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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

uidsy and by Sunday will extend TO the At
lanti" coast Rains will continue In the north
Pacific states and local SHOWS I'm the Northwest,
The latter probably extending into the upper
Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region by
Sunday. In the Southwest and extreme central
west fair weather will continue except in the
middle plateau, where snow or rain is probable
Saturday night SUNDAY
storm warnings arc displayed the New
England Coast from Boston Go Block Island.
and az Washington scaports ana tho mouth ~
the columbia River
The winds along the New England Coast will
hc moderate north and northeast. middle At
iautic Coast, moderate northeast and east
south Atlantic Coast, moderate south and south
west, cast Gulf Coast. moderate 10 brisk west
and northwest west Gulf coast. moderate
northwest and north. on Lake Michigan. moder-
ate and variable becoming north. and probably
brisk over the south portions.
Steamers departing Saturday for European
ports viii have moderate NORTH and northeast
Forecast for special Iocalities.-For tho Dis
trict 81 columbia and Maryland. rain 20 day.
with moderate northeast and cast winds sun
day. clearing and colder.
For Virginia, rain to-day. moderate east 10
southeast Winds sunday clearing and colder.
For New Jersey aud bolawdr', rain TO-DAY
moderate cast winds, Sunday colder Win rain
on snow, followed by clearing.
For Eastern Ptunsy ltania. rain 20 day. with
moderate winds: sunday clearing and colder.
For Eastern New York. rain in south, rain or
snow in north portion TO dav. With moderate
northeast winds Sunda', snow or rain and
colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onlcal Record and Observation-Disclosures
De- - The disturbance that was over the
Western Gulf Of Mexico Thursday night has
moved 90 cNtrcmc Western Tennessee with
greatly increased intensity. and this storm. to
ccthcr with the moderate disturbance Of tho
middle Atlantic coast has caused continuance
o. the general rains throughout the East and
South with some snow IN Northern New Eng
land Southwestern Missouri and Northwestern
Texas. There we're also light local SHOWS in the
Northwestern STATES and rains in the north ia
cifc states over tho remainder Of the country
fair weather continued.
Temperatures are comparatively low iu the
central and south Rocky Mountain region ard
high along the south Atlantic coast. Elsewhere
thev do not differ greatly from the seasonal
average.
The Southwest disturbancc viii move north.
,sstv.ard ana rains viii continue saturday over
,Ie ceutrol and Southern statcs and rains ana
.,ovs over the northern districts east Of the
Mississippi River followed by fair weather sun
dsv except I'm the lower lake region. New lorh
snd New England, where SHOWS ana rains VIII
probably continue ,, -.., ....,
"a .sliin1 temperatures that will reach the
Nississippi VALLEY and the east Gull states So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
BEAT HIS OLD BLIND MOTHER
Court Gives Longshoreman Six Months,
the Maximum Penalty.

Charged with beating his seventy-year-old
mother. who was blind in one eye and 30
weak she could hardly walk, Michae'
HAYES. husky longshorcman, forty-tWo
wears old. was sent TO the workhouse for
six months 10y Magistrate O'Connor. I'm the
Tombs court. yesterday His mother. DIG
hruise on her wrnkled face. was helped
10 the witness stand.
i've always tried to MAKE good nome
for my boy" she said. but now that !
am old and poor ne seems TO hate me.
week ago he came home drunk To tn
house we live IN. at No. b Washington
street lie hit mo here. she Sald, point
irf, IN tLe bruisc above her blind eye. and
called m, an old bag. and said was Gooh
for nothing He was going To throw a
china pitcher at me when J ran out OF the
room ,, g.,
Uavcs said he would stop drinking II
,Lc ,ourt would release him hut Magistrate
o','ouuot said. 1T gives m" Intense pleas
urc To send YOU up for xix months. TIC
,h1yimLm penalty. | sh ] could make II
a year" Turning To a court attendant he
/ said Take IN" man away; the sight OF
/ him makes me sick
! 4 court officer helped the old woma'
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
CARNEGIE GUEST OF HONOR
Trustees of His Institution Appropriate
S1,200,0OO for Years Work.

Washington. Dec. 15.-At a meeting of the
board OF trustees OF the Carnegie Institu-
ton to-day S.2OoO0o was appropriated for
the work for 1912. Tonight the trustees
gave a dinner, at which Andrew Carnegie
was the guest Of honor. In brief speech
Mr. Carnegie expressed his great pleasure
with the work of the last year. and con
graduated the trustees on the splendid
achievements Of the institution since II vas
founded. almost ten years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
NEW BALDWIN STARTS DIVIDENDS

The directors of the new Baldwin Loco
rpotiv, Works declared the first semi-ln-
puaI dividend of 3l2 per cent on the 800
oooOc, preferred and dividend Of per
cont ON the s-0.OlJCcO common stock yestcr-
d,v The latter was generally regarded
inns to have been started on per cent
yearly basis.
Tho uresent Baldwin Locomotive Works
,,.,, chartered ON June as holding COM
p.uy for the old company OF mat name
and It's subsidiary the standard steel
Work. majority Of the common stock
ar. $4,000 of the preferred stock are held
los officers and managers of the company.
The remainder of the preferred was over
subscribed for at lni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
River Plate. Dec i3--African Prince lBr)' New
York via Rio dc Janiero and Santos.
Pernambuco. Dec 13-Indian Prince tBrl. New
Kingston, Dec 10. midnisht-Altal Ger. New
Liverpool. Dec 15-cedric dBr). New York Via
Southampton. Dec 15-Oympic ,Br), New York
via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Alden Dec 15-Shimosa (Br. New York via Al
giers for Penang. Singapore and philippines;
Naples. Dec l1-San Giovanni Gtab, New YORK
and Boston
Talcahuano. Dec 15-Brantwood CBr). New YORK
and Norfolk via Bahia Blanca and Punta
Arenas for Valparaiso. etc: Chirsna CBrl,
New York and Norfolk via Punta Arenas for
Valparaiso. Iquique. etc
Bombay. Dec 15-Cuyahoga tBr). New York VIA
Plymouth. Dec Is. s:ss a m-olymplc CBr), New
York for Cherbourg and southampton fand
Melbourne. Dec Is Anglo Mexican CBr), New
York via Cape Town. Fromantle. etc
Hamburg Dec -Clcarfeid (Br. New York.
Naples. Dec "a. n m-Sant' Anna lFr), New
York.
'1'I Colombo Io II for Pos Boston and New York
Bermuda Dec Is, 1915 a m-Bermudian- dBr),
Calcutta Dec 15-spondus CBr). New York Via
Colombo Dec 13-Imkentum GER. from Boston
and New York l4th. Steinturn Ger. from
calcutta for PHILADELPHIA and New York
Barbados. Dec l3-Oruba ,Br), from New York
Via Kingston. ctc for southampton
Swansea Dec l3-Wells city (Bp New York.
Naples. Dec 10 san Guglielmo 0taD. New York.
southampton. De- Is. m Kronprlnzessin
Cecilio GER. from Bremen for New York via
CherboGrE.
Gibraltar. Dec II, . p m-Caronia tBr), from
Fiume FOR New York.
Por, Liuon. Dec "a, a m--sarnia Ger. New
York.
Queenstown. Dec *, 1910 a m-Cetic OBrl
from Liverpool for New York
Rio de Janero Dec 12-Terence ,Brl, New
York.
PASSED
Perrin Dec 10 Enroll CBn, Yokohama etc. for
Boston ard New York: Seneca tBr Shars-
hal etc for BOSTON and New York.
Saeres Dec 14-Swazi CBr, New York for Al
ciors ard Bombay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
rnANspAclElC MAILS.

pcstination end steamer 'icT. III - - '''
Ianan Gorea china, Philippines wa -, 20 10
sromaI ) Panama Maru ...... 'De0 10 '''V
Ei.t Islands. samoan stands. NV
2ealand. hGs'a'ia va \an'o''e' Dec o. G:3o
M8kgr9 ss''' tt'
;ahiIi. Msraue,as via san "a" Dec %. $50
s,,,,,sy Islands New Zealand. Nus-
tralla via san Francisco ''' D.c Is. 6 30
OF Scotland .........'' 80. ir-,,,
,Is,o, u > Trausp"g 30 90. W. 80 >
japan corea Ghina ph y, 3. G3o
Tahiti Naruucsa3. COOK ISLANDS; Nc"
Zeairrd Australia via san FRAN - 4, an
ciscol Tahiti ...........'.' ''"'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

Mail Vessel
Vessei For Line closes sails
Cc.anie Shan p,on WI ST. 30 a m 200 M
I tsitania TIyerrool. Cuuard. 80 y so m
Carolina, san Juan. NY&PR $50 IN Zoo m
Saratoga, Havana. Ward ..... io:tJ W lo' m
p Z Friedrich. Jamaica, II a oo IN ZOO m
o,,oua bermuda Rer At...ll 30 m 2un m
Torantins Bahia brazilian. 1900 800 m
o.ar1GTonia GLASGOW. Anchor 300 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

Pannoris Aziers. Cunard.. 900 m
Mnnehaha. London. AT Tran - i:V1 y m
Hp0uois. J'ksohNlI' lF"c'' IuJp m
Corcho Tampa. Mallory ..... 10 u m
Jacinto Galveston Mallory. - 400 - m
G OF Montgomery, saw Saw.
MONDAY DECEMBER u
Coppename. para DO. RDWi.n u 100 n,
Katahdin. brunswick. clyde.
r..,,a,l 1000 m 1900 ~
T Fagelund. MontevidoO. ''N"" to.cOar
Noordam Rotterdam. Ioli-A fv D u
Apache jacksonville. clyde. 400 y 3D.
4 ~ Savannah. atannah. say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
Santa $ counting the savings.
so many hundreds Of boys
suits marked down--so many
.lnIIars off each suit.

30 many illiIioTtuS Oh D0yS
suits marked down--so many
dollars off each suit.
$3.50 for boys suits tla, ecre $50 tosi2:o
$50 f.r suits that yer, 500 % $3.50
500 f,r suits that acfc $50 or sitN
$3.50 lor suits that 'crc Slijo ~ sDG 2
Norfolk and double breasted
suits of winter mixtures; sizes
T to Is.
Other savings to add to the
BOYS Xmas fund.
Bows fur Oyercoats that were
81 to S92.
$50, $50 and $50 now.
Still another saving.
Mems silk umbrellas with the
folding suitcase" handles. y
$500, 5000 and 800 values.
1885.
With everything else men
and boys want
Our stores are full of sugges.
lions.
Common sense gifts like
sweaters. gloves, hats, and
shoes.
Useful gifts like slnokeS,
articles, motoring comforts
travelling requisites. tfse
Also! You can shop for Her
here.
Vanity bags, motor wells,
toilet articles, leather writing
things gathered together in a
mans store to facilitate mans
NmaS shopping.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores 10
at at a,
Warren ST. 18th ST. 34th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

;'or Sew England. rain or SNOW in south.
snow iu north portions tp Ola. and SUNDAY.
For Western Peuusy hania. rain I'm south
rain snow I'm north portion 90 day with in-
crcasiug northeast winds. sunday. local snow
and colder
Fer Western Ncw York snow or rain 10 daf.
with increasing northeast winds sunday local
SHOWS and colder
For Western Virginia. rain day: sunday
colder and fair. except SNOW iu tho mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
ON THE NEW LACKAWANNA CUTOFF

absolutely "
tait a II aver o et the valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 71S: sunset, 4.34 moon rises, 800
,ou'g ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Observations taken al . n 18Th meridian tine Ar
pressure reduced 10 sea level.
lSoos. Continuous lines, pass through points q equal
pressure.
lsoihernS dotted lines pass through points Of ecua tenn
peraure drawn only for zero freezing o. ard 100 degrees
Q Gear D Party Cloudy o Cloudy r Ran, Snow
NJ Report missing Arrows ny With the wind
Fs' Eg1feS nd cate Temperature second p hour p-ecp.
isi on o. o. rch Or more Tor - hours ending Z, yes.
teresy thrc Dnd yeociy whea 10 or miles per hoE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
METROPOLITAN H Hc'

ME- kOPOLR i AN H0tsi
To-da, Mat. at -Armide Mines Fte, nr,.t.
Matzonauer Rappold Gluck. NM. arNS -....s.,,a,a
ciIy Rciss. Bada. de SeEurola. 'ond., oesN.e,d
SIM. Eyg.. s:SO-Rchard Wagner 'ggS,Tes
Nine. Gadsh: NM. Burrinn, Wen. ,fers
orchestra. augmented % 100 coma" '1ciocoaSs
Next Week: Mon. Eyg. 40 "a IN O.
Mines Destinu, Orridge, Wich. avn, 81
Iuso. Amato. Segurola. Cond.. y oS, al', , e q
Tucs Suecv Mat. az 80. Prices ~, III
ENTIRE IMPERIAL ri >lAN bN'S,lsn
We'd. ENg. az : iobetsuL. MN. cond.
NM Jadlowkcr. IliushaW, Withsi ,puu uIe
Hertz Ballet The Russian N"nn"A
G.Itzer. VI Mordkin and CORPS de hssll,,,.tfiri.
Thurs. EyR az S-Iuria. Mmr. - Rsta
NM Constantine. Amato, NltherspVe.,,' MA
Cond.. Sturanl Ford by Ballet DIV
Geltzer. NM Mordkin, Nolinine. 49, Frsn'
Fri Eyg. az : .i5-Iohengrin. M.n.S Wei
stad Matzcnauer. NM. liensel 'u'''
GrisNold. Uiushaw. Coud.. Hertz rs,,af
Sat. an. az la Boheme. N'ussSs ssuroA
Alien. NM Jadlowkcr. ScottL p,..' Di,sts
PM orsl Cond.. Surnni Ballet III
the Russian Imperial Ballet, n,,,hls 81
Sat EVg. az Special PERI - unts
-Ca,aIleria Rusticana and Paghi nm o.
Dcstinn. Gluck. Mauhourg. Mat'isuaa sturss
ruso. Martin. Amato. Gilly, Badd ton"'
HARDMAN PIANO CshO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

$3.50 for boys suits that ecre $50 70 81. %
$50 f.r suits that ~er, $3.50 20 $3.50
500 f,r suits that acic Si-.a0 or Sii@
sIesO <or suits that Ncec Slf1 - t.DG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Strings mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

Perrin. Dec 10 Enroll CB0, Yokohama. etc, M
Boston ard New York Seneca ,Brl Shars
hal etc for Boston and New York.
Saeres Dec 14-Swazi (Brl, New York for Al
Ciers ard Bombay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

Norfolk and double breasted
suits of winter mixtures; sizes
+ to Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

Jan S $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
@SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
Should Never Be Removed
With Poisonous, Pasty Com
pounds Because They
Arc Dangerous and
Increase the
Growth.

The preparations above referred 10
are invaEl3ly in the form OF creamy
rastcs' These arc easily recognized
by their pale grnyish-grecnish coloy.
They are TO he spread upon the kin
TO. remain until they arc dry. These
contain Sulpliide of Barlum. an in
soluble chemical. which cannot be DIS
solved, therefore annot he absorbed
by the * a.. The very fact that YOU
are told 10 leave these rasty ompounis
on the skin tntil theN dry an, cake
and then lift off with q Knife Is proof
positive that they are not absorbed.
u they arc. why do they still remain
on the skin? The most they can nos.
lsp!y do IS 10 remove the surface hair.
which in consequence will rcappcar
stronger and thicker after each re-
moval.
There is only one losicaI ana scicn-
'i'ic way Ia remove hair. and that Is BY
means OF a liquid containing soluble
ingredients which can 10 absorbed bv
The skin. he Miracle. known ali the
world over as the only real superlu-
Gus hair remover. Is lust such n prem
"%ratson. II is easily and quickly ab-
sorbcd, and after YOU have ustd II YOU
Will note There IS nothing LETT on tho
skin. 1t leaves the skin free from irr!-
taiion, and what is moro 20 the point.
is absolutely poisonous. there
t9ge il VIII mo-; produce eczema o.
Mood poisonilE. Remember, no mat
Ter what CLAIMS are>"madc 10 the con
trary, no poisonous. pastr compound
nr so-calied LIQUID cure" ever did or
ever VIII destroy n single hair root.
snd VIC can prove 4.
TIL cXtravagant claims recently
made by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
ri hair rcrovers In sensational advcr-
tiSements unqtcstionably Justly phv-
slcians in caut!oning the public against
TIC use Of this class OF dcpilaiuiieS.
How many people hav. been cnticed
lnto using these dangerous prcppra-
tons. with consequent injury 10 thcm-
4 Gives rtnnn- hp GSflF-,a tafi lrtr "a nl-+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
MILLIONS WANTED
FOR STREET WORK
No Limit to What Could BE
Expended, According
TO Report.
BOILING PREPARING BUDGET
Street Committee Has Man,
Plans, ii Sufficient Funds
Arc Provided.

city Engineer Boiling will present
10 the Council Committee on streets
O murrow night his budget of wants
Tor proposed improvements and for
carrying on tho work OF tho dcpurt-
mcnt for tho year 1911. to be forwarded
10 the Committee OH Finance for con-
Sideratton III connection with kint;
the arnual budget. Tho pay roll ot tho
department. for engineering services.
hands and carts. steam roller and
similar tens is fixed by ordinance. but
after those are put in the items for
improvements arc practically without
limit. Any ono OF the outlying wards
could utilize all of the street fun for
several years 10 come without being
finished. Any estimates furnished By
Inc Engineers Department can only
he based on some Idea Of what work
can hc done during the year provided
funds arc available. since there are
streets IN the outlying territory that
may not DC graded for years to come.
Wnnts Money for Grinding.
Mr.. Boiling Will lay principal ON
phpsis on grading and Eravclins in
order that streets may be opened and
graded in advance of sewer and water
main construction. a large part OF
the bond issue for sewers ami waite,
mains Is vet TO he expended. though
III the case OF tho sewers much or the
work Is row under contract. II Is not
believed. therefore. that much pro-
vision Will he made from annual funds
Tor either sewers or water mains. as
FUNDS arc available for practically all
that can be laid this year. The pro-
posed deep sewer on the north side OF
broad Street may he provided. To cost
S22.o0o. For opening and widening
streets Il considerable sum is needed.
as in some sections streets have never
been dedicated to the city, and II will
nc necessary to acquire property. Sew
crai miles OF curbius and guttcring
VIII be asked for, especially in tito
outlying sections.
Contention over smooth Paving.
smooth paving will prove n bono
of contention between the Committees
on streets II Finance. The street
Committee wants "A general fund Tor
smooth paving 10 he used as il thinks
best. The Finance Committee for tho
past W. years. Mas held that such an.
preparations should he Tor specified
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
USED ONE CAR TO
CATCH ANOTHER
Police Arrest ]. w. Briggs on
Charge of Exceeding the
Speed Limit.

immrcssing one automobile to fol-
low another, which was alleged to
have been speeding, was the manne in
which Bicycle Police officers Thurman
and Samueis caught j. w. Briggs at
T~wenty-nfth and Broad Streets last
night.
The two officers Grst took up tho
chase at Adams and Franklin Streets.
following tho machine as fast as they
could pedal to Twelfth and Broad
streets. Here the machine they were
following began to draw away from
chem. both were wet with %perspira-
tion IL tired from their rapid driv-
ing. as they were following the one
automobile another came up behind
thcm. Both men jumped from their
wheels when they saw hat their chase
would prove futile unless they received
assistance. and commanded tho second
machine 10 halt. They climbed in. aud
then directed the chauffeur 10. follow
tho automobile ahead Tho latter WAS
caught at Twenty NTH II Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

tho Mayor. Reasons assigned: Father
unable to support family, rs; invalid
father. .. mother dead. leaving small
children. 3, to support widowed mother.
IA; orphan, |. and no reason given in
ike.
The reference to mining law is as
follows:
Virginia IS ono OF the few coal pro
ducing Statcs-producinG millions OF
tons and employing thousands Of bands
which has never passed II mining law.
and II is time that she should move
abreast of the more progressive States
and enact such legislation ms is needed
To protect tho lives and the property
Of and pertaining 10 these mines. 10
this end is appended a draft FOR the
guidance of tho General Assembly.
which draft has been cullcd from the
statutes OF several States and made APP
plicablc as nearly as possible to the
necessities of legislation in this State
upon .h, subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
INDUSTRIES SHOW
RAPID RECOVERY
Nirsinia's Manufacturing Inter
cSts Rcviving From
Depression.
FACTORIES ARE INSPECTED
Commissioner OF Labor Recon-
mcnds Mining Law for
Virginia.

cause of consolidation exists in
the good showing made by Nir-
cinia's industries. which ara rap
idly recovering from the financial
depression OF 1897 ami l,US. ic-
Cordins IT, the annual report of Com
missioner of Labor James Il. Doherty.
innde public yesterday. The report
contains 27i pages, made up in large
part OF detailed statistics from the
statements required TO be made to
The department, and showing the
amount Of capital. the labor employed
the hours. wages, output and n vast
deal OF other information, There is
also general comment or each branch
OF industry.
reference to tho detailed tables
shows a not increase OF product value
Of SlT.%75,2TH.SS for tho year 1904. as
compared with la0s. Only eight in
dustries show a falling off in product
Nalne. while thirty-thrce give sub
ftantial increases.
Perhaps tho most interesting feature
of the report is in tho earnest recon-
mendation that a mining law is nccd-
cd at the hands Of the Legislature. \
sample act Is suggested, containing
many innovations
Inspections.
In looking to the enforcement OF the
laws affecting labor. which is made by
statute n DUTY OF this department. SSo
inspections were made. covering plants
"f every character and in every sec
lion OF tho Commonwealth. Thc DC.
7artment collatcd In pamphlet form all
the laws affecting labor and mailed
copies thereof to employers. since
which action tho violations OF these
1aws-larGcly due 10 n lack Of knowi-
edge OF their eXistcncc-havc been less
frequent. \ number of violations Of
the child labor In W. and tho law reEu-
iatinS the hours Of labor of women
and children have been reported by
the inspectors, and where attractions
were persisted in after notice tho
parties were hailed into court II nncd.
In every instance where q violation
OF these laws was reported to tho
court tho case was provei and tho
penalty prescribed hy law imposed. A
notable hencnt arising from tho in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

streets. and there Briggs was halted
IN the car were several passengers be-
sides himself.
The TWO officers informed him that
no was ~reportcd for speeding. and he
VIII he hailed to Police Court to an
ever to tho charge.
Earlier In the afternoon tho same
officers not only reported, hut arros.cd
= fagc. chauffeur for j. I. Wilson.
Oh e charge OF fast aud reckless driv.
me. Pasc is alleged 10 have run his
snr Int" tho citrbing at Meadow and
Monroe Streets aud to havc broken OF
three feet OF curbing. Five spokcs in
QUO or inc rear wheels were broken.
aud both aXlcs prc said 10 have bcen
bent Page was hailcd for his appear.
ance in Police Court Tomorrow morn.
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15

burned OF the surface growth. allowing tho
hair 10 grow out again.
Elec-tro-la changes all this.
IL Is absolutely harmless. never burns.
Smarts' rcddens or l%rritates the most sensitive
SKIM Kills the hair roots, so that the hair
Is absolutely destroyed forever. never harms
tho tendercst skin, even IL II Is left on for a
long time; and leaves the skin soft and re-
freshed. Elcc-tro-lh acts Immediately. 1t
removes the heaviest or lightcst growth with
equal case and mover inils.
Beauty is ruined by superfiuous hair. and
any woman's face IS made hidcous by such o
growth.
The regular price is 81 90 n bottle. Your
money refunded IL you arc not satisfied.
Just send coupon below, with name and ad-
dress. together with &c stamp TO pay for
postage. for a FREQ trial package OF Elcc-tro-la
to prove what Il will do.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
THE WEATHER.

Eorcrnst: Observation-Disclosures and
colder sunday, probnbIy preceded by
rain; Mondny cIoudyj moderate, Nnrin-
bic winds, hcr"nhinE northwest.
North CRruilnR-ClOudy Sunday
Monday unsettled md colderJ moderate
west winds.