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New Britain herald., 1922-09-09
EASTER LILIES BLOOM

Middletown, N. Y, Sept, o.-Easter lilies are now in bloom in various sections of this city at private resi- dences. They have received no 'spe- cia care and the owners of the plants were surprised at the appear ance of the blossoms. which are as perfect as those which appear just before the Easter season. Mrs H. J
 Cox, of Prospect avenue and Mrs
New Britain herald., 1922-09-09
COULD NOT
 TURN IN BED
Operation Avoided by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
 etable Compound

wished to move. l hey
 said an operation was neces ss ary. My mother would kee p saying: Why don t you take Pinkham g, Henrietta 2 and I'd say, Oh, mamma, it won't help me, I've tried too much.' One day she said, Let me get you one bottle of each kind. You won't
 be out very much if
New Britain herald., 1922-09-09

of the Kansas City officers, il wns announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
TO RAILWAY BRAKEMAN
W illinm Il. Loving. 10. Dies Mt Nc
mortal Hospital. Where He WnN
flushed for OncrntInn.

william l.. Loving, 40 years old.
injured brakeman. 5l9-A North
Twcnty-hrSt street. died yesterday
morning at $40 O'Clock in Memorial
Hospital. Removed from the trucks
"i freight ear in the Southern Rail
road swiichyards. Twenty eighth and
DOCK streets. shortly before IL
O'Clock Thursday night the patient
Was rushed to the hospital In the
city ambulance. where physicians op-
Grated Immediately in the hone of
saving his life. They found hi.
right leg badly crushed and Their.
were internal injuries. He died
without reGaininE consciousness.
Tn" brakeman was injured when "A
freight car on which he was riding
derailcd in the switchyards. He was
aug from under the car by j. NJ
Wade. driver of the city ambulance,
and trainmcn. After Coroner Whit
hc!d had viewed the body IL was re-
moved 10 an undertaker's parlor. He
Is survived by wife and two chill
drcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
All Glasses Meet
in Bankrupt Court
Farmer, House X cepcr,
Policeman and Brake
man go Broke"

Farmer. housekeeper. policeman
and railroad brakeman aled volun-
tary petitions In bankruptcy In the
United States District Court here
Yesterday. Their aggregate liabili-
ties. as listed in the petitions. were
S634o.3o. and assets, $685.
Manton NJ. Kibler, farmer of
Mecklcnburg County. asked relief
from payment of debts mounting
t" SS.lij.0I. His assets were given
as S3i5. Of which $40 was claimed
as exempt, Along with the pctI1ion
Of Manton NJ. kibler was filed the
petition OF Elizabeth l.. kiblcr.
'housckccpcr." q; MccklcnburE
County Liabilities were listed as
$4,000. and assets. $50. Of which 1876
was claimed 10 be exempt
X. w. Lomay. Richmond police
man. listed his liabilities az
sl.l4olo. and assets as $3.50, on all
which exemption was claimed.
Bethel & Williams are attorneys for
the petitioners.
H. r. Hobby, railroad brakeman
Richmond. declared that he owed
STOOLS he was unable TO pay. ana
only S1S5 assets, Of which all should
he exempt, II was claimed. Reeves
& Finrcy are attorneys for the pc
titioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
DEFEATS PROPOSAL
TO RAISE MAYORS SALARY
Lack of Necessary Two-Thirds Vote Blocks Movement
to Make Pay S80OO-Final Meeting Marked by
Frugalitv in Distribution of Money.

The final meeting OF the Common
Council of la2i-Ia22 last night was
runctuarcd with Spiritcd discussion
swan song and a general disposi-
ton tn be careful in the distribution
OF the yitN'S money Several mea-
sur"s carrying appropriations were
adopted, Will" others nccessitating
further appropriations toward pro-
posed Increases In salaries. wcrr
passed along for tn" new Council
which viii h" organized next Friday
proposed increases in salary for the
Mayor aud the Comptroller wcr. de-
icaicd heCauS" Of the rule requiring
two thirds vote. Resolutions pro-
NldiuG for AN iucr.aS. from $4,000
TO $4,000 for the Comptroller required
fourteen votes. bat just eleven were
recorded in favor of tho increase.
th"s" opposing ii BEING Mann. Moore,
Peters. Robertson and Emlauf. Coun-
Gilman pickerScn amended an origin
al paper providing $4,000 for tho
Mayors salary. in making 1t $4,000.
lut this amendment was defeated,
and, after an appeal by Councilman
Jones. in which he compared the sal
aries of the executive and admins
trativc officers Of other Virginia
cities. showing that all Of them re-
ccIVed more than IN" Mayor Of Rich
mond. tho original paper fixing the
salary at sS.00o was defeated by tho
vote Of - To =. a two-thirds' vote be-
ing necessary. Those who voted
against the resolution were Moore.
Robinson and Umlauf. The ahsentcrs
w"rc Atkinson. Ra'ikins. Sullivan and
Phillips
resolution providing funds for
TN" erection of fire alarm station
on tn" site uf the old park house i'm
Monroe Park WAS concurrcd in, and
nov goes Ia the Mayor for his APP
pr"val Director Myers said last
night that tho fire alarm service is
M bad shape and that immediate
steps will u" taken to have the APP
paratus Installed III the proposed
building at AN early date
Tn" resolution providing for an APP
propriatiun Of ll.5oo to he used in
making q survey or conditions pre-.
vHilinS In Richmond in reference TO
tn" distribution Of charitable funds
was. after considerable debate. de-
fcat"d by the vote of - to .. the lat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
BRADLEY WINS APPEAL
IN BIG BASEBALL SUIT
President of Virginia League
Is Granted Writ by SUI
prcmc Court.

or ihe appeal of w T. BRADLEY.
president "C the Virginia League Of
baseball clubs, the Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday granted writ OF
error i'm the suit of Il. W Wilson.
former president OF the Richmond
baseball club. who was awarded
$4,000 damages against w. II. Brad
ley in the Circuit CDur, OF Rich
mond.
The suit was the result Of the for
fixture ~ tho Virginia League. of
The Richmond franchise. then owned
by Mr.. Wilson. II was heard on May
-. o: this year. While the title OF
the suit is agaius, MIR. Bradley. it
applies to all Of the clubs in tn.
Virginia League and each of them
viii he liable for the award OF tho.
jury Ii the supreme Court of APP
p"als. when is to REVIEW the case
sustains the verdict of the lower
court jury.
The cities involved are Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Newport Jews. Wilson
Rocky Mount, Petersburg and Suf-
folk, which at the time made up the
Virginia League circuit with Rich
mond added
In tho suit OF I. NJ Warren. former
commissioner of revenue OF the city
OF Hopcwell. who was removed from
office by Judge Thomas Il. Robertson.
after jury in Corporation Court
had found him not guilty OF charges
brought against him. the Supreme
Court Of Appeals has granted writ
OF error and supcrscdcas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

ter being Moore and Peters. As this
fund was to be derived from the re-
serve Il four-fifths vote was ncccs-
sary.
resolution recently adopted pro-
viding for movies In the parks. was
amended to include music as well.
Under suspension az the rules. the
body adopted a resolution providing
for $500 for the purchase Of a silver
service to h" presented the naval
scout cruiser Richmond. upon it's
appearance in the James River early
in October.
resolution recommended by the
Dock. River and Harbur Committees
appropriatiuE $500 for Il survey of
commercial and business conditions
in Richmond. with their relationship
toward suggested improvements to
James River. was presented hy Coun-
Gilman Peters. and referred 10 tho
Commute" ON Finance. This means
that new paper will have to be
drawn for action by the incoming
Council
Papers in relation to the public
library and the city farm projects
We're tabled. and q numh"r Of ordi-
nanccs and resolutions adopted hv tie
h"arh OF Aldermen We're concurrcd in.
Councilman Eodcm offered - rosa
vice President for their uniform
klh"neSt' and courtesy during the ses-
sion inst closing. and expressing re-
Eret al The retirement OF Cuuncilmen
'"hhS. katkins. Peters and Mann. was
adopted. and short Speeches of ammo
'i"'l"n anu thanks We're extended bv
'he wv" officers. while tho retiring
,h'"'h'rS expressed regret at the
breaking of ties which had proven So
strong and pleasant during tho past
TWO years MIR Peters intimatcd that
u" would probably bc in the running
again at the next election.
Mr.. tmlauf the vic,-rro.i,
thanNed every one. Including the
~ ~ INC S"rScant at-arms. the gate
cHP"r ana tho elevator man.
resident Adams stated ycstord..
thdt he would call the BOARD NJ AZ
u'r'h"n TO meet on Tuesday njrht ia
&c, on the appropriation measure nro
ni'nf FUNDS for the purchase of :,
SuNtr service for the scout crui,or
Richmond. "'ser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
HALLWAY MAIL CLERKS
PROTEST REDUCTION
Post-Oflice Department Pro
poses to Lay Off Men
September l.

hai.way mail clerks employed bv
me SehS"ard Air Line. tho Atlanti.
coast Line and the ChcSapeal<e and
o"'" ar" protesting against the re-
"uc'i"h OF the working force in IN,
service OF tn" three systems A,
mass meeting held in Washing
'oh '"St thursday night. resolutions
We're adopted stating that III. ni;,,,s
VI the f"St-Onice Department to ra
80 ,he number OF clerks would
"e'aF inc delivery Of the mails i,
also was pointed on, in ,ha
iu'lohs mat the Second Assistant,
l"simaster-Gencral had stated i'm
June That it was his policy NOT to
'hsre"S. the hours of work.
IhcSe resolutions, il is said woro
yesterday presented to Second >s-
S'stdnt Postma ster- General Honda
son ana VIII he brought to the a.
'eh'i"n Of the Fost-Oiiicc Commit,
Tee and TO some members Of con.
Sress. 20"
II is said that the Post Office Dc
par'ment proposes to Law OF no
tween twenty and thirty men on
Seplember /. from the lines named
u! uiS''htinuinG the distribution nj,
eet "a" mails en- route and bv in
creaS'he the hours of work Of the
remaining clerks. and il is said to
ne part OF the general rcorrani.
%atloh plan in the railway mail scr.
'ee no" heing put into operation
ny General Superintendent w u
kiddeI!. The plan has resulted in
'he iaF'hs off Of about 200 expert.
enceo railway mail clcrSs, many OF
"hon nave been in the service for
twenty years, ana has brought u
ieter OF protest from Samuel Com
pers to President Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
HENRY SNOW VICTIM
OF AUTO INJURIES
Dies mt st. EIixnbrth'. Hospital,
whore He Had Been Treated
for ErnCIurcI SLnI

Injured In an automobile accident
't iinc and Grace Streets August
~ tonry SNOW, IS years old. 23l2
Iark Avenue. died at -. Elizabeth'S
hospital early yesterday. Carried
!" tho hospital In Il private car. tho
patient was found to have suffered
"a fractured skull. Though AT timos
no showed signs OF rallying from his
injuries. physicians held out little
hope OF his recovery.
when notified OF tho paticnt's
death, police OF tho Second station
arrested +. G Martin. laos Bryan
street. driver Of IN" automobile. on
technical charge OF Involuntary
manslaughter. He was bailod cor q
hearing in Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
VIRGINIA CUARDSMEN
OFF FOR ENCAMPMENT
Officers and Men of 1880 In.
fanlry Enlrain Today for
Virginia Beach.

Officers and mon Of the One Hun
dred and Eirhty-third Infantry, viz
Einia National Guard. Including the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Rich
m"nd Grays. and companies az in
iantry from "A number Of VirEjni,
cities. VIII entrain this morning at
o'clock for a two weeks camp at
Virginia Beach. Colonial J. Fulmcr
hr'sht rs In command Of the rcri-
ment.
The regimen, is made up largely
Of units famed for heroic service
with tho Twenty ninth Division ar
ne American cXpodiii"nary forces in
france during tn" World War. I'm
der the supervision and instruction
OF regular army officers detailed for
that purpose. the regiment will be
on tho range at target practice. hikes
ana practice man"uvcrS.
BriEadier Gcucral :. Gardner Wal
Ter. of Front Royal is IN command
OF the camp. lie has mapped on, a
course Of training similar to that
which was used 10y the One Hundred
and Sixteenth Regiment. which com
pIet"d it's training Wednesday,
Officers of the one Hundred and
hlEhty. third Infantry from Richmond
are: Colonel John t'ulmcr Bright
commanding: Iioutcnant- Colonel ia
sar w. Bowl"s, Major William w
i'"indeXtcr. Captain Edward g IN
derson, adjutaniS: Captain James Il
sheppard. supply officer: captain
hohert H. Shotwcll. plans and train
ing officer.
Attached officers: Major John y
fitts. NJ. e.: Captain Rulln l. Pussy
u. G; Captain Thomas l. Whooldon.
NJ g: Captain John NJ Knhosou
chaplain: CAPTAIN Hubert loo 49,.
lrby. D. G.
Headquarters Company ono Hum.
dred and EiEhty-third Infantry. Rich-
mona. Captain Juliau r. : Never
and Second Lieutenant Charles NJ.
S"rvir" Company. Captain Henry
g Jefferson. First Li.utcnan, Vii
Liam g Webb. i'irs, I.i.u,onan,
.hHrIes w. Phillips Second Lieu
tenant Henry W pickorson. Warrant
officer Melvin Maccouo
company \: Captain Earl I. Brown
FIRST Lieutenant Horace l.. Alien
second Lieutenant James W. ran
Company r: CAPTAIN William "
Atkins. First Lieutenant Jesse +
nalman' Second Lieutenant William
W. Dunn '''''
Company c: CAPTAIN Rohor, p
hosc' First Lieutenant Robcr, I
iickerson. Second Lieutenant Griffith
Company d: Captain Mills + No,l
FIRST Lieutenant Walter c. F!rr SOC.
"hh Lieutenant Herbert W. Harris
Company IL Captain Tazcwou c
harton, First Lieutenant, Charles
= Wo"ds"n. Second Lieutenant Hart,
well X. Hawthorne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
BIDS RECEIVED HERE
ON HIGHWAY PROJECTS
'"mmissfon"r Coleman To MIKE Adj
dress mt Meeting. In Icnrico
County Frldny Might

'"uhty Fridny Night.
Bids on tho ten-miic road between
Pnlaski and Max Meadows. tho sec
non or tho road known as Brcmo
iHnH 10 New Canton. and tho road
through the town OF Halifax. were
opened yesterday by Commissioner
Gcore" T. Coleman. State Highway
commissioner. Action on bids re-
'cir"d viii be taken at tho next
meeting Of the commission.
The lowest bid on the ten-milc
ROAD between Pulaski and Max
Meadows was by Batters, Hill, Goode
and Clay. of Richmond. for s227.sl2.
Ih!s road. which will he Of bitumin-
Gus macadam. will Ice IN. connecting
Ing between Bristol and Radford. an
approved road for that district
10 j. Chandler, Of Virginia, the
lowest bidder on III. Rrcmo Bluff Uill
project Offers to build the section
i"r S'.l'i on tho mil" aud ono
'irhih concrete road through the
town OF Halifax. Carpenter and san
ders"n. Of Petersburg. wor" the
lowest bidders at s5S.siI
commissioner Coleman will lao Tho
speaker at the meeting nf tho citizens
OF fi"nrico County to he held i'm the
seven Pines schoolhousc next Friday
night AZ o'clock. IL was announced
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
BECK APPLIES FOR
POST OF INSPECTOR
One Of Many applications for T'o.i-
ton Received by Snfcty Dirrc-
tor MAcr.


tor Myers.
Director OF Public safety w. ".
Myers stated yesterday that he had
received large number of appiica-
tionS for tho position OF building in
Spcctor to fiji tho vacancy to be
created by the retirement of Inspnc-
tor iutlcr on September IL. Il will
not mako an appointment" the dircc-
tor said. until after September ., thu
date upon which I have fixed for
closing the list of applications want
TO hear from every competent man
and viii cndcavor to select tho most
available one from the list"
Among tho applications received
yesterday was that OF Henry p. Beck.
the original building inspector. which
oiiica h" resir ned when no WAS elect
80 r a,Ts~r q tho Adm mis- ratlve
EpBrd about ton YEARS ago. Sine.
Mir Books rctircmcnt from tho state
Highway Commission. he has been
engaged Ia tho business Of consult
ing engineer. with Offices in tho
Moore Building. y nump"r OF bust
ness men already have Endorsed Mr..
B"ck's application.
Director Myers said last night that
the affairs Of the Office wtre being
handled satisfactorily. all the dcpu-
tics being efficient aud experienced
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
". |. LEE HEADS VIRGINIA
RESERVE OFFICERS BODY
State Association l. Formed
at Meeting i'm Blues
Armory.

colonel w |. Lee. Of Richmond y.,,
CHOSEN president of tho Virginia As.
Soc'"' 'on of Reserve officers at the
meeting in the Blues Armory last
night when a State association a.,
reserve officers was formed M,ior
'harics Il Borland OF Norfolk wa,
named \ice-president. and Major
vi hidSo"d. OF Richmond. sccre,ary-
treasurer.
Major BidSood was selected also
as president OF the Reserve Officers.
ASSOCIATION OF Richmond. orrani-cd
'"i!ownr III" state meeting Iinu.
''hah Colonel r Garnctt Nelson w,s
mite Vice president. and Captain
'h"r!eS +. Bigger, sccrctarytreas-
"frr OF the local association.
colonel q. q. Hcinipcr. Of the Field
ARTILLERY Reserves general stor
spoke al the meeting. being intro
anced by Colonel Lee. tcmnorarv
"a" man. Among the out -uf-town
"iherrs We're: Majors &. Il Rorland
r. Driver and c. j. Calrow, of
.Norioik' Major Cole. Of Yves, roin,.
Lieutenant w \. Jones and ca,,ain
James G. Lamb. of warsaw
Following the formation OF N.
state organization. the local meet
ing was held. committee composed
OF Major NJ L. Anderson. Major
lanes q. Earnest. and Colonel w,
Lee was appointed 10 draw up a CON
sntution and bylaws for tho next
meeting OF the Richmond Association
Wh!ch VIII he held September in
the Blues Armory.
An invitation has been extended
10 al! reserve officers in nearby
cues "hcre no association will be
'"''nca' TO join the Richmond asso-
attend The next meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
WILL BUILD THIRTY
HOMES IN EAST END
John &. o'Grnd, win Erect pu.i
iings Costing S:0O0OO on
Church HILL

me TACT that the East End win
we with the West End in devotion
neht was shown yesterday. whom
1"hn q. pGrady announced that ne
mao secured tract OF land between
!h'r'N-fonrth Thmty-hfth. NJ and y
H't'cts, church I'M. and would huild
'"H'! MONIES III time FOR occupancy
E'"r. IN" project represents on
.."E or approximately 100000
Mr. o'Grady states mat Tho homes
I" be huilt viii IL" modern i'm every
respect, % original design and OF
prick and stucco construction. The
huiIdinrS viii have six rooms each.
WIN all modern appliances and con
N"nieuccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
ONE s. BILL RECEIVED
FOR ICE AND MILK FUND
Wen and Women of Richmond Are
Asked To Remember Needy md
SnNCrInr Children

one lone s. bill found it's way "a
ih" dispatch Papers Ice and milk
iund Yesterday and 1t came from
one lone man. Leslie L. Jones, but II
went to help swell the total raised
Tor the relief Of tho babes in tho
poorer sections of the city. who are
craving both.
Men and women who are returning
from vacations. after having been
hcn"htcd by the mountain breczes or
ocean waves, are urged TO rene m h e r
thcS" little ones in the city who are
uncrlng for want OF ice and milk,
ana TO send In contributions now
while the money Will help relieve
human suffering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Inspector Bo,ry Improye.

Thomas W. Rowry. deputy electri-
cal inspector for the city. who has
neon Ill for several weeks at his
home. 2IOi Semnes Avenue, South
Richmond. is much better. and OK
p"cts To be able tolireturn to his
duties on September :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
sei,c. Two Come, SIN.

Two copper stills or 200 gallon o..
paci'y each wer" seized I'm E,au.l,,,
County yesterday by Agen, ~
Powell. Commissioner Harry f. Smi,h
announced. With the nrst sim taken
800 gallons ~ apples were found
While 1000 gallons Of mash wer.
ConfIscgtsd near the sccknd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
TO RuIld Douhi. G:,r,re.

An application for a building per
INV was hled by II. II Melton YES
terday IN the Office OF the Building
inspector for the construction OF n
o"ubie brick garage In rear of JOY
S9uth Elp Attract. 10 cost. 81 .Jnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Raschall-Mayo Island Park,
Richmond VS.. Portsmouth. two
Games. first ut i. NJ
Amateur bascball-t'or schcd-
ulc see Sporting Page
For ''Thcater Calendar" sec
Page 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
GUERNSEY BREEDERS HOLD
MEET ON WINS TON FARM
wESTMonrL,>Dn DAVIS runsrnE>
Speaker Gives STATISTICS rs to Pro-
ductiNcnc>>. showing THAT type Is
one Which Meets Needs mud De-
mnpd> of Nirrininns.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

a Fulwil'r. Federal prohibition
Nf'rtor = confined to his nome. zt5
XIV "n"liu Suoci Oh account Of
ylnfss. ~ condition, It is said, IS
not seg!Vus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
Condition Is Improved.

Mrs. c. u. Gillian. who has been
quite i'll for the last month. is re-
ported To he much better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Imported quality-woven by a foremost French
weaver, in soft hnish--al popular shades for
Spring. $l.25 quality, special 49,
yard Observation-Disclosures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

OILC Ut ~FIEEI . LFGSOGS
The styles most becoming girls IA years. Extra
hnc quality gngham dresses light and dark checks and
plaid and plain coors attractey trimmed with embroidery,
applique etc.
Lot No. l. Values to $l50 at CSC
Lot No. 2. Values to $500 at S1.39
Lot No. 3. Values 10 SITS at Sl.79
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-30
Preventative Medicine

The Tendency OF medical science
is toward preventative measures. It
is easier and better to prevent than
to cure. Pneumonia, one Of the
most dangerous diseases that medical
men have to contend with, often fol-
lows a cold or attack of the grip.
The cold prepares the system for the
reception and development of the
pneumonia germ. The longer the
cold hangs on the greater the Gan
ger Take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy as soon as the first indica-
ton Of a cold appears so as to get
rid of it with the least possible delay.
1t is folly to risk an attack Of
pneumonia when this remedy may be
obtained for a trifie-Adv