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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
RI. rraoedy That WASN'T

Ia raised the shining knife; his race
Voc dark The woman before MN
s S"s hack a step, The knife FELL
nlunged into the flesh, again, and once
again. .,;o,,,v.
"Three's plenty; they're SUCH ''e
chops.'-Judge.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
Severe Critics.

Arce-I like Tom immensely ana
hoo very much the gentleman, pu' lie
49,, ,ike 70 talk about himself!
Grace-Yes, dear, your knlgn' na'A
thousand Is.-Puck'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

TayIors Cherokee Remedy ,, OF sw reme Jv
and Mullen is Nature st 0nd Whoon;ne
Cures Coughs, Colds, Group anu tronhles At
Cough and all throat ana On na sro hottle
d drmeoists, 25c, Soc and Sl.Oo per oo''ie'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

W., will speeze; perhaps feel chilly.
You think you are catching nss,e co'a' dose Of
wait until you know It. la n,' ;,,st can't
Hamlins Wizard Oil ana you '"''
catch cold.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

A woman can straighten up man an.
desk in five minutes so effectualiy 'nae
he won't be able to find anything ne
wants in five hours.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

49,. windows Soothing syrup for onia
Mrs, "lhs oot,ens the gums, reduces infamma'
ton, allays pain. cures vino eo.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
a Rulinu Passion.

"1rncle Pinchpenny spent a great
deal of time at the home OF ueo'ee
Washington" -
Eyes. He couldn't be persuaueu "
ston looking for that dollar George IS
said to have thrown across the fooo
mac"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
nomestic Amenities.

Ea+her-I think the baby LOOKS iihe
you. -, ovae IN an
awful lot.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
CHECK IT IN TIME.

Few people realize the grave Dan
ger of neglecting the kidneys; I'VE
Slightest kidney trouble may De Nd.
t,,re,s warning of dropsy, diabetes VI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
All Depends.

"vant a good anecdote about -"
statesman"
"Was he re-elected?'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
PROOF POSITIVE.

'H@H Nh Yes. | write verse occasion
m ,u+ 7 tear it all up as soon as
write it, ,-., ,,o, wore clever,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

A woman's club sometimes fenlN0'
q man of a hammer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Garfield Tea corrects - constlp a'aod
T., Carney nrae tbe system and purifes the blood
cleansehs os sni IS maintained by its use. -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

TO DRIVE PVT MtlLb Up THE sYsTEFEsMi
r,.. the Old Standard GROVES TASr tatins
9S Is S TSn pn Te' ~ r. @
less the P &spnGt s aF ssss Sn' Sod By al
and the the td dTo "a Years Years Price 50 cents
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

PLEss, C vII rst1nd d money rAzo q RIiDG
Y MEET fails any ys ssss g; Il &c.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

How a married man doesn't ENJOY
raton,no To one side of spoony tele-
nhone conversation
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Improvidence in trifles never o mauv
:, ;,,ipnaire nor swelled bank account
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

man likes to repeat the smart
.,inoe his children say, because ne
;maeines it is hereditary
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

All druggists sell the famous HERB ..;D. rem
~, u Garfield Tea. It corrects constlpat'on'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Garfield Tea is Natures Laxative .t anu
blood purifier; it overcom1es o. cons''p'''0
and IT'S many attendant ailments.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
,.,o~+en. to Mothers

uvomine carefully every bottie Vi
cASTORIA, safe and sure leine ny 4
infants and children, and see 'n"' ~
g' sssss the Of lszAzzz@
IN Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Do0e
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Each penny saved means one ie''
nang of foreboding'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Modern application is likely to eh'
uao ~ the teeth of an old saw.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

The longer we live the more W.T.
alive what we might have done Out
didn't
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17

Loud apparel naturally procla'mS 'ne
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
Spring Medicine

c;na nf IS so much needed as in the ipEdt
The The blood is impure and mP"VeLLl n;Is and
condition Indicated BY P Pinn snd P body " by
other eruptions on the face @,'i ;te lack OF
deficient vitality, loss of appetite '''"
strength. 49,. ooordinc TO
the az experience and testimony Oh '"'D
sands annually, Is
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-17
Hood's SarsapaFiIia

4 nnr;fes and enriches the blood cures
er,ntions builds up the system
Cot # TODAY in usual liquid form OF
calculated tablets known as oaTSa'''''
The evening world., 1911-06-23
Harvard SCORED
IN FIRST INNING
BATTING ORDER.
SOLDIERS FIELD, CAMBRIDGE,

SOLDIERS FIELD CAMBRIDGE.
Juns n.-rhc scene for the second game
Of tine Harvard.Yaie annual series was
laid On the local diamond this afternoon
and the fastest sort 81 Q contest was
looked Tor. Last Tuesday the Crimsou
ANNEXED the nrst leo Of the series -
New Haven. In the Blues own baii.
Wick. & thing which happens about once
In . decade. and for this reason the
Sons Of Oh Ell are Eathersd here 70
day win FIRE 10 their syes end the DO
or die" spirit hristlins ali Over their
svery action. AZ Now Haven. Harvard
found little trouble IN outpiayins her
ancient and honorable rivals, but -
Yale 10 . peculiar way Of coming
back" whom she appears down and out.
bhe outcome Of to-dsy's diamond ssenoe
was nothing II not the veriest specula-
ton. but Harvard. m the strength OF
Tuesdays victory. rules che favorite
here.
The usual big class day week crowd
with It's swarm Of reunionized alumni.
ls swasger youths n smartly dressed
and beautiful wome vas on hand. and
the stands presented a vast riot Of
color.
In the first inning Pop Corey walked
ms a curtain raiser. Badger sacrificed
to Ham. unassisted. Gross hit to Obj
son. the latter tagging Corey an no was
going to third. Stilweil singled through
second. Gross making third and Stilwell
second. Time was called for Ave min
utes while Gibson had his finger fixed.
Reilly died. Desha to Ham.
In the second half I&Dson struck out.
Freeman to Reilly got Desha. Potter
singled to right. Mclaughlin doubled,
scoring Potter. Mclaughlin took third
on a passed bail. clifford drew q pass
and stole. Ham popped TO sulwell.
In the second Stevens walked. Mer-
rift sacrificed to Ham unassisted. Car
hart fouled to Gibson. Freeman famed.
wigglesworth went out, Stillwell 10
Reilly. Gibson lined 20 Reilly. Reeves
died. Sullwell to Reilly.
In the third inning Corey walked.
stole second and took third on Badgers
sacrifice TO Ham. Mclaughlin knocked
down CROSS hard hit. getting the run
ner at first. Gibson's tumble Of Still
wells hit allowed Corey to score.
Reilly singled to left. Potter to Ham
got Stevens.
In the second half Of the third inning
Harvard scored twice. Babson leaned
against the bail for q triple. Desha was
hit by a pitched ball and stole. Potter
drove Q sacrifice fly to left. scoring
Babson. Mclaughlin breesed.' Badgers
error allowed on Cliford's hit permitted
Desha to score. Clifford did stealing,
Reeves to Potter.
In the fourth inning Merritt was nit
by O pitched ball and stole. McrIaueh-
lin nabbed Carhart't hit. throwing out
Merritt at third. Reeves got Fresman's
foul. Carhart stole second. WtEgies-
worth took Corey's ny on the N.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
AJAX WASN'T INIT
WITH THIS G|Rl|N
DEFY|NG LIGHTNING
Minister'S Daughter Kicks a
Ball Of Fire That Enters
the Parsonage.
ALSO STRUCK CHURCH.
Set Fire TO Spire, but Teemlng
Rain Extinguished the
Blaze.

Louise Foelser. aged fourteen. Of Pss.
srson n. j, has eone Ajax ono bsttss.
for iass nigh. she not only dsnsd i,ehS-
ming but shs kicked It n put Il 90
rovt Her father. Rev. J. N. ~-Aoslssr,
says she ala. and he 10 pastor OF the
Christ Evangelical Church ct Nos. q
and ~ Graham avenue.
The assertion 10 made that q ball Of
IRE. aftsf hitting the church, psssed
into the parsonage kitchen. where the
ministers children had taken refuge
with their u n A. the bali passed her
Louise kicked It and Il broke into
small sparks ana did no damage, not
wen to Louise.
Louise says her action was instinc.
tive. that h thought the ball would
set IRE TO house. and that without
thinking anything else she kicked At II.
The spire OF the church adjoining the
house was struck n badly damaged.
II wa set on fire. but the blaze was nut
out by tho teeming rain. People In the
neighborhood a the bolt leaped from
the spire to the house. but there Is M
mark on the house that can be seen.
A bolt last night struck the spire al
the Church Of tho Redeemer at Broad.
way and Graham avenue and tore loose
some OF the stones. Those rained down
onto the front steps In front of a Kroup
Of persons who had sought shelter from
the storm In the vestibula. One per.on
was hurt
The evening world., 1911-06-23
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

HAMILTON. Ont. June s.-The en-
tries for to-morrow's races are as
followst
A. dnce. 1lOi .Halley's Comet. III; Mad1galian,
shc s'5Sa HY Tsssclflsoae aIliftsls l kk: ; ss.sl l 1ia. and
W one and one, s%ists,n,h MIL. -'Ssndrisn, loi
i ipp': :ss%i' e w.. %'fis Sg, .sd ,Se' 90 r. slr Nd g%r! ri,
II. Mssiss ios The uoldsn B%utterfly. loi;
f Si.s ,,,T nj: g. g I acse't. i Gsaef f,. nos ,&STTeit'. I'LL
ge..S.s tasleSs -S:%Rss. I ss' 10 !T.-1 fes
n, Ms *; q! faSa's:ssg vi .fflh I.ns. .f sS, s.ael e'' iSsi
s. FSSssfa !s.s SI ~ a. n$Siii ss.,s., Il.
ny ny TySS s y Zig, ss.:$ 49, e. az = ssss ~.
~: -fS W Sl:sss;;. I'd 10: %. .S :ss 4 M" iis L Asss.
~; {, k e:spiiiiSs ~. 3 ..SSs,,lats5.' IL. s SsHlsss:si.
w. S,ss., g I S.,SD.Sa,, h, l3Oi o. S;sSssSns., i;ol
M :i.!h * =, a.. sIav's ss;.,.-..s. ..s
uiGsit.ns, iifos Merry Lad. Id, 't.rrIiSn. az;
~ Hy VI Z. , s.cs:1:sss.,,sj ,sss~s.ssa.
His,, .Ms, "A, Am' !".-,b AZ, Moo ISc, ! ky,Ssss,s IS Ils
os fi5iTfiH 1hAclEsmn'S,siids@s ,-r.-,..sssa.. 81.
S%%rsAa%s-ri:1S ils; ,Stni"d 5as ::'' iIS
o' SsfS1 III a 1'si.nassl NO. three ,,.rola. and up,
on. and one aaarter miles On th.. ,tnd,-'MI.
i h:%ss- "a q, s ssa';:" lis, III u; c :sis's ~. ' sSs:
Apprentices. allowance claimed. rlvs rae,
caned II 20o Y. N, Weather CLOUDY; track
The evening world., 1911-06-23
MAKES
GIRL

Miss Wlhelmina Behrman Of No. IN
Spencer street. Williamsburg, ticket
agent at the elevated railway station AT
Broadway and Hughes street, became
hysterical early to-day when llRhtninr
flashed about her station and whsn
policemen came rushing to the station
under the impression that q holdup had
taken place they found her unable Ia
speak.
Policeman Boeacher Of the C,vm>,
street station heard the screams Of q
woman a. no walked along his post.
He ran to the elevated station, whore
Miss Bshrmsn va shouting at the tor
Of her voice:
Take u away! Take It away!"
The policeman thought that holdup
men had attached the young woman.
but George Coz. the station porter, was
on the far end Of the platform and hs
was sure that nothing Of the sort had
happened. The porter Joined the polics-
man In trying to solve the mystery Of
tho hysterical. screaming woman, who
was helpless In her little ofics hisb
above the street.
When they found that the woman
could not tell what was the troubI.
DR.. Goldstein was called from the Es.t.
ern District Hospital. The doctor TOOL
her home and succeeded In uuietins
her. Then she said that while ali alons
In her once the lightning began DART,
ing about the section. and that I'M
binding flashes lad brought nervou,
prostration.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
RACING fSiEi1s
HAMILTON WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-6D added Canadian
bred. three-year-olds and upi selling I
sever furionss. -Caper Sauce, 1U 0schut-
tinger). 2 to I, out and out. won By nve
len sthsi Commeis, 1< tFoden), . TO l.
? to ~ and pnt, seconds Satin Bower.
lilo (Arcbibaid). IL TO 1. = To o and out.
third, Thine. La Is MOenraher also
SECOND RACE-sW added. three
year-olds and M, maidens. sell'nsi one
and o~ne-sixteenth mlies.-Hatteras. %
uyigrihs,, . to 1, 4 ~ 9 aud 2 to 9. won
by three lengths! orlssen, 1W t0ross).
. 70 2. y 70 b and 4 to y sevendt Al
laneen, VI CByrneJ. q To :, . 60 1 and
sveu, third. Time, 10 40 Con Carns,
Chop,anh, Dolly Maddis. Seconke.
Broadsword, Itevaiand n Mcleod +.
also ran and finished as named
TJuRD RACE-ssW added; Gentiemen
Riders Iiandicapi four-year-olds and
up; n and one-sxteenth ~milea-ttadA-
ton, iN tMr. Bailey, 7 to ., ! 60 ~ and
out. won by one length; Wonder Work
or. $50 chr. Kllgour), II to ~ and out
second, Muck Raker. 100 Ont. Ham.
mond), ~ to ]. to / and out, third.
11me, LID SO. Thomond also n.
FOURTH RACE-&6O; steepiecbase:
olds and up. about two miles.
-Dick Shaw, i4s V0ureu), 7 to .. 3 to 8
and ! ~ I, VOL by n dength. Usage.
IN CIncas), 7 TO ., 0 TO . and ! to 2,
second: orderly Nat. 10 tDupee). 9 to J..
7 To 6 and 3 to .. third. Time. %0s.
waterbridge and Lizzie Fla also ran
and finished AS named.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
PRISON FOR POLITICIAN
CONVICTED OF FORGERY,
Joseph Lash, Once Prominent in
Nassau County, Will Spend Three
Years in Sing Sing.

Joseph Lash. who for a number Of
years was a prominent Republican pol,-
tician Of Nassau County. was sentenced
this morning by County Judge J. p.
Nismann at Hampstead. L. l.. to =
term in Sing Sing Prison not TO exceed
Ave years and not less than three years.
Last autumn Lash vas indicted for
e~mbexzlement and forgery. i.aving OBJ
tanned from George Eisemann Of Hicks.
Vile $500 and from Mrs. w. Green. y
widow. $500. He escaped from = dep
uty sheriff who had him In custody N
Manhattan. Within two weeks he WAS
found and has been in Nassau Coun.y
jail over since. Sentence has been ds-
ferred on account of the illness Of
LAsh's wife.
Lash was Indicted on I'VE counts by
the Nassau County Grand Jury. His
aged mother was in court and became
hystsrical and after crying out, You
have broken your mothers heart" he
came unconscious She was revived
with difficulty.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
ILAT0NlA ENTRIES.

LAToNiA. KY. June 23.-rhs entries for to-
morrow are a. follows.
FIRST RACE-selhns: three-ysay-olds: mile
and seventy ysrdA.-sstartler. VI: Bob FARLEY,
1O4: Rompie. lo4; Sweet owen, 1o7; Dssnoo.
tent, 10I bon Lasca. ITO. Mochler. Ito.
SECOND RACE-Pure: two5year-olds; five
~furionss .-Agors. 10e; Winning Witch, i08: A.
gum. los; Comnsopsn Touch, los syrinsa, 1W3
Esfie Tls,Is; loSi D,M'",y: lGs; SSaH Snu%.
why, 1U7; King Bpoomstick. 10.
THIRD RACE-Handicap: three year lds and
upward; .is fSr,onss ,hou.emsid Jos Raleigh
Griffin H., 40; Follte L~Y. l23. :.
FOURTH RACE-Harold Stakes; twp yearold
colts and seidins.; five furlonsS-oh Chum, 10:
Oeoue Oynard, los. Presumption. liz; Buckborn,
It3; Working Lad, IFS: W~beelwrsht, 1t3: Prse-
torian. 12l; The Managvr. III.
(Oxnard and PRESUMPTION coupled MoMsnus en-
tryi Wheelwright and Prctonen Camden euty. !
FIFTH RACE-HAndioap: thveyear-olds and
upward; one and one-siIteenth miles.-wMdo.
IUI. Leamence. los; Bad News IL. 81; White
Wool, 30; Mary Davis. los: Carlton g.. III.
SIXTH RAcEsellinsi tlrs.yesr.oids and
i62: .Forehcad, 1885, Petrunius. lot: Tom Big.
sEyENrM RAcE.sss,nsi ,ns.y..rGls.;
LAelrO.e. io.i EIsmpl.r io4; Emily Lse. 10y:
sApprsntics allowance claimed.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
ILATONlA WINNERS.

FIRST kACE-six furlonEs.-Althorpe.
ITO (Kennedy). frst; Leopold. 1G (Mc-
Taxgart). second: Euclid. 1G (McIntyre).
third. Time. LA 2-b. Port Arlington.
Nasal, S%taloysins, Roy Flautt. Outlan.
French King. Mawley. Walter Wells,
spalding also ran and finished as named.
Mutuels paid: Alihorpe. Sl6.2o to win
$50 place. u.T to show; Leopold.
S7.6o place. eco 70 show: Euclid. $3.50
to show.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs.1oe
Deibold. 102 MARTIN. first; Sauce. l07
CDavenport). second; BOBBY. 12 tAllen).
third. Time, 1.0l. Capt. Bravo. Grif
Miber, Moonlight. Charter. Rossini.
Sarah Chenault. VOLTS Bath also ran
and finished As named. Mutuels paid
Joe Deibold. $3.50 TO win. $40 place.
$50 to show; Sauce, 500 place. 50. 90
to show: Booty. S3.7o TO show.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
LOAN Of $4,000
JUGGLED AS ASSET
Of CARNEGIE TRUST
Secretary Moorhead Traces
Course Of City Bonds for
Reichmann Jury. ST.
BANK EXAMINER NAMED.
Ball Says President
Told Him Hutchins Showed
~ How to Fix Report.
BANK EXAMINER NAMED.

Robert u. MoofhaAd. ssorstary Of the
CNrnsGie Turst Company. was the arst
witness In to.day's session Of the trial
Of Joseph B, Rsiohmann before Judss
Vernon NJ. Davis In the CRIMINAL 9saaeA
Of the Supreme Court.
His testimony partly oosroboratsd That
Of william N. Brewer. former Woe
president Of the Northern HAnk. who
testified TO . loan OF llyo. 90 TO the Car
nehs Trust Company 70 repair the Nat.
ter's impaired ash reserve. at Joseph
q. Robins suggestion.
The $4,000 In New York City
bonds was given to ReichmAnn and at
onoe turned ove to the Merchants
Exchange Bank. which i~mmsdiatsly
sold them to A. b. Leach q CO. for
els2.s7s. on account Of the Carnegie
Trust Company.
The Northern Bank. Of which Robin
was president, deposited its check for
$4,000 In the Merchants Exchange
Bank. which drew its cashiers check
for $4,000 and sent It TO the Carne-
gle Trust Company. who converted 1t
Immediately into cash.
ION Sept. 8. $780," said the wftness
the executive committee OF the Car.
negis Trust Company. Joseph Il. Reich
mann being present. instructed me to
change the minutes OF the special meet
ing Of Aug. q. ID that the 1oa of $780, 900
from the Northern Bank would be made
to appear as a participation In the max.
ing of a mortgage by the Carnegie-TruA
Company"
The evening world., 1911-06-23
WALDO FINDS VIOLATIONS
OF LAW At CONEY ISLAND.
Makes Wnirlwind Midnight Visit Ia
Observe Police Supervision
of Resorts,

Police Commissioner Waldo. Secretary
TO the Mayor Bob Adamson and Po-
lice inspector Doolsy made q whirlwind
inspection last night Of Coney Island.
They observed police conditions y AZ
fecting discipline n supervision Of re-
sorts. The ofiicials entered several Of
the latter md found instances whore the
law was being violated In that dancing
was being allowed in unlicensed places.
Later the Commissioner n his com
panions came TO Manhattan by automo-
bile and made a tour through the inspec-
ton district between Fourteenth and
Forty-second streets, where the station
ary post system has been established
This idea has worked 90 we'll that II ID
the Intention OF the Commissioner 70 sx-
tend Il throughout Manhattan at once.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
WELCOME GIANTS
ACROSS BRIDGE
BATTING

WASHINGTON PARK. brooklyn. N.
r.. June A.-Jobnny Mcgraw and his
delegation Of aiants from Manhattan
came - this borough so-day and
spcnsd ny . seriss Of three games with
gsii Dah,en's unfortunate Dodgers. Tho
weather was delightful for the tussis
and - Il war The irst chAnes the fans
from this burS ana scoss the river
had Of seeing the teams cross bats
since Memorial Day. the result was
THAI there vas easily 7.sW fans IN the
grounds when the bell rang starting
the teams on thar way.
Dahien trotted out Nap Fucker to
speed them up 70 the Giants, while little
Mao thought that his Ereat southpaw
Wiltso bad enough control and speed
to tahe the measure Of the Dudgers.
Mike Douain, who u y great favorite IN
this burg. was given an ovation by tn.
fans when he began " toss them I'D TO
MaTA<er ACGrAw. Crandail covered
short for h Giants, Fletcher and Brid-
well stu banS on the sick llst.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
Ouffy's Pure Malt Whisky

as u renewer Of youth and tonic stimu-
liant Is one Of the greatest strength
givers known to science. Its palsta-
bility and freedom from injurious sub
stances render 1t so that IL can be
retained by the most sensitive stom-
ach. 1t is invaluable for overworked
men. delicate women and sickly chill
dren. 1t strengthens and sustains the
system; is a promoter Of health and
longevity; makes the old feel young
and keeps the young strong and Wig
orous. 1t 10 recognised as q family
medicine everywhere.
When you sek your druggist.
grocer or dssler for Dufiy's Pure Malt whis-
key be sure you got the genuine. II y On
absoiuteiy pure medicine malt whitley and
10 sold IN SEALED BOTTLES oNLYLneyer
in bulk. Look for the trademark, the '1Old
Chemist," on the label. and make sure the
seal over the cork 10 uubroten. Price 81 90 9
large bottle. Illustrated msdicsi booklet md
The Duffy Malt Wbistey Co. Eochoster. M.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
ROOT AMENDMENT VOTE
IN SENATE NEXT MONDAY

WASHINGTON. June es.-The Senate
agreed to-day to IT. next Monday on
the Root amendment to the wood pulp
and paper schedule Of the Canadian
reciprocity bill.
The proposal for a vote Monday was
made by Chairman Penrose Of the
Finance Committee. and there was no
opposition. The Senate will not be In
session tomorrow and Mr.. Penrose ex-
planned that he was ANXIOUS to dispose
Of the amendment
The evening world., 1911-06-23
MORE SUBWAY DELAY.
Conmission Gets Two Years Tims
on Manhattan Routes.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court to-day gav to the Public Service
Commission two years extension of
time In which q enter into contracts
for construction Of subways in the Lex
ington, Third. Seventh and Eighth ave-
hue routes; White Plains road and the
Fourteenth street routes. In 1l0s the
commission, which succeeded to the
powers of the Rapid Transit Commits
sion. obtained an extension of three
years. which would expire Oct. IL.
This additional time carries with Il
the consents obtained from property
owners along the proposed routes,
which, the Public Sery ice Commission
say cost large sums OF money, and
would mean that al least a year would
be required In attempting TO get new
consents" n the extensions of time
should be refused by the court.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
JOHNSON
FACES H|LLT0PS
BATTING ORDER.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW

AMERICAN IFAGUE PARK, NEW
YORK. June 3.-There was unusual in
terest in the Hilltop and Washington
game this afternoon Owe the fact that
Walter Johnson. the Kansas hero, was
In the box for the visitors. Johnson
gets 5000 a year for pitching. and the
fans twere q little curious to see how
he would earn II. Manager Chase put
In Quinn against him n took a chance.
About 1000 people Witnessed the contest.
The evening world., 1911-06-23
NEVER SELECTED COMPART.
MENT IN SAFETY VAULT.

did you IN 1910 select a compartment
in the premises occupied by the Car
neeie Safe Deposit Company for your
own use?"
mo. sir; never vas within their doors.
Don't know even where their offices
are. I did not know there was any such
company. THIS Is the first time l have
heard Of that"
Mr.. Carnegie was then asked II ne
had ever selected q compartment IN
the Carnegie Trust ~Company's ofices.
His some what obscure answer was:
Newer; I have heard that some Of the
quick collateral that was given for my
loan OF a million 20 my friends was
necessarily left In the Trust Depart
m~ent--notes that they had to have on
hand. the collateral that they a tc
have 20 hand, the collateral that they
had to change. The other collateral,
that was not needed for exchange-ths
slow and unavailable co~liaterai-wa,
placed In the safe deposit company. tina
Is with the Trust Department Of tn,
safe deposit company"
"What Ia o recollection as TO tn,
mount OF your ioanr asked MIR
Battle.
do you mean tho total ! save-au tn,
money they received?" inquired tn,
millionaire,
THE bonds" ~elucidated MIR. Battle
1T was about $4,000 c. II was no
exactly s..ooo.ooo-my secretsyy--hs tell