g.
Mhciachlan. OF the total amount
sIoscr Ibed during the year tlO.545.cr
was for missionary and benevolent
work OF tho church
THIS report featured the annual
meeting OF the congregation or tn"
seventh Street Christian Church hcld
Yesterday morning. after The LORDS
supper had been administered Re
ports were received from m" various
departments and organizations Of tho
church. al! OF which showed much
"orh having been done during the
year ending October
Tnst"r's Report shows Gryutb
Tn" pastors report, after giving
a summary OF the accomplishments
for IN" year. showing healthy
growth In membership ana in activi-
ties OF tho church. made IA" follow
ing COMMUNICATIONS, which were
adopted: Tha, IN. church plan AN
enlarged s"rvioc 20 the community Il,
sh"uld serve ~ finding a po.n, OF
contact with the young peopl. o. tho
immediate ncighbOrhood To this
end social survey ot IN" neigh
horhopd from First 10 Twelfth Streets
VIII he made during the month hv
IN" members ~ the church Tina.
the religious education for the young
people OF tn" church DO given src-
cial attention In The future The
pastors rcpnr; showed that The
cnr'ch !s already serving the com
mHr!ty through the use %. rs rooms
10y IN" following organizations: e1-
tension classes OF william and Mary
College meeting thcre seven linn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

men, so l began to take it. 1t has
helped me wonderfully. am feel
ing fine, do all my Homework and
washing for seven in the family. /
have been irregular too, and now am
all right. | am telling my friends
what it has done for me and am sure
1t will do good for others. You can
use this letter as testimonial. will
SStand up for Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound any time. -
Mrs. WIN. JUHNKE, Foster, Oregon.
Doing the Homework for a family
OF seven is some task. II you, as a
housewife. are troubled with back
ache. irregularities. are easily tired
out and irritable. or have other disa.
greeable ailments caused By some
weakness. give Lydia Z. Pinkhsn's
Vegetable Compound trial. Lot it
help you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
DAY WITH THE MINISTER'S IN PIJLPI7S OF RICHMOND
The Weather
Fnrrrnst: NIrginI

For,rnSt: Nirginin-
Cloudy mud c,rirr to-
day; i'r,a'nhi, local
NUNS: tonIurrow. gen
orally fair: continued
cool.
Sorth nn,l South Car
oiini,--tloily and cool .
rr to,li,, : pr"lnbI, i"'ni
rnlns In rn-t port ion .
- m orr ow general,
fi,ir: continued COnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
Carol nemp.t~r ropuInr

carol Drmprt"r. seen as he Alice
Fhulkner 10 the Sherlock Holmes ~
John Barry more. in the ,;oldvyn mic
turc, Sherlock holmes" soon To he
released. Ia one ~ tho most noplilsr
.cading women of the screen. She
was discovered and developed by n.
w. Griffith. with whose productions
she has been almost exclusively con
"Hrned in tho past. Shc achieved her
greatest success. with him in
Dream street"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

~ 81
md ] am working again" said Mr.
II. J. Albright. ~ 2"33 Kcnsingtun
street. Harrisburg. IA. In u recent
conversation win the Plant JUICE
Man.
IL had rheumatic pains in my arms
and legs nnd such awful pains IN my
back that ! couid not Stoop over to
unlarr my shoes. My appetite was so
poor that food would n1uscatc me ana
| would ihr"w II up. was nervous
and could not sleep right and would
walk" up nearly every hour at night
hrcnus" ~ the cramps In my legs. for
Il seemed that the cords would draw
Into knots.
We'll thanks To your Plant Juice.
these trouble are gone. ] have u fine
appetite Gnd enjoy my meals. The
rheumatic pains have been relieved:
cramps have left mr. legs: / can hleop
sundlv now and simply feel better and
stronger all over"
Plant Juice Is sold, in Richmond at
Tra8te's Drug store: in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man: Chase
ci!y by the hsss city Drug Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
PAINS ACROSS
SMALL OF BACK
Husband Helped in Homework.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Strong
Foster, Oregon.-"T used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for

pains across the
small Of my back.
They bothered me
30 badly that /
could do my work
only with the help
of my husband.
One day he saw
the 'ad.' in our
paper tellin g
" hat Lydia +.
Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound
10 doipr for 1,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
CORDS IN LEGS
DREW INTO KNOTS
Says Plant juice Gave Him
Keller from His Awful
Rheumatism.

81 got So bad on with stomach ,rou-
III" and rheumatism that | had 10 aunt
NY work. bat thanks Ia your llnnt
Juice. nv troubles nave been relieved
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