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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
Especial TO The 1'imes-pispatch.l

as lhkriottesville. Va. February 22.-The eyes
of Virginia's student body arc now directed
toward Washington, where the two prlnci-
pal athletic events OF the indoor season
will Toxic place within the next few days.
Interest at basketball at Virginia never
at higher pitch than mt present and the
probable outcome OF tho rubber game with
Georgetown for the Championship OF the
south Atlantic division is the chief topic
OF conversation. The Orange and Blue quint
has been practic!ng steadily this week. and
the mentors appear confident OF whining
out on Friday night The successive yicto-
iics over Georgetown, Washington ana Lee
and Franklin and Marshall have inspired
the players with confidence. There has been
q marked Improvement in team work. and
the individual work or the mon leads one
to believe that tho quEt will be ahl. TO
take the measure o: the Blue and Gray
squad CT the Arcade Rink tomorrow night
Every man on the squad is in good condi-
tion. and the contest should DC close and
hard fought from star! to finish Eppa
HiSey VIII cndeavor TO duplicate the Sood
The Fayerweather gymnasium two weeks
ago, when sinElchanded he tossed more
goals from the floor tihu the entire oppos-
lng team. The big forward is full OF en-
thusiasin. and mag DO counted upon TO put
Up one OF the best games OF his career
captain kearns is yet little lame, but
h1pes TO be completely recovered by to-
rnorrow night. ". Rlxey and Duncan will
probably alternate AT centre. Both arc six
tooters and have good reach Ncn and
Churehman Will start Oft in the guard po.l-
lions, and il they play the same article OF
pail as they did against Franklin and Mpr-
shall thoy VIII remain throughout the con-
teet The team Is anxious to wipe out tina,
81 10 ls defeat administered by the Hilton
3ers earlier in the season.
NarSinih realizes that she VIII have 10
Work nerd to make good showing in the
annual Georgetown games saturday night
ne feature event OF the meet-the relay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
NO PROFIT TO RAILROADS
In Some Cases Express business Means
Actual Loss.


Washington. February 2o.-operat-
iHs oihcials OF railroads, testifyinE to-
day in the Interstate Commences Com
missions investigation of the cxnres.
companies. declared that tho railroads
made no profit out of express busi-
ness
w. a. WorthinGton. of tho Southcrn
faciIic and Union Pacific, would not
say ut the inquiry to-day that the
express business handled by the rail-
roads did not pay. but James Peabody
statlstician OF the Santa Fc system
tes'iiied that for January, 1910. there
was an actual loss to his system on
express business of S17.406. These 6g-
ures were based, Mr. Peabody said. on
the earnings of the system per car-
loot mile on passenger trains. in ac-
cofdance with an estimate nrena rod
ioE the postmaster General.
MI Peabody insisted that the reye.
nues OF the railroads from express
business were wholly inadequate. He
opJcctcd to tho reduction of the eS-
press rates because that would have a
tendency, he said. to increase tho
sn'Pihent OF certain classes OF tramc
ny express, reduce the revenues of
tue railroads. from freight traffic and
overload the passenger service of rnil.
roads. all of which carry EXPRESS sew
vice on passenger trains.
This" said Mr.. Peabody. SIS or
serious public concern. The present
PASSENGER service of the railroads, es-
pecialiy In the West, is fully loaded.
and any increase will cause either
heavier outlay for performing the
service or delay in the service
cither OF which is not dcsira Slc''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

Tonight a, SIS, O'clock program o.
samcs WILL he nut on tho gymnasium floor,
beginning with game OF basketball be-
tween the senior team and n bunch a,
stars. Following this the Bcncdlcts and
Bachelors will battle for the Championship
~ Nollcyhall contest. The Athletics and
Giants VII play n game Immediately follow
ms. US tho teams tied In the series OF
games played during tho season these VIII
ne hol In'oes The program Will close with
game BASKETBALL between the Reserves
ahn Sol' boys. a small admission foe
VIII Pc irEed. and tho games will he
open 70 :. men and ,yomon
thn "a toall League games !aet nigh;
i,sul'ri 9Hows: Cresccnts II. Comets Z;
ap9F'""s :. ROYALS S: StGrs L. rroians
standing OF the Clubg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
ORTIZ WILL GO TO
LEXINGTON TO-DAY
ispecial 70 The Times Dispatch. !

lN"ehbnrg, Va, February 2o.-Al
ofth leaves tomorrow norpine on the
I'r!y Chesapeake and Ohio train for
Lexington and during the dnv he
WllI take charge of The WashinCton
and Leo baseball squad, which he viii
erect as coach untl May 10. Imme-
ulateiy following that date he will take
up IN" work as an umpire in Inc
Virginia League.
ORTIZ has been in hard training for
several weeks and he goes to Lex,
ngton prepared 10 give The varsity
E4Nad z rough and tumble fight TO
round !nto form as speedily as tie
weather viii permit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
Ford rlotor Cars
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AMHERST TOPLAY
SOUTHERN TEAMS.

Amherst. Mass. February 29.-The
itinerary OF the Amherst baseball team
Tor the spring trip South announced
tonight includes the following games:
March 20 and 30, University OF Vir-
Etnia. at Charlottesville; April j..
North Carolina ~ s NJ. College. at
Raleigh: April and .. University of
North Carolina, at Chapel Hill. n. CT;
April 4 and 5, Trinity College. at Dur
ham. n. c.: April @, Naval Academy. ut
Annapolis: April s, Catholic University,
at Washington, D. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
Bowling

The Times Dispatch and Cook Printing
Company wound up tho week Mt the NoY-
port last night. Failure to connect with the
pins lost the sories for tho Cook Printing
Company Deasy and Anderson were the
total and high score. respectively, while
Captain Bell was second high score. Wade
captured the honors for Cook Printing Com
p1ny with high acore and also high total.
The scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
richmond Lunch.
Font Anin,1tutah
Especial to Tho Times.nds,,

:, t"PeVIuI 10 The Times DIspntch
farmVlile. Va. February 29.-rranls
t. Slliiam, of Prince Edward. fell from
u u, lrniEht train of the Norfolk and
SUFFOLK. and his left foot was so in
1ured as to necessitate amputation. 'The
operation was performed at Suffolk
ana the injured man brought to Pc
tersburG and placed in a hospital The
Young man is son of John J. Gil
Nam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
Mcfarland outcln,.c, Dcx,,n.

Cleveland. O., February e9.-Tommy
pevlln. OF Philadelphia. was clearly
ontciassed by. Packey Mcfarland, Of
Chicago, tonight, Mcfarland hitting
Devliu when and where he pleased. In
the fourth round the fight was stop
ned saving Dcvlin from a Knockout
The fight was scheduled to go ten
rounds. The men weighed in at 1873
pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

The Richmond Lunch carried the Burk 4
company team to defeat last night on tho
Newport Alleys before n large crowd The
burk team started out like champions and
rolled IN big league FORM and won the hrs,
Game with case. The Richmond Lunch
woke up and came back strong. and CAP
tnred the second and third games I.evcrinr
was high score and high total for the lunch
room boys. Captain ELLIS carried the hon
OTIS !or MS team. Houchens n new man,
played good game. The scores:
Itichmoub ANAL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
Carpenter Ends Life.

Petersburg. Va. February 2a.--Jo-
pcnter. committed suicide tonight bv
drinking carbolic acid. Two weeks
ago his wife ended her own life In
the same manner. and II Is believed
worry over her death was the cause
OF his self-dcstruction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
pERHY LIPE SIGNS

Savannah, ca. rebruary "a Perry
Iipe, OF Irving, Ills, manager R,st year
for the Macon, South Observation-Disclosures !
team was signed TODAY H. 3narage
the 1912 savannah team OF d same
league
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
TAKES UP CUDGELS
FOR NEGRO LEWIS

loontlhued from First Pase3 &
TAFT last ysar. lie has been in charM
OF Indian degradation claims In I'D
Department Of Justice. FreouentE
he has been White House caller afk
In attendance at the White House ri
ceptions. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
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NO MORE SACCHARINEs

Washington. February 2o.-By 49,
OF two to one the board OF fz84
oiicers charged with the cnf.S
or the pure food law, to-day Es&
hnal decision against the Us "
charine In prepared foods ESE3
OF Agriculture Wilson and HS23$
or Commerce and Labor n;
nrmed the decision that foo
Ing saccahrine was adultera H&f 81
tary of the Treasury MacN 81
sented. One months grac
given manufacturers to ARA lEsl5
elimination of saccharine.
ION settles controversy
four years standing, Sccreta 'ssss
culture Wilson. by directions So
President Roosevelt, havin
the question OF tho use OF
In foods 70 the Remsen boa 8
entitic experts for their inv
and report.
After three years, of eyer E 3s;
board reported that tsss4 Il 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
BY ELIZABETH NEWPORT HEPBUR N

-HE big, square pool was far beneath u.s.
crowded withlaughng bathers, swim
|EN-G0 ming floating, gurgling dancing, the
EOyIN IN men and boys bare legged, graceful
0SXIANNGa while the sun Shonc aluringlv on the
g !. ]. !. J. !. J. !.
TNSS6AN sleek wet hair of the women and
IHl2NIN their white arms. In the late after
HWI70NVS glow the river glorious its west
hIN3g(M crn shores ribbed and wooded light
WE1AfSIW and shadow clearly etched on the
WEEyW STILL shining water, here and there
WY slim canoe or a darling motorboat
~ ~ O. or. toward the middle of the river
~ - a steamer Clcaving the tide like some
SS%I great bird.
QI9 Personally preferred our van
tagc ground; but | could see that
,. COMPANION vcarncd to get down into the swirl of
t , SIN, wa, the kind of girl used to playing the
n,S Watching other people irritatcd her. and vet she
81 keen .,a for the humor OF situation For all the
GRACE Of Young womanhood she possesse for the
I'm, of -nI laughing boy. Now her eyes viewed
,bc seen, below with a boys wistful yearning
laugh. You are pining to go in to dive from the
Ao9t Tx. woman in the blue stockings. Well come
Rt she ,i her dark little head with bovish scorn.
81 don't .,m out there in four feet of water" she
hoastef dive of the float into the nice big river.
0nra Ia,. from this very boat club swan quite to
tbo oth,~ ... It was a race. There were Dan and
Sieve S., Little Awkright and Tony Ware, and
the two ! ...n girls Ana neat-Came III a dozen
,,,ris abe. the best of thcm.''
'""Th, g.. .. them being Tony?" | inquired inno-
Gently.
Wa> ~. -"re whether II was faGt or my DcSotied,
s-or,-,r -.,. but it seemed to me that her face
cbanq,f Certainly all the boyishncSs vanished
and She 81, me out OF a womanS eyes
"Yor.~. e. NJ. Walker, il was Tony" Her voice
was COO, .mpative; she tipped her head little to
one SD. -. at me, taking into her confidence
"You ser nat time il meant quite lot to me, beat
inc Ton. own game She laughed lightly, per-
h31s a liz lightly.
Cera.,. ago Elizabeth Lee and Tony Ware had
been p ,.. SIGHT to watch, lovers obviously in the
face Of IF -.,on, owning their universe, adoring each
otber f-. ware that any other folk existed. | had
never r, The rights of the quarrel clearly | not
20 hear 0.. .or Miss Lee running down the long
flight Of steps, light and quick a quail in the wood
land. ,ha n,ght on her dark hair surprising streak
Of tawry gold. As ran after her was conscious OF
or;ck r5.- that | was no swimmer; for this 1.-THE girl
would Do perfect playmate in the deep cool water and
was consumed with envy for the type Of man who
could t... pace with her in any and al elements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

A. we reached the level of the float |
became conscious of a change in nv
companions demeanor AT the very doors
OF the bathing house she became sedate
young woman, Oblivious to the rivers cool
allure.
After all, | don't know that | want to
go IN: dressing afterward is such a bother,
and drying ones hair"
She spoke almost under her breath. and
l caught glimpse of her profile. She was
WHITE her firm little chin trembling. In
SuncuVely | looked where she was looking,
and understood. a woman, blond, magnif-
cent, with full, fine figure and a beautiful,
SoullcSS face, was hcsitating on the edge of
the float, while man laughed up at her
from the water, teasing her TO make the
plunge. The man, athletic graceful, was
Tony Ware and even as | gaSpcd at the
situation Miss Lee had turned and seen
my face. She was game youngstcr. In a
moment she was at the desk selecting a
fresh, new bathing suit, rejecting a cap,
accepting key from the attendant.
len minutes later we were together in
the pool, having confessed my incompc-
tcncc as to deep water. The fresh tide
against my body felt delightful. As |
tioundcrcd about it was pleasant to watch
my companions long, even strokes. the
graceful Whirl of her body as she turned
to float, her head flung back on her curved
arms in the langud bliss of perfect rcposc.
| found myself thinking of the blond girl
out now in the deep water with Tony. |
knew her slightly. She was undcniablv
beautiful woman; but | had never likcl
or trusted her. Yet here was Tony Ware a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
a..ssssas

Tdurstlay night and held quarterly conference here Friday
 Jolr Breathwait, Of Romall, was d Rison xis. tor Fridity
 Mrs Asa Bohncrt and children re turned 10 their home in Pine Bluff Wednesday aftor an axtended visit to re1atiIes at this place
 Abner Barnc%t returned 10 Pine Hluft aftar spand ng several dave with relatives and friends
 Y M. 6heshire and family have returned t9 tbetr home in Sheridan after speffnE several weeks at this
 f6z 6oztof rattlo Rock. was transact ne business in Rison one day this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Long. of Pino Bluff passed through Rison s2.nrday el tonta to MT. Longs mill at Ripley 6rt- <
 br IF. Q. Wilson, of Gafmer' was q Rison visitor Friday
 VI. W Mitchell Of near X ngsland was business visitor here satnr lay.
 +. P 6neai. of Powell, was : 3tson visitor Wednesday
 B. r. Rut6@rford Of Pme Bluff at ended the funeral of lttle Ella luck s.anfiald here Last ruesday
 Miss Fern Ford If FordYee, E tisitfne relatives in Rison this week Betbany Renfrow is visit ng re1a ives in Pine Blnft.
 Joe Niven returned to Pine Bluff ru6s3av after spdndfug seyeral days 9ith ~e1atNes he
 J (. Reofrow, C Walker and B. ( Allen were pns Blni9 visitors ne fttHt af ae saal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
SACRIFICE LIVES n GlIiu IINIu09T lL.Tl Confession of Half5roed N8 resy Jnfolds Workings
 of Religions G,1l5.
l7 SLAIN BY WOMAN
Murders We're Committed g'pon NAolo Faailics Aites W6rsl,ippcrs It'd
 Been NroueI,t ifp at Icetings.

Lafayette, ba. April ? aeiiae oH
 lee own anazug confession fhai sbe
 ziilod seventeen DOT rgns with her own
 ands and directed .aa Killing Of ae nafy moro that she might gain inn mortality by saelff aing hunan lifa he grand imY VIII If oncc rafara n
 indictment againet Gfementine Ba7aa
 et a half breed negress. Furnished
 gfth conyicting cInes Inc autho,ities
 fe 9ow Investigating oaa of 8ae aas#
 tofnding series of crime evee= com nitted.
 For weeks past he auhariifas oH
 Northwest Lousiant and East fez8g rave been completely ba8lod hY mnr=
 iers of inc mos br0tI doseription
 Whole families would De slain in fhei@ lomcs. the assaiiants nsin2 axes ana pparentiy always making inc TRsaz CT q bloody orgy No less enan hirtY f4e negroes have been mnrde ed n his manner Today @Iementino Bar labet suspected # hay boon impf= ated in the mos reccet klllinss con essed that if VII sho who directed ae sagbtcr Rv her own adaaiasien l inc is at tho boad of 2 cnIf known nc Church of saerifiae4 which is omposcd of negro raH&iops ft0affcs Q believe t1ot by .a6ins human lie lone they ran feach eternity
 fhe emit has no regard f,r- -Hav We wofcn'6 affazd of being 4f ast@ l T. said the negress today pecan q carry 'Hto}oo' which profoe5e4 oS rem all punishment
 From the woman story ii vas aP }arent tb2t thcro WIS aoQcr any mo i've behind ao murder rae homes f tho victims were seldom r5pl,ad na mapy Of the victims were mol .bo1h perao6aly fo he aatHn=s ~ oanY women beione E tha aait as aen. and tboy s7afaa qRo.iy wHa me aen fa h" sacrifice If human lives is regarded as sigaife3nl hal mes.
 f the murders were committed ee
 yunday night preaHnrfble tbat fhe T
 roc had @pFed themselves mic I
 oleious frenzy at their meeting In no incident were the pnli2 abte
 find suhstan iat elpes Nafbine
 as Ut behind hy which the murder
 es oala be iaeat eed There @as nevar a elto ta indicate why he mnr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03

der had been done The killings pre- 5ented new problem aase #7fa~ liar with neaee crim1oiaeT I<i.l.naa among aeefees i'd this sae45an are lre- quent 5nt be et is aImost inf ria6ly preceded by ausrrel and ae ~ofl of dsteetiee has never beeH fet
 The foaaa6p Of he aea he. aa1 aill aeafa 90or oa and aifh hc aid af he 3aeaabee worn ts ol re believe hey #iI lie 3al4 et convict at le3sf fifty esgoRs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
< < aSA < 4
'E y F 7F F F F F ~ ~ F sF sF STATE NEWS \ 4 < Y | .e F \ .s < < r e \
RfsoN. ARK.

Mr and Mrs. c. r. Roed returned t5 ther home in Pine Bluff Monday after q sort visit with relatives and friends at this place.
 Miss Vivian Moore r6tmrnef t6 he homo in Bfs6n Saturday
 Mfs. W. VI. Boyd was transact nF business in Pfne f3luff Wednesday
 urs. Ethti Penny. Of Pine Rlsff. was . Rfs6n visitor one day this WeeE. sg fedrg6 IT. TWfhlay, Of M6dr6e, Ia. was d business vis tor n Ris6f Thufsday. 4sq
 Miss ffdith s#ads6n WIS ffha Bluff visitor Wednesday.
 T t1dWfs, Of St. foufs va fis6n fis tor fhursaay
 Miss Ray Bathaft, who bas bseh teaching in the Rfsod tisb sef78i fer the past three years. resigned fast week and hts tat T | 70 II n Miss ssipbi county
 Presiding f1idaf Rev 7. [ ihHesay preached 1t tho Nsff 6dist ch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
JORN [. aiTCHit
 DEAD 1T CAMDEN
o'd Hnd Iiehif 2espfc!ea ilizef of SoHtii tfEsaaeae eics Unexpectedly.

0mdoH tfi5# Apl 3-98bs 5oan Bifchfe. ere 7f the gaadflest and
 nost prominaaf citizens of bis sity died af 231 Honday lieft Capt 2itchie R5s porn 9t fsltea Miss
 3an % 8844. He came Q Camden in Juaurg f8e1 He vas he sopndes. Of tae Rift.e Grocery 0 9f tais- city, md VIZ president lof many years, aFtl ais declining aeaIta fore cd his gasiee8eet Of he e rpora-
 lions oWaiae wlole@7ie grocery hou-es II aadea, ifi Dorado and R9ston E* e.apt INtcfie 8as mar
 iod Q his present wife. whd Has Hiss Minnie 3aaI5ei 5n Doc 3o Iae3 He s ap yiyed bg one son Stifa RIfehie. Of Ruaton, fa 6He brother Geo It Rit- chie and tro 9.sts1@ NIa V < Rant sy and VI aa T e;oH5ea, III Of
 ais isY eeaides his widow 1aougll pt }iaehie Has prominent fa Re-
 UblioH eife]es Ae wae h7sae times elected n 1or of he ciE of Camden by Democrats Who faeo@ai2e9 his great 4u mess ability, ae serfed in tas ogiea rom 990 3 8ae Capt RifcAio aas aeah Il rog aoor health fef sere al gea's and for Hae pas monta he aas Boen 50 e8 Haat hi detnb Fas looked for seVefal times He revived nz84y times. ao8FeVa# and i @4s elea4@F ia his mental faculties
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
.imost u;,otlt

One 6f he mosc starfting change yer seen in any man. according tt W. f ifals W Clarendon. Tex wa sffefe1 Wara ag9 n His 7fother ffe Ia4 sdeh dreadfH toueh h VT that flt our famiH drought tn vas going into coasdmptiau, but h5 leaan td use ttr, K ngs New Dis ,hvets, ant WIS completely cured h. eu h6 tIe, Now nc Is sound and vel
 md weighs stS pound For man, sears eae family has used this won 9ertd reaaedy for eadshs and Cold with excellent results fts quick iaft r61iabie aud gtatantecd Erie go cents and $t06 frial bottle fres at LII ir Agsisia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
IiIppl70PRI4 IFS S35O, DOB
 10 PRO EGT lEVf. 5
f)emapstrtaed l'anid ieg.i.iation in Passing gifl e 3i8 Extension 9I
 Aefeee 0H F'atlter af Waters.

Washington, D April 2--fae Senate ana Hoase 9day gave B denl- 1astrati9a of rapid Iealsiating. when dbeF 5f unanimous 4ofe passed I pill bpropfiatioe $@1e,o60 10 De immedi- atel4 available Tor strengthening an exfen.fen Of the Ie4eesz along he Mis- issipDi si9er
 31a Senate broke all Dfecedents 1y passing he phre9rfation pill few minutes after | mad been reported nd fhat body under suspension q he Fules which required hat III such measures be referred to 3 cemmittee The $85o. 900 appropriation will be- come available as soon IS he presi- fenf,s signature i. affixed 10 t
 In 5be House the pill was put on Basee ee IS soon as t vas eD2rted from }e River and ffarbors Commit tee. z4ae committee acted immediate- ly en receipt 5y the House, of tlle message from President T3ft request ing an appropriation of F500 o00 for be pulpese Later in she day fhe eefife delegation in ( ngress rom Lou.sian3 called on tae president and po.nted out Inc dangerous situation of no ficod swept valley of abe Aissis- sippi and urged an appropriation.
 rhe s35o Qo0 instead Of the amount sled for by toe president Was an- aauneed by Representative Rans dell Hho reported the pill Was made after with tbe Var Dopartmeat i'd lie receipt Of private messages which showed she sum appropriated would 8e sufficient for the purpose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03

at a4e= fer he several weeks preeed- af. death han He aad been z2E if nV m 5s The tuneral took
 Iaee hi aftern60e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03
Nr 2eni Payer:

# yoe could convert your rent info miscellaneous which ta five years lfa1e would make gou owner Of the pre- m ses
 # gon oould hon urn he property 5ato 4l tho money yoo aad put n it. nd =aSo protfff on 7p Of this, WOULDN'T YOU R43 AHEAD oF
 THT GAME2
 f yoa vii act promptly y6a can ao jast what we haee indicafed hefe. Pho probositlen 3s q Eouse a Iaf l6- eatea on q paved street and ga ahe ear inc
 eafl today and we will show you R. r " MILLS M SC.Es insrrancc Rcal Fstate, Ioans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-03

The little boy Of Patrollnan and ffs Tom Weeks, fs very il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-06
Darkens the Hair, Stops Dan
druff, Falling Hair and
Itching Scalp.

"Pull out one gray hair and dozen
will take its place is an old saying,
which is, to a great extent, true, if no
steps are taken to stop the cause. When
gray hairs appear it is a sign that Ma
ture needs assistance. 1t is Nature g
call for help. Gray hair, dull, lifeless
hair, or hair that is falling out. is not
necessarily sign Of advancing age, for
there are thousands of elderly people
with perfect heads Of hair without
single streak Of gray.
When gray hairs come, OF when the
hair seems to be iifeless or dead, some
good, reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special
lists say that one of the best prepata-