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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-21
DROBNE oGEOSZENIE.

DKOBNE OLkOSZEN1E.
Nowy York, 81 pazdziernika.-
Burmistrz Mitchell ma stanowi--
sko, ktore przynosi $4,000 rocznei
pensyi zamianowai cziowieka,
kt6rego znalazl przez drobne o.
gioszenie zamieszczone Nv piss
mach codziennych. w ten sposob
wypelnil on wakans W urzedzie
trzeciego komisarza dobroczyn--
nosci. Mnostwo politykierow u
biegalo sic o ten urzad, ale wy
brany zostal George T. Thomp-
son, ktory odpowiedziai ma drob-
ne og}oszenie zamieszczone we
wszystkich pismach nowojor-
skich.
Ma ogioszenie burmistrz otrzy-
mai 800 list6w. Mkt sjednak ME
wiedzia}, re burrnistrz Mitchell
kazal to ogioszenie zamieScic. :
Burmistrz W ogioszeniu powie-
dziai, re potrzeba jest dobrego,
biznesowego czlowieka ma wybi-
the stanowisko, gdzie bedzie
trzeba opiekowac sic duzem blu
rem, praca konstruktywna, "a
zadai tez najlepszych swiadectw.
MOVIE WYBRYKI WILL.
San Antonio, Tex, 21 pazdzier
nika. - Postepowanie generala
Will jest zagadka dla caiego swia
ia "a wiecej jeszcze dla samycll
Mexykanow. Wczoraj konsul
mexykanski w tenn mieScie otrzy-
mai wiadomosG re stolicy mexy-
kahskiej, re general Villa wywo.
la} panike pomiedzy delegatami
pokojowymi W Aguas Calien--
tes, otaczajac Gale .miasto armia
ziozona z $4,000 zofnierzy. Mo
re on W jednej chwili zabrac ca
lie miasto delegatow, obecnych
ma konferencyi uwiezic.
Wczorai ma nowo rozpoczeiy
sic obrady tel konferencyi poko-
jowej roznych stronnictw mexy-
kahskich. Delegaci poprosili Car
ranze, by zagwarantowai i'm
wolnoSc.
Zolnierze Will obrabowali jul
paru delegat6w, niektorych zas
porzadnie zbili.
Agenci Will ME chca przeczyc
temu, re Villa sprowadzii wojs-
ko jedynie W tym celu, by niekto-
rych delegatow Carranzy uwie--
zic.
Wczoraj ogioszono, re general
Zapata bedzie osobiscie obecny
ma tel konferencyi pokojowej.
GROzNA OLA ZALOTNI-
KoW.
New York, 21 pazdziernika. =
DR.. Ernest C. White, ktory codo-
piero wrocil Paryza, gdzie ba-
viii przez siedm lat, zostai aresz-
towany jako zalotnik, ktory ma u
licy molestowai pania Howe, kto-
rel MAJ jest siostrzencem prezy--
denta Wilsona. Lekarz zostal
skazany ma 10 dni domu poprawy
i zaczai juz swoja kare odsiady-
wac.
DZlelna kobleta ZWroclia uWa-
&c ma postepowanie White'a "a.
zadaia jego aresztowania. Le-
karz przez dziesiec blokow szedl
"a iona dra Howe. Powiedziaia
wczoraj, re kazdego ,flirta" "a
prowsdzi pred kratki sadowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-21
Prosba 0 rozwiazanie trustu stalowego.
OkruciehstWa PruSkie.
Co pisze naoczny swiadek postepowania
Niemcow Belgii.
Nemcy powiadaja, ze " Be|gii niema gEodu.
Przesyflea roiesa do F4o1andyi.
oKRUCIENsTWA PRUSKIE.

OKRUCIENSTWA PRUSKIE.
Boston, 21 pazdziernika.
Banker bostohski otrzyma: list
nastepujacej treSci cd swego
przyjaciela w Nowym Yorku:
We wtorek otrzymalem list cd
mego przyjaciela Z Londynu
posylam Panu wyjatek tego il
stu Czytamy dose duzo W gaze
tach O Niemcach, lecz to co tn PC
!aje, pochodzi Cd cziowieka, kto:
~ te rzeczy widzial ma wlasne o.
czy czlowiekowi temu MONA
wierzyc.
Oto wyjatek iistu mego przy'
jaciela:
Me MONA sobie wprost Wyo,
brazic okrucienstw zo1nierzy ME,
-nifeckich w Belgii;; Gdybys tu
byl, tobym cie zabra1 do paiacu
Alexandra dwie mile cd megc
mieszkania i pokazalbym ci mez'
czyzn i dzieci z odcietemi reko-'
ma, odcietemi uszami i warga,
mi. Dajemy przytuaek i zywi--
my tysiace Belgow w caiym kra,
ju i qudzie niektorzy adoptuja
belgijskie dzieci, ktore we woj'
ME stracily swych rodzic6w.
TAX brzmi list Amerykanina,
kt6ry ma wfasne oczy widzial O.
fiary pruskiej brutalnosci.
$5O,OO0,OOO ROCZNIE.
Philadelphia, p pazdziernika.
- wv sadzie federalnym zazada,
no tn wczoraj rozwiazania tru-,
stu stalowego. w przemowie
swej do sedziego Jacob Dickin-,
son powiedzia1, re S5OO,O00,0OC
kapitalu trustu stalowego ME
przedstawia aktualnej wartoscl
ize Carnegie jest gIownym twor
ca tego zakazanego przez Rad
kartelu.
Powyzszy adwokat przytoczyl
diva listy Carnegiego, ktore maJa
zdradzac metody biznesowe, ia
kiemi posluguje sic Carnegie.
w jednym tych listow Car
negie pisze ze Szkocyi do swej
kompanii, re stalownia southchi-
cagoska w roku 1899 wykonala
$4,000 ton SYN wiecej niz jego
kompania, nazwal to kiepskim
interesem. - JeSli panowie moze-
Gle wykonaG zamowienia po ze-
szlorocznych cenach to macie
najmniej $4O,OOO,OO0 czystego zy-
sku, a moze nawet SO milionow.
Wiecej ME MONA zadac.
w innym liScie Carnegie pisal
w sposob nastepujacy do swych
kolegow w kompanii stalowej:
- Gdybym by} carem, tobym
dywidendy cd zwykiych akcyi
wcale ME piacii. Zarobek czysty
kompanii obroci}bym ma zakup--
no i budowe fabryk do wyrabia-
MIA materyi bawelnianych, IA
bryk gwozdzi, fabryk rur paro'
wych, skupifbym ogromna ma
Sc okretow, kt6reby przewoziiy
nasz towar po ca}ym swiecie
przywoziiy odpadki.
Adwokat Dickinson zada, by
sad federalny nakaza} podziele-
ME trustu stalowego ma liczne
kompanie, ktoreby re SODA spra-
wiedliwie wspolzawodniczyly.
Walka to bedzie diuga potrwa
prawdopobonie kilka lat, bo trust
stalowy ME bedzie chcial ustapic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-21
Walk W Belgii
we Francyi.

Londyn, 21 pazdzlernika.
Walk ma wybrzezach Nora
$6lnocnego kanaiu La Manche
trwaja nieugieta wytrwaioSci2
stron obu = widocznem Jest je-
dnak, re Niency zostali odparci a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-21
Z Wojny Serbskiejj.

Paryz, p pazdziernika. - Z
Niszu donosza, IL pod Mitrowl'
ca Austryacy atakowali bezsku
tecznie pozycye serbskie / z wiel
kiemi stratami Fostali odparci.
Z g6r Dejania baterye austrya
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23

science clause was adopted some years ago. was held up for imitation by Germany.
 The case of Italy was also pointed: out as worthy of study; it was as serted that vaccination Is no where practfced so extensively as in that country, and yet no where is small 7 pox so frequent. pr. Kirchner of the Imperial Health Once answered all this by displaying statistical table. showing a steady reduction in small 2 pox cases since the present law was passed.
 X unique memorial to great Ger mans is gradually being built at Kal- tenhach near Engelskirchen, an hours ride from Cologne The Grove of Heroes'' is the name of the. place. and it is hoped that it will eventually prove Mecca for patriot ic Germans and perhaps place of yearly patriotic gatherings, at which noted men shall speak and the mem ory of the iIlustrious dead shall be commemorated.
 A young farmer named Kaxi Bose nius set aside large grove on his farm and began setting up monolfths to the memory of the great To date there are stones for Bismarck,
 Goethe. Luther. Theodore Koerner, Ernst Moritz Arndt, Schiller, Bee thoven. Queen Louise and Frederick the Great
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23

The condition of Senator Bradley, who Is seriously il in washington, is sIfghtI improved.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23
RHEUMA TISM.
 MEDICINE FRE

We want the name cz every De son everywhere who ts suffering rheunnatisn. go we c4n send hini free sample bottle of Hilfs Rhar tnatic Remedy. We don't care hc tqqng or how severe he hes had not y1eidsd and been 'iI,'i- fi1oro,s9 9isiy e. ed with 1t It works at once. zwenfy-1o hours # steps the p-. our expense This in nat A now u tried thing. For %wen ky-fiva yeann ic has been regarded by playgicAan4 practically the only certain kreatruGC for this terrible disease.
 Over ao.0oo Tesnraonia1s KalEs .aess
 AEr D. M Ehlers. sscxy. cul Lodge Of Mason of New Fork CitV writes that Although guf1ere bottle cured me-
 Mr. A Goldhaan. victcrin. says says am very well rieasea tf your med1ctnes am receEnxn cndtnrr very highly. It has cone more fcf me than anything have ever txied
 Marshall ", 7eratg. Of 10 1ttn haitian St. New York sayss I al years. have tried as1radst every ki remedy but got no raa1s1 or cNNa t1l lock yours. Tn frs&y sf Rl1t hCn T was entirely cured and f=ee -1kclc eil pain. send this unsu9foired-
 E1lIlss R1eunaatfc Remedy is on ea1 at most dfug stores at 14oo per tc tle. One bottle generally effect sample bottle and booklet at onca There is no greater aekvfra Wou 1 per1ofn for hunaniEy <han to any rheumatic aufferaE abont hH wonderful preparation. Addreee H Medicine Coz 11z East z4th St. Nae York N.
 AGENTS WANTED EVER gFEIizlsE Good Men BEake Sf0 Day n ods
 Preparat tions. WRITE NOW. .-f.dt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23

Vernon Morehouse of water9liet, N r., is spending few days with his parents in town.
 Several members Of the Bridgeport Art League spent yesterday in the vicinity of Pecks Mill, studying na- ture and wild birds.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Glover Buck of Blm street have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Oline Emrneine Buck, to Homer Edwin Nichols, which will take place on Thursday afternoon, June 4th, at their home in town.
 Wells, Jr., of Putney is visit ing his brother in Waterbury.
 The Veteran associat will meet this evening in the town clerk s of flee.
 Rev. E. N. Packard, pastor Of the Congregational church, is visiting at his home in Lancaster. Mass. where he is to speak at the 18th anniver- s5ary Of the Congregational church.
 Ball game at Knowlton park this afternoon.
 CHURCH NOTES
 Dr. Packard will preach at the Con- gregational church tomorrow both morning and evening service. In the evening the last Of the sTiIgrim Faith series will be given.
 The regular masses will be said at the new St. James R. C.churchS to- morrow morning at s:3O and 10.80. Rev. M. J OfConnor will preach at each service.
 At the Stratford M E. church to- morrow, Rev E. G. Carpenter the pastor. will preach in the morning, taking for his subject, sThe. Purpose and the Method Of the Gosp el Tn the evening there will be a special program of speaking and singing by the youn people to celebrate the nth anniversary Of the Epworth League
 NtT-nJIrT SOCIAL
 Tomorrow afternoon, the Mutt Nut club Of Sstratford will hold their sixth annual social at Nut Nut grove on Nichols avenue Entertainments will be erved and dancing enjoyed The members Of the c1ub expect that the affair will go far ahead 6f previous outings of theirs.
 BALL GAlAdH SUNDAY. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. KelIy'z Rets win again. meet the Sstratford Fire Department nine AL: ready Kellyss team has won one game in the series. Last week a game as to have been played but for some req son was called or. Tomorrow $ game ds due to be an exciting one several crack players having been added to each team
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23
ST K "A TIC OR D

There was quite a large and appre- ciative audience present. at the Meth : .odist church last evening when the choir of the Washington Park Meth odist schurch presented z A Century of saong.s' series Of songs and tabIea ux covering q period of over one hundred years. The program was arranged by Mrs. E. A. Burnes, wife Of Rev. F. A. Burnes. The program consisted Of popular songs during different pc riods of the last cen tury The tab lsaux were posed in a large fraIns and were very realistic, some of the. costumes having been family heir-s looms Perhaps the prettdest tableaux svsere those representing Annie Laurie Alice Ben Bolt, and Just Before the. the we'll known contra1fo soloist sang for the first two mentioned pictures One number was very arnuSins the song being John Browns Ten Little Indians, the chorus Of which is One little, two Ii title. three dittEe Indians. etc. AS the words were sung the ten little sInddans would pop up one by one from behind screen AItogether the proeTum was a very pleasing one and was enjoyed by sll Ice cream was served after the entertadnment
 TRAcKs NOT cHANGEB
 8 Although a petition has been circu lated about town asking that th troll ley tracks from Paradise GEeenk fO5 Peckss MILL whicM at present are on the right hand side Of the road, be- placed in the middle of the road. it Is not likely that this will be done. For some time it has been thought that the tracks should be changed. Just at present new state road is being built and: # was thought gssud time to change the trac1xs there having been much disclssiou about 1t of lates The fact that the road is very nearly completed now makes it doab tful whether the tracks win be changed aE the present time.
 MINSTREL JEHBIIH1E < Last evening the local tribe of Red Men entertained all those who took part in the minstrel show recently presented in their new hall. Each gentleman was accompanied by a lady and a large number were present. Several songs which were sung in the show were repeated last night much to the enjoyment Of all those present. Each one did some lith1e stunt to helps along the fun after which q fine sup per was served follow ed Mby dancing A very enjoyable time was had by everyone.
 PERsONAI1s AND NEWS NOTES.
 Mrs, Henry veit of Bridgeport was a visitor in town yesterday
 1fas. William A Austin of Bnoadbridge avenue is visiting friends in Trrzn b(f Ii .l1zss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23
KAISER MUST BUY SUNDAY SA0SAGES
 EARLY IF AT ALL
Court Refuses to Exempt His Cook and PuI.yeyor From
 Blue Law
Widespread Opposition 10 Vac- eizlati0n Develops Among
 German People.

Berlin. May 2s-If the Emperor desires sausages for his Sunday even ing meal, he can buy them the night before, just like any common citizen 1atfnE sale and delivery of goods on Sunday apply to the ruler in the same degree as to his meanest subject.
 Thfs is the decision of a Prslssian court in the case of a sausage dealer who appealed from a inc of $1.25 laws One Sunday morning, shortly before 10 o'clock, the hour at which a7l shops in Berlin must be closed. the Ernperor's private cook teIepnoned from the New Palace at Fotsda m M an order for sausaGes for the i'm mperfa1 table The dealer loaded the desir= ed wares on his delivery wagon and started it for the railroad station. On the way thither the delivery ma was stopped bx policeman, wf1o ina uir : representation that the Emperor was waiting for the sausage had no ef- feet on the policeman, and the result was the fine for the merchant
 On appeal the merchant set forth that his action came under the saw <zs ela zsse of the Sunday ordfnan ces, 1lsfeh provides that Sunday orders s may be h1ied where their i'm m sdiate q carrying out Is q emanded by the pub ' Un 1nfereSt's The order of the Elm peror's c6ok. he said, YVES such a ease The court rejectsd the appeal.
 Tt is of no conseq ence thst the Euperor was the custom CT. The Emperor has no special standins in private trade. It is the businesB of his private cook to send in his Sun Il day orders in time. just as any hupsewife must do. =
 z discussionl in the Rsichstax has just shown that there is wides pr cad 6pposztion fn Gerznany to cou1piflsory Escc1k1at1on. On a motion to ap- point a comnlssion composed equal " of friends and opponents of yac- eInntf0n for the purpose of stu dying taze whole question, party lines were completely 6b1iterated. and thz mo- ion failed only. by q tie vote. # was nerous petitions for change in the present law. which has been in force for forty years.
 The characterization claimed health lss injured by the practice. and # was Rointed out that the cf5lcfal HfA kiEttcs show that thirtY-two deaths were thus caused In Prussia in 1g12 2 They further asserted that man asers of stations for obtaining lymph from calves have thennseIves admitted the InppssIbiiity Of getting pure lymph in all cases The German ] law Go6z not proxlde For cum fsflsory vacrinatipn. but the police aufhori- tieH have everywhere construed 1t as giving them the right to require vac eIuatfpri, and when 1t becomes ueces- sar{ they use compulsion- The r4br esenfat tive of the Imperial Health. 6mce. however. said that there were only eight or nine cases yearly where com mpulsion was necessary
 Socialist speaker claimed that 'Rome parents have been ptlnfshe d live 6r six times for refusfnE to have their children vaccinated, and some Of ther1 were sent to prison Hun dreds Of thousands of people in Ger many. he added. have to act con-. 1ra<yT to their conscie1ace in havine theIr children vaccinafed and the ex-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23
E AIR E HELD

man who refused to give his name was found on the raflr oad tracks between this place and South port yesterday afternoon. The man stated that he. was thrown from a freight train by several friends be- cause he woul ld not split a paper Of tobacco with them. When asked where he lived he said he belonged in New York state and was on his way to State Lime where he expected to find work. The man had a slight wound over his right eye which was caused by the fall When last seen he was going towards Bridgeport.
 Miss Marion Harty Of Southport gave May party to her many young friends today. The day was passed in most pleasing way with the playing Of gam luncheon was served at 2 o'clock.
 Miss Alice Troy of Bridgeport was recent visitor in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Kane have re- turned to their home after spending several days with friends in Provi- dence. R. |.
 George Bess of Long Hill is spend ing few days with friends in town.
 William Davis of Bridgeport is visit E ing at the home of relatives in town
 James Russell has returned to his home in town after spending a few days as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Dargin Of Bridgewater
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23
Financial
THE First Bridgeport National Bank CORNER MAIN AND BANK STREETS
NOTICE

For forty-seven years we have been eonduct1nE business at the same old se-son, ssSs.x.llon, corner of Main and John la Iah1vate Bank has been established slere continuously. We have received s1.sn %lu paid out on demand without mo- .s.. ..ssS miunons Of dollars Of money de- poslsed with us md we continue to .ssSsre rSsselve money subject to depositor's sIs1 s.ns,ck ac sight, on which we allow s., .alse Der cent per annunl. credited. = = each account n1OnfslIy We solicit s.a .-aS accounts of individuals. business ..ls., nlsen, firms and cori5orafic1ss, and all VI Y n-o want q bank account where they sal ueposft money, checks or drafts, Mns. leave ft for one day.one week, one xssoIIn or one year. and draw interest Tz n1 1E Tor any time it is left with ms. sye g1ve to the business our careful ,s personal attention as the oldest firm ol prlvate bankers in this state
 T. Ts. WATSON Rs co
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23

AGENTS WANTED EVERY T7EI zEs7 Good Men BTake Sfo Day ods
 rations w RITE nToW.-Adt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

'Acocrli. monarch. Jesse X. Seright. sec
Rotary; Richmond Hotel.
fcla. OF Springfield. Mass. Chris G..
simpson. Nonatch:, William H. Harsh,
secretary. Murphy's Hotel.
Omar, of Boston, Mass. Dean T..
Lochman. monarch; James l.. Dean.
secretary: Jefferson Hotel.
io-ton-ta-l la. Of Toledo. O.. Hcrold NJ.
iiartcr. monarch; Fred IL. Kruse. sec
rotary. Jefferson Hotel.
Ilcjaz. of New Haven, Conn., Arthur
i. smith. monarch: Edwin S. How'd.
secretary; Murphy'S Hotel.
Long L.. of Brooklyn. y. y. Alex
andcr w Waters. monarch: Edward L.
Blohn:. secretary: Lexington Hotel
Iulei%a. OF Buffalo. y. y, Wilbur III.
FUNK. monarch; John iora, Jr, sec
rotary: viii park Pullman cars ut Byrd
street station for their convenience.
sixteen other grottoes under the
Jurisdiction OF the supreme council, are
yet 10 he heard from relative to hotel
arranS
Buffalo which lost tho light for tho
convention last year. Will be In the
fight nj the Richmond convention. and
VIII he opposed by the cities of Elmira.
syracuse and Pittsburgh The cam
paiEn for the 1915 convention promises
10 be an interesting feature, as each
OF the cities will be represented by n
large delegation of hard workers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
The Weather
Forecast, yIrgInia-Fair Sunday md
prohnhI! Monday.
North enthusiastically fair Sum
IN! ana Monday; light, variable winds.
Speclnl Local Data for Yc,tcrda,

special Local Data for Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. ....... 50
g II. NJ temperature. ST
MAXIMUM temperature up to s
Il. VI. ............. 81
Minimum temperature up to s
o.
McaH temperature. ............... "A
Normal temperature. ........... 20
Excess In temperature.
bcncicncy III temperature since
March l.;...,... ......... 1876
Accumulated deficiency In teupcra-
ture since January l....... els
p,hc!ehcy III rainfall since March
...;.:.;:.. :...... ......... PA
Accumulated deficiency In rainfall
since January 1........... 2.6s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
CoNGRESSMAN MONTAGUE
AMONG TIE SpsAxtrnc

me speakers Will include DR.. loo
cph iyde Pratt. director of road wort
M Sorth Carolina: Congressman 4 I
.iohtague. j. III. Binford, secretary ne
the state Cooperative Education Al
soclntion: Roosevelt Page, second au-
ultor OF Virginia: j. j. Owen. of tho
state department OF Agriculture. +
H. LaSautne. OF the Norfolk and Wcs.
tern hallway: J. A. Pride, OF the sea
poard Air Limo Railway; C. IL. Card
well OF the Atlantic Coast Limo Rail-
Ioau' ana Is. I. Crawiey. OF the Cfesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. Colonel /
W. Holloway. president OF the Islr Of
wight Road Association, has also been
invited to speak
according to reports rscefyro ~
president Potts. tho following dele.
cations are to come from these coun.
ties: Isle of Wight Twenty-Five: Ches
terheid. fifty: powhatan, 100; Caroline
100; Spottsylvanla. 100; Goochlnnd
ioo; while these counties are to send
IN indefinite number Of delegates: An
pomattoX. Southampton, King George
STAFFORD. Ice. culpeper. Prince Edward
RockbridEc. MeclSlenburs. Floyd, Scott,
fauuuier, MiddleseX Washington
Gloucester. King William. Nottowav
ana Louisa The counties in the North.
ern Neck report that they viii he
strongly represented.
Tho work OF the county units NJ ma
Rural Rond Improvement League has
been strikingly successful, especially
In Powhntan and Meckleuburg. In
Powhatnn County the board OF super-
risors has determined to turn the
maintenance and Improvement of tho
county roads over to the county Rural
Road Improvement League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
I RED SChLY SPOTS
ON 3AbYS SCALP
Like letter. Would Itch and Burn.
Could Not Sleep. keptSpleading.
Hair Came Outin Handouts. CUT
eura Soap and Ointment Cured.
Now Has Beautiful Golden CurIs.

n. y. %. No. Z. Bon as. Lithonia. o.
bly, baby was bothered with scalp trouhl
something IKE tottcr IL began by rough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

Ard deai They ni<ar sores Aoa KEEP.
spreading uDtE ;hey almost cov.r,a bor
entire heA'i. Eer air cams OFT IN handf,rt
hy family physician told me to get .as
Cut!cua Swap aad Sinsmsnt. bssAn
uESinI Der wi;s tho GuIcurn Soap and
applying she CuticurA Ointment. did shis
awico aarh day. and In sin weeks sAe MAS
cured had her Uni. Began to grow out irnmo-
diateiy. Nov she hns beautiful golden curix."
tsignedl Mrs. Sidney Park. Juno io. 1919
For more than generation Cuticura Soap
ard Ointment have oeen ,ns favori,es for
the troa,men. OF ecxenas. rashra. i:ci,ngs.
i,ritntion' and other torturinG. di,Gguring
aumor, OF the skin and scalp. A single satis
',f,en sufficient Sold throughout tho world
Liberal sample Of zach mailed FREQ. with
s2-p. Skin Book Address postcard CUT.
sufs, Dept II. Boston
Men who shave and shampoo with Gu.
neura Soap will md II h.s, far skin And scalp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

CHOICE OF TWO FAST TRAINS.
me Special leaves Richmond $40
a. NJ; leaves Norfolk 7:40 r. VI.
Fnst Electric Cars Give Quick and
Frequent Service Detwecn Nor
folk md Ocean View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
WHEN EVERY EFFORT
TIRES YOU OUT

Don't lot tho idea that you may fool
better In day or two prevent YOU
from getting bottle OF Hoods sar-
saparilla to-day and being at once on
the road to health and strength.
Your blood Is impure and impover-
ished. II lacks vitality. Your diges-
ton is poor. and all tho functions OF
your body are impaired.
ASK your druggist for Hoods sar-
saparilla. II viii build you up quicker
than anything else. II glves strength
to do and power to enduro.-Adv