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The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Invitations have been received in
Washington from Mr.. and Mrs William
Dennison Stephens to the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Barbara Stephens.
to Lieut.. Randolph Talcott Zane. U. s.
NJ. c., on Wednesday evening, November
5, at $50, at HOS West Twenty-seventh
Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25
GREAT CHIEFS RECEIVED.
Annual Visit Is Paid to aineol
Tribe of Red Men.

The annual visitation of the greai
chiefs Of the Red Men in the District to
place last night in Masonic Hall. The
visitors were welcomed by the sachem
Past Great Sachem Henry W. Tippett
made few remarks.
Rev. William o. Roome, jr., rector OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, delivered
his second lecture on church history last
night in the chapel in v Street.
A street parade will precede the car
nival to be conducted by the congrega-
ton of the Anacostia NJ. E Church in
Masonic Hall the week Of November
to 5.
Cincinnati may establish a municipal
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane leave Washington to-
day for New York. where they will spend
the weekend with friends.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
and Miss Maitland Marshall were enter
tanned by Mr.. Walter s. Penfield in his
box at the Belasco Theater last night.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Mrs. Bainbridge-Hoff is visiting her
son, Commander Arthur Bainbridge-Hoff,
at the United States Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Mrs. Schley, widow of Rear Admiral
Winfield S. Schley. is spending the
autumn in Washington at l736 I Street
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Miss Margaret Wilson spent yesterday
in New York. She expects to return 20
Washington today.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Cincinnati may establish a municipal
fresh-air farm for poor and tired moth
ers and children.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25
Simpson-Brown

Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Boyer announce
the marriage of their daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia A. Simpson, to Mr.. James +.
Brown. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Price. of st. Columbus
Church, Cleveland, Ohio. on Wednesday,
October Is. at IL o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown will reside in Cleveland.
Mrs. Walter S. Crosley, wife of Com
r1ander Crosley, u. S. N. gave a lunch
con yesterday at her residence in Wyom-
ing Avenue in compliment to her house
guests. Mrs. Carl Kuchler, of Trieste.
Austria, and the latter's sister, Miss
Mary Barr. of Brooklyn. n. Y.
The other guests were Mrs. Fellows,
Mrs. F. B. Freyer. Mrs. Horace Macfsr-
land, Mrs. William Wheatley. Mrs. Nor
mand and Mrs. George c. Belline and
Mrs. Garrett. of Baltimore. Md.
Yellow chrysanthemums formed very
effective centerpiece for the luncheon
table.
Lieut. Col. Theodore Porter Kane. U.
s NJ. c., and Mrs. Kane have arrived in
Washington from B~ston and are stop
ping at the New Willard Hotel.
Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler IS spend
ing some time in. Pittsburgh. Pa, with
her mother, Mrs. Giyens.
MrS po;,1br;doa Hon 10 risitipc bo.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler IS spend
ing some time in Pittsburgh, Pa, with
her mother, Mrs. Givens.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

The Minister of Salvador. who arrived
in Washington several weeks ago. has
established the Legation at the New
Willard Hotel for the winter.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-25

Baron Horst Won Lersner. attache OF
the German Embassy. has come TO
Washington - series Of visits on
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
RACE War Is
THREATENED
Following Pitched Battle Between
Negroes and Sherihs
Trouble Starts.

COLLTERSvILLE. TEX Special
Race war was threatened here today.
following a pitched battle between
negroes and deputy sheriffs late yes
terday, Ia which two men were hl4ieo
and four others 50 severely Wounuc1
that they cannot live
Threats against all negroes have
been made A..
Iynchings are openly advocated in
49, a. negroes responsible Tor the
outbreak are caught
posse with blOOchOuncs set out
after them today.
rha trouble began when deputy
shcriffs were sent 20 arrest the ne
rroer The blacks opened IRE ana a
battle. ia which more than tOrty anots
- .v~haured. vas fought Two
deouties were killed and four others
g-eunded. The negroes ileo.
Notlce was posted today warnln !
a. t-f.-.cf~. =. Lave Governor Hooper
"a preparing 20 rush troops rom
I srerrphis N they should be needed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

That - Why the vaudeville tneateIs
- naf-w Eeut under slrFelli-Ali-f.
--Smokev's- ability 10 disengaEe hls
.,-ri~fs from the embrace OF tne ulAe-
--rarufrs NAV prompt him 70 eAhloit
- '---r., r.fI .nrnent IN public ior ah
r0rorarlun Houdini ma es mo Aeel'ua
80 dollars a year-aud "a max Ner L-o-
Glni got on smokey. asAa INC N~n-
When the case OF smokey was cni,e.
This morning Judge Crltc-Ae.1' 80 --'-
arrEef made this entry -. 49,
-Escaped frou the deputy CITY SGT
r-fauf. ,.., --,-. ~
49,. .r-rrfv cItv sergeant never mao a
-l--r.'--.' as stop bis niEht with "a oulirL
ne was cut Of sight before tnat oll4~'ai
, could draw his gun
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

other members Of the Women's Soc.al
80 political Union. The part OF the
sneerh 40 which most serious consiu-
Grafton IS given is The following
II nave advised militant women
bayr, conspired with militant women
---t r-te melted militant women
mo authorities need not look Tor the
women who committed yesterday
decd ttne dynamiting OF thonceiloI
LLOYD Georges rcsloence). because
myself accept FUN responsibility Tor
Su0rarette violence broke out ln G
number OF places today. women nav
ing been sent from London, Wen SUP
ulsef with money 90 carry on the VIZ
Iance campaign outside OF tnla cry.
Hundreds OF letters were aee lEog ca
in mail boxes in Eattcrsea ana az ASH
ford. In Kent $4,000 damage was
done by sunragettes who smashed
windows
PARIS. Speclal.-A plea TO the NO
men OF England 10 rise up IN civil
war. ''just as the people q Mexico
dfd.r was made here today by Crlsto-
bel Pankhurst. daughter OF Mrs EN-
incline Pankhurst, who Is living IN
+ paris whence che fled when CON
! eniracv charges were brought against
/ her IN London a year ago IN Co'-liee
ton with sunragette violence.
Miss Pankhurst expressed her &c
fichf that the residence OF Chancello.
LLOYD George had been oynamitea
and said she hoped that the women
icarnpaigu would extend beyond IA
present Imagination OF the people
A number OF suffragettes Were sen
fenced today for destruction OF prop
I ertv. Sentences OF six months wer
imposed upon Jane Short Sarah Ben
4 nett and clara Lambert. The Lam
bert woman had smashed the pat
burt.- American line office.
= Pleasance Pendred got four montf'
. for window breaking.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

Sugar and refined, STEADY Do''ei'
firm. Cheese. steady. 49,
Spot Conee. steady; Rio rs. 1916;
santos. As. l5gc.; mild, quiet cor
dova. l6@lSc.; Havre. unchanged 20
! franc higher Hamburg. uncnahSS1
10 A pfg. higher. Potatoes Darcy
steady: Maine. bag, sl-sOq$Z-oO' OaD-
haze ana Peanuts, steady ana uA'-
changed
steedv early. with lard. but late IN
lie dav declined sharply under sell
inc ~ large commission houses ana
refners. closing gas points net lower
prime crude, 4.9305.00; do. summer
yellow. 6.lOa6.30; January. 6.l2; teO-
ruary. COS; March and April, o'iO'
/ May. Ella; June. els; July. 6-22; AN
gust. 6.22: prime winter yellow. o:zS
/ 6Y699; do. summer white( o-Sogo''V-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
HERALD NAMES
WILSON CABINET

NV YORK SDeek4k,---AHs NJ
frss torcras1 "a Glse aoblez1s tbs
Herakd sGiarazY PF1ntsd TIE telloW.
ksss a. -ao<tay-s C.oh1nsrt Cltsot,A
aosrexarg - 5xaeo-N b&lalso .
Nrus.n. q Fe1raa1-A-
serrezarr - 49, Irc1sorg--
WNskans &. 10 &Gzoo. ~ &ess AOEk-
S~rrQxArg - W4s-<.t-ArAe1 ~
Crane, 81 f[tA1GsA-
Rfeorae1 f-s-sscr0l---1kssb res.srr-N-
rfxS AZ Asfsc.heH f,s.iEarr. ~ fCnn-
~xax nnfs. C-a.ancezfor E<fsaaro n
49,. 0f New Sexsey, sr ESp-
ss.~~utnrfEe E,Oberf Lee HeHrg, -
49,.
F.U.erna.stex Cs-zseFat----Je,sekiasr
nnrslsfe o. w<y<eh CarcttE.4s %
Rrnre-~rlsAkise Atkscrt tta&eg
Hrrfe>on. - TeERss
4e.rr<arF % skse N1By-ff1
EeeSe<arJ of tie xuterie<---iatxe
49,. 81 cotaEa<kO. o. k.o8aro
a. Norris. q Moafana-
aeerefnry - AGrlcutZors,---<LS ~
81, ca rsfIner. - lKatoc, - ft<4-
r~-~nearfre Burteson. - fezae.
a~rEeeary - COlnDstgce ekno
r.nl.cr--Esoais -. B<AAdelo, e
Maesa<.fsusefte.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
Rough TO LEAD
ANTI-SAL0ON LEAGUE


BOANOEE. VA SPECIAL - "
Houzh. no pras sssCted rrecide1t q
N. anti-Sai-on Lsarus q virginia
~ me CIuzlnE session CT lrt ANNA
--nrr.rrIon % his hc-CT 6sre Aa-st
r1Ent is g rru-1Ee-r pushes I'e-1
o. Norfolk where ne las been en-
49, Il r-e 49, e-s-1te cueinezs tCr
n rurab@r q y.Ers He has long Zee ~
tla-rtrei rviL1 t1e se-uRerAnce ca..-se
csf IN. STATE. spsr.uE -el-rer t.-nc ncF
zoley 81 fU-tnerlzE re 1gat AG--1-ei
AQuor- Ee - al s-rcsrS Srste~laer -
AmouE the newly c1uee1 wee pres
tceuts are EoH=eac- Kan Anc TIE
Rex- s Roger Tyler. rector ux -
aERrk-s EplScopEl C-E-cn. ticr-r-1oflli-
PerhRps rne rno@r intc-eetinE YEA
are % -he @naI ze-sion Wls a aeateo
saehslre between ne k2r. D. James
Car-c- n AID Cu1Cnel james D
IahrStcz 80 70 ne oes- WGJ 20 ~
49, q f-rr ut-lucs CEr- r,alt-n IN tie
mrhtr g-cucar-ordl lns-ttltiou1
rrsoIrtica cffered - d. Cannon Gel
zzris-ee q TIE leaEz1G NAz lz-A-is
4oop.ed-
part ID - follows.
Total recesp-a. Sc. ST sc. t1ciGctEg
R.aLarre % a17R5E- otsruE@ezaents
A. ~. Ee. halanre Ianuary Is. 1&lE
11E--ff. L1ah-ltrics. f1-t1t-T7f Er~D-
rory ofclce GEzures. 1851 AUcttEc
ard approved fSe-uscl - p An8-
bar. FrG1k = Wells. cos7rnittee-
ppierre-t--Tan1zTy 1fth 20 FEB
ruzry --tr. incilsige- Eeceipt.- IL
1sa-11. irxlo8f-E haiGnce of a-sf-se'
6sturssracr-A 3-.-kss a. a e,
G1N1z1- ltst iix1es 4l.Ea--tt-
FolorluE - --e -1f - ostAcers Arc
esz-altte-s ~alEn var a-re1t 1le eeetl.
1is4 ~ r1s -e-Sls r-r r1e nfHt go -lF'
49, :. " Hc-En. NsrfsIk-
r.. ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SMOKY" DOES
A HONDINl stunt
vA-speeial.--

RIG II - o y ID fA-c pecla.l--
-s-aokey~ has gone. and now al
ne gaudsguie theaters % the coun-
~. wiu Be watched - the police q
the different cities
--ar-oEey- - az black a. minis
ters coat HiH other name - James
- 4 s-lll-o'-tfe-ysizp Smokey has
tsOadksL the nanacle King SKINNED
= rr.eLsard Wzys ms morning
erookey'' lifted kls hat 20 Deputy
Clry serEsaDt r 4 Neal as ne @e1
Polics Cogrt and bid him fcuo fare
vel The parting BreSt4nk. Sers
sort bot 20 the pOiEL SMOKEY
COX no chances Dpo1 fond Eno an
gerlnE farewell
4 .-lsr s-frrokey~s' company. bpt 80 the
- .ras charged with being an es-
Il r-ar..-d s,r.sorer from the State penl-
frrtsary read forces and with a.
tenn.rIrK % shoot Tray HoloDfSo =.
smokey" thought tnat tns VIZ VIZ -, ~
lflsaesC<late himself from the oAii~a@'
- the 5ail was propiuoNs.
4. sac --Saa0E39's'' pertormsance tAl-
lraorrtns was sCcn - would net DIE
la Roctiy salary Epon t1e .aIis-S
boards. SMOKEY p1lleo - OF ier -
s,r.eter ensoIunsent than liberty. ~
e.c~sr fad be iaft the JAIL steps
lhandcufgec 10 Hugh Malone, saOtns'
800. saspscted q felony. that ~
lroTeorsed MS exc<ec.rRiy contortsD.'
RIA. And allowed tke encirc-lng hann
cuff 10 alp FeDtiy enc 1850 -. -
100. more or les. 90 Broad Stree'
lover tha jail Alley course, ~ reSoI'
Zine No stop watch N4s neio .
rs running. bot - II s2io knat =
must have beaten the present go
80 ne distance. a. When Deputy pr
l.-eart Nesl looked arounu SMOKEY
thad Soinec the ranks o. many . DfAN
ieoidffr lie VAS 2r10ag tkle m1estts.
10 ~ fhe finle tnEl this Sate1 -,
rrf<reklp AZ said FsnkN - - -.
:, upor Foo6 A1tborttys fhat - ~ &C.,
lerfy lssa the ~ leave use f1ne4 - -. - y.
y raIerfer. buf So tie Dcttcs ~ - -
- 20 49, surrounding t<rFltDfy 80
q 1909 10 40 efort 20 naake nim cssei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SUFFRAGE STORE
hAS IT'S TROUBLES
NEw YORK Special. because The

NFW YORK Special. Because the
women customers are too PROUD ~
cary home their purchases, tue 49,, 49,
~ havlnE ia troubles today. despite lNt
fact that IL Us doing rushing DeslnSse
According 90 Mrs sophia hIeHtsi' .
80, best purchasers. As they take Hoinf
the articles with them. lnhteaa OF nAs
lrx them sent ia the httie ycilo" push
Thia vehicle also had its troubles. as
40 women cbauffcuss could b procursp
10 push ~ along. ana BOYS nao :" -
kfred thus changing an excellent aa-
verfgelnR feature intO cumDcfSoms
object OF mere unity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

ICES that candidates may be norsi-
nay prsecribe. II tfe corr rsitt0es
sxerrfde the viii of the people--es
hrv are likely TO dc--the tneNttacle
>eSalt win BE independent canotdates
n me general election. Kew port
<eWs PreSsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SPIDERS TO WORK
FOR GOVERNMENT

PANAMA. Special Colonel
f.<s.tf,ais has put six spiders 90
s.ork 40 make threads for use IN
ne canal engineers suft eyin2 IN
srrussarnts. 20 take the place OF
olafinum.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
OFFERS TO RETURN
MISSING WOMAN

CHICAGO, Ill. Special Evidence
that Fanny hoitz, missing SIN son
49, A. beIrp held for ransom, was ~
oFe6ed the police today. The girls pa.
renfs notified the authorities that a
well dressed man came 20 nc ia9it ~
nome and offered 20 return tAS 2Ai -
fhey paid him $50.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
CONTRIBUTED BACON.
Hams. we'll smoked. small,
HIDES.
MARKET CONDITIONS.

Live Poultry-All kinds scarce and
IN good demand. Dressed Poultry
Demand good. Eggs-Receipts cleaned
up and market In good shape. STOCK
-Veals, lambs, ETC., very active under
scarcity. Other commodities Ia gooo
demand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
Nnahn I-inirnrnt 3

Nosh's Liniment b
the best remedy 20
Rheumatism, Scisucs,
Lame Back, Sthi
Joints and husolcA
Sore Throat, Colds.
Strains SPAIN, CutA
BruiseG { Oils
Cnmpa Neuralgia,
Toothaebe, and al
Nerve, Bone and Mus
cle Aches and Palma
The genuine hAa
Noah's Ark on every
package and looks ike
this cut, but has RED
band on front 81 pack
ar and "Noah's
nniuienr" always IN
RED ink Beware o
limitations 7Sc, soS
and 800. and sold b
al dealers IN medt
dine. Guaranteed q
money refunded b
Noah Remedy Ca
tnc RtchDcnA ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
NEw YORK PRODuCE MARKET:

New York.-F1our. steady Wheaa
steady: No. 2 red. $f.0Sa q
1901. Corn. quiet. at Size. Hides
Petroleum and Wool. steady Resin
quiet. Turpenune steady: machine
barrels. 4zsc. Rice. Moiasses. ia"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
SHOULDERS BLAME
FOR DYNAMITING
xrs Eumsilne PankhnTst in Written
ArlIe.e sa,s She Is Responsible
for Rf0uilsg Up 81 Lloyd
(,eOTFc Home.

LONDON Special Legal advisers
81 The home Cf,ce Friday began me
considerable Of a transcript 81 BITS.
Fmueffre Pankhursfe cardln speech
20 ssc@rtafn whether y gave grounos
Tor Criminal charges against her ana
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

BURLINGTON. VT Special, f1Te.
which broke out in the dTy.ng shed Of
fnr ehapar0 Morse lurref piaht'
=, ....t,,,.r a., lake cnampialn- today. de-
~s~cved two planning mills, aeFerei nun /.
6seI feet ~ good lumber ana did
damage Of $4,000
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

Baltimore. Wheat. firm. s1.1o.
Corn. steady, Sec: Oats. Steady. on
demand. No. ? white. s0m404c.: stan
dard white. ss0ss1c- Rye. dull and
narrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

A. has beer pointe1 out before.
- 5000 "a have 1cFulDacCna -
snr,sIasfes for aecat offices p.Hce -
srfnaarfes The clan specifically pre-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

AAfRTToUs BOTS AND GIRLS N
eTery CITY and Town IN Virgins
car make money IN sp0re tine sell
ang SFsarmint Sun 20 their neigh
bCrs and frtenes- send ycor 1Aufs
O. n post cErd az o0ce Tor sPeclal
ere 70 BCTs and CiriS- hr-N
MTG CO. - Petersbu7g Ave,
RicAnond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

&. 49,, thrre wan 1 have been using Noahs
-, md viii say that Il cured me completely
Can ~Aik setter than have in two years- Noan n-
I !, h;sh -oosh - E Cyrus. Donald. c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

Load your cars so that hay at doors
represents contents, and thus avoid
reflections.
This market grades hay in accord
ance with the National Hay Associa-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
RICHMONp LAY MARKET.

Following are the quotations on
the Richmond Hay Exchanges:
can lots.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
Noah's Liniment

Yo may be one that be helped by it-Noah'
ininent is an external treatment
Yo, would If sufferer give $500 quickly SlOO Ton
something that you All ask TO do Is 20 ny one
&c size bottle Noahs Lniment II does not Dement, you
- 5eaer is authorized o give back your money
Where there swelling fever Means L1nnent W.
no doubt YOU Requires little rubbing peneuS' anu
- not evanorate mos external remedies
II YOU have far you vii be more interested % con
,inue personally investigated many OF the eesnon
TOR Noahs Linment
Not long ago Charleston C TO ook INTO to
.rtbIe Csc This man. Mr. John p DAILY, unable 90 rsiSe
- Vbt arm until be had USED Moan
I;nrot Mr. Day years old and Is well and avoIaoy
He has resided there most o. nis e anu ~
= veteran IN civil Mr. y
palv told me his sister request HH-G
Cd q sample BY mall then he ><LZ[[Z%IZ<L[[L[N>
states ne purchased 2Sc sire "
bottle. and then 500 bottle
and a little than the lAtts
made perfect 9 Noah Kennedy O0nn'enS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
My Statements:

II YOU are rheumatism know that TINS ~ DC
of much interest you have relative or TREND u'
g the terrible tortur Of this manyheaded monseTrneS
txua-that it will be equally interesting
You would give price TO be relieved
.r. ar, many socaled cures sdveTtisedTead what most
If them requires four times day. nternaly some
remedy up with drugs which VOuo can o0l
Rad uhat these cures claim Is the OF rheumatism
uric acid kidney trouble liver complaint indigestion etc
No one knows uric acid isask your family PnSaei.n
about these cures H'e
ssn,e ,irne You have O of faith IN his opinion
a dseaseWith more serious oonouoa
n not checked in time IL often doubles up brings
on Il orts of misery makes life almost unbearaoe
Nine cases out Of require internal treatment * All
Do no, al YOU, system cures until you have ien
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
cur,d q seissie Rheuun.tisFa

Every winter for the past lev years 49,
A-~r trorihied with sciatic rheun atisrn, ana nae
ed nearly every Hniment and remedy snoN :.
I used one bottle Of Noah's Lnlment ana haven =
Pc, Clobs Stamp Works. Boston. Mass
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27

wHEREvER AcHE Or PAIN Is 10
cated-sttRness AL soreness %
muscles OF tctnts- rco In FrAyssr ;
srest Nerve and Bone l1afreDt, and
ne pain disAp9s@rs. TIE SreAtssN
a. round t1nfnent An ne Tor nan
aDd beast: t-y it-aOn1 s0der-nere
n the r1Eht help. 1Sc oort1ea ~
srurEi1tA Manufactured oE J.
RATSER a Co. Rienrroad- Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
With Rheumatism
Mr. Daly.s statement

81 .,,ffered with rheumatism m my right af1
- .hcs,Id-r complicated with partial paralysis
~ the nerves tr- numerous prepsrations IN
oniv partiai relief. SOLDERING intense pain al tns
tirne loss Of appetite. insomnia and vas reoseeJ
:. -. skei-ton Fortunately learned Q.
Hoahss IMMINENT and began its use Athoogn
could not raise my arm, alter using httle 90
49, iarre sire bottle feel that am completely
$3.50 ~ nv old sell again Cannot TOO strongly
reoommrnd Noah's Linirlent john 7. DAILY
Charieston. & {.
Frora a Prssa nsnt Business Man q Nie&Ao
81 have been using Hoshs Linirnent IN WY
- - ~ rheun,atssn and have found u very
beneficial IN removing the pain. and telseVe -
Be . valuable remedy ] recommend Il TO AZ ~
Eerurs In that lane -. Matthews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

know about the subject of mental medicine.
Genial, cosmopolitan, widely read, and
brilliant speaker, DR.. White is known Off
cially as superintendent of the government
Hospital for the Insane; but in reality he is
famous here and throughout all Europe as
one of the worlds greatest psychiatrists- "a
psychiatrist not being the name of a Greek
letter fraternity, but physician who studies
and cures mental disorders. Diogenes, who
spent his life in perjury, poverty, and pessi-
mism, has caused considerable gossip for
centuries because he hoboed around with a
lantern looking for man. But the doctor
wrests the circlet of glory from the brow of
Diogenes and puts upon his fame tarnish-
ing touch. White, spending his life in opti-
mism, converts himself into a searchlight,
and explores every cell of disordered brains,
bringing to the surface all the thoughts they
contain. AS discoverer of ideas, the doctor
is the Christopher Columbus of modern
manias.
Only forty-three years old, he has done
work that puts him at the top of his profess
ton at home and abroad. Not only has he
been in charge of the government Hospital
for the Insane and cared for its three thou
sand patients for many years, but he has
acted as the business executive of the place
signifying that he is qualified to govern a
Sllldu COWll. LII oNtitiOl W Iillo, liz ileto
written hundreds of articles for medical
journals, has got out by himself or in collab-
Grafton with others four big books and two
TRANSACTIONS of foreign books, and is about
to publish fifth, ali of them dealing with
mental and nervous diseases. As a physi-
clan he is lucent, and as writer he IS fluent
which brief statement may convey some
idea of how unimpaired is his own brain.
To cap the climax and to show his capac-
ity for work, we hereby make the first official
announcement that within a short time he
and DR.. Smith E. Jelliffe of New York will
get out the first number of journal they
have founded, to be devoted to the under
standing of human conduct and dealing
with the problem of human conduct from
the viewpoint of psychology. AS an indica-
ton of how the new work is esteemed, it
NAV be mentioned that the leading article
of the first number will be written by Pro-
fessor Jung of Zurich-and Jung has done a
fine lot of work in taking the jung out of
mental jungles.
There are many times when foreign
tongues jabber in Whites office in the hos
pital at Washington; for all the big mental
and nervous scientists visit young William
A., take look at the colony he governs,
hoist their hands and shoulders into the air,
and wonder how fellow who hasn't wrin-
kle on his face or a gray hair in his head ever
developed so many real ideas.
Dr. Whites fame is founded on his COM
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THE first time l ever
saw DR.. William
A. White he was having
the time of his life grin
ming, giggling, and
guffawing at a musical
show, and if the jokes
and the songs had
sounded as good to
everybody as they did
to him that show
would still be doing a
een-thousand-dollar
business every week.
The next time | en-
countered him he was
chatting volubly with
a long-faced, lanky-
haired scientist from
abroad, and the Ian
guage in which they
spoke was German,
Scandinavian, Arabic,
or something equally
wild. The newcomer
was spreading out a
theory concerning GER
tain activities of the
human mind, and, as
his hair grew lankier
and his face longer I'm
der Whites question
ing, | knew the theory
was all wrong.
The third time | saw
him he sat at the end of
a long committee table
answering questions
fromCongressmenwi with
rapidfre precision, and
convincing them, as
they afterward stated
in the Congressional
Record, that he knew
nearly all there was to