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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Dear santa Claus: I ~sn' n doll
and carriage. toy machine like
mothers. i.-cna and cr.oida Vaughn.
t!o~-n. Colorado.
Dear Santa Clans. am writing
you \ letter io let you see wha, I
want. want a s'-,i and print niy
name on IL: train and track and n
sNitrh track ani NIT. AMI canu,.
MANN, wants an aviation cr aud
snm- ribbon. v"urs truly. Oscar
Vaughan. Gox SO. i,o~-u. Colo.
Dear Santa Claus; have been very
good this year and am not sninl
tn ask for much. I want q pair q,
hair ribbons. u blue serge suit, and
very iarE" doll. g, inches high 7
think Ia cnouRh. Hiring mother n
drcs.. n pair Of shoes and nm Hvia-
lion cap. Corn Vaughan. EoS Sc.
Rowcn. Colo.
Dear Santa Claus: am writing
you n letter to lc, volt SOC what 7
want for Christmas. want n sled
and prin, my name on II: = train
and n track and u switch track. nuts
and candy Your. 'r'i,y. Bcnnic
Vaughan. Bowen. Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
new WPREM|ER OF
SPAIN To USE
AMERICAN
METHODS

"NNfsfs 'N'H Ia f"Ttf ah tt~1e
ot sos-'nm5 nj ar. I. ps io.'oe.-i ~
= certain extent sy i.i.arrsa rs,o,
the new sPahir. pr-n,isE W,ihoai
ahao.insins any fiN-a pr.sfam.
s-aos Daio s-.isr.i. ON taxing Of
flee. that ne ia,~naea IA e,uaS ih-
opinions al the isop.- and govern
trsm more as America Is 60, -s.ed.
ass arains Ia the general welfare.
The n-~ premier. ..6 10 q: Year,
ole. 10 oh- al the hTs, sn.sI lawyer.
IN Spain. since 1874 he ha. B--n .
d,nuiy for the ii.ir,.. "t MusiAs lie
i'a'~si-s ani active in the t"s s.fss-
Tive raf'y, lie ~a, uh.ieE-s-sr-sAr
of so,efnn. MT in 1855. raa minister
of the same hspsrtia-n' IN iss-. "a
ter he was minister at iussi.- ami
pr-.,aSn, al the CHAMBER al i-raii.'s,
s~aos baio sir~w tbs Aosh,ns seas
accident a.i. no~ IL, 'oTs- IN SAaia.
sni H. Is Es~ni'Sf ~ aanrrons OF
rahisalions for sorisi ifiproN. .srs nj. (.
notable amoax lh-m ,--ins the ih.si-
su'e al serial reform. shS s..rs. .ain-
mission "a prevent The Siit~ slave
trade. the naiiaasi rbnnsi, II pfi.
-.as. tus rospI aeas-rnS 81 inris,ru'
i-n.~ ana legislation. ana sh. Tu,ai
s~~i., af 'sa,isieai anil ssTsai ...~n-
.-s
i'aris Dee. is.=smii. itol'fors.
the French neaa-n,'-ian. Wa rnsiir
tuissN Impressed ausins hiss recent
trip in 'h- tniie' Ssai-. h' 'h- tr-'
niendsu. faitn ir tho ToN.r Of -'in.
rs,ion wLirH ns ever sh-.- -n.Sun.
tered. In ,si. roan.',isn ne says
New n-rr ris~ In iA- world y
rnar~ 'pi,t placed 4. the Ins.ts Of
tn.,rnrssc.. and inos-i educ alton. To
Increase III. raia's;y. tic risanr'
and IL. iusrs, qualities M 'aa..
y AM s;,a',y iorea.a." n. ron-
tinb-~. -, tho attention i,aii me- by
American sln'rni. a,d h, their -on-
ti.iins asn,stii',y. amt " vas not
diHr".t for re 4. .~,,-s. their ma.
t,ss ~hcp I ga. ,old n III. spirit
at duty ana mora'ii, which Ere
vailed an,oac them. The prAN-rs
with which iar rnit itrssi',r- arr
er.a-d each r,o.a,nR arc net m-sci,
vain f.rMai,is, W~iision in Amer
lea I. above all question sf mental
.srt-nsr.ss ~hir, np, y. ry-t~sa--i
int ne w.ii.knnwn ,-r-~s nt Em-t-
son:
wrcn duty whispers low Thnr
must.
The youth replies: I can
~. uoutrsIN add. ho'c of warn
ing In reference ~ the n"w Prime
ton graduate college. at wh!sh onr
OF tho r-ino.na, iisas IL. he .aI'. t.
create . center OF culture IN Am"rt-
ran so,i which viii supply i nome
the equivalent rf the culture which
students in tac pss' n..s' I" ro'n" Z,
IN. Old Wcrld to scfs.
1t is thought tina, by inviting tn.
masters of tho European universities
J to lecture IN America. IN" same re-
suit will bcobtaincd a. Nv sending
American students I" turop".' he
saws. nni then goes on to cypress 4
doubt as ~ the outcome Tor the r"i-
son inai Princeton viii. o' nr".s-
sity be withou, that intangible hut
potent influence o! past a.soriaiions
,atiousIy described as environment.
atmosphere. ctr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

In this tow, u w. 60; together
NOT" Nc would &c. more together.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
"A-A-4-H-Q-4e4
= SANTA CLAUS LETTERS 4
~4-A-4-4-&-4-&

bssf santa! Nhen YOU come thi.
year please brius me pair ef skates.
Z like the haii-h~sfias kind h~.',
sisn wan, o printing .-s. - snhb-I
La!i. ..,m- school hs sndkrs.hi-ts. y
| n~vkti-. n bag Of p-snuis shd candy
From your '-,ii- fe,-nd. i.oy Ham.
mer. ,"s state street. Trinidad.
t,~sr santa Clans: Please bring me
u dtan. - Pop kun. rias snd aie~
rubber hall. 20 ! cas- play yiih my
baby brother. and SANTA. II you have
anY soldier suits I would like an..
Thanking y"u for what ySu may
hsins. I ani yonr l''''- friend. vin-
sent Easi"y.
Dear santa Claus: I nm u little siTi
four years old and I have been E"pd
aud .isy IN the house al the time.
chain and in.k-i. II little stove. a
.lr~sscr. doii aai u high chair Tor
IL. Please don't forge, my bsh,
brother vpur little friend. Pearl
Ea.ic,.
Dear sanis Claus Fur Smas this
year Victoria ~ouid iik" u rins. aud
n dol! bel. And I would iii. mani.
cure act. and dear santa. papa sent
one Of my doll. to yom for new
head AMI did not write nbout II. I
would like for her TO have hobbed
hair and auburn colorcd. And Santa
ricasc do no' bring very much candy
this year because after Xmas last
year ! had my iorsfi. taken ont and
tho doctor said for me no, 10 eat very
much sweet things. With love. your
little friends. Victoria aud Naomi
Engclhardi.
Dear Santa Claus; I an, not asking
for much this year. want n teddy
hear. u doll carriage aud n little he'd.
I think this Is enough. Ida Vaughan.
Bowen. Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Charles lleau0ui,r. dc,utv oi
Bcubs. propores to inirodur" a mo-
tion In tho French chan bcr Witch.
ifadoptcd. will revoirticniyc rarlil-
n"ntnr, procedure.
lie wishes that iu every dtg"ussior
of n Law. pyoirc, or rcrnlution. only
four sneakers shall he heard. IN, In
lis favor. ono against " the minis
whom Il concerns. aud tho rcpot."r
ofihr project.
The moinharr who ne % sp.ni. are
to nc delegated py tho commission
Dciorc which IN. proposal has 5ccn
aeht for examination aud ry tho
various parliamentary gtours. The
latter arc to com" to an asr.on cnt
with the commission us TO tho speak.
ers. In casc such an agreement can
net he reached. the commission shall
he competent to delegate tho th-ec
necessary speakers.
BRUSSELS. Dec. i3.--Commcrrial
statistics are to he tabulatod here
sfter by all European governments
under 1856 headings divided into five
categories. namely. living animals,
foodo and drinks, raw or simply pre-
pared articles and precious metals
in ingots o. coined.
The convention establishing this
common classification has been
signed by the delebatcs TO the In
tcrnational Conference for CONNER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
MOTOR CAR FOLK
GET NEW THRILL
Human Dummy Planted in Front
OF Them by Barton
Heights Gang.
STREET CAR SHATTERED 1T
County Police on Trail OF Young.
stcrs Who Terrified Auto
Drivers.

Iicnrico County police officers gum
shocd through Barton Heights last
night in the hope OF landing the ring
leaders of crew Of youngsters who
pulled :: new thriller that threatened
to unscat he nerves "f automobilists
ana strect-Car motormcn. The officers
secured u number of names. and arrest y
arc promised ii the stunt is repeated
The gangs stage equipment WAS u
clevcriy constructed human dummy
uniformed ana capped ami stuffed with
excelsior. Two of the youngsters took
the dummy 20 the middle Of the road
holding ii between them until an au
tomohiic WAS seen approaching. When
the machine was hard upon them. the
BOYS planted the dummy directly In
fled 10 the side OF the road. leaving
rcncy brakes or 40 through the men
tai agony OF committing manslaugh-
ter
The gang worked the stunt several
times on Friday night III the vincinitl
of Eady's DRUG store. at 6l5 North
Avenue. In one instance tile boys
Ilantcd the SUNNY in front OF an APP
preaching car. causing the motormnn
To stop short with q jerk Another mo-
torInan, however. failed to bring his
car 10 ., fun stop in time. and strcwcd
the track with old clothes and excel
sior
Tho matter was reported to the pO
lice by nerve shaken motorists. and Of
tccys added new ono to their rcCol-
LECTION OF fool tricks The gang. il was
reported. was composed of boys of siX-
teen ur Whereabouts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
STREET WORK IS
LUNCHEON TOPIC
Fuller and Crenshaw Will Tell
Business Men How to Get
Improvements.

The city Hall will bc AT tile bat
al the next Wednesday afternoon
table talk luncheon Of the Business
Mems Club. The general topic will
be How the city Can Secure Permau-
ent street improvements" and the
speakers will be Alderman Ordwny
Fuller. subchairman OF the Council
Committee on Streets. ana Acting
Auditor George s Crenshaw.
Moses Thalhimcr will preside over
the luncheon as chairman. The dim
crs will fall 10 at 80 o'clock and the
speaking Will be over within tho hour
Mr.. Pullers subject will be some
Methods by Which Richmond can
obtain Quick and Permanent street
improvements Mr. Crenshaw will
20 him a few words better under this
title: How Other Communities oh
talned Their Permanent Street I'M
provemcnts. and Their Relation to
Richmond i'm Their Tax Rates"
Both the Alderman from Clay Ward
md tho Acting Auditor are qualified
to speak with authority upon street
improvements for this city. and their
remarks will be OF immediate interest
10 the business men. The sonorous
title of their addresses need occasion
no alarm. for both possess a City Han
re putation for brcVity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

turn it, the library nigh, charge 1t 10
the person or official mal<lus the in
dorsemont. requirement, which put
severe limitations on such demands
Tho resolution adopted on Friday
night as construed by Librarian Nc
Ilwatnc Yesterday. extends tho use OF
IN" library 20 all responsible persons
in the State over eighteen years or
ap" VIII" may apply. tho responsibilities
of the borrower TO he certified by SOM.
member of tho General Assembly. stat.
official judge, school superintendent
or by TIA, Mayor of amy city or town
and approved OF the state Librarian.
I'll" Certificate of responsibility" D,
MctlWaiuc. said. viii not be regarded
tS am Endorsement. ana Will not make
the Mayor or other official rcsponsibi"
for books taken out Ii is merely u
uutc OF introduction to the librarian
10 tlie erect that the person APPLYING
is q reputable citizen OF the COM
mEuity.
This allows The applicant TO with.
draw hooks for two weeks. with priv
ilouc of renewal for two weeks, If
the hook in the interim Books wiz
he sent 10y mail or express to any part
of the state, carriage charges both
WAYS to I've OH the borrower.
Arrangements have also b"on made
for an iutcrlibrary exchange. by which
reference books may ne borrowed by
any library giving the state Library
tile same privilege. That is 10 say. If
somc student in university or college
or city maintaining u library desires
to make special study OF subjects in
books I'M the state Library. they VIII
n, loaned L. his college library from
which the student may got the use Of
them Under local rules similarly. amy
ono desiring 10 make a spccia! study
OF subjects to he found only i'm the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
EXAMINATION FOR
ALL P0STMASTERS
Fourth Class Officers in Virginia
Must Stand Civil Ser
vice Test.

Virginia fourth-class postmasiers.
numbering 900 or moro. must stand thr
civil service examinations in January.
The incumbenty most OF them appoint
cd by president Taft and then put uu-
der civil service withou, going through
the ordeal Of actual examination. were
withdrawn from the lis, ny President
WILSON and told that ;hey must pass
the tests in competition with any other
applicants for the oiic- For the
fourth class post offices IN Virginia TO
bc filled there are several thousand APP
plicants.
Al the time President Taft placed so
600 fourth class postmastcrs under the
civil service the charge WAS made by
the Democrats that he gave 10000 Re
puhlicans life tenure OF Office without
subicctinr them Ia examinations one
OF President WILSON'S rrSt ctiCiai acts
was to withdraw the $1,000 poStlnas-
tcrs srom thcir seCurity, OF oihc". In
the future the appointment o. ionrih-
class postnastcrs viii be made on the
merit system.
give examinations in Washington on
January 10 For the convenience of tho
aDnl!cants. the same examinations viii
h. given At the following points IN
Virginia on the dates named below
January Abingdon. \lcHanGria,
Bedford CitN. Blackstone. Erisiol, Char
Iottcsvillc, Clifton Forge. Covintton'
Culpcper ,Courthousc) panNillo'
Fa,uvillc. Franklin. frcdcricksbur;-,
Front Royal. hampton, lIarrisonhuTr,
Hot Springs. Lccsburr Lexington
| i.ynchhI:.p. Marion Martinsvillc, New
+ port News. Norfolk, North Empor:a'
Norton, Petersburg, pulaski court
hous~l. Richmond Roanoke. salem
/ ,;altvillc. South Eoston. Staumton, Suf-
4 folk Warrentou. Waynesboro. Win
chester. Wythcvillc.
+ january liking George court
housel, providence Forge Tarpahan-
January 1a-chn,lcs Guy Court
! house,. king William OCourtho uss'.
/ Montross.
January liking aud Queen Court
/ house, Warsaw, Williamsburg
January lj--iIeathsvilic, SaludnS
Yorktown
Janlary IG Amherst ccour,housc>
+:astviIe Glouccstsr Courthcuse)
Hnisvlle. Lancaster Courthouse,
/ Mosleys junction.
January Amelia CCourthousc)
/ Bland tCourjhouscp. Boydton, Char
I lotto (CourthouscJ. Clntwood DillwYn,
Floyd Courthouse. Gate city, Indie
p"ndcncc. Irvinrton. Iawrcnccviilc,
I MADISON itourthoiS"i A'iaSsuS Ma &
! thcws (Courihousc), Milford, Monterey,
/ Newcastle. Ialuyra, Parsley, Pearls
I burg. Rocky Mount. Shipman, smith
; field stacy. stuart, Victoria. Washing
ION. Va. Waverly. Woodstock
January 2a-Orangc Courthouse.
North Tazewell
January - AppomattoN court
houso). Buchanan, Cumberland CCourt-
house,. Cioochland tCcurthousc). Hon
akcr Louisa (Courthousc) rcnmimc-
ton CAD SinnnrhSNillc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
.ENLARG|NG USE OF
STATE LIBRARY
Or. Mcllwainc Explains How
Citizens Generally May
Get Books.
NEARLY ALL NOW INDEXED
lntcrlibrary Exchange Arranged,
and Provision Made for
Schools.

Plans for much wider use Of the
Virginia state Library by the people
~ the STATE arn hciuR mado hy state
librarian ~ L. Ncllwaine IN con-
foirnitv with th' resolution adopted by
lilo l.brar, board on Friday nirht. nr.
1Tcllwain, said Yesterday that the
uattor would have been talon up
arlicr ip his administration. bat tor
inc practical difficulties of using = Ii
urarr only partly catalncUvd. rhc
work of inGcXinr has progressed stead
ilv since he came into Office and III
uRuy aepar tmouts completes catalogues
OF SUBJECTS have been made. Books
uu philosophy and religion are now
practically inc only divisions remains
Ws 10 he cataloGued. The forCo IS
uow complotu. the department of gem
,ral literature the large history de
partueut. probably The most valuable
objection I'm tile library. having been
ent!rely cataloGucd
Popuiariyiug Library.
I'or several years. DIR. Ncuwanc
slId. progress has been made i'm pop
.loriyinc tho use oi the library Nv
was open to the public Books might
"a taken oUt only by members at thu
General Assembly ana officials OF th"
state governments Th" privilege OF
rising books waS hrs cNtouded ."
Judges Of the courts and 80 division
school suucriurondcuts som" time AGO
81 resolution was adopted by tn" board
,Ntcudlng tn, use OF the library 10
amy minister or school tcHch"r
Nrcd Oni. Note Of intr"du"ti"n.
TO library WAS list made aNnll1hlr
tu, tho use or tie puhlic y hen the
boatl nroviGed some Time aGo that
.oni;s mich, Ice taken out hN auN per.
ION 1dolSed by mcmhcr OF The GEN
,tlal AsSrulbl>, state official Judge or
s,lcrI superintendent This was con-
4trl,i TO mcau that If tho PERSON talk.
.uc Is book out lost or failed - rec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
PERK|NSON HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
Former Policeman Sent to Upper
Court on Charge of Shoot
ing at Johnson.

Walter j. Pcrkinson, former police
man aud nov drawing pension from
Tic i'olicc Benevolent Association. was
held for the grand jury yesterday
morning In polic" Court for shooting
at Claude NJ johnson on the night
OF November {"
Johnson. who is son Of Patrolmnn
chiffon VI. johnson. testified that Pcrk-
!uson shot At him 1t Fifteenth and
Marshall Streets. lie ran and was
not wounded. rcrltinson defended him
self by saying he thought that John
son had robbed him.
Testimony was introduced to show
that johnson was H. tho act of re-
turning scv.ral bills to Parkinson.
they had been given him by third
man VINO took thcm from Icrkinsons
pocket as IL joke. Perkinson furnished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
Don't Let a Cold
Settle on Your Lungs

Many cases Of Lang Trouble can hc traced
directly to a severe cola which has been
neglected. aud which. 80 g result has affect
cd the lungs IL You have persistent
cough cold. talk. warning before it IS
too lnte. E;ciman's Alternative il most bone
iIcial in such cases AMI has boon tho means
of completely restoring {" health many per
sons who had serious lung trouble Read of
this case
PleasantVili". :. !.
"Gentlcucn:- During tho winter az 1911
contracted severe cold, which settled on
my lungs. The doctor pronounced II l.unE
Trouble. tried nearly every prcparat Ion
without any result, aud kept getting worse.
Eckuau's Alternative was recommended -
me. and commenced using IL az II last TO
sort. The first hottie seemed 10 giVo no re-
lief. in fact. seemed tn feel worse, hu, I
kept on using the medicine and found ont
tho first bottle had really started on tho
road recovery by io"sening tn. mucous
ami making me cXpcctorate freely. After
usinG tho medicine for some time my cough
ccascd. gained flesh, and to-day am q
wei man" (Signedb GEO. NJ. BATES.
tAbove abbreviated; more on requ"st)
Eckman's Alternative has bccn proven by
many years test To lie most cnicacin,s
for severe Throat and I.unE Affections
Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma. stubborn
Colds and I'm upbuilding tho system. Com
tains narcotics. poisons or habit form
ing drugs Sold 10y Tragic Drug Company
and other leading druggists. Write the Eck-
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa for
booklet telling of rccovcTieS and additional
evidence. -Advcrt!scmcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

morrow night iu the Sunday school rooms
Of Grace church. Notices sent out ycstsr-
day hy President +. u. BcveridEe draw at
tcntion 10 important matters that will come
up for consideration. ana ask that all t-Hch-
crs and officers hc present.
Mrs. H.. T. psrooI VIII make address a..
the subject Echoes from tho General Con
vention ON sunday School Work" There
will also he a general conference on timely
sunday school TONES led ny r. Il AndersoIi
Printed programs for the Teachers Traiu-
ing Institute. which viii be held ia 50. Paul
Episcopal Church December ( TO u, iutlu-
sivc VIII he distributed 10 those IN attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

bail for lis appearance at the next
term Of the Hastings Court.
J. =. Pennington was fined 500 by
Justice CrutchGcld for maintaining an
objcc tionablc establishment at ~ =
North Ninth street.
\ fine Of $40 and costs was imposcd
upon II. y. Pructt Cor cruelty 10 a
horse.
Henry Price. colorcd, was fined ;l0c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

the city Council for the purchase by
The state from the city OF one-halr
OF the Ford block as II site for a new
building for the library and Court Of
Appeals. both IF which are now
housed in Inadequate and nonfrcproor
quarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

sentenced to serve sixty days in Jail
and required 10 furnish $500 bond for
his good behavior for twelve months
FOR selling liquor without license.
G. j.. Hutchinson was sent TO Jail for
four months for stealing a bicycle from
j. J. Kennedy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
BOY SHOT IN LEG

AIsS nara 'lotsou. a thirtcon -year-oid negro.
Of i@t% Boyd street WA shot through the
ief, knee Yesterday morning ~ Norton and
Rnyd streets 10y auuth"r negro hoy. said 10
lac Georg" Jones or az Norton street. Tho
latter escaped. and had not been caught at
Il late hour las; night.
iIohson was sent to tho city Hospital by.
pr. J. NJ Cufcr, ambulance surgeon. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Sp.Cial ~ TN, Timcs-Dispa
New York. November - Only sS.00o
kept the y. Wy. NJ Z. y. c1mpaicn
from reaching the $3,uU0. Oco mark to-
day. only Sii&5a MAS brought in.
making total II $2.H%l3l2 It was
the second low day "f th" crusade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Iichurd Gray. alias iiundey. "olorcd.
was arrested Yesterday los Policemen Nuptcr.
NCoowJu and Bot" and hold at the First
Police station rs q suspicious character, he
iiCyrd :" have had cocaine in his possess Ion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
SUNDAY-SCHOOL- MEETING

Institute Of Hirim0nd Conyocntion to Hold
Quarterly Session To- Morrow.
Tho Church Sunday School Institute Of
the Richmond Convocai ion will hold its reg
ular quarterly meeting at Sis o'clock to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

y. W. NlcKay. -; 100 East Cary street. YES
tcrday afternoon complained t. Bicycle PO-
iiccniau TomliuSor that while standing on
the running board of an automobile iu the
rear uf West Ca,y street. hc wac struck
10y - Cart driVcu 10y nu unidentified negro
lie wts Slightly hurt about tho log and his
trousers were torn. The driver stopped when
Mr. Mckay oulicd /" him. but tho latter
N .lnci ~ a,ni IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
Arrested Tor .Ahsnnit.

George clarke. colorcd. was locked up yes
trrdUy TIA. First Police Station on tho
charge ~ hitting paul Mccoy with iron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
p0SLAM HEALS
ALL ITCHING
SKIN TROUBLES

Poslam offers the
easy means to per
luancut eradication
of eczema. : "a ] |
rhcum. rashcS, PIN
pies, and all skin
diseases.
Ita action is sur
p,isinely ra y | Il.
Itching stops In
mediate relief is
felt. Soon the trou-
bic disappears. and
the skin rcgainS it's
normal condition.
\ single over
night application is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

sufficient TO show what Poslam can do.
ana viii clear away undue rcdncss Of
nose or complexion.
Comforts tired, itching. blistcred
feet. Protects from infection when APP
piled to abra SionS and sore spots Re-
licVcs baby Of chafcd and itching hu
mors
pOSi.AM SOAP used daily for toilet
and bath viii keep the skin in healthy
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