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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
URGES GAS MEN TO USE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Returns viii Sc 100 Per Cent,
Says Convention Speaker

Ntlantic City, O"t. 2;.-Fh" uuIDb"r
# ut- Mnu own S"cu"''ir rf rWh
20 utility companies OF '"hp have an
iuGiror. interest IN such securities hy
r"n>on II hank deposits rrd Insurance
..,I"s ranks scrnni only tu "a" loiG-
or, 81. Liberty Bond declared Charles
g. Muurue, vire president ~ rh" l'u"-
rI"s Gas Light and Coke Company "
chicago. IN addressing I'll" convention
of the American Gas Association here
to'"r.
ImriNg 1921 approximately 57".uoo
.hu - ""r" sold ny II public utility
rvlaYnni"i direct to ths'r "I,t"ll"r>,
Mr.. Munro" -uid. II" declared that
more than 50 OOh. .0nO.n0h Of the as
s"ts e lite Insurance companies +. ill.,
~cs.rd in eTrh c"mrnni"s.
f. J. to"u"y. Of I"W"',. Mass.
sp"nkihr g; 'PUbli"i;y i'll l'uhli" Re-
IL, ems. advised the ga, rl"', t.aUt pj.''.
liz good VIII can M"v"r h" 500 red
'hruugh prnmtScuOGs advertising IN
programs uni special pUtIi'uN"ns, RE
said that hunirndS of thuu>und> 0f d",.
,ars are wasted annually IN hi fash
ion. "T'r sam" HIUUun -; li"N"E
furur in ill"rti>ing IN IT., columns 81
t.. Iaily r.w>raprTs vii bring r"tur''|
nnn huHlr"G prr cent and tl"r viii .r
."ra.r.i rL"o''''.. >tr'',.v ."gitiwat"
.hAu'.....' !, >ai1.
Speaking t., " c"i. 4I!tt'" ... Invests .
-at, = whI,u "a. ,Uli"N ,HN"e ~ 81
ui.onirg in N1N York rtJ, lpr. Cr"ii
k Dr.nkcr said thHl n considerable
n..u.i," uf the cases IL faInl hsnlyX!u-
iiou r"rrrded rs a1rid"nta in IA" ho-'
uugN "t Manhattan, hre su,ri"">,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
COAL YARD BLAZE
ENDANCERS BLOCK
Flames Break Out at Intervals
in Ninth Street Pockets
From Berks to Norris
EMBERS MENACE HOUSES

A spectacular fire at the yard Of the
George Il. Newton Coal Company.
which extended an entire block. from
Berks to Norris street. on the Philadel-
pb;a and Reading Railway. endangered
many homes IN the neighborhood this
morning. The blaze was discovered at
. o'clock.
Constant shower, or sparks which
rnined on the roofs Of small homes for
several blocks kept the tremen on the
jump. These flying cmbers. famed by
n northeastcriy breeze, were scattered
in all directions. -Four alarms were
turned In.
Four freight cars. two of which we're
loaded with mustard, were destroyed
by the flames.
The dense smoke. mingled with fumes
Of mustard ard gases, made the fight
Of the fremen especially hazardous. IT
fire for some time, the smoke clouds
acting as blanket. Flames shot out
ut intervals in the entire block.
The fire is believed 70 hnve been
caused BY sparks from locomotive
which werc blown 20 the shed Of one
of the coal pockets. Although these
pockets are lined with concrete and
every precaution against fire IL made,
the flames spread quickly. Tho pockets
are on level with the railway.
Believing tho cause Of the fire lny
NJ the bottom Of the pockets, some Of
the firemrn were lowered into them BY
,opes. Several narrowly escaped being
overcome while making these investiga- :
tons.
showers Of sparks overhead caused
frsmen 10 protect the homes In the
streets in the vicinity. Hose lines were
directed to several homes from high
vnniagc points, and through this pre-
caution several small dwellings were
saved.
The entire shed which covers the
porke's was badly damaged. Through
the quick work OF the fireInen the deb is
which covered the tracks vas quickly
removed and no delay was caused ia
trains on the Beading system.
Fire believed TO have been caused by
sparks from locomotive destroyed n
quantity OF packing boxes and other
material valued at $500 In the factory
Of the William Briscoe Company. Amer
lean and Bcvks streets, shortly before
. O'Clock this morning Quick rcsponsc
hy the tir"mcn prevented the flames from
spreading to adjoining huildinge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
PHILA. MAN AORlFT
IN DISABLED BOAT
W. Il. Cobb ls Rescued at Sea After
Thrilling Experience

William II. Cobb, prominent con-
tracting engineer of this city, had a
thrilling experience yesterday when hs
was bourd for Philadelphia from At
lantic City IN his nineteen Eo"t cabin
cruiser.
When "a Cold Spring 1u,"t, three
miles north Of Cape May, the Cnstn"
refused I" work. Then the Steering
gear brot" aud the cruiser drfted TO-
ward tho stone jctt!es 1T the entrance
to the 'nlet
The lookout IN Cold Spring Coast
Guard station saw that tho crew Of the
,yutsrr wNs in trouble. Captnin Rich.
ull trcSs and his cr"w Guictiy re-
sp"ndrd to- ihc distress signals.
The crew d.d not launch tho u"NtE,
ful swan ut to the dstrtn:od ""lisct
ana tnw"d It to sn'cty.
captain cobb and rreW H"rc given
dry clothes, Later they returned 70
. IT'S citv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
RELATIVES GAIN BY WILLS
Made aenefclarles In Several Tes
taments probated Here

Relatives nre ben"iicar!es under the
terms Of several wills proOated today.
leaving the following estates:
Wllhc'minA Nyh" III. who died IN
Stct,on Hospital, 10000; Magdal"na
N"u. Fast Gu~hcn, chester County.
Pa. So"Uo; Jruni" i. Pratt. 3inl
rowelton avenue. $1,000; Matilda NJ.
Watt. 49, South Fifty fifth street.
$1,000: Kathcryn Wick, who died in
Samaritan Hospital. S12.30G.
Letters w"H" granted by the Register
of Wills to administer the estntes OF
Elizabeth Street, n3l North Fiftietl
Stree. S50uo, and John y. \. Henry,
lJl SumnC street, SlJ 200.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
WHY NOT GERMAN MARK?
Russians Chop Ciphers, and. 10
RubIe Is Stabilized

Moscow, boi. d jtr \. p.l In
connection with efforts hring made to
mission hNS prup"Sc,i :. now issu" o,
money which would do away with notes
runnlng into the denominations Of the
miIIions By the simple cXpedient OF
rhopping off the last six "lphrrs.
Thus the million rub" note now II
rirrulntion would represent ono ruble
Of the .ssie proposed for 1928.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
FILM PRODUCERS WIN
Grand Jury DlsmIsses Complaint
Aoalnst Famous PLAYERS Corp.

New York, Oct. 25.--(By A. PA
complaint fled by Attorney General
Newton against the Famous Players
i.asky Corporation for an alleged viola
ton of the State motion picture censor
shin laws, was dismissed today by n
general sessions Grand Jury. The jury
rcrortcd the dismissal after questioning
a member of the Board Of Censors.
The motion picture corporation had
failed. IL was charged. 60 make certain
eliminationa ordered by the ccnsors.
from one Of its plays. until nftcr It
Ind been shown several times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
CAR SKlOS, WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Rose. Asbury PARK, Meets
Death Returning From Hospital
tsbiry Park, y. j., Drt -. By

A. T.. -Returnlng from hospital a,
Long Brnrch shortly Gfrcr u.idn.gN' last
light where she visited her sister,. in
iaw. Mr.. Alfred RoS", o' his city,
vas Instantly Killed when her uutomo-
bile crashed into n tr"r on Norwood
avenue.
Tho ear, driven Oy :. !. CumpboII,
tH.ddcd against tn" ire" o- ii" chNut-
fcir turned out 10 avoid collision Win
another automobile. Mrs, Rose, ,yAo l.
about thirty years old, wos wnrrieI ten
Wonths ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
Mrs, Mary Ann Thomas

Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas. sister OF tKa
late Bishop ilorstmann. Of the 'athpIIc
,jOrrer # Clevc and, died yest"rdnT ut
her h"m', 4J0G I.orust street. after L
brief illness. She was Gfty years "'d
John Thomas, her husband, died sore
years ago, Mrn. Thohas win be buried
Friday. solemn high mass Of requiem
will be celebrated in the Church Of - =,
Francis to SnIcs, Forty sixth street
and Springfield avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
WOMAN LOSES POLLS FIGHT
Charles /. clifford Wins Republican
Nomination for Congress

New bedford, Mass. Oct. 2j.-.lh ~
4. r.)--Charles l.. Clifford won the
Republican nomination 10 fill the un-
expired term of Judge Joseph Walsh
az representative from the Sixteenth
Coneressional District over Miss Lily
+. Darcy bv 31S votes in the special
primary yesterday.
Miss Darcy, VIII" was secretary to
Judge Walsh while he was in Congress.
carried 'his city. "02G TO 1893. The
Democrats did not nonIi'ita". Mr.. Gif-
Republican nominee for the
full term.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
TopAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

J0apph Iackson, 1887 lN'h y DnI VI17U
Hrpwn, a06 =, Eancroft g,
MsryofSio =. Dorscy, $500 GIos'hu, At, "''
Jupoo RubInstein, 54lI n'su.yni II and
Dora Burden 80 Taskar -
Arthur T. Barlow, Media Pa, sLd Trisii.a
=, rr"Is" hsySrf2srSas, AZ, X =, >, -. A.,
n WiIsDn, $3.50 = Mashe- -
cNarIss Jtrerles, $a29 y, Abort st., aaa
Mel ,onash. 5s86 woolh'Lc It,
Stuncwall ], Jones, 80 PupA- St and
Annie Funny T3O POpla- ST
Alfred Cr0mwell, 1920 y. Al'cr r.. and
sarah Brown. 2i29 koul'on ~.
William smoker; 0l0 May st. and Elizabeth
Groves 4lS7 ETown St
Ph!lNp Goldberg, ~ y Tth st., ana ReS-ocs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
wife III, Man Kills hlms.l1

Leo Abrioln. thiny.fi year, ou
killed himself today in bedroom q, n,
home, 2322 Morris street. He fired - !,
bullet into his right temple. Abr,o,
had been worrying over the prolo,,.
illness of his wifo. Their two sms,
children were being cared for BY " !,
woman relative.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
McSPARRAN HOLDS RALLY
IN PlNCHOT'S HOME COUNTY
Democratic Nominee and Candidates
Speak at Milford

The State wide Democratic candi-
date toured PIKE County yesterday.
There was n rally in the county court
house at StrOudsburg and in the Plaza
Theatre in East Stroudsburg.
Two big meetings were held In Pike
County--onc at Milford, at the noon
hour and another later IN the afternoon
at Matamoras. There were also stops
ut Bushkill, Dinsmans Ferry and
other places.
The candidates were met ut Milford
by Samuel T.. Shull, Democratic can
dldate for United States Senator. and
Harvey Huffman, Democratic can tlatc
for State Senate. Upon the arrival
here Of the candidates they were taken
TO the Indian Queen Hotel for dinner.
The prediction was made that Pike
County. the home Of Clifford Pinchot.
will sutcly remain Democratic, and
Monroe County may be counted on as
giving an old.tims Democratic ma
jority.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
Joseph &, EWInn

Funeral services we're held today for
Joseph i. Ewing, seventy nine years
old. veteran Of the Civil War, who died
Tuesday at his home. 5O3l GrIscom
street, Frankford, He Is survived by
widow, Il son and daughter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
Mrs. lIlIIus @. Grace

New York, oct. 25.--Mrs. dIllus
Gilchrest Grace, eighty four Years old,
widow % William X. Grace, twice
Mayor Of New York and founder of ".
r. Grace & Co., died yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

NOrtH WHIFN, va, 'NT, -O--" TNlII'
dephia trains northbnund on the
Hrthl"hcm Division were hold NY for
two hours here his morning wien a
portion Of loud ~ STEEL in freight
ear topped ~ and two cars of a itoiyat
train were derailcd Th"re we're no IN.
jurles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
GIRL HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Miss Mary Schetter Victim ss Car
and Truck CoIlide-3 Men Escape

Miss Mar, S"h't'"r. 1888 Spring
Gardcu street, Nas hndN cat and
bruised end three" u"u narrowly "s-
coppd serious injury when an automo.
bilo driven b, G,,rgC Smuw ~ N0rth
fIfty.fr street, vas struck by Iuo-
tortrurk last nigh, ON Montgomery pike
81 lIRvrrf"rd avenue.
The truck was driven by Charles
Burns, Of hrdm"re. H. ndditi"n 10 Miss
Schettpr ard Smoo', the automobile
was occupied 10y Albert Evans 40
North fIgtl -ttril street, and Francis
Baymorc, iU4S baltimore avenue,
Drivers ~ bulh vrhirles were ar.
rested, but later released ON their own
reroguizancc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HELPr PER
Using under Situations on paSe 2S---kss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
>BR,u,M.S OLD nOMN rOWN

A0TUss u Span Uf WOrA INAn lUOV yobTn
ssnes news u the ancient hons Of Abrshsi N
The land Of ur Read OF tie msrye,Pqs
With these excavations In the Masa2ins Sec
llOn of tho sunday PIDLlC LEpdrR 'AGks
u b HAbls" s--Adps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

'nustatie McCarty. "i Ephrata,
started on a long journey yesterday
nftcrnoon when DIstric. Attorney
went +" Ephrata to conduct the hear
Rrhm :oll him to <" ont and got tire"
certs'n New York pickpockrts and not
roiu TX until he had captured them.
Buck oi This order IS + ,torr = tn"
recent operations Of the IA"n at III.
Ephrata Farmers Day CGrniyo) The
three men were arrested for rirkinS
rockets at Ephrata October lA They
were held under $1,000 bhil for a hear
ing yesterday before Squire Jacohy. Of
Ephrntn, ana the District Attorney
ins for the Commonwealth. Some of
tac men appeared.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

If ITS A USED AUTOMOBILE YOU
want you u ind II OF pays s0..-A6v,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
BANKER RELEASED
IN $1,000 BAIL
Lancaster Alderman Holds
Poorman on Charge Of In
voluntary Manslaughter
REED WILL SPEAK FRIDAY

Lancaster. Pa. oct. -. ~, -. ;.
Poonnan. vice president Of III" Security
Trust Company, Of Harrisburg, last
evening was released in $1,000 hn.l whe:l
he was arrnigned before Alderman
Doebler and charged with Involuntary
mans}Hughter in conncc'iou with the
death o. Edward and Dorotnv Newport.
four and eight years old. respectively
The children were killed last Sun
day evening. when Poornau's nutnm0- =
bile became unIIanageablc, crossed {.
trench and high pile "f sand on IIar-
rishurg pike. just outside the city limits
and ran down the children.
P"orman will be given q hearing be-
fore Alderman Doebler ncNt Ir:day
afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25

Republicans Of Lancaslcr ITrJ and
rally IL Fulton Opera ITou~c Friday
night. Senator Reed. Of pittsburgh
will y" ;hc guest Of horror.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Even Careful
CaIOneI Users
are Sd|ivated
Very Next Dose Of Treacherous
Drug may Start Trouble

thl"m"i ~ uaIh '..u.. a. .usy att
vat" you ANA MAKE you suffer f.ar-
iu'IN irnut soreness u gums tender =
ness Of JAWS a'Ii t""In swollen
1hsn" aud excessive sa.tNa dtihblinS
from the m"uth b"ut trust ca!o-
mel, II - mercury. ,lIICHSIivrr
- you f""i ti.Iuns n-a,iHrny con
t'ir"t"u ANA al ciocA..d out. jIst -,
L.. N""i diuESiS' ANA r,i = nuttl- OF
p"iH"h Liver Tone fnr . '-w :.nts
vi ich IL ntTutI.Ss y-r.ianl. SUD
s!t'!i" tot druEcToUs cLi,in-I I..e
Hi''"hiul ANA ~ 1t doesn't start your
.'''f ana Sli"iGht"n YOU up oettc-
Ahh vhIrn"r thtn nasty r.tIomcI and
w'th"ut making ynu SrA YOU lust
3" zach ana get your nancy
~ you taxi" c.,.oUcI to-day youlI to
si"N anl hausr,tch tomorrow ne
sit's. Ii nSS salivatc YOU Will. Il
80" take iNh>"n Liver Tone YOU
" ii wab" ~ feeling great. No salts
necessary r'ivc II 10 IN" children
"''''iS" - - perfectly harm!ess and
cannot saiivgte.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Tho King, pau-ht"r- convention
opens hog, inuteh' ct ".cl"rh IN
'"nicnrH Methodist 'hur,h. rhi-
b.ir= tho Hfs, session ui tn. con.
a'hb"h. "htyh VII confirm" ihrnuc n
n.y. 80 81" F""!'' - '"rhI't'F
u" "N'h" 10" hi-n' sessions
-, ''' h' y. -" H"Hh' p
''''"-'"" 'I' hN -"'> ''-h'N. ~
'"'""''' Me- '""'r' hHi'h
Trs autumn m"",iu- Of tn. Gar
don Ciuh. uf >wor,,t, which ur.n..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
urir> Los. ,.I~h, far ,,,L

NSiii\GTh\ 90. - U"irs or
Edward i"NnGstou claimants ~
Nln"hl" rr"r"r,v which h." donated
:" ia" city az New Orleans in i>.u.
"iil n"t h.,. ih" Suy.r.m" Cnur, to
81" th"W IN r""oy"riuG 10. tn. court
"dAN a.. ni-s.d "a" cas-" for want ni
larisdirr"n. Tn. hairs ."ut"nd"d the.
IAnt should t." r-turn.d !" them bee
"anS" tn" 'ity h.s vi"Iat"d an. terms
~ N" ri; ny ttausr"-rin. j, t..
tn Illinois central i."utsvHIo and
N"ShNill" and ia Southern Pacific
Railroad Companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

sleep better and have kept on i'm
proving ever since. | have taken
seven bottles now and am so happy
that | an all over these bad feelings"
Mrs. r. LANsER, 1859 N. 3rd St.,
Shcboygan, Wisconsin.
For the woman entering middle age
Lydia f. Piniham' Vegetable Com
pound can be of much benefit. Dur
ing this time Of life certain changes
take place which sometimes develop
into serious trouble.
Melancholia, nervousness. irritable
ity. headache and dizziness are some
Of the symptoms. Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a natural
restorative, especially adapted to as
sist nature in carrying you safely
past this time. Why not give it fair
trial?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

strong ard health" person.
Sut the more Won use drastic cath.
i|s ~" worse Nod get They a:r
81, IT,. mirI. Trey encourage con.
i,spai'"n instead ut erding ii.
The Conceal Ch"micai Curocanv.
M Ia st ~. .,ani!ajiru VI i">-aIt h
chemists IN America. hiss Just per.
i cd a n"w p," ',Ct. Solos. xhiCh
- wonderfully su;erior 10 viol-r,
K ioInI cathAr iCS. injurious meI-
cur'a.s and ;3,t.rsSib.e mineral on,
S"frS prn:I"'"s the hnw ot the
matt a. '"iy ;'-ds. forming g-r;lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

~ meeting az IN" Federation az
Mothers Clubs l.-i.rdu, il w.s d.
"ided >" h,v" nu ,ppl" d.rnnstr,-
ton "m Aprl" bay. which VII h..
o''"n'r ~ rhis d"nuuus. ration vtll
b" had a, Syduor 4 iundl"y's in
"a" kifhc"n section an th. seventh
stree sd" 90 tia" s;"t. \ yer, a.
'ra"'iN" khch"u is Lolng Hx.d am.
~ winch :" display 'h. Narinu<
dish'' Th"S" dishes VIII he an
pies prepared ia AL Kinds ~ d.1-
"i"us and *p1"tiziug Ways Every
""man ~ Richmond is expected to
enter something in r',is ,I.nnnsrra
ton which me-, "ul, vii 10. IN tho
n"'nr" 80 "n exhibit :" illustrate -.
~" puhli" tho ~" ~ app."s hut
ais" IN tn" n.tur" "f /, contest Ther.
Vii 10" 'hr"" prizes awarded Tor IN.
'hr"" best methods ~ pr"psring ar-
pies Thc>" dishes Will or cours..
t." prepared ~ tn" h"m"s Of the
nHr"rS. and demonstrated by mo
tcd"ra''"n at : dn"r & Iiundl"v
y : hoped that many women Win
nart.'ip.t" in this ,"niest Mr> lei.
Kline Is chairman OF tho committee.
70 receive tn" dishcs Mr. Charles
ht>Sor Jr. "ill assist her
Th' ronthly meeting - lhe
ini'h'- l"H'n"r assoc ia'!nn ~ Gin
Ter farn viii il" held A. mo school
nous" mis- afternoon - 3.i5 o'clock
Tn" subject f"r discuss on viii ho
SOM" Practical Suggestions FOR fha
Hett"r Mental and NORA D.velop-
mon, OF the Child"
The Parent Teacher Association
- william +. Fox school viii hold
ne regular monthly meeting TINS
afternoon A. S.3n o'clock IN tn.
s'h"ol auditorium.
m" Patrick Henry Mothers. club
"iI moo, ms afternoon At ocloc.
IN tho school
TN" Highland SPRING. S.hooI r.carue
Viii met tonigh' 1t o'clur,
i ~ tn" school auditorium. AFTER me
/ h"7''i-SS meeting there viii 10 !.
'N""rii"u given to the teachers N.
TO" i"~En". Every patron II ia.
''n""l Is iuvi'"d Ia IL" present 10
'r"Shm"u,s VIII h- s"ry"d ANA th.r.
VIII u" =" attractive program
rho r..aies' Aia Soc.o,, Of I.o,ch
stree Rrrtist church viii NEE, this
afternoon = "."I""k. Mrs Sp.nc"r
H"idrr"f' is pr"-id"n, 40 tn. nraan.
.|atl'u.
The W"myns .,ux,liary or over
hr"". Pro- hNt"ri.u church vii hord
"h in-r.r" t"u"l meeting I'm tn.
'hn''h Shd.t"rIum 81 .clrrk To-
n'&hi Nix Harrison who d. q M :
-i"nNr' O." k"r".. ,ni nom. on .
'ur.""4h viii teI. I.ustrsrinr h.r
l"!k "ih cu'i"s hr,u-n harA from
N"'"" tn m'mh~rs ~ ,rr.. i ..i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

JACKSON MISS Got ~ In am
'p'ni"n rendered ,"'ttN l., tSgn.iat.
ius'io" r:thrtr". "a" Supr"u" Cont
n"id ~" 'h" t"itE.'iv" CLAUS" at ,h"
M'Ssi-s.rri Constitution ., uuI and
H"'d h"'-u~" q majority rC ih. vot-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

not even do my
O W n housework,
could not sleep at
night and all kinds
of queer thoughts
would come to me.
Finally l gave up
going to the doc
tor and a friend
told me of Lydia
E. Pink h a m 8
Vegetable Com
pound. After tho
first bottle l could
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VIOLENT, EXPLOSIVE CATHARTICS
MAKE YOUR CONSTIPATION WORSE

THAT closged con.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE AGE
Women Should Know how Lydia
E.P;nkham's Veeetable Compound
Helps at This Trying Period

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
GOCIE.:1,.rr

arthur Glasgow ia tn" guest Of his
hist"r' Miss Ellen Glasgow. At her
nom" ON West Main Street Mr.
Glasgow viii lee joined shortly h.,
MIS-. Glasgow and their daughter.
MARJORIE" They will sail from Eng
iand November and viii he tn"
guests or Mrs. Glas&"w's sister. Miss
E0ic branch. during their stay in
Richmond. Miss Glasgow mad" h"r
d"hu, in London this season and was
among th"s" who w"r" presented at
court Roth Mr.. and Mrs Glasgow
were formerly of Richm"nd and
great deal of formal entertaining
Will he done for them here.
PRECEDENT OF Overseas L-ngue.
Miss Louise Wells. 81 chicago. win
arrive In Richmond "Wednesday from
New Or~ans. wh"r" sh" attended ia"
American Legion Convention. Miss
Wells IS tn" president Of thc We
mans Overseas IcHEu" "f Am"ri"a.
and several Interesting affairs viii
be given In her homer. ON Wcdroe-
day evening. tho Overseas League Of
III" \ NJ. {. a, is giving dinner ia
her honor. a, tho Richmond Hor.l
Mirs Elizabeth Watt IL entertaining
AT luncheon for nor on Thursday. A.
IN" jefferson Hotel MISC Wells will
b" tho guest Of Miss S,crrott. a. Tho
Cecil Is IA" rr"sidon, Of tn. over
seas i."apu" here
, Young Women 10 S-r,,
A''rac''"" "n;:us rpmcn viii scrv.
AZ IA" silver tea 80 ho given 4, n,
All Saints parish house py IN.
church Guild ON Friday. from ,n
O'Clock Among th"m ~ill he Mise.
Martha MALLORY i.llis scott, CARR,
Nhdi"N. 1"rni" Hughes Elsie Ink
ram. virginia Jones Madeline BIZ
ger. kH'har!n" scott iianuah coli
'l'"r Al''o Williaws Mildred VII.
Hams Elizabeth Wood Helene Luce
'orb.n Srioor. Catherine Cars Mar
, gart' Gary and Mrs \ " Bowc +,
VIII No an Interesting AFFAIR 80 which
all the women Of Tho church arc IN
vitod
Ten NJ Brandon.
Misses Ashton wilson na,,. Belle
Gresham aud Ella R.rrord wer. en-
tcr'aiurd utormall' y; -. - Bran
don by Mrs Gordon Harrison They
motored down. returning 10 Rich
mond SUNDAY ni=h,
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Miss May Elizah~,h Caldwell. n,
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beth Hun - san Francisco Cal. are
visiting MISS Eliznh"rh GRAY NaI.n.
tine ai 'ho home - ner parents ITO
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