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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

A dispatch from Daytona, Florida,
states tba. Ssnst)r John W. Daniel was
sliYe ct three o'clock this afternoon. He
was still in stat, of coma with the fires
of life gradually burning ont. His death
is uomentar!ly expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
The HERPES CONES OUT
rrenurntiy SHOWS Itself In tho Same
Place Every Winter.

n The herpes very frequently shows
itself only in the winter time anu
in identicully the same spot every
wear. When It comes out q ilttie
poslam should he at once applied. ana
this annoying skin affection will quick.
~ vanish. Pos1am Is the new y
remedy which has cured tlioMsands ~
tho worst cases of eczema anu tradi.
Gated facial and other disfsurenasnss
OF years standing. Tho terrible isSH-
ing attending eczema Is ssoprea wwstsl
the first application, givts,s prSoi Ss
Its curative properties al the very
outset.
as pi;nples, rash. herpes hsaeKsseadS,
acne, BARRIERS i;cls, ticss -rsalis sa9aoW
after nm overnight appisea.snn, emily =
small quantity helng required 10 eGset
n cure. Those who use Neslats1s Ior
these minor skin troahscxa should I'M
media tely SECURE enc IF tise sfsetsai sos
cent packages recently adopted 10 Sseet
such needs Eo,G The Sa-eersi paekaee
/; and ts.e regular 81 sar max be Obtained
at Tragless and other leading as's
stores.
samples Tor experimental paTposas
ma BE had free OF charge by W-aans
| direct TO the Emergency liaScrafotsos
"a West Twcn,S-iiftla Street New Sors
/ City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
AT. & P. MERg!R
BILL REJEC1ED
Senate Committees Report Un.
favorably, as Prejudicial to
States Interests.

Agitation along the line of a merger
in the matter of the Richmond' = feu-
cricksburg and Potomac Railway, re-
ceived a death blow last night at ~
hands of the Senate Committees on
Finance and Courts of Justice. Alter
listening to convincing appears ~
Acknowledgement Williams. state
Treasurer Hartman. Second Audltof
Dew and Judge Holiday, the Sena a1e
Finance Committee unfayoraply re-
ported the House bill seeking 70 & e.
feet a merger. S.s 80 , rod
for the bill, maintaining that It con-
tanned a proper solution OF the sslucs-
ton. I.. ,,,o
Attorneyseeneq,Tal ,.o% Mil1iamie II PIG Ii
nounced the pm .ieGn sasd every
policy of tho State in regara ,t 3, t ths
road" The asset was one winch I ~
sinking fund commissioners SI..!ius
HANDLED With great profit tome Suut =
and he thought It wfo ~ II potS1
Tt was the settled policy of.lnc seaI.
he thought. that before MERGE ,auu.
he achieved, it would have. 70 q, p11yS n,,,
lyupon by tho State 4Corporatlon wi,
mission. and finally n.y. me nii1 tha
Assembly. Under the .nuln $pili t''a
"Why such haste row.. he askee
1.-THE theory OF that road tnal Wy
Ehavc n right to- G Sanptl from I'm
Nj unt III that aassrion IS passed npo
ny the Court Of Aplleeals; instead /, {
lr1judicing tho states interests =
proceeding now, II can no S IM9
coming to tho State TON lhis .pll
Prize hest thing TO- do is to- do n9tl,ng
Messrs, Dew. Harnnn y Holllaa
spoke along the salnN lines, poin.'i
out tho great value OF tho road as !
|asset, estimating it, as Wortn :,
ture. They thought Il passive 8attltut
Twas tho best tho ~tatoHcou1 uuops'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

ssNGfci hNfISEN 44@RMNyENi
Don't blame Your stomach or your
luck when your meals declare. war on
your system.
When the stomach won't do its work
1t Is 4becausesit cannot.
When foul smelling odors come from
your stomach, whom the head aches
and the sourness of mouth every morn-
sing makes Won hate your breakfast,
whenEdreams and nightmares assail
q don't give up the fight
should be heard.
overeating, late snppers. poorly
cllewed food. 0 rich pastries and ur-
sderdone cooking are some of the
causes of8the 8stomacll's ill health. &
When the stomach IL busy 1t presses
and churns all tile liquid mattcrafronl
food. and with it's Juices dissolyes into
luuid form or pulp everything which
Ncomes into it.
II such food DO poisonous it effects
he juices. attacks the stomach, goes
# into the blood and weakens the entire
system.
stuait's Dyspepsia Tablets will d.
Ecst g full meal easily without mats
ssrial assistance from the stomach. They
viii restock the gastric fluid with all
the elements needed. They build up
the blood. destroy sour taste, bad
breath, belching, stomach and bowel
conditions.
one grain of Stuart's DSspepsla Tab
lets win digest 1900 grains of food IN
the stomach or in a glass Via without
aid ofathe human digestive apparatus
THE method of %stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets are the methods Of Nature.
They contain every requisite for the
stomach and digestion. After a mea
lnneTof these little tablets when 1t en-
ters the stomach mingles with TIL
i,,lces, attackSrth The food and digests It
III removes tlle termented and decaYe!
mass, lying stagnant there, and ease
the stomach ar once
TT is wholly a question.for YOU =
snlve. Your druggist will furnish STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets SOC. tho boz
Or send us your nan,e andsadure an
waSyilIs send you q trial package Tree
nddress Fla stuart Co. $50 stuaE
Eldg. Marshall,s Mich,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Institute
TRAIN Goes TODAY
Farmers Between This City and
West Point Will Be
Visited.

The first OF the farmers institute
trains to be run this spring by the
state Department OF Agriculture Will
ave the Southern Railway stationgatI
S o'clock this. morning, and Will make
stops before reaching West Point.
rhe country between the two cities
has been thoroughly covered with
handbills, and indications are that
many persons Will take advantage OF
opportunity to receive information.
Commissioner George w. koiner,,Who
will have charge of the train, said yes
that this method has proved to
,be the :cheapest and most advantageous
way OF Interesting the farmers and In
blazing his trail through various Sec
lions OF state this spring he ex-s
to reach thousands who have
never before been given the benefits OF
the institute trains. The train will
make two stops to-day, at $Tunstall and
Lester Manor, and tomorrow morning
q II betting will be held OF West Point.
The stop at each place Will be for
m hour{and a half. The speakers will
libe Professor IS. p. Hedges. Of PoWhatan
county, whose subject will be Corn
%Breeding,n and Professor 4. c. Johns
son. Of the Underwater Agricultural and
Experimental Station, on Potato
Growing" Representatives Of tho land
and Industrial departments Of tbs
Southern Railway will also make the
"trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
complish much, but 1t will at least
wake tile farmers un to the use OF

complish much, but 1t will at least
wake tic farmers un to the use OF
lime. B
Tne appropriation was too small. hut
II would allow a start He asked every
farmer on the-floor to vote FOR the
and they could put the responsibility
on the public.
The practical results OF the use OF
lime were discussed By Mr.. Element.
He reiterated the statement that the
farmers want this bill.
This discussion had developed more
orators than any other matter pre-
sented. In the opinion of MI. HarWood.
He would vote for the bill the
farmers asked for it.
Mr.. oliver followed with a few
words along the same line.
Several motions to adjourn during
the discussion werc lost.
Upon the final vote the bill was
passed by a vote of SO to Is.
Mr.. stebbins called up the South
Boston dispensary bill. as amended
and indorsed by the entire DELEGATION
from Halifax county. 1t was passed.
Mr. West, of Nansemond, secured
consideration out of its order OF ms
3(bill leaving the dog law optional Win
the boards of supervisors: BEFORE ne
could get further with 1t the House
ladjo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

AZ al. defendants in error; In error to
the Circuit Court at Charleston, w.
Va.
The following case is in the callEfor
to-day:
No. e54-P. Dougherty Company.
owner OF steam tug Dauntless, vs.. ALB
salon Higbee; on cross-appealslrom my
District Court Mt Baltimore MD.
be argued by Arthur D J. roster
pa1timnre. Md. ana ~. IL Williams. OF
Norfolk. for tho steam tug Dauntless,
And by Z. Nv. and C. T.. Wistcr. OF Bal
timore. and William Harris. Of Phila-
|delphfa. for Absalom Higbee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
VICTORY FOR DICKENS.
New Trinl Granted Virginia Man h.
Federal Judge In !hlnbnma.
TSpeciallto The Tinles-Dispatch.l

[Spectal to Tic Tlnles-DlSpatch.l
Mobile, Ala, March .S.--Judge II. r..
Toulnin. OF the United States District
Court. In a lengthy opinion to-day in
the United States District Court, set
aside the verdict OF a few days ago,
finding Charles C. Dickens, Formerly
of Houston, Va, guilty of a conceal
ment Of certain Mobile county I'M
provemcnt bonds from his trustee in
bankruptcy. and granted him q new
trial. This recorded another victory
for Dickens, tho man of many litiga-
.tions. and adds another chapter to
the story of his administration OF af-
fairs of the estate of his dead brother.
1t required an hour and a half to
present the opinion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
stnte sunrcme Court,

E'roceedinss OF the
Appeals of Nirsinfa;
Adamson's administrator vs.. NorlolA
and Portsmouth TraSlion company,
Argued by r, Randolph HICKS III
plaintiff in error. and " II, yenap
and Eppa Hunton, for defenaan ~
error, ana submitted.
Potomac. fredericksburg and pleu-
mont Railroad Company VS. ChlchcsteE,
administrators. Argued by ~, Georss
II. Fltzhngh, for plnintlff in eSror,& y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Herring Against Express Company.


ISpeCluI OThe TlMcS-DlSpatCh,J
Staunton, Va, March S.-Adalns En-
press Company refuses to deliver
packages in %Staunton's annexed ter
lritory. AT the instance of city off,
Gals. a representative of the State
Corporation Commission is here to-
day investigating to see whether it
is practicable or advisable to require
the company TO make delivery in the
new parts " the .bity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Will SPEAK IN WASHINGTON.
Former Governor Glenn to Deliver Adj
dress on temperance"

The Times Dispatch.l
Winston-Salem, N. c., March S.
Former Governor r.. B. Glenn, wlIb
is at home for a few days. will speak
in Washington city on Temperance"
on March Ia. The principal theme
liquor into dry States, there low. being.
a bill before the House relative to
this matter. All OF the Senator's and
members of the House Representa-
tives have been invited to attend. The
following week Mr.. Glenn will work
An New York State. and on the Goth
OF March he will speak at Carnegie
Hall, New FORK City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExhIhit.

Especial Q The TimeS-DiSpAtch.1
Stanton, Va, March S.--The anti
tuberculosis exhibit. belonging to the
State Board of Health. which has
been on display in Lynchburg for the
past month, has reached stanton, and
will be shown here for some time. un-
der the direction of the local Anti
tuberculosis League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
%. Fl. DeJarnett, Jr. for IN
error, and continued.

spilling VS.. Hutchinson, Imperial
Company VS.. Trotman. Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company vs..
Daily's administrator, HargraHe's ad-
ministrator VS.. Shaw Land and Timber
Company, Nixdorft vs.. Blount ct ais.
CITY of Richmond vs.. Genrry, Williams
VS.. Green, Pollard 6 Haw VS. American
stone Company. Incorporated, n
worley VS.. Adams, being Nos. $50
50, II, 70 tots. inclusive, on
docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
MEn1cAL ADYIcE FREE

Without your paying out a penny. !,
Xviii mi your trouble. ana senu
Esou the most reliable and h .hp IN I
r..ti rid of Catarrl Answer the ques..
tions g OF no, write your name and
address, on the dotted lines. and man
she. Free Coupon to Cntarrh spccInlist
~nrouJc, rs Trade Building. Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
4. 3, circuit Court Of Appeals.

&c. ~ NH13s{EGAfaNs
The United States Circuit C'ourt5of
Appeals %reconyened yesterday morn-
ing at 1880 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
iGoff and Pritchard andsD District Judges
NYaddill and Dayton In attendance,
Charles M. Stedman, OF greensboro.
M, G., was admitted to practice lnathe
court.
The following case was argued;
No. 952-C. A. Bray, trustee, ETC.,
appellant, VS.. John N. Staples, appellee;
appeal from the Circuit Court at
|Greenshoro, N. e. Cause argued by y.
|J. Justice and Charles N, sstedman,z OF
|~Greensboro, for the appellant, and by
lWilliam IF, Bynum, of Greensboro, Tor
the appellee. and submitted.
The court denied the notltion ofSthe
l~plaintifrs in error for q rehearing IN
lthe following case;
Nc, s7s-Willlam NJ, con~leys4etaals
plalntilfs In error va willard F,sha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Here and There
IN the Legislature

Leo a. Dent. Speaker OF the House
OF Pages, was the happy recipient yes
terdaY Of a handsome present from
his fellow-pages. 1t consisted OF a
Combination set composed OF cuff but
ions and scarfpin. appropriately en-
graved. This ambitious young states.
of the House. but among his
fellows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

- 80 said the presentation Of
a silver service to Senator Keczell
Yesterday by his colleagues n TN
soficers Of the Senate is without pre-.
cedent within memory OF Q ~ q
Of exquisite workmanship and was Sc
|lected with much care by the COM
mtttee, F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

The Love bill, requiring district
school Superintendent to be voters
residents in the districts in which
serve, was handed an unfayor-
able report4by tho Senate Committee
on Courts OF Justice yesterday. Dele
gate Love fought for. the child OF his
Ibrain, ana superintendent Of Public 1n-
struction Eggleston opposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

An unusual height OF eloauencc was
attained BY Senator Folkes YESTERDAY
his speech presenting, the silver ser, !,
the subject OF much. congratulation
his effort. In fact. the Junior
senator from the city OF William (not
Richard E.) Byrd, can comnanu me
inyectiye to Irresistible pathos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Don't Blame
Your Stomach
When Without E1ertion or Cost Yot
eau Enjoy Meals And Cure
Dyspepsia.
Don't blame Your stomach or YOU

A Trial Package of Stunrts Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Free Advice on
Curing Catarrh

I,on., sufrer with Catarrl1 n Longer.
i,on.t let it destroy your henitnue,
orr lssappiness--your very life ,ssel.e.
Don't think It can't be cnreu uGr,,aa,nts
bther doctors and other trea.l'e''a
have failed to cure You. Now
il can be cured. absolutely and pertna-
|ncntly. -, ,nroying.
|disrrstinE. loathsomc trouble,-it > =
|terribly dangerous M CatasL1, ssctnd
catarrh leads to thousands Of deaths
every year. Take it in hand soM-
before It's too late. r
Lot me tell you Just how to enr !,
~ ,.o,,r system. III gladly study
your case, entirely without cost, ate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
HOUSE
lContInued from Page 80
,s vac unable to attend the SEES.

liar1s, was unapie "
s'g The bill codifying tho. oyster. fish.
clam ana crab laws Of The state vas
as agreed on ns az = eonrurs
red IN BY Commissioner w. Meponala
patron. Mr. Rev agreeing.
"a It's tf,ird reading OF tile. Senate
e eell p court' e tic Ii city 81 Roanoke.
Trolley Bill Passed.
ou maTs ea r%aI1ro cad and trolley lines
road on the side of the track 70 El.e
as good facilities for travel as :, or.
fore. The patron; Mf' e nnrol linss arc
run from cities over country roaas
and take up a large part or the Toau,
The Richmond and chesapeaks
Bay Railroad had bought up s'oSs
road for four miles.
Amendments were offered by Messrs.
I1larwood ana Williams. OF Gi.ss. Nv y
allow local authorities 10 govern .as
were agreed to.
ment so that the bin would no, atlec.
existing contracts. Mr. 4 , h,ee on the
road in question are in litiGation. ana
If the amendment were carried ny
4 county would lose. While II !nS Iaii4
road has vested rights. the bili can.
was lost by a vote Of &c to SIS. and
the Bill went to Its cngrossment.
Payment of Wages.
Mr.. Casey secured the consideration
out OF It's order of the bill! reaulrlns
ltlc payment OF salaries at least twice
a month. He said this measure WIS
asked for by many WORKING pcopi.
who believed they could buy the ne re
esssaries 81, ltfs to better tane
Mr.. Deal offered IN amendment eS
empting employees Of logging railroad'
and camps, Which he said are Otter
far from banks. Mr.. Pitts proposet
to exempt men W Working on the con
oftcn means an intoxicated force. Bot
amendments were adopted. and tn
bill went to Its engrossment.
a rcsolution was offered by MI. SDen
limiting speeches to five minutes. Mr.
There are important bills which can:
not DO explained In that time. Ate
the Richmond mar ,liad 5ndduoed {
series Of reasons against the resoli.
ton, and was proceeding to expount
the doctrine OF free speech, Alr. SDea
withdrew his proposition: o,ns,d.ra
tlon of the bill designed to clear IN
Titles OF real estate from q
lands and levies. Mr.. White objected
lille said this measure would S tn
Commonwealth $4,000 each year.. SING.
1t increases the amount received =!
clerks for listing delinquent lots. MI
!! Houston said that At is demanded b.
people who know the value OF clear
z Ing titles. BY a tic votc-26 to Eth
! House refused to take II bill up on
OF its order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

& Tonight the Senate will propaplI
In session for the first time after
dark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

The Edmondson bill, fixing the
Of labor for women and chii.
dren. was to have been considered .py
last night. but the session was post,
poned. The bill will probably not
pass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

Robert Ward Jones, bright and
d,itifui.s ono Of tho Richmond boys who
are pages in the Senate, wearssone
OF the Anti-Saloon League buttons.
He says he IS going to replace It with
III a. the Hanover commoner is the
man 10 succeed Governor Mann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

No matter how much OF
YOU can't afford to miss this
from.the-s shoulder. businessli
prices and terms have been
ever we're before. The result
You must act quickly nov.
member, we guarantee qua
Test Advertising Certificate
the piano. You make your
credit two for one up to the
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

p. L. NJ: know you will be pleased
and happy at the change for the bet
ter in your hair If you use regularly
this inexpensive homemade duInine
hair tonic: Get from your druggist one
ounce Of quinzoin, dissolve II in u pint
of alcohol and add y pint Of cold water
Rub this tonic into your scalp and hair
roots once or twice a week and il will
prevent dandruff and stop your hair
-alling out and becoming thin. 1t
stops itching and keeps the scalp in
healthy condition, thus promoting
growth of the hair No woman ever
had long, fine and glossy hair unless
she took proper care Of II, and you
must do the same if YOU, too. want TO
prevent yours from becoming thin and
scanty.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
STREET CAR CASE UP
TO SUPREME COURT
Important Question of LA
bility Up to Highest
Tribunal.

Whether the street car companies in
Washington are liable TO injuries sus-
tanned by passengers riding on the plat
form Of a car, regardless Of the notices
warning them. is a question that viii
be put up to tie United States Supreme
Court.
In an opinion handed down by Justice
Van OrsdeI, OF the District Court Of
Appeals, it was held that the com
panies We're responsible for the safety
Of passengers when adequate seating
capacity was not provided inside a car.
Justice Van Orsdel contended that the
posting of the notices warning pas
sengers about riding on the platforms
was an Invitation" to them.
The case in question was that Of Abra-
ham Hart against the Capitol Traction
Company He was injured by being
thrown from a street car when the
car rounded a curve. and he was stand
ing on the rear platform. The lower
court held that Hart contributed 10 the
negligence. because Of the warning
posted for the benefit of the passengers.
It was said Today that the street car
companies have ben anxious for some
time to get the question before the cOuTg
OF last resort in order that they may
be governed accordingly in providing
for the safety OF passengers. As the
question stands now they are liable for
Injuries sustained by passengers who
are compelled 10 stand on the plat
forms, and il is understood they are
unwilling TO assume this risk.
The outcome of the case will have
important bearing on litigation through
out the country, where crowded street
cars are I'm vogue.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
PRICE OF BACON
SOON TO DROP
Slump Also Due In Hams
and All Hog
Products.

CHICAGO. Nov. S-The prices OF
bacon. hams, and all hog products viii
take a decided slump within the next
two weeks, according TO the experts al
the Union Stock Yards.
Hogs are now selling on the basis OF
30 cents for corn, although corn is
actually only worth half that much. A
fan in prices IS Inevitable and the big
packers are getting ready for II.
At Armour & CO.'S and other packers
today II was said that breakfast bacon
was selling at from 20 to 80 cents a
pound. but that so many bacon hogs
were coming into the market that fall
in prices was certain. Slight reductions
are now being made and larger ones
viii come within a few weeks when
cured.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
Health and Beauty Aids
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

brightness Of countenance-in short,
retain your good looks, you must first
keep your blood free from impurities
and your liver active. Then your COM
pieNiOn need not worry you 1 use a
good, homemade system tonic made as
follows Dissolve One-half cup sugar
and one ounce kardene in One-haIf pint
alcohol, then add hot water to make a
fun quart. Take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal and you viii be sur
prised how quickly and satisfactorily
this tonic purifies the blood removes
sallowness, skin pimples, liver blotches
and restores lost appetite and energy.
II IS the best remedy 7 know Of for that
tired, rundown feeling.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
HARVARD DANCE
+ BEING PLANNED

Plans are being considered today by
the Harvard Club to bring the Harvard
Musical Club to this city for an enter
tainment and dance at the New Willard,
December 2S. 1t was discussed last night
at a regular meeting
The club was addressed by StandWOOd
Cobb, Harvard, 'T. on the subject of
Turkey. The speaker recounted his eX-
periences in that country in connection
with Roberts College.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

s. j.: If you wish your hair to look
bright and glossy, you should be very
careful as 70 the kind Of a shampoo
you use. Let dry shampOos" alone
and never wash your hair with soap IN
der any circumstances, as il Will fade
and streak your hair You can always
feel sure that you are using the very
best and safest shampoo by washing
our hair with a teaspOOnful Of can
throX dissolved in a cup Of hot water.
then rinsing with clear water This
shampoo makes a fine, cleansing lather
and dries very quickly without the dan
ger Of one catching cold from sham
pooling. II makes the hair soft, fluffy,
easy to do up and relieves scalp irri-
tation. Try this shampoo, as It Is par
ticularly fine for shampOoing during
the colder months.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

Mrs. II. NJ r.: II you wish 10 evade
the marks Of approaching old-age as
long as possible, retain your youthful