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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
SUPREME COURT SEEKS
LIGHT ON READING CO.
Wants 10 Know IL Dissolution !.
Within Sherman Law
Provisions.
,y I..o~i.,.d Pres. 10 r~sry sv.nins.

Washington, April slJrhe y. =
auprerne Court IN ordering rearFu-
nent ~ ths Reading dissoiu'ton ease.
u became known today. indicated that
n desired 20 be advised directly a. -
whether the distribution ~ the control
~ tho Reading Company over the
Reading Railroad md tho Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company.
ae ordered by The United States DTS
! trict court a. Ptils islphis. will be 81
rectivo In completely divowcing ~
properties md IN removing he uniaw
/ fuI combination ~ violation ~ nc
Sherman Anti-Trlsf law. which me
Euprefne Court found 10 exist.
{ - AlEo became known counsel repre-
sentinr The various interests involved
have been directed 20 present "a he
court Monday Information ~ -
WHISTLER the decree will establish en-
tire Independence be'wsen tha Read
ing company. present ana prospective
ana tho Philadelphia and Reading
Conf ard Iron Company and the nov
Company e. 10 organized 49, was IT,
tended iy The Supreme Court. whether
i'he general mortgage which was exc
rufcd and occurred BY bond isgUe p e
a part az forming the unlawful com
Sina,ion. presents any legal or prac-
itical dific ulty In provid ng should the
decree he modified. FOR the sale - the
icosi company s'ock free from any
lien on account ~ the old mort IA ge
or the contemplated nsw mortgage
and further whether compliance VIII
tho decree and distribution Of asset,
.aH now contemplated will confer or
any class Of stockholders Of the Read
ing Company any benefits 10 this
prejudice ~ the rights NJ other stock
Nolders 81 that company.
Tho announcement that the Nom
tcrs 81 the Supreme Court entertain
doubts on Theses essential features O
the case came as "A surprise. The re
cent oral argument Of the distributio
I problem was confined exclusively Z
the discussion Of tn. question whethe
the distribution OF certain assets G
o tho coal company should be anon
:. the common or the preferred stock
? holders OF the Reading Company. o
the theory that the court was sati.
d fed with all other phases OF the pre-
q posed dissolution plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
SILLY PORTRAITS ON VIEW.
Important Canyases Of Early AmeTi.
can Painter Shown In Philadelphia.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. April S.--A demonstra-
ton Of the greatness Of American por-
traiture which is likely 10 play a part
in the Sesqui Centennial in 1925. wss
given today. through the opening Of
the memorial exhibition Of portrait
works by Thomas Scully G7ss-1S72J
in private view at the Academy Of
Fine Arts.
Important works by sully from the
United States Military Academy at
West Point. the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art. New York. and from the Mu-
seums Of Boston, Brooklyn, Cleveland
and Baltimore and from private col
lections in New York and Washington
coupled with more than 200 portraits
representing those whC made history
/ in Philadelphia during Sully's long
| lifetime make up an exhibition Of its
/ Find which has rarely been equalled
in the history Of American art.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
F|REMEN PRAISED FOR
WORK CLEANUP WEEK
Their Property Inspections
Total More Than 5000;
Find Many Hazards.

Unstinted praise Is being given the
new fire department for its co-opera-
ton and the work accomplished by
the officials and members In con1unc-
ton with the cleanup campaign this
week. Every day the on platoon of
six men and one lieutenant Of one or
another Of the thirteen companies
has been making a tour Of inspection
of their part Of town. These squads
worked in what is known as the first
alarm district, that is all that section
of the city covered by the respective
companies on n first call for 0ssist-
ance in case of fire.
Up to this morning ten of the com
panies had made 2.3l6 Inspections
visiting private homes, stores. man
featuring plants. apartment houses
and in fact every kind Of building
They went into cellars and searched
out all the fire risks and upon tho
completion OF the work each company
submitted detailed report 70 head
quarters as TO just what had been
done and the conditions they had
found, or these 2.Sl6 inspections only
10 actual fire hazards were dis
covered. These have been taken uT
by the fire marshals Office and the in.
spectOrs are following them up TO Sc,
that they are eliminated.
This morning a squad from TRUCK
| Company NO. and one from TRUCK
Company No. 3 were making tou,
OF their districts. This afternoon {
squad from Engine Company No
will make tour Of its first alarm
district II is expected the depart
ments total inspections Will total NOR,
tan 1900 when all the companies hav,
completed their task.
These inspections have served {
two-fold PURPOSE In addition 10 help
Ing IN the cleanup work they hav,
familiarized the firemen with the IN
terror Of every building in their dis
trict so that in case Of fire and a snlok
filed house or plant they would know
Just where they were going. In som
places the f4remen made startling dis
coNeries that DO doubt will save man
lives. For instance In one plant the
found that man climbing into a win
dow would drop four stories down
shaft about which they knew nothins
knowledge Of its location now Will b
OF great value 10 them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
MADE UNCONSCIOUS
BY BURGLARS DARING
Mrs. Willard BrUbst ia. Thrill
Ing Experience With Mid
ntZi,t proWIer.

Mrs Willard c. Brobst OF bo3 West
Twenty sixth street, whore husband II
a dentist. with Offices in the Ford
Building. was reported greatly I'M
rroved today following her encounter
with a burglar late Monday night AZ
her home.
DR.. BrobSa, In relating the details
for tho nrst time today OF his wife's
terrifying experience, declared that
Mrs. Rrcbst wae saved from probable
injury because of the fact that other
occupants were in the house at the
time the robbery was committed. DIT
Rroos,. left his home earlier In the
evening to attend a meeting In Pythian
Castle. HIS wife. he said. was LETT
s,one and she retired shortly before IL
o'clock 1t was after IL. Mrs, Broost
eadd. when she was startled by some
one entering the window on the Sec
ond floor leading into her bedroom.
The room was not lighted and Mrs.
Rr>chst according 10 her husband. was
unahle TO secure a description or the
intruder. After prowling around the
dorkenei room FOR several minutes,
the burglar approached the bed. With
a heavy fashlight in his hand. he di-
rected the light on Mrs. Brobst.
frightened beyond speech the latter
IL said to have lost consciousness. DR..
Brobst, returning shortly after mid
night. upon entering the bedroom was
startled when his wife failed TO re-
rly 70 n greeting. She had not re-
gained consciousness and 1t was
several hours later before she could
give an account of her experience.
An investigation later revealed that
the thief had climbed up 10 the roof
Of the porch al the front OF the home.
The window leading TO the bedroom
occupied by Mrs. Brobst WAS partly
opened and the thief experienced but
little trouble IN gaining an entrance,
At the time OF the robbery Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Wyatt, who occupy por-
ton of the house. were at home. They
claim they heard no unusual noises
and not until the return Of DR.. Brobst
did they learn OF what had taken
place. II Is believed. however. that the
outlaw was frightened when he heard
Mr. end Mrs. Wyatt moving about or
the first floor.
That the burglar had intended &c
rob the house was evident. After Mrs
Rrobst had lost consciousness the thiet
entered through several rooms. How.
ever. nothing was reported stolen.
This is the second robbery within
the past week IN the vicinity Of the
Rrobst home. On Thursday a day.
light" thief entered the home OF Wal
ter d. Nutter. st Third and Madison
streets and stole Liberty bonds anC
ether valuahleS
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OFFICERS rRANsYxRRaD.


InAsHettng Amewacsmsn1a CuSasus,.
ing Fhss RAswvs Corps FurSsaasa.
Numerous shAng~s and AsAspments
have bsen made among Rsesrvs Cosps
oficcrs of this State. Among them arr
the following:
Captain Nobls r.. Warren. r. A., O.
Second LAsutanant Joseph I. Its.
r. c.. WyominG. To <Soth n. A.
$40 North Broom~ street, TO <soth
r. A.
1903 Market street, t. %s0th r. A.
Second Lieutenant Charles N. Per1,
Second Lieutenant Sidney d. Pctsrs.
22a West Seventh street. to $50 IT. A.
Second Lieutenant Walter L. HALEY.
1907 West Eishth strcct, TO %soth r..
A.
Second Lieutenant Harry Y. P,cr-
man. Inf. O. n. c.. 82s Jefferson stree,
to so.d Military Police Company.
XII corec special troops.
Attached to 309th Infantry -s,t
Division; Captain Joseph A Day,.
INFO. X. c., Wilmington: Captn,r
Clarence NJ. Onion. Info. u. C.. WI.
Imington; Captain William =. Hamilton
INFO. r. C., Wilmington: First lieu,
tenant Frank G. Baughman. Inf q
X. c.. Bridgeville: FIRST Lieut. ens n, E,r
X Caro-. Info. r. c.. Wilmington; f,rs
Lieutenant Daniel X. Chase. Rehobot,
Beach; first Lieutenant Arthur a
Heinei. New Castle: fret IAcutsnsn
Leslie @. Knapp. Nassau: frst Lien
tenant Edward II. Porter. Whining
ton; second Lieutenant Harrir u
IDicfendorfer. Wyoming; second fAeu
tenant Norman M. Hudson. pclhyviii.
second Lieutenant Charles n. RUM
Newark: second Lieutenant s,ephe
F. stewart. Wilmington. recond Lieu
tenant Daniel NJ Tonli.on. Dover
first Lieutenant John r.. Kean, Mii
ford: hrst Lieutenant Walter {
Newton. Dover.
Assigned 10 sim Ordnanc. Co
first Lieutenant Frank u. Wilson
Ord q. II, g.. wilmington.
Assigned to 642d Ordnance Go
second Lieutenant Marshall W Hal
Wilmington.
Attached 10 sp7th Pursuit Squadron
Air Service: pa Lieutenant Chest,
Smith. As-O. II. g.. Henry clay. DE
Attached 20 Field Remount Dep
No. 20. liith Corps Special Trnop,
Captain Frank =, DEM. Mahsr
ONO. H. G.. Wilmington.
To 18th Division. attached: "a TAet
tenant William V. 0rier. SC. o. II. {
Milford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
CTTN'S HEALTH GOOD.
Report For the Week Shows Only los
Scarlet Fever Gases.

The reports TO the Board OF Health
for the week ending yesterday at noon
show 25 births. 10 marriages and 80
deaths, as compared with 7e. 90 and
30 a year ago. Five Of the deaths were
of children under one year; the cause
OF death in two cases was scarlet
fever.
Thirty eight new cases were report
ed, in addition to the g. previously
turned in, making the present total
los. One new case Of diphtheria has
been noted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
FOUR MOTORISTS FINED.

-Four sutoists were taken into GUS
tody last evening and this morning
for alleged infractions Of law. All
were arralgned in City Court today.
Pleading guilty TO speeding on Elev-
enth street. between Church and Pop
lar. James S. Riley was fined $40.
John Neeson. who violated the traf-
fc rules on a one way street. was as
sessed 81.
Claiming that he attempted to avoid
an accident, Louis Hook, bus driver
charged with passing q trolley car on
the left hand side. was fined IS.
Pleading guilty TO driving a truck
without the proper tags, Samuel Mon
heit was fined SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
BANKRUPTCY. PETITION
AGAINST NEWSTADT BROS.

A petition I'm bankruptcy has been
filed in Federal Court againct Samuel.
Lewis and Abraham Z. Newstadt, do
ing business as NeWstadt Brothers. at
East Seventh street. by the Penn
sylvania Brush Co. and John Lucas
Co. Inc. of Philadelphia, and the
James Bradford Co. Of Wilmington,
creditors in the amount Of S169:70,
s1,224.12 and s72.65, respectively. Re
turn will be made on Monday. April
II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08

on could not have nicer at
ternoon or dinner dress than this.
The closing at the extreme left
gives the dress a coat effect which
can be added to by use of the en-
hroidery design as illustrated
above. The wide sleeves of thin
material add to the dressy ap-
pearance and the neck can be
either round or V shaped
We suggest for this stvle pop
lin, serge, or chinchilla satin with
chiffon sleeves. The pattern cuts
in sizes 10 years, 30. IS, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure; size So
requires yards of 36-inch ma
terial with l}4 yards OF 40-inch
contrasting material.
The embroidery pattern is sep
arate. You may order the dress
pattern and the embroidery pat
tern for so cents or either for Is
cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
HUGE STADIUM FOR rHILA.
To Have Seating Capacity Of $4,000,
And be Ready For "Sesqui.-

by Associs t4d Fress to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Aprfl ss-An athletic
stadium. with a seating capacity OF
al least ia. 600 will be erected In Phnn-
delphis for the Sesqui- Centennial ex-
position in 1926. Judge Eugene g.
Bonniwell. a director OF the Centennial
Association. said today.
Unofficial sanction has been given
10 the project hnc estimates AS 70 the
probable cost will DO presented within
two months. he said. Tentative plans
call for a stadium with field twice
as large as the playing neld OF the
Yale Bowl,
Unofficial approval. judge Bonni-
we'll said. has also been given by the
centennial board OF directors for the
erection OF an outdoor swimming poo
tor tho aquatic sports which will be
part Of the exposition program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
COAL PR0FITEERS GRAB
THOUSANDS OF IONS

BY Associated Press 10 Ever! Evening.
Pittsburg. April S.-Buying Of coal
FOR speculative purposes in the Pitts
burg district prior 20 the miners strike
reached considerable proportions. The
railroads were reporting about 1000
cars Of unsigned coal awaiting pur-
chasers in their district. These were
strung on side tracks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
PRISONER STRICKEN.
Mary White Becomes III Following
Her Arreat

Mary White. Negroes. taken into
custody last night an q dope addict,
became so Ill this morning that she
had to be removed to the Delaware
Hospital. In Municipal Court today
her case was continued until Monday
Pleading guilty to being drunk,
Wilmer Hartenetein WAS fined $40 And
costs.
Harry Brown chsrged with trcs-
passing on the Pennsylvania railroad
waN fined IS. He was trying to set
away with bag OF coal when cap
tured. II was stated.
As Robert McGarvey. wanted by shs
Virginia authorities for desertion and
non-suport failed 10 appear In court
his bond was forfeited. He told the
police yesterday that he was going to
return to Virginia voluntarily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. /
was in bed much of my timewith pains
and had TO have the doctor every
month. One day | found a little
book in my yard in Guthrie. Oklsho-
ma, and read it through and got the
medicine-Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound-and took eight
bottles and used the Sanative Wash
! atoncc began to get stronger. lhavs
got many women TO take it just by
telling them what il has done for me.
have a young sister whom it has
helped IN the same way it helped me-
want you TO know that | am Il
friend indeed, for youwere friend
inneed. - Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE,
l04S Byram ST.. Los Angeles, Cali
forpia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
Name Commerce Chamber Delegates.

Delegates from the Wilmington
Chamber OF Commerce have been Sc
lected to attend the tenth annual con-
vention OF the Chamber Of Commerce
Of the United States. which will con-
vene at Washington. May 1918. The
delegates are w. ID. Mullen. Alfred D.
Warner. Jr.. Joseph Bancroft. Fred
eric II. Gawthrop. W. F. Sellers. A.
S. Krebs. T. w. Bacchus, Frederick X
kniffen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
Zonins Expert Here Thursday.

Mayor Harvey's coming committee,
with q similar committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce, hopes TO gain
much information from the visit TO
Wilmington next Thursday afternoon
of George b. Mckenzie. assistant en-
gineer OF zoning commission of Phil
Adelphia- Mr.. Mckenzie will come
here at noon and will meet the citizens
interested in coming at the Office Of
Mayor Harvey at 3 O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
COMMUNITY CHEST MOVEMENT.
Sherman Kingsley, Experienced Social
Worker, to Speak Here TUESDAY.

Sherman Kingsley. formerly OF
Cleveland. Ohio. now Director OF Fed
GRAFTON OF Social Agencies OF Phns-
delphia- VIII come 10 this city Tues
day evening as a guest OF the Social
Service Club and later will meet and
confer with those citizens who are in
terested in the community ches, idea
Mr.. Kingsley will speak shout his
activities as a welfare worker In the
cities mentioned. and aid the local
agencies who are DESTROYS OF doing
away with separate campaignc for
money. with a general city campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
JOINS HARDING's FGURs0MF.
J'Neil. Chicago Expert, Summoned to
Washington for Game With President

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago. Aplil S.-George 4
.O'Nel, Chicago golf professional, and
course architect, is travelling to Wash
ington today in response to an invita-
ton from President Harding 10 com
piete a golf -four some.
ONeil recently played fCursome
with the President, f.. b. Mclean and
A. d. Lasker. Of the Shipping Board
end plans were made at that time for
return engagement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
Rev. lack Wells has Rheuma Il SIN.

Rev. Jack Wells. pastor OF Wesley
NJ. +. church, is suffering from an
attack Of rheumatism in his right
leg. For several days he has been
confined to his home. He ventured out
today and was a visitor at City Hall
where he met a number Of his friends
who extended their sympathy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
ARBUCxLE TRIAL NEARs END.
Jury Likely " Have hanslaushtsr
ga. nv MldAIe Of Next Weok.

I'M ~ mboese '" W."
ny Associated Press to Every Evening
San Francisco. April s--Rcouttal
offered by tho prosecution
in contradiction Of tho defense con
tent,on that An old nilment caused the
death OF Misy Virginia Rnppc was ex'
pectod to be- concluded today in tho
third trial Of Roscoe Arbuchio on .
mansaushter charge In connection
With the MIN actress death.
corc,uston Of tho States robuttnl
In the morning session was 20 ~ ~, To-
lowed by adjournment ~ noon INC
aefense's air-rebuttnl wns e1pocteo
10 occupy only tho esriy part OF next
week yt,h the prospect that mo case
would 20 70 the jury by "Wednesday
or Thurrtay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
Children Raid Fire Ruins.

An army Of youngsters this morning
invaded the show windows of the
Outlet store. at Third and Market
streets. Goods damaged by the fire
which recently Quilted the store. SEEM
ed 10 take the eye of the children.
One young girl succeeded in. getting
away with a market basket filled with
odds and enCs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
Work Found for Some.

Fourteen men and five women, in
Guiding a saleSSirl. were placed through
he Public Employment Bureau, in the
old City Hall, today. Four women and
two men were referred 10 openings
and the applications Of three men and
enc woman yera fed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08

Property of William c. Wilson and
wife, at 1910 Maryland avenue, was
SOLD at public auction in the Court
House this morning by Sheriff Joseph
II. Gould to Henry r. lsaacs, attorney,
for $500,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
FASHION LOWERS THE
WAIST

lust a little lower" says Fashion.
when il comes to adjusting the belt.
Skirts are slightly longer and the dis
tance between skirt and waist must
not be greatly increased" This lovely
model in Cuban-brown crepe faille has
the front Of the skirt trimmed with
bead embroidery, while lace flet
fills in the V-shaped front. Medium
size requires yards 40-inoh material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. oo07
Sizes, 81 to 48 inches bust Price. IS
cenls.
Crosby 4 Hill Company are agent
for Pictorial Review Patterns. VII
iningtons leading store for silk, wash
Pooos and wooden dress goods. COS
o7-09 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors ana carr
at all times a full and complete lin
Of Pictorial Review patterns-Ken
nard-Pyle Co.. 6l7-62l Market St--Adv
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Omaha bootiegSer. given his choice
ietween TWO evtis. preferred Ia 70
taking a drink Of his own stun He
evidently was ASSURED In his OWN r2,nd
ne was choosing me Jesse, PhIade,-
ph!a Inquirer
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The SPRING issue OF our
FASHION MAGAZINE IS now
ready. IL contains over 800
styles. several pages Of en-
brAdery designs some styles used
by Movie Stars. and a complete
seven lesson course in dressmak-
ing This book should he IN every
home The supply is limited So
order your copy now Price los
Mail orders direct TO Fashion De-
partment Every Evening, % East
18th street. New York.
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IL. Pink q a N 9
Vegetable Com
pound. / have
| taken it off and
on for twenty
Years and it has
helped me change
| from a delicate
Igirl to a stout.
healthy woman.
When / was mar.
|ried | was sick all
| the time until |
Iii, z
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Harry u. Speck OF C,aymont. who
has been examined by physicians snd
found 20 be mentally deranged. was
committed 10 the State Hospital today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08

Philadelphia. AprH s,--Cniversity ~
Pennsylvania authorities had no in
tlmation from General Wood that he
would not s~suros his duties 40 exec
utivs head Of the university early next
year.
when General Wood left for th>
Philippines it was understood he would
take up his duties here in September
IL WAS said at the university today
that unless word II received directly
from tho general. he would be expected
20 take UP his work IN September. His
presence here was expected 10 accei-
crate the pisn for the $4,000. 900 en-
dowment fund 70 be raised by the uni
versity.
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CALL 27e4

II YOU have rubbish or waste
that IS menace either 20
health, safety or pride. call -jo&
and the same viii be removed.
If YOU kpow Of a lot that
needs 20 hake the rubbish clear
ed OF. call 2794 and give the
information
For all particulars about
Clean-Cp Week. call 2794
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The original Virgin Of Loretto was
small. black image, of Lebanon
cedar and richly adorned with Jewels.
said to have heen carved by ST. Luke
According 10 legend. the Holy House
In which II was onshrined was the
home Of the Virgin Mary. miraculous
ly transported from Nazareth when
threatened with destruction by the
Turks in 1891.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
AFRIEND IN NEED
AFRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs.Hardee Regard.
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles, Calf. Il must tell
YOU thatI An, a true friend TO lydia