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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
SURGEONS COM
FROM MANY LANDS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

tunate and very highly honored Il
have been selec ted as 9one. out Of about
500 me mbers Of my profession to be
delegated to this. convention, and was
particularly glad when told that the
OF which Il have 81 50 i'm many pieasan;
memo ies. md. however. q, greater
city and moro ma gntdcent hotel.
Incidentally. = may say 7 seems that
the convention S,Will be one Of the
best and most Instructive that the
association had aver held S,
Expects Great Meeting.
"a member OF the local committee In
speaking Of. the ( prospects said that
sysriything m9s. sue
ventlon viii liz ia shall in compar ies,l
with others that have been held In
the efferson,n he said. "few.4if any.
have brought together many more
notables han, will ], be Sgat hered in the
opens. We expect about $50 Delegates
and this good attendance we have
found out D S < d ,ie x as nlu CHI to the
fact that.the NEE ting IS being held in.
Richmond Sas to AN Their cause. Rich.
fled because OF the fact that the local,
composed OF the young
eat men admitted as members Of the
associat ion. think, also. that the
s ss Il d ADVANTAGES ,of this session
oAAs SHSd - cg9a do j. Is CGl L
as iii any OF those preceedi nE. 2. 4
u Some II those regl stered at the j eff.
fersOn la IT n rh IL were: y r.. .Iunius II.
Lynch, N orfolk:: DR. y 81 w. EHartlgan,s
w ID Dr. r. Bengochea
and Dr. II. Ben gocheas ,.Ir,iS N NY x orl;
Pr! d. Ruotte, Paris and ~ III. George
$. Rennie, Ontario, Canada a. AZ ter din
ner the a ties met the local COM
nittee& in It he palm room to- get ac-'
luatnted and to talk over the pros
'ects for he onvent Il on. 5si $3g5 ST,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
CONDITIONS sERIO Us
movement IN UruE,ulay

. 'oN"lnt tonnrs Movement In uruguay
Spreading. ss
~. Mo1iltevldeo Uruguay, Oct Der ~,
~, ~ revolutionary movement 4 $ N tax
~, = ssa on seelous asp ect. q, here are now
1w,ovo armed revolution1sts wl,o are
3 s.aiual being concentrate Several
i ~ sr.. nave taken place, but e
casualties have been ssuppressed.
pr q. Bachini. the foreign minister,
recently issued a NANTES to- a eclaring
7.nat tho government was unable TO
n.y. the revolution from spreading
sssause outside of the capital the
.s-s sN OF the Bpeople NJ ere en-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
FIGHTING PROFANITY

Public Protest Wul Ne Made by Coun-
ellis OF Holy Name Society. s
Washington, D. O., Octo Der 3O.-As
a public protest against profanity. the
Washington and Baltimore, are plan
ming parade on pennsylvania Avenue
Tor next Sunday, In which 1t is expect
ed more than 60 10 members Of the or
meeting in the Washing ton Monument
grounds will follow the parade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

The funeral Of Mrs. FANNIE Nlpe
.crenshaw. who died at 2:15 o'clook
yesterday morning at her home, 1O4
North Fifth Street, will be held from,
Grace Street Presbyterian Church at {
o'clock this afternoon. Inferno nt will
be In Fl ollywood. is5's,ss
She was the wife OF James H. Cren-
shaw and the daughter OF William and
En- emma ma = Wipe. Besides her husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
LEAVES FOR HAVANA.
Secretary q Navy MEYER Il. or i.

secretary of Navy Meyer u OF on
Inspection Trip.
Key West, Fla. October 8 .Secre-
5tary Of the Navy Meyer left here to-
day for Havana. after an inspection
Of The Key West naval reservation.
Santiago. where he will again oard
the dispatch boat Dolphin and pro-
coed to Guantanamo. He is expected
to reach knights Keyanext Friday. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

. ..nsl with the revo1utionists, III vas
paf.iy bscAuse OF the Influence d tf,is
nan. = tfnt resident whitman re
lqu ,,,sIL q Bachini's resi- tiopl IA
!. We VS.. opposition papers predict that
raesloent whitman will be forced To-
r rsI!!s.l ana they r'rophesy tto nasty
i ro.urn of TX Ex-P President Jose Battle
the true situation from becomit i, i : MN MIN
lio generally by aid OF the censorshi,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
SUNDAY. PROGRAM, 0FY. M. CA,
Thousands Attend Services Where
Prominent Men Spenlk. 555Ss.

ThOusdhdS Attend SerV1CeA Where
Prominent Men Speak. S5
Toronto. Ont. October 3O-To-d days
program of the annual convention of
the Young Mems Christian Association
consisted Of DEVOTIONAL services. mems
mass-meeting and platform addresses.
The church services where delegates
spoke were we'll attended. The mems
mass-meeting in Massey Hall was at
tended by 1900. Fred B. Smith, secre-
tary, was the. first speaker. Nearly as
large a number We're addressed from
the steps OF the hall by Judge Spencer.
Of ST. Louis, chaplain Of the assoc1a-
tion for the United States; II. Towson,
of New York, and others. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
KILLED I. BY HIS ERIE D Z

{. n. Prince Shot Down by Man Who
Claims Self-Dcfense.
Ihomasvflle. Ga, October 30.--c. n
Prince was shot and killed here this
afternoon by e.. Y. Byrd. who for a
long time has been. his closest friend,
Byrd surrendered and said he fred in
self Tense, when Prince was advarc-a
lng upon him witl1a knife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
Ex-PRlEI:,MIIER ARRESTED
Charged with Abuse OF Power While
q 80 - Hn11l,u fliiiec. st3i4s n ~

charged with Abuse OF Power While
S. Holding Office.
y 4. Llsbon, October 80. Senior Franco.
e g Premier OF Portugal, who held Of
nee 81 .e.. a. he time King Carlos and Crown
Il I.rlnce Luis were assassinated in 1905.
mas been arrested on the charge OF
Fsa 2 of power during his incum-
zen It is declared by the gov
eminent that It did not inspire the
arrest ,.aa.. Of Franco. but that 1t was the
Jesuit Jesuit Of an Investigation held by tho
Jury Jury. The ex-Premler has been re-
y. me government has approved q de-
Sree. granting the right to strike. and
to take labor disputes under advise
Z inent.l Pale green and bright red have
, t1a adopted as the colors OF the ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
Conspiracy uuearthed.

Madrid October so.-A special dis.
patch a from Lisbon to the Correspon-
usencias de Espana says that q nils
iiuary conspiracy against the republic
. JUS peena uriearthed and that thirty-
Two ofhcers have been arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
EeMe.Riia.eEe!
EVERYTHING MUSICAL
ana mother. she leaves two sisters
Nirs. John Q. Hugan and Miss Wii1ia
Vic. Marth. carpenter. ].

49, IT, " tn1AC0fpcn1e1. 15s
WI; specialto The Times Dispatch.
Martha Carpenter died at the hons
Of her son, DR.. s. B. Carpenter. az
Cedar Hin. Friday. She was in her
ninth year, and had been an In
valid about eight years. The funera1
service was conducted at the Concord
ne =. hodlst Church yesterday afternoon
iate Allen Carpenter. She was a ner,.
per OF the Mt. Vernon Methodist ciurci,
kor more than sixty years. There are
y = our sons and one daughter suryivins
jner, me sons are DR.. s. r. Carpentnr
ia m DavidW..J Jesse "A. and - Carnsntsr5
me daughter Is Miss Martha Car
w. n. watts.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
,Greeni Bay. Va, October 30.-W. n
ats died Of heart failure near here.
Mr.; Watts had been suffering with
nellagra Tor come time. and 1t was
tnought that he was Improving. He
nao been at work until Friday morn
county. and was 81 years OF, age. he
ls survived by his wife and several
children. His body was taken In
charge by his son and taken to- Crewc.
wnere interment was made to-day.
Jehn 8. Young.
aspseialto The Times ptspatch.l
funeral OF John s. Young. IS .years Old.
veteran was here yeater.
Day from the late residence In Staun-
! ION. He was a native OF Botctourt.
he is survived by his third wife. who
was Miss Virginia anderson. and eight
Children. Including J. w Young. OF
nt,lcnmond. and 7 G. Young. OF Port
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
Homer PullIn

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg. Va, October 3o3Ho.
mer Pullin. II years old. died at the
nome nom or his mother. Mrs. Louise PulIin.
brother OF Mack Puliin. OF Randolph
Macon Academy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
THE ga l7T:IFIR[

Forecast: Virginia-Fnir M On 4 4, y, I, -, :, !,
Siuenday; warmer y Monday; molernt..
southwest " In ds n ~ ~ 9
:, North Cnrolinn-INair Monday nm,
umesaaS rising Temperatures; light 4"
ioaerate' nr lI'H! pie mostly south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
IHl IIlLEs DsPA RICHMOND VA ooToBER 81 1ynu

cratic irrational comm, and o.
Larrazola, leader Of the party IN
this Territory, that they would taSct
The stump IN It's support.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
OBITUARY
Z David Rerkelex I,rnaaer

In the death OF David Berkeley
! p r. os Yesterday morning at the VII.
|Richmond's most widely known cit, Il. :.
zens Returning from the Confederate
army at the close OF the war, with
nothing left but brain and Drawn. he
and was at once one OF the city'a most
succe ssful merchants. He was also
prominent In fraternal circles. being
member OF the odd-Fellows Royal
.Ar 1.s m and other orSnntzations.
In 1915 he was married to Mary
Turner OF Eastern View and his
entire married life was spent In this
CITY. He Is survived by seven chill.
adren-Mrs. VIM. Brandon Rudd and
Il. II; Wright. OF boswell. Mrs B. Nor
gan Shepherd and Mrs Charles n
Bridges. OF Ashland: II 3. Prosser.
"" OF Saginaw. Mich. and Cadet Fred
Prosser. OF the v. p. lone sister.
Mrs. Mile Jennings, and one brother.
Wm. Prosser. both of this city.
The funeral will take place this az
ternoon at o'clock from the resi-
III East Cary. The following viii act
as pallbearers. |. 4, 5s5f -
p James, w. a. Chesterman. Ed.
gar =. FERGUSON Harry T.. Denoon.
isai1 ri. 2. Davenport. Clinton g. Cot
and 7. D.FDoswell. g y
Funeral Of Mr.. Taliaferro.
W. 9. Taliafsrro. who served during
g, .he war In Company II. Fifth Regi. !
m 2, Virginia Infantry. stonewallgi
brisade, died In this city on satur-
.GGay,.and was buried In Hollywood Il
Cemeter yesterday a ftern DON.
MI Taliaferro was eighty-two years |
OF Of, &c. and had outlived all or nearly,
az his relatives The funeral ser.
Y, :. We're conducted by Rev. James |
~ : !. o. chaplain OF Lee Camp,
andl the scene at the grave was quite /
palmetto: the only nouruers present
PEN PEN eight or nine members or Lee
lastly !, ts gotten them together to puy
INC lest sad tribute to a comrade.s
John n. I:ulicm. ~
Ohm r. Ballew died at S O'Clock yes.
terday morning al his residence. roo Il
aas. Broaa street IN the slightly second
necteds as harbor collector with the \
War. ags ' - ~
The funeral win take place ats IL
residence, IN ~ 8 s '. -
-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
|'SLABOR
RECORDlb1'IACKED

tcont inned nj rom 1 II irst Page. ii8
a G a man Z d he satisfied Wit I ssltlnd
3of a defence. s an E $3f
sssl.T til man IN tha5street II rs noth-
that 4 the best wa to get rid 5of the
colon 81 and save the nation from the
peril Sof his elsct Ion In "A Oh to elect
lMr,s st imson TIL yea Is. ! Il d ppears,
viii so salts 1.-The colonel II that II he
will sretre to on sters BAY and prom
Use tos lei the nat! onal q q yernmenti
alone I'm he q utnrsj hat III q btopsj
geompli lime at 7 q best, "a ID "a ont
blame ~ he col onel 4 he toe ls Gu Isl IN
about it.,' N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
Funeral ~ Mr.. Cren.h.,,,

The funeral will take place atS5l1i
J clock to- morrow morning from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
I5l:|l E AL! EVERY DAY

Ylou4Will naturally discount tf,d
statements we make regarding the
meritsjof the goods we sell --proba]
bly, more on accounto Of the extrava1
giant statements made in ADVERTISE
Z itt1 ne Its than tor any lack Of conf
,dence in us; therefore, we say:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
An Awful Blun,der ~

MIL be m de- Il you do not eaEithose
sbeau ttful brow lots In M on rosatH eights
before buS lng. ~ @ y SSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
John r. HALEY,

John T.. Ballew5 died at s. O'Clock yes.
terday morning al his residence, EROS
Last Broad street. In the eighty second
year OF HIS age. He had been cons
nected as harbor collector with the
~ t nd dock ever since the Civil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
est our
/zyMER-lpz PLAYER.
1RA0E ,lkAHx
Pianos

With The most difficult compost
itions, Compare them freely with
other Player pianos YOU NAV
have USED, and judge Of their merit
by your our =, experience, not by what
we say Of them.
Let us Z show Vol, .,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

CONDITIONS ~ ~ Ns3sYEsTERDAa
~ lr.5% g9lI'hernlometer$ II midnight. As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
TIDEA T'AnLE

lEYenlng 3, 4. /. /. 3. Il n n :i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

~ o1e caI tell Just how long 81 wiII
. a . ~, 20 clean up snchsa great terrtt6rv
. M yen whole ds United STATES The mers
another fte nor OF a slave from one state to
males nnfa the Interstate clauseS Of the . law
~, icaole. and it may be NECESSARY TO ~
' fora tha from State to State be- e.
rested rest lne y can a be run down and ar
= e. , marshal available will he used
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

The prize list totals nearly s6O.ODO,
and there will BE competition for the
Michelin cup and for the Commodore
Barry trophy for bomb dropping. On
TO make astwenty5mile flight over this
city for a. special prize offered by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31

the aviation committee had decided to
sustain Moisants protest on the
ground that the meet officially closed
/ to day, and that flights tomorrow.
there fore. could consist only Of the.
deferred flights sofslast Sunday ana
Whatever special events the commit
might pc able to arrange. 1t was an
nounced that several new events will
be added to the program to make the
DAY fitting ending to the great meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
TRAP |SSE::'I1FFO|R
Whit SlAVERjS.
Will Close on Traffi ckers in
Women All Over Country
at Given Signal.
SOON READY 10 SPRING {;
New York, Chicago and Border
Cities Found to Be Hotbeds
of Organized Vice.

Washington, D. c., October so.--yyitl,
one sweep of It's long arm, the De.
partment OF Justice hopes to anniliilata.
organizations OF white slave traders
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
MEXIGANS FIGHT;
 ONE BADLY INJURED
TINTowN IS SCENE OF GENER-
 AL ROW-KNIFE USER AR RESTED.

There was a general row among a number of the Mexicans of Tintown yesterday morning at about five O, clock which ended with a cutting af fair. A Mexican named Garcia was badly cut in the back by Pedro ROdri guez. another Mexican. who has fire quently figured in the justice courts
 The Mexicans had been drinking all night and creating more or less of a disturbance. Towards morning they became quarrelsome and trouble arose between Rodriguez and Garcia. ROdri guez drew a knife and is alleged to have taken Garcia unawares slashing him in the back.
 Rodriguez was hidden out by some of his friends and the officers had trouble in locating him. Constable Bailey, of Lowell, found the man al about ten o'clock hiding in a house in Tintown and placed him under ar rest He is now in the Lowell jail pending the outcome of Garcia's wounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
TICKETS HERE
 ALMOST LOST
 BY OVERSIGHT
Democrats and Republicans Cedtify Candidates in Flew enth Hour After Some Tall HuStIing.

It was not known until Tuesday might just how near there came to be- ing but one party il the field with a ticket for delegates to the constitution al convention. Tuesday was the last day on which the parties could file their petitions naming their nominees for delegates. Through some over sight neither the democrats nor repub- licans filed their petitions with the clerk of the board of supervisors on Monday following Saturdays conven- ton.
 It was discovered Tuesday morning that no petitions had been filed and there was a scramble to get the sig natures of the chairman and secretar- ies of the two conventions to the pet itions. City Attorney Lockwood of Douglas brought the democratic pet ition to Bisbee Tuesday afternoon and met Frank Vaught the chairman Of the convention and obtained his sig. nature and then securing an automo- bile struck out for Tombstone.
 Dr. F. T. Wright of Douglas, chair man of the republican county conven- ton, made a hurried trip to Naco to sign with George Jay, the secretary, the republican petition which was talk en to Tombstone for filing just in time.
 Had this oversight on the part of the two big parties not been discover ed Tuesday morning and no petitions filed the Labor party would have had the only legal candidates in the field for delegates to the constitutional con yention at Phoenix next month.
 The democrats and republicans had only a very few hours to spare when petitions was discovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
A Selfish Proposition.

A gentleman. resident at Harrow. made frequent complaints to the mas- ters of the great school there Of bis garden being stripped of its fruit. even before IL became ripe. but 70 no pur- pose.
 Tired of applying to the masters for redress. be at length appealed to tue boys. and. sending for one 10 bis house. be said: Now. thy good fellow. I'll make this agreement with you and your companions. Let the fruit re- main on the trees till it becomes ripe. and 1 promise to give you half"
 The boy coolly replied. "i can say nothing to the proposition. sir. myself. but will make 1t known to the rest of the boys and inform you of their de cision tomorrow"
 Next day came and brought with it this reply: ''The gentlemen of Harrow cannot agree to receive so unequal a share. since Mir. - is an individual and we are many."-London Sketch.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
In a Maori wooing House.

Among the Maoris sometimes in the whare matoro 0he wooing hOusel, a building in which the young of both sexes assembled for play. songs, dances. etc. there would be at stated times a meeting. When the fires burn ed low a girl would stand up in the dark and say: ''l love SO-and-so. want him for my husband" If he coughed (sign of assent or said ''Yes" it was well; if only dead silence. she covered her head with ner robe and was ashamed This was not often, as she generally had managed to ascer- tain either by her own inquiry or by sending a girl friend if the proposal was acceptable. On the other hand. sometimes a mother would attend and say. ''I want So-and-so for my son." If not acceptable there was generally mocking. and she was told to let the young people have their house (the woolng house. to themselves
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
Our Elastic Globe.

Nothing seems more rigid than the crust of the earth. but scientific men tell us that 1t bends and buckles ap- preciably under the pull of the heaven ly bodies. Careful observation has also shown that the shores on opposite sides of a tidal basin approach each other at high tide. The weight of water in the Irish sea. for instance. is so much greater at that time that the bed sinks a trine and consequently pulls the Irish and English coasts nearer together. The buildings of Liv- erpool and Dublin may be fancied as lowing to each other across the chan nei. the Reflection from perpendicular being about one inch for every six teen miles. It bas been shown. too. that ordinary valleys widen under the heat of the sun and contract again at night. We live not on a rigid but an elastic globe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
COMMERCIAL STORE
 MAKES ASSIGNMENT
LOCAL BUSINESS HOUSE IS IN HANDS OF ASsloNEE-cRED- IToRs ARE SAFE.

John sugich, proprietor of the Bis bee Commercial store which was closed a few days ago. made a vol untary assignment. for the benefit of his creditors yesterday morning
 C. W. Ruth was named as the as signee and his bond fixed at an amount between six and ten thousand dollars. Attorney J. W. Ross who represents Sugich, stated that he believes that the assets will more than equal the liabilities and that tho creditors will be paid dollar for dollar on what is owed to them.
 Sugich stated at the time he closed the store that his reason for going out of business was in health and a gen. eral falling of in trade which had reached a point where it was not pro fitable to operate the store.
 It is reported that he assignee may open he store and dispose Of the stock at retail although Sugich stated that it was his intention, before he had assig- ned. to sell the stock of groceries in bulk to the other grocers of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
.FREE-FOR-ALL-FIGHT
 AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
THREE BROTHERS CLOSE GEL EBRATiON WITH BATTLE ROYAL.

The closing scene of a three-act drama entitled Brothers Birthday was reproduced before a critical audi ence in Justice Highs court yesterday afternoon with Frank. Pete and James Ytuley, Syrians, in the leading role that is donating to the municipal poor fund
 The clan of Ytuley's consists of ten brothers and they reside in O. K street back Of the county jail Tester day was the birthday anniversary of one of the brothers and they proceed ed to confscate a keg of oh-be-joyful. The drink fest and the appearance of Officers Wright and Wittig to quiet the celebration constituted the first act.
 The second act was opened with the departure of the officers and the arriv- al of a free-for-all-hght closely follow edl by Marshal Watkins. The foreign CTS had locked themseves in a room, but the law went through the door and yanked the prisoners forthwith to the sanctum sanctorium of the legal dispensary.
 Jim said he tried to stop the fight The court plastered him s7 for his failure. The other two drew s10 each
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
CUPS TAROOED
 IN SCHOOLS OF
 THIS DISTRICT
Gem Carriers Will Be Sue ceeded by Fountains in Local lnStitutions-0ther Improvements

The school buildings Of this district are being equipped with a sanitary drinking fountain and the old drink ing cups will from this date on be @ thing of the past in this district.
 The fountains are connected with the plumbing to the old hydrants where the school children drank from cups. They are SO constructed that it is impossible for infectious diseases to be transmitted from one child to another as was the case with the cups A constant stream Of water flows over the edges Of the fountain and prevents germs rom being retain ed where they would come in contact with the lips of those who might drink after some one afflicted with a contagious disease.
 A shower bath has been installed in the boys toilet room at the Central school, the use of which will be free to the students. A nlmber of other i'm provements are being made at the Cen tral school building and at the ether school buildings in the district.
 Frank Bledsoe, of the school board and Superintendent Philbrook made a trip over the district yesterday visit ing all of the school houses for the purpose of inspecting them.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-25
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED
The Constant Wearing of a Hat
 Propoeates Dandruff Germs

There are many men who wear their hats practically all the time when awake, and are blessed with "a heavy shock of hair; yet if the scalps of these same men once became infested with dandrun germs. the parasites would multi ply all the quicker for lack of air. Badness would ensue as the final result. Newbro's Herpicide Kills these germs and stimulates un- healthy hair to an abundant growth. Herpicide is a pleasant hair dress ing as well as a dandru1 cure and contains not an atom of injurious substance. Sold by leading drug gists. Send l0c in stamps for sam pie to The Hcrpieide Co, Detroit Mich.
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