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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
CABOT

Ned harrington of Barre spent fc,
days recently with his father, who is II
failing health.
Kenneth Mcintyre has been havin,
mumps the past few days.
Mr. Sherman OF Waitsfeld has moved
his family onto one of the farms for
merly owned by Frank Walbridge.
! A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman, May 4.
Pauline Davis of Wheelock was /
guest of Miss Phyllis Webster over sun
day
There will be promenade and box
supper at |. o. G. I. hall Friday evening
OF this week, with prize given for the
most attractive box.
Mrs. Archie Stone returned to heI
home in johnson on Monday.
Fred Grace was business visitor in
Woodbury. recently
Miss Ethel Woodward was in Mont
pelier last week, the guest of friends.
Mrs. Abbie Lamson spent Sunday at
her sons Arthur, in Montpelier.
Miss Florence Smith has returned
from Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs +. c. Kittridge and son have re-
turned from Burlington, where the latter
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Pearl johnson of Straiford was
guest over Sunday at Rev. A. G. At
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Drew and daughter,
Marion, were guests over Sunday OF
friends in Greensboro.
Mrs. Bushnell and son of STAFFORD, Wis
tied her son, Almon, over Sunday.
p. A. Gilmore was called TO Burling-
ton Saturday to attend the funeral Of
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Foster and daugh-
ter Evangeline, visited friends in Brook
field and Montpelier Monday and Tues
day.
Miss Agnes Stoddard has returned to
her home in Bnookfeld
Rev. T. G. Ranney took his new auto
into town Tuesday.
II. II. Foster went to Burlington We'd
nesday to accompany his wife home from
from Mary Fletcher hospital.
Examination for admission and free
tuition in secondary schools will be |
leld in the school building at Marshfield |
May p and %, at a. M, promptly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
GO INTO CAMP MONDAY.
Norwich University Cadet Corps and
U. S. Cavalry.

Mortified May l6.-The Norwich uni,
versity corps of cadets goes into camp
on the Dog river fair grounds next Mon
day, May 10. remaining there until May
%. Troops L and F. 10th U. S. cavalry,
mounted will march here and will be
in camp with the corps and their horses
will be used by the cadets for nstruc-
| ton. Six officers from the cadet batal.
lion at L. v NJ viii be the guests of
the corps for few day for the purpose
Of seeing regular camp life, Capt. Lin
coin c. Andrews, 18th L. s. cavalry, will
be in camp with the corps and will aid
Capt. Tompkins, commandment in the in
struction and Capt. Schindel of the gen
erll staff will be there for a couple of
days and will make the annual govern
ment inspection.
The following is the program Of in
struction that will be carried out; May
10, establish camp; May 20, morning
troop drill, mounted, and stable manage
ment; afternoon, guard mounting dis
mounted and camp sanitation. also out
post duty and infantry attack; May p,
by Captain Schindel, general
staff, including drills and battle exer-
cises; May %. morning, squadron drills,
stable management; afternoon. guard
mounting, dismounted, squadron parade,
mounted; May %, morning, squadron,
drill, stable management afternoon,
squadron parade; May 25, Sunday morn
ing, stable management; afternoon,
squadron parade; May &c. morning and
afternoon, battle exercise illustrating
use of mounted patrol, also individual
aaaLfpO. nd n
noon. battle exercise illustrating use
of advance guard and rear guard in
presence OF enemy; May %, break camp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16

Dandrufr is nothing but scalp eczema,
solutely.
For the terrible raw, fiery eczema
that drives you Wild. keeps you awake
nearly all niEht-for rash. prickly
heat and all inhamed. Redeemed skin
on babies or grown-ups. for Itching
piles. salt Theum. for raWness after
Is a revelrt ton.
ZEA,o is not n greasy ointment or
paste. but a clean antiseptic solution
applied TO the skin Try a bottle to-
day-end your torture
-ZEMO will cure any case Of eczema
IN used according TO directions" Dr..
q. n Johnson, Quannah Texas.
Druggists everywhere sell ZENO at
sc a sealed bottle. or sent on receipt
OF price By z ". Rose Medicine Co.
St Louis. no
sold and guaranteed in Barre BY the
Red Cross Phsrusacy.-AdvL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
100000 BABIES
YEARLY SACRIFICED
"0n the Altar of Parental Ignorance, y
Says Speaker at Boston
Meeting.

Boston, May l6."Three hundred
thousand babies year is the sacrificial
kid on the altar of parental ignorance,
says Mrs. Frederick Schoff OF Philadel-
phia, president of the National Congress
Of Mothers and Parent Teacher associa-
ton, at its 18th annual meeting opened
here last night.
The proper education of the mother
and father save more than 60 per cent.
Of this sacrifice, Mrs. Schoff estimated
The speaker said the absolute neglect
of parents 10 educate their children in
the laws governing life and the proper
use Of their God-given functions was at
the root OF the while slave traffic and
the social evil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
THAW TESTIFIES
In Anhut Bribery Trial, That Russell
First Suggested Bride.

New York, May l6.-Dr. John w. Rus
sell. former superintendent OF Mattea
wan state hospital for the criminal in
sane, first made the suggestion to Harry
X. Thaws that he could be released by
the payment Of a large sum of money
Thaw testified yesterday at the bribery
trial of Attorney John n. Anhut.
Anhut is charged with offering DR.
Russell bride of $4,000 for an order OF
certificate which would free Thaw
Thaw said he turned over S25.000 and
that later Anhut paid back $4,000 when
the plan failed.
Russell resigned at Matteawan shortly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
Frnress Resentment AZ Pape.

London. MAY l6.-The London Trades
Council. representing $1,000 trade union.
ists. passed a resolution last night ex-
pressing resentment at the appointment
u Walter II. Page a. American am
bassador to Great Britain on the ground
that be i a bitter opponent q organized
labor.
The resolution asks Sir Edward Grey.
British secretary for foreign affairs, 10
protest against receiving him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16

sold and guaranteed in Barre BY the
Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
Dies in Poverty.

los Angeles, Cal, May l6.-John j.
Gosper former territorial governor OF
Arizona, once secretary of state of Ne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16

braska, and veteran of the Civil war,
died in poverty here Wednesday, ward
lof the county. Gosper was II years
OF age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
EAST BARRE

The \. Z. Q. P. will have an ice cream
social in Odd Fellows hall Friday night.
Everybody come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
after Governor Sulver sent a letter to
Superintendent of Prisons Joseph +.
Scott demanding Russelps removal.
MOMENTARILY EXPECTED.
The Death of Flager May Come at Any
Time.

Jacksonville, Fla, May l6.--The death
of Henry NJ. Flager, the Southern hotel
and railroad magnate is momentarily ex-
pected, according to statement at
tributed to President Parrot of the
Florida East Coast railroad here yes
terday.
Mr.. Flagef has been critically i'll at
his West Palm Beach home for several
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

gHftsrs posraet srcUsts rviI sposrsrios o. -
lMrtc civ Aso ITS HortIs. soostss ispossA-
e~Tlos sSstAs otpAsrsEsT ~ srlasric civ. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
OUT-THE-PIKE



Last evening at 6:15 o'clock Mar.
tord Hull. son OF Mr. and Mrs. George
nun. OF Dallas. passed away at the
North Wheeling hospital shortly
after an operation. Tuesday morning
the lad was blowing corn and the
pillow came In contact with a root or
stone with considerable force. caus-
ing the pillow handle 10 strike him in
the abdomen. The lad was somewhat
disabled for time. but nothing was
thought OF the accident until yester.
Gay afternoon, when he complained
"a severe gain In the abdomen
Two physicians were summoned and
alter an examination. ordered the how
sent 10 the hospital The examina-
ton showed that the intestines had
been ruptured. which rapidly had de-
veloped into peritonitis. He was i'm
mediately taken TO the hospital. where
the operation was performed at r
O'Clock, and the end came at the time
above stated. Deceased is survived
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hun. OF near Dallas. five brothers
anu three sisters The remains were
removed 10 the Elm Grove undertake
Ing establishment last evening. where
they were prepared for burial. The
funeral arrangements were fncom-
pletc late last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
Stockholders Meeting.


Notice - hereby given that al A spe-
car general meeting Of the stockholders
corporation created and organized unaer
the laws OF the State of West Virginia
corporation in the city II Wheeling. in
Ia" state OF West Virginia. on the sfh
day OF July. 1913. at . O'Clock IN the
afternoon. a resolution viii he Offered
20 increase the authorized capital stock
"f sod corporation hos Increasing the
number or shares Of stock thereof from
one hundred dollars each TO seventy thou
sand shares or the par value Of one hum
G tH dollars each. so that such author
seven million dollars instead OF rive mill
lion dollars as heretofore.
Ihc proposed authorized capital stock
OF sad corporation amounting To- seven
million dollars. divided into seventy
thousand shares OF par value Of one hum
arei dollars, each. viii be FUR
ther divided ipto common cant
tai stock ard rref'r-cI capiial
stock as follows. that g. t. say Int Z,
total authorized c"r1u..I capital stock
5-ouS9hi s.'''' L" Pa ,-luv Of one hun
HfeI dollars '.D4. afI fUtu % total auth
orized preferred capital stock OF Two
million dollars. divided INTO tweufv
thousand SHARES Of par value OF on, hiln-
dred dollars each.
The preferred stock will De entitled 70
manner. to-wit. To receive cufuuI1ttva
clNii"nds at the 'ate of eight 81 Der
cent dnnum. payable quarterly on tie
llrst day % March. anil one the first day
or June. ana on the FIRST day or Seuterli-
DER ana on IL" first day of l1ecsmncr In
ehcl year. before any dividend on the
common stock shan Ice raid. ana. In case.
= any liquidation. or ~ "A dissolution or
OF distribution Of the assets. uf Tits
company. after al OF the debts 81 tie
.'! F'idt!"n snail have been paid. the AZ
ttts, property ami effects shall first b.
appl"d 10 the payment OF the said pre-
ferred stock az par. win an, unIaid sc-
. hot. as.
mont s. made 90 TIE ipllers ~ the CON
mon. and Oh" balance TO- the payment OF
sou '"Hmou St'CN Tho common stock
Shtll Do" entitled g. al net earnings ana
Iroi rs IN cN.eSs ~ the cumulative I!vi-
itl-S "i ok & CD per cent per anulTn
payable on tho stII yrefcrr,d stock
Ndla preferred stock snail be entitled
I" vote az any meeting OF the STOCK
hpli"iF ans SHALL Doe entitled To- p4rticl-
atr IN the management ~ TIE corpora-
TIE Company shall have the option o..
r"'I inE said preferred stock. In whole
or IN part a. any tine. from time u
r." sum ~ on" l1n1rel and twenty dol
lars Tor zach share " such preferred
~, - no. Win any accumulated
Al preferred stock of this COMPANY.
W.i'h may n" ISSUED O. t1s aslrri.4j"
aG' Hurtsri 1r-r.rf - two million H..-
lars. shall Boo i-s5"I q. ana accented ~
Stockholders upon f.. sAFf.sS r.rfar-
STANDING mad" HnI entered frt. t.fy,e,r.
preferred t~ OF holders OF ,,-uu.r et....
Z 80. from tm" 60 time common STOCK
may u' '~-It.i fH TIE extent that Q shall
Not exceed t.- aEgrs-utr a4fUoflyef
an 'rrf 80 five million dollars. ana thlf
gu ~ stid pr,''rrsi stock wHicl snail
out rerard fo tho flte of lts issue
All common STOCK 81 f.Is t-1frr.rv
W.. my -" issue! o. o." assreEa,r
lars. snail lH issued f1 and stT...rf..I r...
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work call
The c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
SChWUlhaCh Building.
Social and Lawn Fete

\ lawn f'te and social was held
last evening on the lot formerly
owned by Louis Sax near the Fulton
Bank building. Fulton. by members
Of the Sacred Heart church of the
city Tn" lawn was beautifully deco
rated with Japanese lanterns. and a
larg" number of the residents Of The
town. as we'll as from m. city. were
present 10 mkee the event 4 success.
The affair as 10 have been held Tues.
day evening. but was postponed until
last evening on account of the rain.
large amount OF money was re-
allied. which will be- used for the
benefit OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03

Ih" m'mh"r- of rho choir ~ Tho
FIRST " J. church OF Elm Grove gave
social and lawn f.f" last a,.rinr
ON M" vacant lof opposite fr. church
on 'ruE"r street Tn" affair VIs 20
h'f" been hold Tuesday evening. hif
on account o.. OBJ" rain was postpone
Hh'i 'd-' evening 8 large number
"'r" present and "a u'Ff sum was r"-
allied. which vul o." fp- OBJ. h.r.f-
of tho church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03

IN" last sad rites over the remains
OF Archie Hess. who lost his Iif. Mon
day evening AZ o'clock while swim
ming IN The ~ 4 -. pool near Point
Mills. will b" hold this morning ~ the
home Of his grandfather. J. {. Wood
run on Battl" Run AZ fu O'Clock. Short
services will also be held AZ Nj Hope
MethooiS' church and the remains will
be Inferred in Nj. HOPE cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03

The work Of Improving 'he streors
or Wood'aWn IS progressing rapidly
AZ present and th" improvements 20
IN" principal streets Of the town will
DO completed hr carly fall Tn" work
Is being don" 10y Contractors Springer
q S'rinEer The improvements con.
sis' of fourfoo' cement gutter and
a curb. The center Of fh. street $
will receive a layer of crushed lime.
stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03

mpt'1r vIIl &c. mad. soon or Tho
N's' virginia Traction arI Electric
Juno. "i.rH - rrr.rfI. boon hrpurff
1h"T ht 'H" I'd. irult'nu of Conductor
t''ur''" FItnu WI1 i.at" o.. Nf da
HffiH short Tine tp ato Hu-,'.'.
gun 'trr- $3.50 eurrnI ITsrr. and
iitH''.. FIRST our ,u tI. r,frt u.t
"HI receive regular rum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
HOTEL FRONIENAC

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
Jar section. between the two famous
iers. central 70 al attractions. modern
~ EH -CIaSs motel, as good as the best
capacity ESQ. VIII make very special
terms Of s.. SO. Sl250. Slb up weekly
including large ocean rooms metal beds
,'"NHtni bathS. phones. superior table
with Whitc service. table s!upl.ed dIrect
from farfn. pure water. Fanitary plumb
lag. porcEes overlook ug TIL. ocean and
BOARDWALK. Eppkiet ~ = WATTS
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For RENE


TOH RTWT
TIE BAbEhENTB, FIRST. sTCOED
THInD. FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
TILE BUILDING ON PAIN gTpTT1r
AT STEEL BRIDaE CONNER
Will BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
EACH FLOOR CAN BE RENTED
sTPAHATELY.
JANIS L. HAwLEY.
1O6Sf. MAIN gTUEET
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RO8SLYH

p 8 Mt. Vernon Ave. near Reach.
Railroad station and Anus. Reasonnb BILE
rates. Home comforts. Newly reuiod-Ied
and refurnished. open an wear
JAMES McKECHNIE
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THE COLWYM

Michigan Ave. near Beach All ot.tside
rooms, open surroundings Excellent
table. 81 80 VI daily. s. I'D weekly
g ;. GERKEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
SEAIED pROPOSAIS

notics 90 Manufacturer Jsbb.rs 49,
ehsnts 40 Other Wholssefs Dsaiera
. N'lllf f~ flI.ltENi sIkE.. I"at
% Wet NlrAIfIa viii receive IIf. t.'I,
W 1ffre 80 char .eafnu West q
800 fHr fIfnlsnInE supplies flr f.a
r'tfIfi tfFtF .usf' HfiHrH. She Nnuu. al
'n'HEt fuEuf ~ ~ hI.r fs weston Iu eaII
hDn' CONTACTS Val boz awarded o.. tH.
."'-i ..rIH. .uat IS .Hus .If.a.I Hu4
~ .ff fhiuEa beng CIIHf West ~trrafa
10 .fLf MLiI Dol EfFtr reference
idF.e ~ supplies needed vii BE- sur.
nii.'rs on receipt ~ reI.esfa
rfHi.rE f.f Uue desired
STATE inATlt HF CONTROL.
- ~ tU4rtsefon Wet NIrsfrfa
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FOR SALE

Vim Gros" O. rooms frI hath Easy
terms
tiraood rooms and bath Easy
term
20 Fourteenth 80 100 rooms and
BAN. Ifrr" io'. su'fah'. for club pYr
fu.f.
FOR RENT
~ Nff1 rooms and Itft
ftFnI prr mont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
rUNFRA1 DrPrcrOr~

Louis BSrLSGn
rSwtrHL RECTOR AND
Ant tNlAL EWBALWER.
ii2s ARD f1cg Nam street
'a'ls Answered Ia, 90 s. gnt-
store Phones $50
VIC l. ItrtrChy. Rel Trcne 1852 x
g. N"rtschy Nlt Phone ts.g.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

atdf Beach. central. rev throughout.
ttra itN. 400. opposite Protestunt and
'hth'li' tiEr' hes. running water I'm
I"'f ms. private baths. excellent table.
ff"su t"S"taD.-- from ouf own farm.
wln4"vs screened. Wilt. service. book
= ?" ~ weekly Il r. 1iIN. " -
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srRArH HAVEN HOTEL.

ocean END ketuCky avenue Doors
never closed. American plan - up daily.
-" weekly. European plan 81 UP daily.
irNdte baths. elevator from street level.
livery Rome comfort. ownership man
aSeW"ht J. ". BINDER.
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Bruemmer & HiJdebysnd

funersi Directors aud nmbaimsrs
90. OF N4ffsf auH 1.rt eUft. SECOND Ia
1eiephone- 2oi. onsn - aad 80
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FOR SALE

fOh SALE ''ut under Starhope buggy.
CON tr used singh. OPP double sf-o p,
tn't"'' call l".E AIteuhe.m CEel1.
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-lau 81 MARI. $3.50 ~. five
years 90. SPECIFY. fearless stylish
cary ani country broke. weight 1850
, -. h' i2-I. Martins Fsr.s or IS
kic'ltri. national ~
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WANTED men. good wages. steady
. worn Apply 81 once to Wheeling
Metal n Mig Co.. Glendale. jy-3-i
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WANTED-MALE HELP
WANTED

Ffrst-class tailor for busheling depart-
ment. Steady work the entire year
Apply to The Hub. 1ith and Market
Sice'S' 1yll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
WANTED Female Help.

WANTED-Capahle colore,i girl 10 do
housvwork C. y. Taylor. 1Oy IAN 81
ty-3-tf
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roairtfs DAWES
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WANTED-Girls. fourth floor. Burner
Impairment. Wheeling Stampins Co
je-.f-m
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"ANTED-tiirl FOR general nousework
country place. Bell phone 33-R Wheel
ing a.
The Washington times., 1913-05-14
Stomach Troubles
Due to Acidity
So Says Eminent Specials

So-called stomach troubles, such a. IN
digestion. wind stomach-ache and ir3-
ability to retain food. instead Of fndf-
eating that the stomach is out of order
are in probably nine cases out OF ten
simply evidence that fermentation ie
taking place in the food contents o. the
stomach. causing the formation Of Geo
and acids Wind distends the ssomach
and causes that full. oppressive feeling
sometimes known as heartburn, whti6
tfl acid irritates and inf1ames the den-
che lining OF the stomach. The trouoyo
lieb entirely In the fermenting food
Such fermentation II unnatural and
acid formation In not only unnaturaIv
but may involve the most seriotus con-.
sequences IL not prevented. To preven<
or stop fermentation of the food cone
tents of the stomach and TO neutrallD4
the acid, and render 1t bland and harD4
less. half teaspoonful Of Magnest,nlt6
Compound. probably the best and ypo1k
effective antacid known, should ~
taken in quarter Of glass Of hot -
cold water immediately after eaftuK<
or whenever wind or acidity II fo1E
This stops the fermentation and nod
tralizes the acidfty In a few momenoGf
Fermentation. wind and acidity aEu
dangerous and unnecessary. Stop ~
prevent them by the use OF q pruDo4t
antactd. such az Magnesur1te CGmI
pound, which can be obtained from ~
druggist and thus enable the stomach -
do its work properly without being hin
dered by poisonous gas and dangerolu
actds.-M. z. P.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1913-05-14
A Great Scientific
Discovery

OF Exeeptional Interest to An Read
ers and to Sufferers Of Stomach ana
Liver Dlsor1eRs, COnstfpatioa, etc.
The necessity for q scientific REM
edy for the treatment Of bowel dis
orders led the nrm Of Andreas Saxleh-
her to conduct extensive experiments
in order to arrive at q conbinat1o1
which would prove satisfactory. efic-
lent. and gentle.
; The result was the discovery of the
Hunyadt Janos Pills-a New combi-
nation designed to act upon every or
gan In need Of stimulation-one upon
which the people could depenA. A
movement Of the bowels Is a process
OF Nature in which the Liver. Stom-
ach. Kidneys. Intestines. and Nervous
System play an important part. A
single substance does not exist which
can act on all these structures. Such
q drug II q whip which drives only
one organ, and this is harmful.
Hunyadi Janos Pills are no expert
ment. You don't need to try from six
to ten pills. One or two Dills at NIGHT
are enough. No gripping. Buy q box to-
day. You'll see the reason why-in
the morning. Price IS cents at any
up-to-date Drug Store or by mail
from A. saxlehner. New York.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-05-14
PENSION PLAN WILL
Be CHIEF SUBJECT
Civil Service Association to
Meet Here Tomorrow and
Discuss Retirements.

Every branch of the classified Gov
ernment service win be represented at
the fourteenth annual meeting OF the
United States Civil Service Association
to be held at G. A. r. Hall. 1412 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. tomorrow
evening.
Officers Of the association. Of which
william E.. Russell Ii president. have
made preparations for the accomoda-
ton of large gathering Of delegates.
and q program made up Of topics Of
vital interest to every person in the
Government employ has been arranged
for the occasion. Among the matters to
be taken under consideration will be
the equitable contributory plan Of re-
tirement for all employees Of the per-
manent classified service.
In q circular sent out to the delegates
by DR.. Llewellyn Jordan, secretary Of
the association. 1t IL set forth that the
principal aim Of the association il the
advocacy Of the ''contributory'' pension
plan. The association also stands for a
reclassification Of salaries. based upon
the character Of work performed with
adequate compensation therefor. It be-
heves In system<of automatic promo
The Washington times., 1913-05-14
Capital Musicians
To Entertain Blind

An entertainment consisting of q song
recital By II. p. Hoover. accompanied
py Miss Athey on the piano. will be
given tonight at the National Library
for the Blind. I72s H street northwest
I'll seats will be reserved for the blind
and their escorts.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock an
other entertainment will be givcn. at
which Mrs Margarite Spalding Gerry
win read two original stories