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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-21
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"A ADVERTISED LETTERS

Laruce Acres, Mrs. john Aglionby.
T. j. Arthur. .,.., IT.
zena Banks. Janet, B.. Black, r.. %.
l'eandry, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mearil
Brown, Martin Brungardner.
Mrs. Lauvennie Caldwell, D.JA.
craig Thos. Calender, John. Cadlo.
Miss Mary Clendening. Clipedinst &,
klce, Miss Mamie Collins, =, Edgar
Combs. =
w. J. Davenport, Edd Daniels
ELIZA Davis, e. E. Daffield, Miss
Julia Dwyer.
e. E. Evans, James E. Edens. !
-~lEn1na +. Franklin, Mrs Martha
j. Terrell. 81
Mrs. Ida Grass CD, Lucy, Grass.
Maggie Grant, Jos. H. Gamer. w. G !
Greecher Glove Co.
Mrs. Siibis Haynes, Miss, Sadie
HAL, Frank Hanson, Mrs. Dema
HAIL Mrs. II, Il. Halves, Mrs. Alice
Harrison, A. E. IIampness, Walter
Hale, Charles Hapus, Jack Henson.
Alphonso II. Heath, Mrs. Anna It'll
Henry G. Hill, William Hill, G.. W,
l.. E&inbo.ham, ~. +. Higglubot lam.
VS.. AnG,e HoyMon, I. A. l1cnse.
(farles Hose, EIw. Hood CT, JeR
Horton, w. s. IIundley, J. R., Hull. T.,
Miss Minnie Jacobs, Louisa Jones.
Patrick Kau, Jack King, Samuel
King. = -
Mrs. a. E. Lawless, J. F.>Lormon.
Miss Nellie Lemasters, Mrs, Carrie
Levy, George S. Lewis, Margaret
Lehman, Herman Legg.
Edker Marky, Miss Alice Mathews,
D. 5. Martin, Judge Macarthur, Mrs.
Mary A. Melton, Mrs. Jennie Nc .
Lean, Anna Mcqueen, Mrs. A. Me-
Gee, Miss Davie Milan, Mrs. G gorge
i. Miller, G. W. Moore, .Johnie Null
ford, G.. H. Muclow. y
G. w. Paxton, Ed pauley. F. A.
Parsons, Charlie j. Petts, Fannie.
Presley, e. c. Price, o. H. Pierson,
Levi NJ. Porter. +.,..-,,
G. i. RAIDER, Alice Maud Randa1,
Arthur Rhodes, Cephar Rhodes, Lot
tie Rose, Mrs. Grace Rose, RI. RAINY.
W. L. Robertson, Z. Russ.
Woodson station, VIM. Saunders,
Robert Stansdsld, Frank Saunders,
Second Presby&riun Church. George
Shiplcy, I?1die@ut;on, ) c. Sugar
ian.
Bessie Towlea Mrs. Mimic Thorn
as, F. p. Thornton.
Mrs. LcttiC Vance
Mrs. Jennie Walters, Folra May
Webster, J. I. Wrcnn, Miss Emmer
Williams, Mrs. f =. Williams, Jerry
Wick, Il. l.. White, George l.. viii
son, Mrs. L. F. Wood. II W..
George Zakaib, John II. Iies1ers.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

O.. e. Hall and wife to, DanieI r..
Ferguson, tract near Charleston,
$500 ct ais. .s.-rn,Ju ,EasE
Thomas p. Martin ands~wiHe to j. .
w. Bailey, lot Charleston district,
5000. "a .,tl!a, SI
st. Adams Land Coz, to- A. w.
Looney, lots st. Adams, $1s65. e..
j. ID. Rutledge and wife to{ George
II. Terrell, lot Riverside, $500. 4#
j. d. Rutledge and wife. to GeorsA
H. Ferreu, lot Cabin ,CEeekt district,
5000. ~. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-21

.9cNAlMAHA UNAVOEDABLY
ABSENT

Milwaukee. Wis, Sept: 18.--For
the first time in ~eight-years- = u j.
Mcnamara, the International secrk-y
larry, was not on hand, when the
International Bridge and Structural
lron"orkers Union met. In 81 annual.
convention in this city today. The
convention will adopt .stropg, reso-
iutlons IN the case Of MeNamara,
VINO is In jail in Los Angeles On
dynamiting charges, and viii talks
steps also to aid in the defense of
the accused man and, his associates
who are to be placed on trial nexf
month. ~ IN a
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-21
NCOLORED WOMAN DIES

Mrs, Ida May Williams, 1colored,
died yesterday morning at. 10 o'clock.
at hcr home on Court stfe&tt. She
was about 20 years Of "aSe. THE
funeral services were held from tins
residence this afternoon atss3 o'clock
and burial was made In Spring Htil
cemetery t4.'' s.. ~. rssh
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-21
NEBRASKA l,ANkEl;Sb III /;
MsEr> Na1{ &>@ASRH ~ Il n 81 81.

y.H nttiiail p. NasDs, SepS,
Its hHhM A6esfing i - sf9S y
with large and rabresenE
tendance OF bankers auaIjAluhStSesS
rom all parts ofSthe state, ne
prominent speakers to be heard adj,
ing the two days session .innlNaS
virgin NJ. Harris OF st. Louis : xfiti
Col. Fred e. Farnsworth, secretKsy
of the American Bankers,-,.Assntia-
ton. ~ " E. ''r --"-.-S w .F.tt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07
EIGHT MEN FAIL
TO RECOGNIZE 1T
Thousand Dollar Bill Travels Through
Many Hands Before Bank Teller
Discovers Us True Value

Chicago. uc. 7-Eishi business
men of Chicago do not know thous'
and dollar uul when they see H.
Eight o' them had hill OF that SIZE
In their possession YESTERDAY aud each
passed u ou 10 The next man ~ Wv"
bill
Finally Inc receiving teller Of the
hank Whore ihe bill was deposited a.
the close of The day discovered the
size OF it
The paving ieller OF the hank who
gave tho bin In exchange for 800
check discovered his mistake when he
made ~ his cash a. the close OF the
banking day lie innedialoly set
about 10 truce The bill and when he 10
Gated II n the bank whore II was
finally deposited he learned that II
had passed through Inc hands OF eight
different persons. all believing Il to
he 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07
AGGIES PLAYING
Ell PASO ELEVEN
Farmers and Texans Mix OH
Gridiron This Afternoon in
First Scheduled Game of
Football Season.
Especial corr..posasser To a. herald,


Agricultural college. y NJ. oct Z.
The AEgies and tine ri Paso Mill
tJry Institute clevens are PLAYING the
hrst and one " the most important
games OF the football season hcfe this
afternoon. The Texans have heavy
team with q number ~ well trained
men on Il. The Institute run back
compares fsyorahly with I'D Reddinr
of tho farmers. in his Ncklng long
distance goals. The Mcsilla BOYS be-
lisVc they can at least hold the score
down Aany people are here to al.
tend tho game,
Professor Garcia Of the hoitlcul-
iurul department ald Hammond Of
the biology department left the first
ct the week tor the Pecos valley
Products exposition to he gone nearly
week. prof Garcia. whose services
are largely sought az Agricultural
fairs viii be one Of the fruit Judges
at Roswell Prof Hammond Wsll
study biological conditions there
Studies ~ several diseased orchards
are to be made by the two professors
before coming back.
Prof n ~ simpson vent to Roy
NJ Thursday morning Go give a
mlk uu daiNing To farmers Of that
section prof simpson b. IN charge
of tAc Animal Huahnndry department
and De- e thorough siudeut OF subjects
along thes, lines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07

NNtfh ldii w 'NNIfhf west Iuftion.
Bebber Co, Ontictsns Phone 900
DR. Connor. osteopath. Tel G55-325.
y. r. Charlton Of Clayton is In Al
uqucrquC on "A visit
A. o. BuIsum OF Socorro was IN
the city last nignt ior short time.
G. NJ Brooks of McCartys is visit.
ing this city
\ ~. StrOup left this morning for
santa Re. whore he will remain DAY
or two on business,
Mrs solomon Lama arrived from her
home az .os l.iinas last night aud viii
cmalu until after the iHir
q. y Chamberlin OF Williams, Ariz.,
arrived here last night ON business
visit
Harry ". Kelly % The Gross Kelly
company rs here oa business trip
nom his home ia Las Vegas
Alexandra SandoVai ol Sandoyal. y.
~. a power la the Republican party
No. visitor Ia Albuquerque,
j. H. Paxton Of Las Cruces, an at
aIncy of the Mesilla valley Town, is IN
Alnuquerque today
John GroenWaid. a well AnOwn Mill
90 ifom SOcoro, is spending rev
DAYS iu The city.
Richard Dunn Of Mour,ainpir and
W q. ANDERSON OF the same cltl
are VISITING Albuquerque today
immigration Inspector Brown leit
this morning for few days work Ia
Santa Fe on immigration business
Matthew Howell Of Long Reach, a
former merchant or this city, Us here
iu connection with q suit IN which he
De- involved
in. Robert Smart. who has been
absent IN California for he past three
weeks, returned 10 the city this morn
ing.
NJ. C. Beall representative Of the
Underwood typewriter people here,
left this morning for a brief business
trim IN Corrillos
n J. nrury, superintendent OF mo-
iiye mower for the western Grand d.
vision of tho santa re. u here today
on railroad business
q i Culp, well known sheep buy
er who every yeas establishes mead
onarters In Albuquerque, arrived last
night after y trip throush the iei7ltory
captain Wendell Of the Salvation
ARMY viii preach IN the Presbyterian
m,salon ON South Arno on sunday AZ
I'm. m.
An The lights FOR the electric lllumi'
nation of the AlvaradO hotel are IN
Mace now They number about 1000
probab,v the Juice" will be turned IN
IN them fought OF tomorrow as test
several crates Of fancy birds for the
poultry show arrived this morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07
Ell PASO BOOSTERS
INVADE EASTERN
NEW MEXICO
Trade Excursion Goes Into
Carlsbad Roswell and Peoos
Valley Towns; Lynch Muir
der Case Begins Monday.

Carlsbad. y NJ. pc' THc % Pa
80 monsters ,,mr here THURSDAY aud
Tor three hours had the time OF
their lives rnrN had the card United
state. infantr, 1aud Wlth them. which
put them iu the good grac"s of o."
Carlsbad people at once. TIE band
gave e. regular concert and PLAYED
Faust Sou-a, Dixie ana the star
Spsugled Bannrr The hools an ~us-
pended for am hour ana the children
Chcrred. lmprumptu ,ptrrhos we're
madc and Jokes played Al tuc
straugcrs aud tue Carlsbad people
we're old time friends in lsss than ten
minutes Rcfrcshment. were scr, ~
and part OF the party took an auto
aide To the Avalon dam md took thc
train from there to Roswell The
band marched Co tho train followed by
several hundred peoplr aud most OF
the school children. Tn" people
boarded the ears ane inspected every
thing except the mysterious looking
" OGDEN barrels cofee was served %
the ladies ana an were invited 10 come
to tho mig interstate exposition 70 he
held at ~ Puso commenting the iaih
OF bCtohsr.
The Lynch murdcr case ls set for
next MondlN the 9Th, Lynch Is
charged with numbering Ci,y Marshall
Roy wuoftcr 90 Roswell some months
ago and got 70 ,hange of venue from
Chaves tn Edd, county.
T.. O. FuiIru district attorney. has
received FROM the Cameron Lumber
company OF NIrtoria. u. G., suhstan'
thai check u.s. the fourth dividend from
the COMPANY ihis yeer Mr. Fullen IN
vested tg5oo boo this c0mpa on ac-
count ~ hls friendship for Mr. Cam
"ron and u B. one Of his best Invest
ments.
Jim Dawson the negro who was
charged With Killing another negro
porter here about q month ago. was
turned loos Av he grand jury
captain g. Ruiae LEFT FOR Bunalo.
y. y. this morning. whore o." VIII
make a speech ta the members Of 'he
National GUARD nov In session nt mat
place.
Judge " u Pope h holding hir last
torn of court eco Carlsbad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07

Who Is whog Phone sol ~ sae. We
deliver messagses. parcels and bas-
KfSe. Bryant's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07

from the west, and ls large number
have already arrived the hall of the
poultry exhibit Ia taking on something
of the aspect u will have next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07

For the best saddle horses IN 'ha
city call phone No, 3, w. L. Trlmbls,
lis North Second a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07

Thos J Topham. Prom. Once col ~.
Central. Phone esS. Laboratory 1io
south Walnut. Phone l2i5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
NM MI.AIIIIn

Fair tonight: SUNDAY local rains
except fair IN extreme west portion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
COMING AUTO SHOWS.

Feb. ;3-1s-St. Louis. NO., fifth show,
Coliseum.
Feb. 13-1S-Winnipeg. Man. first show.
Feb. 13-19-Kansas City. Mo.
Feb. 14-19-Dayton, Ohio, second show,
Memorial building.
Feb. 15-1S-Grand Rapids Mich.
Feb. Minneapolis, Mimi. National
Guard Armory.
Feb 1s-o-Brooklyn, n. Y, Odd Regiment
Armory.
Feb. 1S-25Binghamton, n. Y, second
show, State Armory.
Feb. 1s-25-Newark, \. j.. fourth show.
Feb. 1S-25-Albany, N. Y, State Armory.
Feb. 20 25-Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. 20-25-Portland. Me-. sixth show,
Auditorium.
Feb 20 a6-Omaha, Neb.
Feb. 21-25-Baltimore, Md. Fifth Regi-
ment Armory.
Feb. 22-Cleveland, Ohio.
Feb. A-2T-New Orleans, La.
Feb. 25-Mar. Toronto. Ont.
Feb. 25-Mar. kansas City. No., fifth
show, Convention Hall.
Feb. 2S-Mar. 4-Sioux City, Iowa, second
show, Auditorium.
Mar. 4-1l-Boston, Mechanics building.
ninth show.
Mar. 7-l1-Des Moines. Iowa, third show,
Coliseum.
Mar. I4-1s-Syracuse. N. Y, third show,
State Armory.
Mar. 14-1S-Denver. Col, Colorado Audi
forum.
Mar. 15-1S-Louisville, KY, 1st Regiment
ArmoTy.
Mar. 1S-96-Pittsbrg. Exposition Hail.
Mar. 25-Apr. 1-Buffalo. N. T., fourth
show, 65th Regiment Arsenal
Mar. 25-Apr. s-Pittsburg. fifth show,
Duquesne Garden.
Apr. 1-g-Montreal. Can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
Has Bosch Ignition.

The ignition Is furnished by the latest
type Bosch dual system of batteries and
magnetic. with starting button and lock
ing device on dash. The ignition wiring is
eucascd III fiber tube inside of short
copper tube.
The carhureior is OF the latest type
water jacketed with an adjustment on
mileage per gallon of gasoline. The start
ing crank is a part of the gear case cover
1olted to the crank case This assures
positive alignment on the crank at all
times.
The fan is aluminium mounted on ball
bearings revolving on an adjustable
bracket, which provides for easy adjust
ment COR constant fan belle tension. All
valves and parts Of the motor are readily
accessible, enabling prompt adjustment
when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
Features of Mechanism.

1hc clutch is If the multiple disk type.
The plates are Of bronze and steel. 1t is
positive and simple and ali adjustments
are easily and quickly made. The big
feature IS that tho clutch takes hold grad
uaIty MI is positive in action. The trans
mission is inciosed i'm an aluminium case,
AL gears and shafts being OF chrome
nickel steel. revolving on taperiug bear
!ngs. The power Is transmitted through
a strong drive shaft having q universal
joiat at each end, incased in metal. in
suring positive fabrication at all times
and freedom from dust and grit.
The torsion bracket Is of hardened
bronze, extra large at the rear axle and
tapering TO the torsion bracket on the
subframe, where a set Of compressed
springs assures flexible and noiseless ac
ton. The brakes are large and powerful.
Both foot and emergency are double act
ing and positive in service. The surface Of
the brakes is OF the finest grade of brake
lining. The springs are of the best steel
and all plates are full Tipped and clipped,
enabling low. weeping, comfortable riding,
straps under rear axle. This perfect
spring suspension. long wheel-base, large
durable wheels and comfortable bodies
tarmonize in producing perfect car.
The straight line effect also adds greatly
% the appearance of the car.
Strictly Local Product
The Washington car is strictly To-
al product. manufactured IN the plant
Of the Carter Motor Car Corporation at
Hyattsvile. Md. The engineer in charge
= an expert IN automobile design and
construction. and has previously been
connected with several of the leading au-
tomobile manufacturers in the United
states. He Is assisted by corps of capa>
BE automobile men OF long practical expert
once. and each machine built is given the
same attention as though the entire plant
were concentrated on producing that one
car. This gives quality to each car that
IS impossible to attain in quantity pro-
auction.
The Washington car has steadily in
satisfactory performances in individual
service and the three triple victories dur
Jug the past year in the two Washington
Post runs and tie MunSey historic tour
The secret OF its success is the use of the
highest grade OF materials and the accu-
racy of workmanship. Each Washington
car goes through a chassis test in shop
and road work, and all parts are carefully
examined and adjusted to meet all road
and weather conditions After painting
the car is tested a precaution that
every part is working perfectly
Each owner and purchaser of a Wash
jngton car in this locality has the adj
vantage OF a factory at his very door.
where, I'm case % mishap he can obtain
duplicate parts and immediate factory
service. This enables the owner TO secure
the highest efficiency from his cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
Motors Great Record.

The motor has made a wonderful record
for constant and reliable service in speed
and endurance contests during the last
year. \ feature worthy of particular note
was the winning of the economy trophy
in the recent one-thousand-mile run of
the Chicago Motor Club. This motor was
used in a heavily loaded tive-passenger
touring with full equipment, aver
aged liz miles per gallon of gasoline, and
made an official record of 1.0W miles To d
Gallon of lubrcating oil. Another fea-
ture which adds some interest to this
phenomenal performance is the fact that
the contest was held at the worst sea-
son of the year. when the roads in many
places were we'll nigh impa ssahlc and the
route chosen the hardest to be found.
The oilinE of the motor is accomplished
hY means of 4 worm type gear driven
pump which delivers clean oil to main
shaft bearings, thence through ducts in
the crank shaft to the connecting rod
hearings, positively assuring fabrication
Of these vital points.
The crank case of the motor is made
Of aluminium. which furnishes the great
est strength aud also eliminates weight.
The bearings OF the motor are Parsons
white brass Of well known true alignment
and lasting qualities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
GOLD CAR ON VIEW
Exhibit of Carter Motor Com
pany Most Attractive.
TO SHOW LATEST DESIGNS
Beautiful Color Assortment Makes
Auto Trimmings Unique.
WASHINGTON TYPES AT SHOW
Mechanical Features of Vehicle
Manufactured at Hyattsville
Win Popular Favor.
T0 SHOW LATEST DESIGNS
WASHINGTON TYPES AT SHOW

The exhibit of the Washington car at
the auto show Is exceptionally attractive.
The line embraces all torpedo type, from
the classy type fore-door roadster to the
luxurious passenger touring car
The greatest attraction at this exhibit IS
the solid gold finished car. 1t is q stand
ard equipped fore-door five-passenger car
complete in gold This car is sure 10 be
a center of attraction at the exhibit.
beautiful assortment of colors Is
shown of the various Washington types.
There Is "A passenger touring car nm
ished in the latest type body, painted
dark rich brown, striped in black ana
gold. The toy tonneau type is painted
light special blue, known as w ashinS-
ron blue" IL has the appearance Of blue
on a green background. Black and gold
finish NJ the stripping.
The sevcn-pasSenger car Is light
brown with natural wood wheels stained
IN kcepins with the ear. The stripping IS
also black and gold. The fore-door road
ster is shown in auto gray. with the
company's customary black and gold trim
miugs In addition. striped chassis is
shown III white with gold trimmings.
Stanch Construction.
4 noteworthy feature Is the stanch
construction Of the Washington cars,
cmbodying the latest design IN chassis
construction, as well as the latest fore
door torpedo types. The front axle IS OF
neatly designed single piece Of drop
forging. Tie rear axle IS 81 the
fuiI floating type, housed In a single
niccc Of pressed steel. There IS an open
inc plate in the rear, permitting easy
access Tor ti.,. cleaning and replacement
pC grease Both axleS are Tilted with the
famous Hess Bright bearings, also taper
fuE rollers AT the side Of differcntlal IN
Tie Tear. Large and powerful loot ana
cnI.r1eu., brakes are Il noteworthy TEA
lurc Of the 1911 models, and the entire
Inakc-tp SHOWS excellent construction ana
the use al tho highest grade OF material
combined with accurate WORKMANSHIP
Another interesting feature of the OK
.iIlt is the sectional View or The ASH
lugtun motor, showing the interior con
Str,Iction and action of the motor ana the
iii during operation This motor is OF
The same type that has shown Such en-
ccllont results for the washington car
during the last year. 1t i Of the long
stroke variety. having q bore iisNa4. 1t
is OF the most modern foreign design
and construction. The long stroke type
enables the securing of the maximum
power at the minimum of expense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-05
Spare the Doves.

The turtle doves are great feeders
on the seeds of weeds, and do much to
protect growing crops from harm
through the ravages OF those weeds
on the seeds of which they feed. The
government biological survey. in con-
Quoting its investigation TO determine
the economic value Of these birds,
found in the stomachs OF three turtle
doves 23,100 hawkweed seeds, with
the seeds Of several other kinds OF
weeds which have caused the farmer
Inconvenience and expense during a
larger portion of the crop growing
season. These birds are much more
effective as weed exterminating
force than an army of men with hoes
and weeders, because the best that
man can do is to keep the weeds In
checks to a certain extent. while the
seed deyoured by the bird Is de
stroyed and prevented from taking
root. It is estimated that the natural
increase Of these birds, II they were
allowed to multiply without Interrupt
ton. would save the American farmer
at least $500. 100000 year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-05
ROW TO CURE
BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood Poison is a
r;rulenf germ, and like most other
bacterial organisms, is uery difficult
TO kill or destroy tUitl.in the system.
II Uould therefore be useless 10 en-
deauor TO cure the disease With some
strong medicine intended to destroy
the disease blood cells and Uirus.
The proper nay The only way--is
Ito REMOVE the germs and poisons
from the blood by purifying the CIR
culation. Thousands have cared
themselves of this powerful disease
BY the use Of S. S. S., the greatest
of all vegetable blood purifiers.
This is a medicine of unquesiioned
ability in the treatment of Conta-
gious Blood Poison. For more than
forty years it has been prepared
and sold as q cure for this trouble,
and not only its efficacy, but the
fact that it does not contain a par
ticie of mineral, or other harmful
drug, should be an inducement to
any Contiguous Blood Poison suffer-
er to begin its use. 5. S. S. goes
right down into the circulation, and
removes every trace OF the destructive
virus. Itheals all sores, stops falling
hair, and BY cleansing and enriching
the blood, soon clears the body Of
every symptom. Home Treatment
book and any medical advice free.
S. S. S. is sold at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. ca
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-05
CRUCIAL POINT
IN HYDE TRIAL
Prosecution Wants To Introduce
Testimony Of Physician
In Former Tria!

Kansas City, Mo, Dec "A cru-
cial point in the states case against
DR.. Hyde on trial for the alleged
murder OF Col. Swope whether the
physicians testimony in the former
hearing may be introduced as evil
dence in this trial probably will be
decided by Judge Porterfield tomor-
row.
An attempt was made by the state
today to get before the jury testi-
mony Indicted to contradict the
statement made by Or. Hyde in the
previous hearing
Announcement also was made hy
Assistant Prosecutor Joyce that the
accused physicians entire testimony
would be read to the jury.
Only two witnesses, Miss Eliza
beth Gordon and Mrs. May Pierce
testified today They were employed
at the Swope home during the time
DR.. Hyde Is charged with having
committed criminal acts upon mem
5ers of the Swope. family