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managers friends. who
tn, II, supper and show their Ola
monds and talk about seeing Dan ana
Dave and Charlie TO- "a TheSrs
beasts. and I hate 'em.
81 tell you. Lynn. It's the girls IKE
no nm the stage that ought to be piled
Its girls from good homes that are
honestly ambitious and work nara 10
r,s, In the profession. but never 90
ca, there. You hear lot or sympathy
sloshed around on chorus girls anu
80 ofteen dollars week. "inie!
There amt IA sorrow >" VII" >"'
a lobster cannot neal
.Ig there's any tears TO shed. let EN-
~o,, FOR the actress that gets a salary
-, from thirty to forty-hve dollars
v'.aL for taking leading part In a
-, show, She knows she'll never 90
suv halter; but she hangs on FOR years.
snning for the chance that never
"Ana the fool plays We have TO work
In, Having another girl ron you
around the stage by the hind legs In a
.yyheelbarrow Chorus In musieai
comedy Is dignited Drama compares
with the idiotic thihss 'Ne "ao W
IN the thirty-centers
.,pu, What | hated most was the men
the men leering and blatherins at YOU
across tables, trying to buy you with
Wurzburger or Extra Dry, accordins
20 their estimate OF your price. And the
,o.n in the audiences. clappng. yelling.
Snarling, erowding. writing. gloatng-
like d lot Of wild beasts, with their eyes
fixed on you. ready 10 eat you up " you
come in reach q. their claws On, how
] hate EN-!
myself. am !, Lynn2
II had two hundred dollars saved up
and ! cut the stage the first Of the
summer l went over on Long Island
and found tho sweetest little village
that ever was. called Southport right
, on tho water. / was going to spend the
summsr there and study w on slocu'
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question.
"And then I caught the four-thirty-
eight. soft-coal unlimited and here I
am"
"You didn't tell mo what was In the
box. Lee" said Miss D'Armande any.
icusly.
zone Of those yellow silk carriers that
used 10 kick into the audience during
that old vaudeville swing act OF mine.
Is there any OF the cocktail left. Lypnr'
THE END.
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owe you eight dollars Tho expressnan
will call FOR my trunk
81 handed her tho money.
"pear me. Miss Crosby' says she.
Is anything vrongr thought you wero
plea ed here. Dear mo. young women
are 50 hard 10 understand. ana so iit-
gerent from what you expect 'cm To be-
''YOu'ro right says ]. Some OF 'em
are. But you can't say that about men.
when you know one man you knoio 'sr
an That settles the human rae /,
The evening world., 1913-10-06
By CHARLES DARNTON
nd No Drama.


EElNo "Evanseine"
ing street car past I~nlows house Portland W. Broad
Here play that all pictures and drama Of all
of
that ieo
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A Girls Chances.

A RE q grTs
n sss,;s :. s ,s'
jured by tn" TACT
that she earns her
own living?
w h y on earth
should they be!
Hardly any one as
scrts, nowadays.
that the g!rl who
works in an office
or a shop loses
feminine attra ct!Ve-
ness ON that ac-
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II HERE have been poetic" poets than was the
who made the old Craigs House the sthic centre
Of Cambridge. but few who much loved
Mr. Howslls said Of Longfeiow: HE bu. he
left house luminous for hs having been there
And many there echo that tributa There
something IN him than hAs thought higher
than that for reached out u
deeps Of human drawing him all phases
Of humanity from philosopher with trained vision
discussing with him the problems Of life 10 the little child
with eyes Of adoring wonder telling him Of new toy or
. loved fairy story.
~ the affection Of Of vtsitors." said
Longfeow his whimsical glowing with love and mrh.
funess "A little called this morning he oftsa
looking with discriminating At the
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Copyright. 1911, by Doubleday. Page 4 CO.

Copyright 1911, BY Doubleday. Psss q Cs''
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING iNSTALNENL:
eiils meet after long separation. One o. Sns~
y lynpette u Armsnde a STOCK COMPANY az ~ whc
he, recently retired IRON the ssse AND 81. nn,ss
live In Long Island village hossni, shs
ss on TO say that she retired becauae o. W
class Of men that atIe are iofSsuu, a.. !"
The evening world., 1913-10-06
BETTY VINCENT'S
ADVICE TO LOVERS

treat the young man as YOU'D treat any
one else, neither avoiding him nor let.
ting yourself be teased about him.
The evening world., 1913-10-06
lContinued.l

lContinusd.)
ID the men We nave 70
meet after tho show are
the worst OF all. The
stage { or kind. and the
managers friends, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Communication to the President
Voices Objection to News
paper Statement.

Washington, March 26.-"Can there
he such thing as fashionable
Church?"
President. Wilson. son of a minister
and himself long prominent In the ma :
tonal councils OF the Presbyterian
church. IS asked to settle this uues-
ton, in letter sent to him to-day by
ReNford l.. Holmes. president of the
District of Columbia Christian Endeav-
or Union and superintendent of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church Sunday
school.
MIR. Holmes says In n letter to the
President asking for this statement
that the references of some TO the
Easter services OF Sunday would seem
to indicate line OF demarcation among
churchgoers which take 1t is not pleas
ing TO you or TO the Christian people
generally"
Mr.. Holmes takes exception to call
ing the Eastern Presbyterian Church
"inconspicuous."
The press of Sunday and Monday
state that yourself and family avoided
the fashionable churches of the city"
the letter says in part, and .lnotored
out TO the Eastern Presbyterian
Church which is described as incon-
spicuous.'
Mr.. Holmes says:
My point is this, Mt President:
Granted that n church may possibly be
inconspicuous (Which. however. the
well known Eastern Church is noD.
can there be such a thing as fash
ionable church?
What are churches and beautiful
Easter services for? Are they merely
rendezvous for society folk In some
cases and herdlns places for the moor
in others?
rs the Easter service a combination
or high priced song and silken gar
men;s displayed from choir loft and
pew for the cdifcation Of the SOCIETY
reporters? Or are our churches hold
odinccs for the worship OF God by
president. or peasant. and the sacred
services OF the Easter-tide an EXPIRES
sion of mans love for his Master, o.
man's hope In risen Lord"
MIR. Holmes then states: MY protes,
is that there might bc an .unholv'
church Though l have never known
OF one). but That the word fashion
able should never he used in connec-
ton with churches or services unto
God and continues that he Graves
A brlef expression" from the President
that every one might know that God
is no respector Of persons"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27

IN MEM0RIAM

JoNES.--Tn sad but loving reme,>.
brance OF MY husband. 4 Q. JONES.
who died one year ago to-day. March
q. 1912.
when the Angel OF Death brought
his summons
And thou vert compelled to at
He took from our home our proteo-
My husband, our father, our friend.
There is grief that cannot ind com
There. are wounds that canno. be
healed,
And sorrow buried in tho human
heart
Too deep to be revealed.
Home that once was bright and
Now is always sad and drear:
Loving hearts that once were happy
Now are always aching here.
Farewell. dear father. thy labors
DER,
Your willing hands can toll no more:
A faithful father. both true and
kind:
A truer husband you could never
His WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
STRUGGLE
WITH RAB|D animal
Walter Mayberry Badly Bitten in
Hand-to-Hand Fight
With Dog.

with his left hand badly mangled
by the teeth of rabd dog, Walter
Mayberry, thirtythree years old. OF
Evfngton. Va, applied yesterday to
state Bacteriologist Ferguson for Pas
teur treatment at the Virginia Depart
ment of Health. The physician recog :
nized Mayberry's case as serious and
instituted the beneficial injections at
once.
The wounded man brought to Rich
mond the story OF furious bare
handed tight for his life with the
mad dog, and. indeed, after recount
ing his adventure, he says he regards
himself as fortunate TO have escaped
as easily as he did. Mayberry says he
was walking along the public road
last Monday when he saw in the dis
lance dog approaching at a steady
trot. acting In peculiar manner and
swapping at imaginary objects on
either side Of him
Having had no experience with mad
dogs. Mayberry suspected nothing un-
til after he saw the rabid animal make
savage attacks on Il wagon and then a
carriage that passed him in the road
The dog was almost on him at that
time, and although Mayberry attempt
cd to avoid an encounter. his pres
cnce was discovered by the raging
beast, which Immediately spranG to-
ward him with foaminG jaws.
Mayberry had no time to seize a
stick or stone from the road. and be-
ing unfortunately without arms of any
character. found himself forced to be-
gin barehandcd struggle for his
very life with tho swapping. froth-
flecked creature. The man succeeded
I'm beating off the attack for a few
minutes. but finally the dog caught
the thumb and forefnEer of May
berry's left hand between his teeth and
shredded the flesh down to the bone.
In spite of his intense pain. Mayberry
ended the fight by killing the rabitl
animal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Invitation, which was taken under adj
visemcnt.
Louisiana Against Free Sugar

visement.
Louisiana Against Free Sugar.
Louisiana's opposition to a tariff
bill providing for free sugar was mani
tested at the White House to-day when
Senator Ransdell and Ex-senator
Foster. OF that State, called to tell the
President that the people there were
unanimous I'm feeling that the greatest
industry OF the state would he serious
ly crippled probably ruined, If free
sugar is provided in the bill. The
President gave serious attention TO
what his callers had to say, but did
not commit himself. His general atti-
tudc is that the people of the country
as a whole should be benefited i'm every
possible way by free goods. if the cost
OF living Will thereby he reduced And
he will not diverge from that altitude
ii is stated by friends close to him
Representative Graham and McDer-
mott, of Illinois. to-day recommends ed
to the President tho nomination Of
John j. Fleming To he collector of the
port OF Chicago.
Samuel McCune Lindsay, OF New
York, conferred with the President to-
day about the naming of an industrial
commission. President Taft nominated
nine members of this commission,
three representing labor, three EN-
ploNers OF labor and three having no
direct interest either way The nomi :
nations failed of confirmation, and the
president Will send In nine names Mr.
Lindsay recommended that Professor
Dcvine. of Columbia University; Louis
Grandeis. of Boston, and Father Ryan.
or ST Paul, he named as the three
impartial members OF the commission.
Blaid Lee Secs Wilson.
state Senator Blair Lee. OF Mary
land candidate for United States Sen
aior for the short term. to succeed the
Z Ia 900 ID
minutes to-day talking with President
/, Wilson about the political situation in
Maryland
Senator Lee is identified with the
progressive wing Of the Maryland
democracy. William l. Marbury. of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
CLERK SEAWELL
MUCH IMPROVED
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l


Raleigh, n. c.. March 26.-Consider-
able Improvement is reported in the
condition Of Clerk of tho Supreme
Court j. L. Seawell. and his physicians
are now confident of steady improve
ment and speedy recovery.
Commissioner OF Insurance James r.
Young is back from New York, where
he took part In the preparation OF Il
simplffed and very much abbreviated
standard life insurance policy designed
to be adopted by tho Legislatures in
many of the States. 1t Will go at once
into the Legislatures now In session
Tor adoption. but must wait, so far as
North Carolina Is concerned. until the
Legislature reassembles. 1t can be
adopted at tho special session to be
called next fall or winter.
charter Is Issued to the Thrift
manufacturing Company. OF Charlotte:
subscriber, by 7. c. Guthrie. c. W. Til
lett. Jr. and 7. c. Guthrie. Jr.. for
operating cotton mills In or near Char
lotte.
Another charter is for the ST. Paurs
Light and Power Company. of st.
Pauls. Robson County: capital. $780,
600 authorized and $1,000 subscribed,
by Opie OdGm and others.
The Durham Buggy Company. of
Durham, increases It's capital to $50.
600. S. w. Minor Is president of the
corporation.
There is charter for the Hanna
Creek Mining Company. of Randolph
County: capital, 5000 authorized and
$500 subscribed, by II. Fl. Green and
others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
DRUG BOYS ROLL
WINNING GAME
Phipp and Hayes Play in Great
Form and Roll High Score.
New Men Show Up Well.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Drug Company
team administered a fatal dose to tho Bishop
Shirt Company five. the leaders in the Com
mercial League. last night on the Newport
Alleys. and won two out OF the three games
In an easy fashion. iosnE the third game by
only few pins. The drug boys had good
sight on the head PIN and they inishe Ell
with fine total.
Phipps and Hayes played in fine form. and
put UP some hiEh scores. President Robert
son. or the Commercial League was on
hand. and he pu; life in the players
ana kept them on the go throughout the
series Richardson and Amos. TWO new play
ers. proved to he good ones
foilowiny Is the scores In detail:
Naugha -R 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Supreme Court Oninions

, tSpecial Ia The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. y. g.. March 26.--Opinions wore
handed down to-day BY the Supreme Cour,
III case: az follows: Spruill VS.. Bateman
rom washington County; reversed. state
vs. freeman. Franklin; new trial Penny VS.
Is. H. New. Hanover; new trial Brown VS.
nhii'oau render. new trial Boney VS.
honey, Dupin; no error State VS. Cook
Wayne; new trial. Cedar Works VS. Ium.
ncr company. Wake: error. Best vs. Best
Wayne; error Stiiloy VS.. Planning Mills
wayne; error Cain vs.. Downing. Baden,
error. Nance vs.. Rourh. Brunswick: nov
trial Fuiwood vs. Fulwood Brunswick no
error. nunic rs Railroad Robertson: NO
error. stewart Ns. Mccormick. Cumberland;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Pleads Guilty OF Murder.

lSrecia 10 The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville. y. -. March 2G-Eliiah Cur
It's. a young negro. pleaded guilty Of murder
in tho second degree while being tried in
Superior Court to-day for killing Adolphus
Evans and sentenced TO nftccn years
In the States prison. curtis admitted the
killing. bu. his attorneys undertook 10 show
mitigating circumstances, among others the
simple mindedncs and youth OF the defend
ant These induced the light sentence be-
slowed By Judge Ferguson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
CURFEw IN WHITE LIGHT ZONE.
Mayor Gnynor Would End Vulgar
Orgies In Neu YnrL

New York. March 26.-Curfew for
the white light district Will ring at
o'clock in the morning. beginning
April !. according TO orders issued by
Mayor Gaynor. Night liquor licenses.
forty six in all, have been revoked.
The people who patronize such
places after the regular closing hour
the Mayor says Ia his order. are not
II rule decent people. They are vui-
gar. registering. and often openly i'm
modest. II is time to put an end TO
these vulgar org les"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
POPE CELEBRATES MASS.
III ynicinns Express SntisfnctIou Over
His Prevent Condition.

[Special Cable to The Times Dispatch. !
Rome, March 26-Pope Piux y. eele-
hrated mass early this morning He
administered the communion TO the
servants of the household
The physicians in attendance ex-
pressed satisfaction with HIS condi-
ton They. however. advised him 10
maintain caution 1t was decided ma;
April the Pope would receive some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
XII ST PHI BANQUET
Local Chapter Has Merry Evening Mt tn

, r'"cHT 0HHpIrr Has Merry Evening Mt the
~ Jefferson Hotel.
OF the III 81 Phi Fraternity was held la 81
night at the Jefferson Hotel. and was the
occasion oi reunion OF many old friends
Dr. THOMAS ii. Scales acted as toastnisas-
ter while Interesting addresses we're made
ny Inc following members: b. F. Keel DIR
~. l.. simpson. II. ]. Pussy. DR.. T. M
iuShcs; W. H. Perry. DR.. Il. IL. Jeneries
j. -. Williams and DIR. r r. Kelly
others present included C. W. Hohe T.
y. Duntord. NJ g; Conduit Thomas j. Pear
son, w. Il. Cardwell. $. Y Kent g G,
kciger II. $. Boatwrght and II. S. j. Ham.
lton. " - i'"'"-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27

OBITUARY
Mrs. Anna X. Tarlor.

tSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
onancock. Va, March 26.-Mrs. Anna
r.. Taylor. wife Of Iiardee Taylor. died
at her home on Pungoteague Creek
Monday morning, following an illness
OF few hours. She was the daughter
or DIR. Russian. professor OF French at
Hollins College, Salem, Va Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor were married last August.
Rev. j. G. Cornlck. rector OF. ST.
Georges Church. who oficiated at the
marriage. read the burial service to-
day lntermcnt was In st. Georges
chucrh- yard. Besides her husband
and father, she is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. Relford kcllam.
w. j. Stakes
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Hoathsville. Va. March CIV 7.
Stakes. an old Confederate soldier and
righl% esteemed citizen. died at the
home Of his sister. Mrs John s Dav
export. al Lancaster Courthouse. Mon
day night, aged sixty-nine wears In
terment VIII he at Rehoboth Church
northumberland County. OF which he
hAd long been q member. He was one
OF thfee brothers, all gallant Confed-
crate soldiers
Oscar Lit.Ieton.
tSpecia! 10 The Times DISPATCH
: Lynchburg, Va. March 26-Word was
received here to-day OF the death ar
Netchez. Miss OF Oscar Llt,leton. who
.iH "'ei vie PIPE
ana Foundry Company here. His death
was due To pneumonia
Mrs. Katherine Price.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Enporia, Va, March 26-Atter
brief illness. Mrs. Katherine Price died
at her home on Pcachtree street lest
night The end came when IL was nre
sumed that Mrs. Price was rapidly re-
covering from an attack Of grin she
is survived by several children Mrs
Price had been resident of E.mporia.
TOT NUMBER OF years and was highly
esteemed by large circle OF frlends
The interment will be made in the local
cemetery 10 -moiro:v afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Vanderbilt the perfect Man"

Especial 10 I ne 7 Imtt- DlSphtCh,J
Newport. Il. L. March c5--The friends OF
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt referring 20
him as Il perfectly formed" American. and
also ono OF the best dressed men in
England to-day. They claim that Mr.. Van
dcrhilts height and weight in the ratio
found in man OF perfect build.
Daily exercise. regular meals and n happy
life said to b. responsible for the mil
lionarie's perfect health. II has boon Il long
time since he required the services OF doc
tor In any way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
TRUST WINS FIGHT
Low Rnte Of Duty VIII he as.c.s.d
imported Mntchrs "
{ special 10 VIC Times. Disnatch

,lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch
asnihston March 26-The tobacco
trust won it's fight to have imported
mh,ches assessed at low rate OF duty
to-day. when the United States GUS
toms Court Of Appeals overruled the
decision OF the board OF general an
pralsers classifying the imports as
cigar stores Company. the importer.
protested against duty OF "a per
fourths OF ] cent n Thousand a,o,,i,
he assessed. The court sustained the
Importer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Stomach Troubles
0UICKLY RELIEVEp.

Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey is the
best obtainable medicine for all con-
ditlons OF lowered vitality due to ad-
vancing years. lnvalidism or stomach
and indigestion troubles. Taken Just
before meals. 1t stimulates the dlges-
tive organs. enabling them to perform
their functions naturally. which>brings
to all the tissues and organs the nutri-
ment necessary to their sustenance
giving strength and vigor to the whole
system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
ROLLER MILLS DESTROYED
Plant In Floyd County Burns with
LOSS of $4,000.

pISpcC!aI % Tic TImes- DISPATCH
moanoke, Va. March 26.-The large
rIt1,lier mill situated on Little River IN
EEiioSd COUNT. belonging TO the Floyd
f; Power Corporation. was de.
s'rTotyed ~ fire last night.
me mill is located at Sewers and
vas vas built by T. u. Sewers. now OF
~. Trhhrris,tiansburg. about three years apn.
amounting TO $4,000 was carried Tho
corporation owning the mill is con-
posed OF local capitalists. s. G. Profnt
ncihg the president. The fire is he
iieNed TO have been caused by over
heated machinery in the basement i,
.aS ocen but short time since me
trEyson Roller Mill further 49,
the river. was burned w" !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27

nc Vhesapchkc and OHIO team has taken
over inc franchise Of the T. w. Wood & Son
tea,h IN the Commercial League and thoy
VII pay their first series Friday night
when they meet the Everett Waddey aerre
9sti"n NJ $50 on tho Newport Alleys
io-hisht the Richmond Lunch meet the
beginning at go sharp 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Ccpeda Arrested.

Mexico city, March Ex-Governor
Cepeda. of the Federal district was ar
rested at 10 o'clock this morning by
the order OF President Huerta. and is
held incommunicado at the national
palace. The charges against him have
not been made public. hut IT Is stated
that he Will be prosecuted with utmost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
STATE TROOPS
ARE DRIVEN BACK
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch !

Naco, AriZ. March 26-With an es-
tnnated total of 800 killed during the
days fighting in the American mining
town OF cananea. the 300 Federals
late to-day prevented the state troops
sault. More than 900 state troops
were driven back. The Huerta garri :
son is reported TO have lost few men.
The slaughter of the attackers was
great.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
------------------S ----------------
WILL ADJUST TROUBLE
Case Against South Carolina Merchant Will
Probably BE Droppcd

Probably BE Dropped.
The hearing of j, &. Parker. tho Flor
cncc. $. c.. merchant. arrested Tuesday
night 10y Detectives itreEgcl and Gentry on
warrant charSing him with obtaining
merchandise, valued al more than 500 III
false pretenscs. from Strauss Brothers & CO
or 1915 East Main Street was contained
Yesterday morning in Police Court until 10
ds% In The meantime. ~ is expected Park
erS trouble VIII be adjusted and HIS case
trial. "
Parker t.legraphed to South Carolina for
tunds ana his attorneys, q Is. Pollock and
". Naihewk announced he would settle
his account WITH Straus Brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
NH'HFFIHc FriTe.
Especial to The Times Dt,n.,o,
DEATHS

in Emmit.burp Ma
Monday the Path inst. SISTER ANN
EL1IABETH DILLON. daughter OF
the late Michael and Ann Dillon.
Her funeral took place. in Emniits-
burg She leaves a number OF rels
lives 70 mourn their LOGS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Relieved Stomach Trouble

Relieved Stomach Trouble.
would say Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key is the best medicine on earth. 1t
cured me OF stomach troubles that no
other medicine could touch."-C. FL.
Keiser South Langhorne, Pa
Colds, bowels. Nervousness.
II have used Dufys Pure Malt NVhis-
key in my family for the last eight
years. 1t is certainly a wonderful rem
edy for colds. bowel trouble and ner-
vousness. We take 1t as an all-around
household remedy and feel sure It
can't be beat"-John Agor. r. T. D.
No. 3. Hamnonds-
port, ~ Y. <pvNLSEe,>
Sold in sealed -fS/ "a ~ E\
bottles only by ISf AsGM {1N
druggists. grocers s%l <SS9HHfA Isl
and dealers at s1.OO \ NGS8f$SA8W
bottle. The Duffy y &SNEIt8Exy
Malt Whiskey Co., y SSSSef& 4
Rochester, II. y. dOE NHS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virginia md North Caro-
linH-RniT aud much colder Thursday
clearing by night; cold vnyc catrcmc
west portions. .Fridny fnir and cold.