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Evening journal., 1911-03-13
CITY PLAYGROUNDs

The city is going to spend any more money
Tor Fairgrounds that can be used in the i'm
mediate future or within century from the nres-
ent time the eongested districts should be CON
soered. IT seems TO The Journal that enough
property has been bought on the outskirts of the
city
What is now needed is land in the but-up parts
where population swarms and where the children
have no adequate place for recreation. Those liv-
ing on tic outskirts, not far from them, find va
cant lots on which they can often play, and the
city has its parks which are accessible. But in
such districts as the lower wards, the First the
Fourth the Second and the Third. for example
Fairgrounds should be secured, for they would be
OF real benefit to the hundreds of children who
now roam the streets
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
NEW HOTEL FOR CITY.

~ UPPOSE that the DUPONT road should be
- built and among other things we should have
great automobile races and an influx of people
from other communities many visitors daily see
ing Delaware, one good thing would surely hap
PEN We should have fine new hotel building
in Wilmington.
II any of our wealthy are thinking about
how they can use some of their surplus money
for the benefit of Wilmington, let them take up
the subject of new hotel building for it is sorely
needed in this city.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

Mr.. Robert H. Richards and Mr. Daniel O. Hast
ings have been mentioned as counsel" for Mr.
dupont in the road project. 1t is fair, however,
and in justice TO them to say that they are not
General duPonts paid counsel in the matter They
have thought that if Mr. DUPONT could devote
vast sum of money to constructing a good nigh
way in Delaware they could afford to chip in"
their legal services gratis in order to help along
so good cause And that is what they are doing.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
Charles r. Lore.

Dover Index
I'm the death Of ex-Chief Justice
Lore Delaware has lost one of her
most useful and highly respected citi-
zens. His long career as public
servant made him one of the best
known and loved Of it's sons. Retiring
but few months ago to private life
he carried with him the we'll wishes
and esteem Of every one and his sud.
den death has shocked and grieved
the whole State.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
For Skin
Sufferers

If you have undergone
the itching, burning.
sleep = destroying tor
ments of eczema or
other cruel skin erup-
ton and have suffered
from its embarrassing,
unsightly disfigure-
ment; if you have tried
allmanneroftreatment
no matter how harsh,
disagreeable or expen-
sive, to no avail, and
have all but given up
hope of cure, you can
appreciate what it
means to you and
thousands of skin-tor~
tured sufferers, young
and old, when the first
warm bath with Cuti-
cura Soap and gentle
application of Cuticura
Ointment bring instant
and grateful relief, per-
NIT rest and sleep, and
point to speedy and
permanent alienation.
Sold everywhere. Send TO Potter Drug 4
Chem. Corp Boston. for book on the skin.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
P. & r. Relief Statement.

The Philadelphia & Reading Relief
statement for the month of January
shows the following disbursements:
Deaths, due to accident, $6,050; nat
ural death, $1,000; disablements. due
to accident and sickness, S13,596.40;
total, S29,346.40. Since the organiza-
tion of the association in 1888 It has
paid out $5,14O,O67.87.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
P, R. AND W. RAILROAD REPORT.
Net Income for Year Shows Increase
of SlO3.359.

OF SlO3,35S.
The annual report Of the Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road Company compares satisfactorily
with that of the previous year. Gross
operating revenues were S19,021 ,707,
an Increase Of S1.47S,334 Operating ex-
penses. however, in keeping with the
general tendency throughout the coun-
try increased by Sl.553. 1888. leaving a
decrease in net operating revenue of
SI5,049. A large decrease in the rem
tails paid for leased lines resulted in
enlarging the net income from oper-
ations by $685. After paying in
creased fixed charges, net income
shows an increase Of $10S, ,35s. Seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars was
set aside as a reserve for additions
and betterments. The amount carried
to surplus for the year was s1s5,256.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
UsHERS' UNION NETTING.

The Ushers' Union, of Union NJ. p.
Church. will meet this evening in the
ushers' room at the church. All mem
hers are requested to be present as
matters Of importance are to be dis
Cussed.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

The opposition, if there is any serious objection
to the good road offer of Mr., dupont in the lower
counties, comes from set of small politicians
who look at everything from political point of
view. Let us get out of politics for awhile Poll
tics has held Delaware back long enough
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
MetnIn CInh EIects.

The Wetolu Club has elected the
following officers: President. Jerome
B. Clark; vice-president. George A..
Souder: secretary. Charles A. Eek
man; treasurer. Aubury L. Brown and
Joseph f. Wharton, president of the
board of directors.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
Romance Ends I'm EIopement.

Announcement has been made in
Chester of rhe marriage Of Miss Anna
Thompson, Of Shephardstown, w Va,
and Stephen G. Brady. a foreman at
the Baldwin Locomotive Works. Eddy
stone, whi n tcOk place in Wilmington
on February %. The elopement was
the elimination of a romance which
began several months ago when
Brady's bride was on a visit to Ches-
ter
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

General duPont's idea is to have straight
away boulevard and he should be permitted by
State Commission or any other BODY appointed TO
act in conjunction with him to carry out his own
IDEAS IN this respect But we imagine that there
VIII be clamor OF the various towns to have the
road go closer to them than is contemplated The
Journal, however is inclined to urge the boulevard
idea as presented by General DUPONT
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

The cost of up-keep of the new road is provided
for by General dupont. IF the State built road
II would have to pay not only the interest on the
money borrowed for construction purposes but
also the cost of maintenance Of the road Gen
eral duPonts idea is that the State road shall he
well and thoroughly maintained. And he is right
in insisting on that point
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

ne campaign publicity bill caused more COM
mouon at Dover than was expected. Some Re-
puOheans and few Democrats by voting against
me Ine measure evidently did not want to march up
campaign. But there cannot be too ,,ch o,,hi;e;.'
IN Delaware politics F1'''N'Y
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

IT the Legislature adjourns without providing
for a Public Utilities Commission it will make
a mistake. There is no strong opposition TO the
measure and if il is defeated the suspicion will
arise that star chamber, whispering politics is re-
sponsihlc
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
it fails to cure e. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box 25c.
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

The. Dover Republican is doing good work in
arousing the sentiment in Kent county in favor
of good roads
Evening journal., 1911-03-13

The objectors TO the dupont road viii, NJ. L....
70 use II unless they wish to do so, but thew will
be among the first TO enjoy the pleasure Of GOOD
roads. s''u
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
The United Pub

The United Pub
fishers Association
through its presi.
dent. Mr.. Arthur
koppell has exam
ined THE JOUR-
NAILS circulation
and Mr.. Koppoll Of
fers 10 wager $1,000
Of his own money,
and undertake TO
prove that THE
EVENING JOUR
NAL has the iargest
paid circulation Of
any paper printed In
Wiiminatou
Evening journal., 1911-03-13
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The Association of
American Advcrtia.
ers Ia composed Of
al the great advsr-
tisors Of this coun-
try. The Associa-
tion endorses only
such papers as sub.
init 10 its exaidina-
tion At any moment,
and positive proof
must be submitted.
The accompanying
certificate No. ia
has bocn issued ~
this paper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
TIE Important
Problem,

confronting anyone in need Of Taxa.
tive Is NOT % question OF a single ac.
ton only, bat OF permanently bene.
hcial effects. which will follow proper
efforts TO live IN heaithml way, with
the assistance OF syrup Of Figs aud
Elixir @, soma whenever % ia re.
CURED uS 1t clcanses the system
gently got promptly without irritation
ana win therefore always hay, the
preference Of all sho wish the berr Of
family layaliYos.
Tho combination has the approval
OF physicians because 1, is know 20
be truly h.u 0cal and because "a l.a
givru satisfaction 10 the million
wciliulormci families who have d.
n or many years past
To e.t i's beneficial effects. alway.
b., h rpnuae manufactured b, .b
California rir Syrun ca. only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
BEST IN CLASSICS
AND STANDARD
MUSIC TONIGHT
Henry 0hlmeyer aand His Cor
onado Band Will Play to d
Big House III Elks Theater
This Evening.

NU-Il iIEoIs Of \lhluu,.Yu, H.ll bee
ul. lG force tuui.lf .U au,uJ tDu
,ou. to Dee given 100 30, Elias 3D.
ttc los Hpn'y OhlToF'r auI H's Ic,I.
less .ol,Nldp band AInulu..pu ,
s.at Cd. second home H..H NJ O.,
u..nr iio has rcad.l'i s...ral CON.
.. bon. dmins a.. iH-f N.. u. -.N
.c5 ana s Nvll acgusiul.I with
u.u. pcupl. M thc co. Hbp .r.pI,
u Albuquerque know Nl uHw.s'
anI 80, quality OF music h- -.n.t#.
Iu. e capable ot puduD.u. I.lt
fDau oy.r . De PFC p arranged
.N Nr Ohlmcycr loI 'pulgu WI t.
clH.. th, host IN ciH-.c- 1nt
swan, H,j music, as W.N as ODD, n...
lif- 90 ho da'.
p-UliHrtl al Ohim,F,r. as NDH
as q noteworthy ana prais.No.'N
ldcn is hat should his band be- iaE-
'- heavy Wagucum competition
and inp audience enthusiastically u
So. uuoa an encore. We ~ uu .1H
UIa director responding With com
mon every dal qulck step on iu'''n'l
10 W.I .mpo.dirag-timC nuj 500, uuI
tor an encore, after q clas-i, piece
sbch dHiutl popular compositions as
pNurok HumorcsOu' Ni,fu, ii'r
nerts "Badinaec' and such other
compositions OF the ligh'v class. mu.
sicaly fhc finest ana sen Win mclo.
dies that reach che masses. ll my
belief ihi, is the secret 90 OnimcAc l S
success. The understanding which AZ
. Glance hp has With His audl'hc"
rom his very Hia' appearance tie Is
81 hal worker Tor me- Is ready 10 re-
suoud tu as many Hucurcs as are IN
sisted uUlu aul 'iou the lime that
his opening number Is commenced
oa program there g. little time los
and the results are very helpful. tOr
30 eliminates long waits aud dragging
on cou,cU programs, fault which
always brings uneasiness 10 au audi
once.
The program "a he ~, souIod iu Al
nuqurtquo T. SO arranged o. .o please
all wants, and "A good suppl ul Smn
lsh music rendered In regular spanish
style viii ho played In wears pas.
Ohlmoycr always gave the hest 10 tho
people OF Albuquerque, ANA NOW ina
he comes as "a Iccu'nII,l star nom
the eastern musical ccnI"rs, ANA ms
date here was only made possible bN
the energy of Nanager StonZ of teo
Elks' opora house. n Is 10 be- hoped
that there viii De- "a large and rep
rescniatiyc audience present tonight
Tho advance sale of seats for the
concert has been very graiiiN ins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
I~C kPED CONVICT
RETURNED TO pCN.

Ration. y NJ. juno H. Eduardo
Maritime. an escaped conyiJ from
tho road gang now working in .,'cprro
county ON the public highWa, wua
arrested Yesterday at palo Blanro VA
the southeastern part of this couniy
aud brought ln Ration. Whor. h. WIZ
bee confined Uutil returned e. 'bc p,u-
itouuurN an Santa Fc MARITIME was
sent up from roliaN counts ono Year
apo to serNp a tWo-yrar stytrurc Tor
larceny ana tnohShlN made AVS ,.cap@
from the convict gane iu a'wpany
with five others one mouth a.o. after
having served over a year pt hls sen-
lcncc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
IpiEk ~CNi.S ENTO>
10 IL Ne Oh y 10 I

Ration. y NJ june - The gam,
h'tH''n tho Topeka add Ration santa
IT, Hpur,ntice teams saturday after
noon resulted Ia q victory for the WIS.,
iturS Who succeeded ia landing the
better end of a . to I argument \
Hir u'tcndnnr" of spectators VaH
present 90 witness good game Wat
was apparently the visitors own iron.
the start hocau~' of ihcir Superior
ability To- hit The fielding 80 the
lurai team was good throughout con
sid"ruu the fact that thc Topeka
team had IN approuticc d'partm' ut
OF over 80" young men from which
Goo recruit team Nhil, the tca'
school has an attendance of hu' o..
the Ration hoN. made a remarkable
showing la utc interesting contest OF
saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
uhian
AMONG TIE SHOPS
AND ALONG THE RAIL
Personals NJ the Santa Fe Employees
as Reported in the Santa re
Employees Magazine.

Juan sails aud family ave visiting in
III Pase, Texas
Harry Beck is spending his vacation
ia Denver. colo
Carl Griiiith viii loay, shortly Cor
a visit IN Los Angelic
II n HAWKINS, gang foreman. a. on
the sick list an present
3oilermaker u VI Williams aud
family will leave IN q fpw days Tor a
TIN 20 Denver 10 me near mtue
William Rudolph machui apron
tice l5 proparins 10 tulc variation
which Dec viii spend IN Chlraeu
\ G. ilihner, marhlnist hclucr. has
brought his family here nom santa
Fo 90 establish q ,lenyc loo the
DuNp CIN
I. T. collins. bonus Inspector. has
lrn umflrTci io SIN Narcml. ln.
spocior nupm,nrhal of ;he ear DE-.
parlment relieving M Collins here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
THE FEDERAL COURT
CLOSES At
SOCQRRO
No Criminal Business and 0nl,
One Civil Case Tried This
Term; Judge Roberts Pre-.
sides.



Socorro. y " Jun. g., TIN reg
nnr Jun" term of thc tntrd states
court Tor the seventh judicial district
closed nor, YrstoIdt, after having
been iu session thrc, DAYS. Judgc
'Inr"nc- Rob,rts of thu Fourth
judicial district prcsidng
Tho court officials present were
stephen q. DAVIS aud Herbert ".
Clark assistant Emitted states attoi-
noy- " II NeVoomb. clerk. e. T..
Newcomer tnd james SmIih. d.put,
United states Marshall. T. ~ Staple.
tom. court Interpreter. elias g. ua,a.
court crirr H"a,rt Freeman court
sten"plnph,r. and Est'vcu Zuumctly
and Edward Millgau bailins
The grand iurt watts not ompsucIod
a. There were NO. matters for "a grand
jury tp investigate. which speak, pref.
y wen ior tho seventh judicial dis
trict
Th, pout lnrs was cslod Monday
hut tine panel not completed unth
Tuesday morning, and cons i~tod of Ia,
Following pcrs"ns u W Lockwood
VI nm. Tclosfof Chaves. Estanis-
lau ScdiIo. Franchise Lppoz. william
linmm,l. ManuD Luvato. Pablo
'htvos Jur, Nall"inS Chirlc, Coou,,.
'lrto Mio.a Felipe Tifoya. i.ur,uzn
Lopez Benjamin ChaVcs. Martin CALL
lcgc4 y Duran. Robinson Chat,-. g..
+ Tnndro. Jesus silva. A,cIino l.u-
pea Lucas Torres. JuIl - Gat.gos
j.. tudr" Btca ana Adam BaDJ
ls.. 60.
oa-o Inlt.d states N. Victoria Iiud
~ cattle companS and Glosorio Gtn-
Iaies tbs hcing the condemnation
proceedings brought b., tho goNaru.
mont tu s,cur, SOM, thpt,-h,, thuu--
and 1crcs of land vhi,l viii De- sub.
merged hy th. Elaphuut Nmjtc pro.
sect ~ the june tofm ct court lt~t
scar. Tho report uf t1, commissioner.
Wt- approved ana nnU iudgm,nt r.u-
drrci. tnp Nictortp Land a Cattl,
COMPANY $500 utiue ,h' amount award
od thcm 'ur their nud. mt Gr,eprio
Gonzales. vino was awarded $3.50
did not seem satisfied aiih this ,muuu,
and topk an appeal IN, trial OF which
has taken up tnc greater part pf two
days. th, mp rctu niug 3D. verdict as-
-'ssiuS damage 80 10, sum ot tNn'
Thousand dN, hundred ana ninety dot
lar,
Th. Be- th. ara time sine, Soeurtu
has p,eu th, hfaduuurtprs uf th. -rN-
'uih judicial dieuict lat 10 udr,
from ONE OF "a, other districts has
pr -Id.d 1ud Oh, ,an, with which
90, wheels uf just.g, hJ'. moved
-upN4 that Judge Roberts I, tn,. rIpHf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
STONE QUARR|ES
At WATROUs
Santa Fe Railroad Will Use
Stone Secured at That Point
for Track Ballast Crop Con-
ditions Excellent.

Las Vegas y 81 lunc D. VISIT.
ois ret irning from Natrous bring
word that crops id that locality never
gave better promise thau ~ present
Much interest is being taken IA Wa
rous proper in the contract ,har Is
soon 10 be lci which will open large
stone quarrics in IN hills back of the
depot buildings fh, stone l. To be
used by the Santa Pc company for
ballasiiag tracks and viii he shipped
TO all points ON the western division.
Many pleasure ana sisht.scoiuu
parties from all over this section uf
the territory are visiting the site a.
old Fort Union and some complaint
has been nnie OF vandalism there.
The great stone sun dial which rs
nov the property OF Normal tniycr-
sity IN this ciN. bW which has no,
been removed from the base uuOn
which 1t has set Tor decades ut me
end OF The parade ground ~ the old
garrison, has been badly Scared and
large chunk has been broken rom
H. Those who have seen II say that
the Normal would do we'll 10 bring a.
To Las Vegas Immediately or "A most
interesting avl valuable relic of HIS.
torical Importance viii he lost
An automobile party from NalmuIa
ranch had an unpleasant, experience
SUNDAY night Ia the afternoon the
run was made 10 Fort Union. where
several hours Were spent collecting
souvenirs and taking photographs. bat
hen II came time for the return trip
a tiros hurst and the party Was forced
To remain amid the ghostly ruins of
the old post until II O'Clock a, night
before repairs could be made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
american League.

Chicago a. Philadelphia
$50 Louis at Washington.
Detroit az New York.
Cleveland at BOSTON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow


H"aton ni Pitt-hurg.
lIooklyn ~ Cincinnati
New Nurk ~ ~ Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15

Itching, toriuring skin orupuonS.
disngnro. annoy. drive one wild Doan y
Ointment brings quick rclicl ana last
Ing cures fllly cents ~ any drus
store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15
DIPLOMAS WILL Be
CONFERRED UPON
GRADUATES
Impressive Service to Marx
Closing Day of Immaculate
Conception School This
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15

Every body's friend Dr Thomas
Ecloctric on Cures toothacho sore
lhrom Heals cuts bruises scalts
stops any pain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15

on anyone who ouec eats our high
sradc breads and bakcstuns gone
orally Is what we hear from those
who buy here. The tables OF tho Gas.
tId.ous are always supplied from tho
Pioneer bakery. ana bread. rolls
cakes, pies ana doughnuts are baked
fresh oYcrv day, and sent % your Or
dor promptly.
PIONEER BAKERY
~. south First street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15

For the hes, saddle horses In the
city call phone No. ., ". L. Trlmblo
ll3 North Second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-15

M~121.3.,s r
5'sss15l IS
GYM AScslllt-
CktINAlxSsso
= @5-CS--O IH1TI.2
GTD6--b
Just piles of straws'
You've surely decided on
the kind of straw you
want this summer.
Perhaps it's a sailor
Or a soft roll straw that
is Just the latest 2
Or one of the rounder
shapes
Or a Fedora style, may
be-
Well. no matter. we have
the one you want in just
the right brim and crown.
AT the price you want TO
pay.
Sennits -. Splits" .-- Nj.
lans are the principal
stra.s.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Or. if you're a little more
heightened
Panamas,,.
The real articles $500 to
$3.50.
N. MANDELL
WASHINGTON CLOTHING
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
paradise OF NIAHOMET. .

It would be almost as futile as try
ing to paint the rose to improve II; as
attempting to increase the brilliancy
of the dewdrop in the morning sun,
or to accentuate the beauty Of a
Strauss waltz, to try to improve upon
The Paradise of Mahomet" as sung
in FL Paso last night
It is musical with real melody. pro-
duced by real singers; 1t is clean, It
is full of good comedy, in the hands
Of CAPABLE comedians and it is a relief
from the musical comedy OF the pres
ent day There is no tinsel and gilt
ter about it; just tuneful, melOdiOus
lyrics, and clean, effervescent comedy.
There are catchy songs and then songs
that really would not be out Of place
in grand opera. The piece belongs to
the school of the Gilbert and Sullivan
comic opera and was written by one
of their contemporaries. Robert Plan
quette. author Of Chimes OF Nor
mandy" a sweet old musical melody
that had popular vogue several years
ago 1t is a relief to have such a re-
freshing evenings entertainment as
was afforded by Miss Van Studdiford
and company; it Is like spring day
after a winter; il is so different from
the modern entertainment that it Is
novel. vet it is as fresh and pure as a
breath of air into an open window.
Miss Grace Van Studdiford, the star,
has been singing before the public for
a long time-it is not fair to say how
her voice Is sweet and strong. Her
notes were clear and distinct, as clear
as a flute, and she took high and low
ones with equal facility and pleasing
effect On every appearance she was
forced to respond to encores.
Miss Laura Burt. as Clarisse' did
some clever acting and sang well in
duet with Mr.. MCGOWAN.
Miss Florence ROther. as the gypsy
girl, also was entertaining in song
and good to look upon.
Edward Mora, as Prince Cassim, the
hero, has a splendid voice and fine
appearance; his duet with Miss Van
Studdiford was excellent. His acting
was also good.
John J. MCGOWAN. as the American
chauffeur, in disgrace with The union
because he had never killed anyone
with his car, was the scream of the
shoW-a laugh from the time OF his
entry until the final curtain
Florenz KOlb also afforded much of
the amusing part of the entertain
ment.
The chorus-men and girls-was one
of the best ever heard here; the en-
semble was splendid and the harmony
almost perfect. The scenery was fairly
gorgeous in its oriental splendOr.
There is a plot-au the old time
comic operas had son9ething else to
them besides jig time music and broad
iokes-and it runs through the two
acts. Tt unravels the story of the love
of a prince for a beautiful widow, who
is betrothed to another, and meanders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-07
DRUG FIENDS
More Than a Million in U. S.

According to a report recently issued
by order of DIT. Whey, Of pure FOOD
fame there are between one million
and four million victims Of the drug
habit in the United States
Most Of these were intuenced 20 me
,rse- of drugs through Indulgence
in proprietary medicines and rene
dies containing opium, cocaine, car
feline and like insidiOus elements the
unDrfnciDled advertisers Of cons uIslp-
ton cures and cough syrups nave been
most industrious in this neIarlous lral-
Never use drugs for a cold. Half an
ounce Of virgin oil of pine, mixed with
two ounces of glycerine and half a pint
Of nure whiskey, is recommended Dy
health authorities as the quickest ana
most effective cough remedy
OH of pine is prepared, IN It's puIest
rornt nv tl1e Leach Chemical Company,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. and may be had at
anz drug store It can be mixed at nom e.
"a + absolutely safe and free from
the dangers that attend the use Of
drugs