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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
MAY J PROVE ! J ]. FATAL !. 4
When Will Richmond People
Learn the Importance Of It?

B Backache is only q simple thing at
tirst: s
But when you know it's from the
kidneys;
That serious kidney troubles follow;
That diabetes, Bright's disease. may
be the fatal end
You viii gladly profit by the follow,
Ing experience.
'Tis the statement of a Richmond
citizen.
John Deeming. insurance agent, of
316 North Twenty-fourth Street. Rich
mond, Va, says:.st"When aRman finds
that medicine he uses performs ex-
nctly asst promised no naturally en-
dqrses the claims made for{it. To say
] endorse tho claims made for Doan's
Kidney Pills only half Expresses the
fact. Annoyed for some time with
irregulnrlty of the kidney secretions
particularly observable at night,
went to Owens & Minor Drug Co.'S
store for "a Nbox6of Doan's Kidney Pills
They were Just what ! required Be-
fore / had finished half the contents
Of the box the kidney secretlons were
restored ITO their normal condition.
Mrs. Deeming complained OF baokache.
| not severe enough to lay heraup.tyeF
| 1T was a source Of conslderabl e4 troll-
BILE and annoyance. Donns Kidney
4 pills stopped Il the aching Just as quick
~, quietly and Thoroughly as At stoppod
my ailment,,''. sl.5 KAT v Il Ii j, NJ,
For sale by all dealers Price 40
cents. Foster M ilburnst q Go. BnHalos
New York, sole agents y, the The tied
4 States. IL ~ LII s3ia III Iii
Reulenlbteer. the name poan,ls - and an 9
] take no other. II u Il 9.i5'. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
TIED !;l-) THE SCORE.
Carolina and Lafayette Play Slow
Game Before Small Crowd.

special to The 3Times-Dispatch.1
CHAPIGLL HILL, N. c.. March 26.-In
a slow s game to-day before small
crowd and with a. Threatening rain
Storm. La Fayette tiled Carolina with a
score OF 5 to s. The game was called
in the tenth inning on account of
darkness. Morrow. for Carolina got
himselffin a hole in the third inning
and forced in two men by giving bases
on balls. He struck. out. nine mon In
the whole game II 81
! The features Of the game were the
batting OF Thompson for Carolina and
sswanlx for Lafayette. The score by
innings :s4s f5 9
LaFayette-A ti r. H. u.
GA o 20 90 ! 0 o-5 8 S
Carolina r. II. e.
I5t8fi o Il % IL 1,,2a o o o o-5 10 3
Batteries: Carolina-N1orrow and
Rogers. y Lafayette -. Edwards and
Shook. 5izfF
LaFayette plays. North Carolina Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical College at
Raleigh to-morrOw. Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
COLONEL vARNUM
Fatally INJURED.
On Way to Theatre Automobile
Crashes Into Surface
Car.

NEW YORK, March 26.--Coonel James
M. yarnua, formerly surrogate, of New
York county and once member of tho
Assembly, was fatally injured tonight
when his automobile, in which he, with
his wife and Miss Mary Frank, relative,
were being driven to the theatre, collided
with q Broadway surface car Colonel
Varnum suffered n fracture Of the Skull
He was hurried to a hospital ana died
shortly after arriving. The women Were
not seriously Injured.
Colonel Varnum was flfty-nine years
of age. He was one Of the best known
members OF the Bar Association OF the
( city of New York, and long prominent
as Republican in politics. He was
vice-presldcnt of the Order of the Gin
cinnati In Rhode Island 4 governor OF
the Society Of Colonial Wars in New York
and q chcvalier of the French Legion OF
Honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27

Believed Mexico Has Indicated to
United States She Is Ready
for Such a Move.

MEXICO CITY, March 26-N1cxico
has been asked to intervene in the
present troubles In Central America
by the republic Of Salvador. DR.. Bal.
tazar Estupinianath the minister to Mex
leo from that country had long
conference with President Diaz this
afternoon. and at its conclusion sent
Ia dispatch to Ambassador Creel, at
Washington. The contents OF the mes
sage were not. made public, but 1t
was houghtsthats tho IAN bassador was
instructe ed to-day to say to the United
States that Mexico was ready to join
the & American republic in demanding
that !hostilities cease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
IMMIGRATION COMMISSION.
President Names Civilian Mem
bers, Completing the Body.

PRESIDENT Names Civilian M cru
bers, Completing the Body.
WASHINGTON. March 26.-Thc Prcsi-
dent Unsupported the following persons
as the civilian members of the Imnigra-
ton Commission EauthoriZed9at the last
session OF Congress-:
Charles p. Neil, Commissioner of La
Dor; Professor j. w. jerks, of Cornell
University. and William R.ItWheeler. a
business man of Oakland, Cal The com
mission is now complete. the Senate and
House members having been announced.
They are Senator's Lodge, Dillingham;,
and I4ntinjer and Representatives How.
ell, of Ntw Jersey; Bennett, Of New
York, and Burnett. of Alabama.
The commission is to make a full in
quiry into the subject of immigration
and report Its findings and recommends
lions to Congress.
It Is the understanding that the com
mission will organize about May 1st
Senator Dillingham;, Of Vermont will
probably be Its chairman, inasmuch' as
the Senate's appointees are mentioned
first In the bill. Money for tfH, work is
provided out Of the Immigration fund.-
and there Is no limit to the yexpendi lures.
The President Is also authorized to call
an international conference to meet at
a place agreed upon, Or to send special
commissioners to any foreign country to
regulate by agreement the immigration
of aliens and to do number Of other
things.
The commission Is authorized to so
anywhere In this country or abroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
LEBANON GOES DRY:
IARRESTSFORBRIBERY
Especial to The Times-DIspat

lspeclhl 70 Tie Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
LEBANON. PA. March ga local
option election was held. here to-day
and the place went dry" a process
raded the principal streets shouting
and cheering for the adjustment 81
saloons ~
warrants wore sworn out for S. N.
EWathen, president. Of the kentucky
Distll lers' Association. and Colonel
wallace Cardwell, Of the Governors
staff, and about twelve other citizens,
charging charging them with bribery. Lebanon
Is one Of the largest distilling counties
in the State. d
The city went dry BY majority
OF sixty three votes. and as a result,
all sale Of liquors will cease. When
the result became known, the tenn
perance people gathered about tho
churches and celebrated
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news GATHERED
FROM S0.U VI
Special Joint Session OF Assembly
to Be Called Some Time
Next Week
10 FILL THREE vAcANc lEs
Mrs. Badly El1tertains Her Sun
day-School Class-Personals
and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch.
EF No. l102 Hull Street

= ( 4 . :
President j. r. Perdue. OF the City
Council. stated yesterday that he
would probably call Joint session Of
the Assembly and Board some t,me
next week.
At this meeting there are three va
eancies TO be tiled-one in the City
semblyman C.. C.. Cox; one on tho
school Board, and one on the Board
OF Water Commissioners. All OF these
arc from Third Ward
Up to this time few names have
been mentioned for any OF these posi-
tons or course. the candidate who
: has the endorsntion OF the ward dele
cation Will receive more consideration
from the Council for the position OF
Assemblyman than any one else.
Mr.. Cox's Will Probated.
The will OF Mr.. c. c. Coz was pro-
batcd in the Corporation Court OF
Manchester late yesterday afternoon.
MIR. Cox left everything to his wife,
Mrs. Virginia A. Cox. Tho witnesses
to the will were Messrs. s. r. Owens
and H. NJ. Nunnally. Mrs. Cox as
named az administrative.
Mrs. Badly Entertains.
Mrs. Il. ". Badly last night enter.
tanned her Sunday school class at
supper in her residence, on Porter
Street. delightful repnst was
served, and following this several adj
dresses were delivered and a number
of musical numbers were rendered
The affair was most enjoyable one.
President Boatwright OF the Rich.
mond College, and Rev. W. s. Dorset
pastor OF Leigh Street Baptist Church
made appropriate addresses:
Among those present were Mrs
Allen Pettigrew, Miss Carrie Archer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
.WRITS OF HABEAS CORPUS
TO MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

4 NASHVILLE TENN, March 26-Iudgo
ChIldress, OF tho Circuit Court, to-day
granted writs OF habeas corpus IN tho
cases Of the Mayor and members OF the
City Council Of Nashville who were
charged with contempt Of tho Legis-
lnturc. The judge taxed the State with
the costs. The alleged offensc OF ITO
Mayor and the Councllmen consisted in
adopting q resolution bitterly denouncing
Speaker Cunningham, Of the lower
House for speech in which GINNING
ham Is alleged to have said that tho
Councilmen We're controlled by n local
telephone company K .si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
.NIELL-h[NON1N MINISTER
CRITICALLY. ILL HERE

The condition OF Rev. DR.. Paul White
head was still critical at an early hour
this morning, and death may ensue at
any moment. though hopes are. still en-
5tertaincd OF his recovery. Yesterday
was the fifth day DR.. Whitehead had
spent at st. Lukcs Hospital. 4. &, Z
DR.. Whitehead Is. perhaps, the best
known minister in Methodist circles lin
10, 1890, in Nelson county Va. near
I.ovingston. the county seat. He and
d twin brother were the youngest chill
drenfEo OF John and Anna Whitehead.
DR.. Whitehead's euucatio was obtained
principally at an tacademy in New Glas-
gov, Amherst county. Financial pres
sure interfered with further plans, and
result OF ,self-appIication under the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
OUR FIRE OFFICIALS
INSPECTING new DEVICE
Lgnoolnl III rha rimos. pIsnatch.l-

[Spec!al to The Times-D ispatchl
BALTIMORE. MD, March 26.-chief
Engineer Shaw and CAPTAIN Atkinson,
OF the Richmond Fire Department;
Chief Rogers. Of the Coney Island De-
lpartment, and Chief Dayhlll. OF. New
bedford, arc guests Of Chief HORTON,
spent to-day Inspecting the trucks and
genglnehouses, N.
Among other things, they examined
the Dalyhill hosting device. with
which three of timore's trucks are
sequipped. and oe which CHIEF Dayhlll
L.ls the stnYentors X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27

Joseph L. Wilson, both former mem
bersfof5 Company B, whose guns have
been Identified by experts at the
Springfield Arsenal with shells picked
=ub' IN the streets OF Brownsville, were
on tbe-.stand. Their examination was
intended to show that their guns were
linz good. condition when inspected the
morning following the shooting, and
that they could not have been used in
the shooting ARRAY, $. ". Taliaferro
formerly sergea nt-major sof the Tween
!tS7ffth SInfantry, also testified concern
d ing incidents at Fort Brown on the
might of the shooting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
"A Voice From
The Stomach
\ Blooodless Fight Between n Tablet
aud a 4Habit-rhc Tablet Wins.


digestion. He had gastric Juice that
apple skins into good blood corpuscles
At the age Of "a he began to be pro-
fuse about the waist and lean back
began to think It his duty to gorge
the bad, for appetite feeds on appetite
Els pictures showed that he took on
weight after he put his collar on.
At the age Of rs Clarence marr,eo and.
to oyssr supp ,en ana
collar from 16 - to Is. with still
abiding faith In the strength n;no, OF his us
At the age OF % Clarence began to
hear an Inward voice. warning from
habit.
He began to be alIght ea at,r;, md q q
heavy thinker. he tried TO th I out !, q =
meals absolutely disguised at the
thought or sight OF anything to eat.
He would sit down at his meals with
e eaa,e ehH It 1 was tine N &c to e ep u.s.
satisfied i ':stll.hungry', feeling ii Ills IS
stomach, even after ne oa Tas ,vo tnro s.e'i
And he suffered good many other
things with his stomach that he could
not explain, but that made him grouchy
I nour on Everybody and everything,
Finally he read an account, some
thing like this, about the truly I. Won OF:
4 dorful results obtained from stuarts
Dyspopsia Tablets In all cases OF stom'
ach trouble. dyspe psia, and sc. on. .He
Fought a soc box at tho drug store. an6
TOOK the whole box When he started
he had little faith.-and less appeea e. y
Wnsa ne oaa 1snss e a ana
cheer. Things began to taste differen
55 IN Now he has no moro dyspepsla, NJ
hlasn n0pS Gna
ton, heartburn. nausea; eructations
e Remembcr, one ingredient of stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets VIII dlgost 19r . y ss
/ 5000 grains Of 1000, Just as " dld 10
cl !rhia relieves your stomach Of tn
work OF digesting ntileynurs stomacl
stEong b ana aga am
ab ANS It's tagged out 1t needs.
rcf fet stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Do tn
work Of your stomaon; aou ~, MI az
h tnrl and how how iusclously good every
thing Will taste to YOU.
Heed the call Of the stomach 3,na,F, ), now y,
There's W9Ea q saSa 3Hfa "a
Send us yopr. name and addressss q
gday and vs. will at once, send you Q
mall sample package fIeea; 3, Z Ad saT
Il, #, stuart = Y tnaFs DIVE, = = -
y shall Iisb4 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
DOCTORS MEET.
Austrian Physician Was Principal
Speaker of Evening, *, 5l

The principal paper ut the meeting Of
the Richmond Academy OF Medicine and
Surgery, held in the T. p. A. rooms last
OF Carlsbad. Austria, who discussed
"Diseases OF Metabolism,' with particu-
lar reference TT diabetes. govt and goitre.
Tho paper was a fine scientific produce
members OF the profession present It
was afterwards discussed by Drs. j. N.
Upshur, II. Fl. I1evy and Vanderhoof.
The report OF the ways and means
committee on a homo for the academy
was deferred until later meeting. Dr..
William II. Coffman was electd mem-
Der at the meeting last night. VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
!, stimulus Of an active and thoughtful

stimulus Of an active and thoughtful
father.
After having received his education
DR.. Whitehead spent tour years in a
clerks office in Lynchburg and Norfolk
and read law He was licensed to pra I.
but he; felt the call to preach the word
OF God. and took up the ministry. He
has filled positions az the head OF vari-
q trustee OF Randolph Macon College
and q visitor to the University of Vlr-
ginia.
Dr. Whitehead has achieved some
reputation as writer. and is the au.
thorHof "Recreations of Presiding
Elder". For, many years he has beer
secretary of the Virginia Conference
Ats.thts time he Is presiding elder OF
the Norfolk district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
PHILIPPINE ELECTION.
President Will Order One if Re
I'll ports Are Satisfactory.

& WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The phil
ippine Commission has been Instructed
by cable to inform President Roosevelt
by to-morrow whether a condition, Of
tion Of tho authority Of til" the fe united
States has continued In all that portion
OF the archilepago not inhabited by AIoros
Or other F#non-c Christian tribes for the past
two years. II the answer Is Il In the ar
direct the commission to call a general
election on July 30th next for the choice
of delegates to the first assembly to ass
semble on tho Philippine Islands,, which
upper composed Of tho Philippine Com
mission, and the lower OF the delegates
to be elected next July will take over
all the legislative power now exercised
Py tho onxress yone o so the
members OF the nom Christian tribes can
participate In tho elections 5 Il yss,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
FIRST GIFTS OF
Bis SCHOOL FUND.
Oyer Half Million OF the Rookie
Teller Gift Distributed to Edit
cational Institutions.

NEW YORK, March, 25.-Thei first
distribution by the General Education;
Board since 1t received John D.. Rookie
feller's most recent contribution of
s32,000,00D was made at meeting
OF the board to-day. when conditional
gifts totaling s625,0O0 were made to
five educational institutions. The
money was divided as follows: NY
Yale University, 100000: Princeton
University, 100000: 13owdoin College,
Brunswick. Me, $4,000; Colorado Col-
leeg, Colorado Springs, $4,000; Mill
saps College,, Jackson. Miss, $25.000s,If
After making these appropriations
the board voted to give totalsof
s42,5oo to colored schools, the names
of which were not made public lest
the help OF the board should tend to
| discourage gifts to these schools from
other sources. ,s 81
Must Help Themselves.
With the five principal gifts on
the condition that the institution shall
raise a specified sum. of which the
boards appropriation shall be part.
Yale and Princeton are each to raise
| s2,000,000, Colorado College 100000,
Bowdoin $4,000 and Millsaps $780,
900. 81
These subscriptions were decided
upon after the board had considered
applications from about 400 institu-
tons. Further distributions it was
! stated, will be made before long.
The list OF the twenty eight securi-
ties In which Mr.. Rockefeller proposes
to pay his pledge of s32.o0O.0O0. was
received, but not made public, al-
though 1t was made clear that on q
basis OF an average income Of per
| cent. this recent endowment would ag-
gregate an income Of s1,6O0,00o an
nually
To Extend to Virginia.
To-night6the board gave out state.
ment.. which, after setting forth the
allotment of tn eabove named sum,
and an itemized account of subscrip.
tons SO far made for higher cduca.
ton, says: II . 1.
Important and highly encouraging
reports were received from the agrl.
cultural work Of the board, and Il
was voted to extend this agriculture
work to all the, States of the cottor
belt, including Virginia, and tn,
necessary appropriations were mad,
\ for the purpose" n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
TO ADOPT BOY.
Henrico Man Wants to Take One

denTlcO WanIW ants 70 IdKt O11t
from Reformatory.
Mr. Robert Trimmer, VINO lives on the
Seven Pines Road, about nine miles be-
low Richmond has applied to Com
lnonwealth's Attorney Folkes for nu-
thority to adopt George Martin. q boy
sent to the, Reformatory yesterday by
Justice Crutchheld. I&5
4 Trimmer heard tho trial OF tho case
yesterday in the Police Court, and
says IT the authorities will grant his
request, he promises to give the, boy a
under the best Of Christian influences.
Trimmer tells Of another boy he took
from the Reformatory many years ago,
who is now married and a prosperous
Hanover farmer.
The request will be made to-day be-
fore Justice Crutchfcld. and 1T Is
thought that Mr.. Trimmer Will be al
lowed to take the boy to his home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
GRAY LATHAM, VIRGINIA.,
INJURED BY "a FALL

z NEW YORK. March 26.-As the re- &
cult of q fall from a Broadway. surface
car last night Gray Latham, bro Their.
imittcd suicide In Paris recently. Is lying
unconscious at st. Nincent's Hospital
and is not expected to recover La
from Washington. Tho Latham family
came here from Culpeper. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
WILL URGE PRESIDENT
T0ADDRESS@ PEACE MEETI NGI

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. March 26.--A
delegation. representing the NATIONAL
Arbitration and Peace Congress. arr
rived her from New York tonight, and
will call on the Presiden t at noon to-9
gross ut the Carnegie Hall meeting
April 18th Secretaries Rootsands Straus
have accepted invitations to address,
that meeting. Andrew Carnegie arrived
here to-day from Florida, and Will join
the New York delegation when they
see the President Tomorrow. Later llot
WILL lunch with the PreSi Clent. go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
WOMAN WHO SHOT HUSBAND
DIES, LEAVING HIM ALIVE

l3CL.EVEI4AND, O., March 26,---NIrss
Lillian Avery, who shot her husband
Sunday evening while she was slowly
dying of malignant cancer. caused by
her husband striking her while tho
couple lived In Chicago, according to
her statement. died to-day. Her hns-,
band IL In a precarious condition.
Mrs, Avery died praying for his re-
coyegy. Is Il ' q y n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
MOVING PICTURES
WERE TAKEN AWAY

The Thaw-White moving pictures
were cut out at the skating rink Mon
day night Ahortly after they We're
started. Chief Werner and Mayor Me-
Carthy We're present, and at their sue.-
gestion the pictures were discontinued.
It was believed by the officials and the
management alike that though there
was nothing vulgar in the pictures, 1t
would be best not to use them. Other
pictures were put on in the place OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Richmond Couple to Wed.
TSpecinl to Tho Tilnes-Di spntch.l ls4a3

e WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 26.-Thd
following Virginians Wore granted mar.
rage licenses to-day:
Sydnor l.. Major and Shellie A. Dear
en-, both of Richmond, Va. e
c. N. Underwood, of this city. and r.
M. Sisson. Of Fairfax Courthouse, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
Sullivan Defeats Englishman.5

LOS ANGELES, March 26,-Jack
(Twin) sullivan. OF Eos ton, defeated
Jack Palmer, of England here tonight.
IN tho tenth round of a twenty-round
aboxinfi contest. Palmer claims thu
4heaVyweig ht championship OF England
and to-night's contest was his first
fight In this country. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
DIED SAME DAY.
Henrico Man Loses Two Children
Within Few Hours.

Mr.. John Wade. who lives, on the
Three Chop Road, about eight miles
West OF Richmond, lost two children
within u few hours of each other last
Sunday.
About 3 o'clock in the afternoon his
infant child passed away, and at Q
o'clock ut night his eldest daughter,
Miss Emma Wade. nineteen years old.
died of pneumonia and heart failure
Neither Miss Wade. nor the baby had
been III more than two days, and death
In both cases was unexpected.
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those so extensively advertised, and
they We're fully enjoyed.
Chief Werner said last night that sfe
thought the pictures were a little too
arealistic for aRTsicllmond audience, and
Manager Myers agreed with lIim.i The
Ilatter said he did not wish to present
ANYTHING TO Al Richmond audience that
was rot altogether proper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-27
BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY.
Several More Negro Soldiers
Testify as to the Shooting.

WASHINGTON, u. O., March so--Al /,
though several white officers Of, the
Twenty-hfth Infantry. who have Just
concluded their attendances at tho Pen
ported to the Senate COMMITTEE Oh
Military ffairs tod as, the committee
continued Its exanli ma iol !. q 8 form on
SaeGra soldiers. homsa I1ax la ~ a, sn y
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aSs2ss,GD1ES SUDDENLY.
!; rs attdlh.2R AZ - ----------4,SsR 40
Mrs. Iva Entsrninger succunbs 70
51sixs Heart Failure.
49, Especial to;The Times-Dispatt

! 7951sH Especial to The Times Dispatch.J z
BRIsTON, TENN, March 26.--h1rss
Iva Entsninger, wife of Harry
who came here recently
Ivy, to- night Of heart failure at the age
of twentyzseven. She was formerly
Miss Cul Pc. Her. remains will be sent
Ito Ronceverte, ". Va.
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How Money VI i:
Grows

1t is often remarked that money dis III.
appears, but it is seldom heard 81 hon
money grows.
All that is needed Is the seed-the'5$
first deposit BY adding the 3 per cent.
compound interest which this banls
pays your account will readily grow
OF course your curiosity to have II Y
grow rapidly will lead you to save anu 4
make further deposits. 4.
To-day IS the day to start.