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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15

New Models in
Women Cotton & Linen Dresses
and Tailored Suits
for Spring and Summer wear are now dis
played, in an unusually large and attractive
assortment, i'm the Department on the Third
Floor.
The Department for Dressmaking
and Tailoring Third Floor)
has ready for inspection the new importations
Paris Models
and Is prepared to take orders for reproduce
tons at moderate prices.
Superior materials and workmanship are
guaranteed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15

Women's Ready.to-wear Dept
Women's Dresses, Suits and Riding Habits,
in the fashionable models and materials for
Spring, are now in stock In comprehensive
assortmen ts, at moderate prices.
Tailor-made Suits, In very smart styles,
from $500 upward.
Evening and Afternoon Dresses. In fashion,
able models, from $500 upward.
Riding Habits, for cross or side-saddle, from
$500 upward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
For TUESDAY,,

For TUESDAY, March 18th
An Interesting Sale of Women's Spring Blouses
has featuring unusually attractive and the
materials following exceptional prices:
Shadow particularly $3.50
Crepe Powered Shanghai Silk Bouses z75
Lace and Net Bouses, i'm three styles at $50
400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
The Latest Importatlons
of Wraps and Coats

comprise number of very distinctive models,
among them being chic Coates Of taffeta, In
black and colors; Wraps of MORE, faille,
taffeta and brocaded crepe, with chiffon lin
ings; and a great variety of smart Coats In
designs expressing individuality and style.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
1. Altmam& On.

An Exhibition of Spring Fashions
for Misses and the Younger Set IL now
being held on the Fifth Floor affording a
special opportunity to effect a complete
replenishing Of the up-to-date wardrobe.
:: {: ::
Women's Spring Gowns
Wraps Blouses, Millinery, Lingerie, etc., are
being shown in the various departments In
selections which portray the latest styles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
Also for TUESDAY,

A Special Sale of
Little Chdren's Imported White Dresses
Hand-made Hand-en,broidered)
dainty materials including
following decidedly attractive prices:
Valencennes
lace (sze 6 months 212 years. Sl.75
Bishop Yoke Dresses, handembroidered
years. $500
hand-enbroidered at 285
Empire and Panel Dresses handembrodered Isles
Spring collection of Little Chidren's
Coats Dresses
latest creations of the leading French designers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

or more 'icieFat.s 70 attend a conference
which VIII iu.ct September . and 30 at
nc ieH6r"u Hotcl :" consider the most
feasible steps vl..ch ,an he taken 20 Dc
Vciop trade tI.c part OF producers and
'nannfactrrers Win Central and South
i,lnrd1 TIL pre- tLout ~ T. Bland Of the
Vert Point Chamber ~ Commerce. at once
called meeting and appointed as delegates
Oswald !. coe. u. J. Lewis. &. \. Erwin and
y 81. Atcygh mas returned with his bride
IL Was married on Monday L. Mrs l.. y.
Grant al Richmond
Vivian farncy, OF Aibomsric who mas re-
'cntl! accepted "a position clerk In tho
store ~ ). u FGEH. tried has haHd this week
~ York River ASKING. He went down
1" Bells Rock. near the lighthouse Of that
name. ard In tho hottest part ~ the after
noon ne came back with almost as many
hsl--trcni and rock-in his basket ;s he
could carry.
ON Frldn! The Youns Womau's Auxiliary
~ tho baptist church opened the festive
>cason ~ the fail with carnival The
whole %! Fourth street. t..o squares from
Beach Park from y to streets was ropcd
oil aud lighted with electricity. fame. lalnTS
ana lanterns. The whole street was a. rlt,l-
way pln!san'c on small scale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Exquisite Hair Timing

There is n new prepa ration oil the
market that is so entirely harmless
and so easy to use that there is really
no excuse for any woman Cor NAM
to longer tolerate gray or strcaked
hair.
"Brownatonc' meets and ovcrcomcs
every objection heretofore found "a
hair stains and is so pleasing in its
uniformly splendid results that 1t has
within n few months made thousa nds
of friends who could not now he in
duced TO use anything else.
"Browna tone" is the result OF most
exhaustive experiments and is abso-
lutely guaranteed satisfactory or
money Will be returned.
II positively cannot be detected. will
not rub on or wash off and liz harmless.
and permanent in every way.
Prepared in two shadcs-one for
golden or medium brown--the other IN
dark brown or black. Also In two sizes.
sc and S1.00.
y trial size and an interesting book :
let VIII bo sent upon receipt Of ten
cents. or we viii fiji YOUR orders direct
if your druggist insists upon SUBSTITUTE
ing.
Insist on "Brownatonc" at your hair
dresscrs
Made only by the Kcnton Pharmacal
Co.. 5a6 H. Pike ST., Coving;on. Ky.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond by
Tragic Drug Co, Childrcy Drug Co,
Grant Drug Co and other leading
dcalcrs--Advcrtiscme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
SURRY

, .rntSn-" 70 The rin'es-p.spe.chl
itt' w Septcu,b'r 70 M u r.
tl-nt'n" rrestd"nt ~ tho I;uuai Suffrage
'"su' a. Virginia. nndc an .tddrcs. In
inc auditorium or the courthouse =, slrrv
go ~" afternoon 81 TUESDAY To a i.r.. au,,
prr"'iatirc audience az both r,tou :,tI
"'nen. Tho fact that B; was court "a. VOL
- erection day, brought - large crow' to-
M Valentine was happily introduced t,y
'piain II .. Land. "ue of INC i-ainr.
ii@HIh 81 nc village Thi. w.s the TN.
,ft,r VIA ih" aucEtipu 81 equal suffrage
ga" '''n publicly rrctcuted % tAo : 10y
I"'pN and mr. mpic, direct ana ,un.tr,-
ir- ar=ur,c.,i- ~ favor Of tho rnfrs,,,.f .
ei'l 81 women 90. inr AN tuii, ils .ntt.,,
attention a ia" lig audience sn. ,..A o., =
'i'hh5 'rt"'irricd b., applause. ritl 1T ihc
, "' ~ "rurtsN = boodly u4.p'''- .ttc
'hci' names as hoins IN synrai'N win the
"'"s'iH'nt- On TUESDAY night following The
'"urehs Nrs G."rgicttc CLARK" Holmes gave
reception Ia houur ~ Airs Valentine and
'fr friend. Miss Wexford. az Cha-io:,cs.
Aulf' al her bchuiifui horuc. "rlsrkehurst %
Irc huus" VA att1stiraly Decorated In mo
''lt'sl" "h'A ""re served representative
Iathoi4rE oi The residents III tho ,ntar.
'hl'N'H th' "rpurtUuity OF becoming better
1c1,ia'nt"d WIN Tho cultured and charming
i'+drr Of III" outrage c-us" In Virginia
Beio'r leaving Tor E!chmon! M-a Tul.u-
iiLe "rSani@ed branch ienEuc at Su-ry
ihe officers boiuv as follows. u~~sidru, v-s
'l"hn II. Nunt, nrsi vice president Mrs
'e"TIiH'ie Clarke iiolmcs; SECOND Vice pres
!dcnt, Airg. r - ,iondrch. thi-I ylro-n-e.-
ident Mn Strnle. Surt. secretary Mrs II
'. lana treasure. A!rs Gordon I, Berry
h"n- Mrs valentine s.as aDua.cutlN ple,.ea
win sac su'rcsr 81 her work In !sur-y les
ne branch lehSu" opens WIN q utctnber-
shir ~ mo-" than 'his'y. and the prospects
~ ,'A' mi srp'l1s Organization ATE cN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
HEATHSVlLLE

ue, ~ l" rhr Times Dnpe-chI
Charles Z. stec.mS Formerly o; HcathsviIic.
now "i Cap" 'nArIes made trip 10 .h;s
- 3. Hogan ma. returned from It trip TO
baltimore.
uT. tr-d - Brcn, II hone from i, ,rip TO-
liens Fe!is y =. where nc went "a carry
ms brother. Lawrence Brcut. who will stay
WIN n.y. brother, Professor ". Mason Brent
'"iS winter ana attend school there.
Misses Pinckard Harcum. Of lillian ana
sue toviustcn. OF Surprise Hill.' have gone
:" tA"ir schools IN ana near Nn.fcik
Nhow!en HuinaV. OF Sunnybnnk !cft for
Mis-, E"rla Ball. ot "Ditchley" ,viu at
''ui sohool ~ Raleigh y. C.. this session
NEs. j. e Taiih;crro and Miss ETA ITALIA
is'r"' %! Iib.iha spent some time in BAL
Nu0fe recently
N-s saii!e Harreil a: wa.hlnrton is
srfSfinE some days With Mrs J y. Haynie
M,. sadie Z. Be.,tey and Miss xa,a
Moere 81 Avalon. were Ia New Yori, last
Tom Aruesi, Of Hagen westn,o.elant
county. ef, on sunday Tor nlacksburs
Nr> 9. j.. Eabauks has returned from a
ant visit IN ESSEX 90
~, W. i. 5,;;,. Snow. OF Alexandria, who has
49,. .penuinE some time with the family
OF ] II: Faiiin. at "Ccau Hall is now The
guest OF Miss Lucy Brown Beaie az hs-
Home near Hagen, Wcstmoreland COUNTY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
G0RDONSVILLE

,Ipeeiai to Tho Times. DspatchD
Misses Gertrude Marshall and Iaurs Zeu.-
man. "' Barboursvillc. We're recent t;ordons
willie visitors
and Mrs Cecii Elan and children and Mis-
i"ttie Elan of Trevilian. ana Herbert
I"indcNter. "I LOUISE. we're guests ,his week
OF MI: ana Mrs. W. w Thomasson
G. !. Goodini;. OF RGpida.i was :, visitor
tins week at The home of T.. f. Duv.nport
" Ms sna anI Mr.. j. /. r snead and James
Sneed 5 mother Mrs. Marshati.- in Char
Wis; $. Bette .,. Alnrshan. of charlottesville.
j. /. r.. Snocd, in the city
q ]. koi'Ter. T. X, Mason and r. A. Per-
I'm" we're visitors this week in Harrison
Al.s " u. Scho,,. Of s,aun,ou. was a
visitor several days this week at the home
al J. +. Kirby.
G. & RouEhan, of Clifton Forge. was a
visitor this week at the home Of his sister
Mrs. l. NJ Goodwin.
Eilis anderson Of Richmond. has been
MuyhuEh.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Murphy have re-
guests Of relatives and friends near Chicaro
Manning Bear, of Mobile Ala has been
pending the week with his brother. Henry
Bear and other relatives in Tho CITY
Miss Anna y. Scott has returned from, n
tw" weeks visit to her sister, Mrs H. a.
Gwynnc. In Baltimore
Miss Minnie Downn has returned from
Visit 10 relatives aud friends In Wash
inEton ana Baltimore
Mr.. and AIRS Boicn :. Clarke. after a
'iSlt Of several weeks the guests Of the lat :
ter's parents. MIR. aud Mrs. l.. j. Fabcr. LETT
on Thursday for Akron. O. where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. l.. j. fabcr left on Thursday TO spe nd
some time with her daughter. Mrs A. r.
collins in Richmond
Mrs. lanes l.. Faber and Miss Lille Faber
srent Thursday and Friday with relatives
in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
ARyoNIA
Especial To I'm. Timc,.plsn,,,h.I

Any I5eff,al y & Ths Tins inns, D!spa,shl
cropo Of the missionary society "" u f'a ,hs
rresby,criap Church hers gave a deiiehttn
@ IL 'hS Ma|g",s Ha gss
The Poultry Yard" to a large audience.
They realized y nice sum for the beneh, Of
Dr, Dubosc. or the China mission of the
tor divine I ah"fc G hGSc o,s
uresAes a, Arvon!a. New Canton. Caricrs-
auspices OF the foreign missionary commit
Mr.. and Mrs. i: j. Harrison visited friends
hero this Weekend attending tho services
Of ne Trinity Church on sunday
william ~. BumDass. or Nashville. Tenn.
editor OF the Tennessee Mason. t. spending
,,ome tiMe here visiting friends and rela-
bui!a his ancestral hoimc AZ Bumpass bridge
IN slate itiveI District which MAS dGstroysd
delivered an address ia the Arvonia Mctho-
NJ. and Mrs. Howard smith, Of Richmond,
are spending several weeks with MIR. ami
NJ Albert T Richardson here.
Mrs. u. Lindsay Stoone left this week "a
spend soinc time w!th relatives IN Rich
mend end AM rnnsiall; Va -
Richmond AFTER spending several days there.
John Love prominent official or the
lived here on Wcdnesday TO spend some
'!'nc IT Bellevue. III. home OF NJ. and Mr.
MISS Mary Pit,s. of sco,tsyilie. IS visiting
Herbert $. Nov man. OF so,nersc,. Orange
Eo9n'y. Il here wiih Mr. and Mr.. C., era
nam i otnhr.
y l.. pitts Jr.. Was visitor hero on
tuesday. voting at Now Canton that day
Delegates ANA ministers from this section
arc preparing To visit West Iidno,e- pes
OYER which convene At Bethel church.
tlberhTie County. Oh September . IL il
thought tho attendance Viii be Largo
Miss Margcry Nicholas. ot ScottsvIIlo is
Nisiinf Mi.7 Mar.arei Brown 81 Ivy Hlll."
Ralph Chandler Root % Penian y a ylsi
tor IL Charlottesville. whore he exDtc,s TO
!rmhln Tor ter days more
Miss Blanche DosHell O., lew Canton ,,ti
sht"r me N'i!'ainsOurt seminary ss 4 stu
pcnt Tor tn" coming session.
MI Gcruuic fierce o.e !cf, for Fred
srnool.
M!ts Katie Fouta!ne OF Wythevlio. is al
Hin. ~ -
Rev Frank Wooit.u Osbornc. of ran
tt'i'. MI shortly conduct "A scri~r nr re-
5,aI Sefyi.ca ~ Trinity Presbyterian
NJ NJ B"s-ie Williams icf; h>fc last week
Tor tctn. who're She Nili teach this ,,inter
Waiter 'hantbcgs spent scvcrAi davs this
".es ,FI'!iins ME brother IA Lynchburg
a. |" iltt. WIZ leave Monday Tor d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
NORWOOD

tspec.sI 70 The Times Dispatch
NplWoOD. VA. September 1.-THE high
school begun here on Monday. with a large
enrolment. Mr.. Potter. Misses Lemon. Mcr.
Iyinan and SoInervi!Ie compose the faculty
this year.
Mrs. = u. WainwriFh;. OF Portsmouth.
and Willie Conner ard daughter. of Los
Angeles. CAL, are the guests of Mrs. S!dney
Bolton
M-s. Joseph Roberts after spending five
weeks with her son, w a. Roberts. here. left
for hes home In Richmond Tuesday. she
was accompanied home by Miss Corinnc
Roberts.
Miss Bertha Dolen returned on Thursday
last from a delightful visi, to I.ynchburg,
Mineral Springs and Natural Bridge.
Willie Galloway. of West Virginia is visit
Ing his former home here.
Master cary Roberts returned on sunday
from three weeks visit 10 friends in Ash
land and Richmond.
Henry galloway j. attending tho Univer-
>t!ty Of Virginia again this year
Miss Evelyn Robinson LOT ON saturday for
the Cn";ham Episcopal Female Institute.
Mrs. Edward Burks and children. Of New
York. arc visiting Mrs. Burks's mother. Mrs.
Sidney Bolton. here
seldom somerviiie left last week for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

The Delegates who lef, on Monday 10 attent
ihc l. j.. {. convention in Bristol.
Mrs. George = Bruce, who has beer
Spending the summer at Sweet Chaly a I,
Springs, has returned TO Einporia.
Miss Annie Bailey. ~ Richmond. is The
guest OF he- cousin. Miss Annie Cooper.
Miss El!e Manning has returned from d
visit TO friends in Brunswick County
Mr.. r. y. Bate visited relatives IN Nor
Il TX last week
Howard w Hail has returned from Bal
umorc, hcing called home account Of the
Illness of his mother
/, y; y. Goodwin and > T.. Lee OF Fred
ericksburs' spent It few days of las, week
In Eu!Doria.
The Joseph Hedges Chapter. D. \. r..
met ON Mednesday al the home OF the
recent, Alrs. w. =. Goodwyn The course
81, Of study for the year was submitted by
gates were elected to the state conference
al Alexandra. Five nonresident members
were received into the chapter.
Alvin Grant. OF Sussex County. is located
at the fair grounds here. where he has sew
eral horses in training for the local raccs
Miss Minnie tIfsey. OF Richmond is visit
Ing AT the home az Mrs. y. w. l.ifsey
The first bale OF cotton OF the 1919 crop
/" be Delivered on the Petersburg market
was shipped from EmporiR. II was grow n
10y IoorEc -. Powell - progressive coorc,i
farmer Of this county. The bale weighed
Jo5 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
WEST POINT

oSnccial To The Times DISPATCH
WEST POINT VA, September cG-The
Public schools Of West Point opened on
Monday, after few delays. which were
unavoidable. Tho enrolment was good. and
;ha schools have about gotten to work NJ
!. Powell. OF Belmont. Va. has been APP
pointed principal. lie Is n graduate of the
Virginia Military Institute. and has had
school principal. and comes To West Point
hearing excellent testimonials The other
ne member Of the faculty. Miss Mary Lay
cock OF Lcesburg. Va, Is graduate Of
Central High School Washington. ID. c..
aid has pursued during several summer
},pecisl courses at The University OF Virginia.
Miss 1aycock has had three years expert
In both grade aud high school work.
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce has
gent request and invitation TO tho West
Point Chamber OF Commerce to send two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
APPLY SULPHUR LIKE A COLD CREAM
WHEN SKIN BREAKS OUT
SAYS SULPHUR WILL END ITCHING ECZEMA

In the treatment of the various forms
OF dishgurins, itching and burning
EcZeina such as Acne, Ringworm, Salt
Rheum. there is nothing known that
can take the place OF bold sulphur
cream.
1t effects such prompt relief even in
the aggravated Eczema, that ii is q
never-endins source OF amazemcnt to
physicians.
For years boldsulphur has occupied
secure position in the treatment of
cutancous crupiions ~ reason OF its
cooling, parasite destroying properties.
Bold sulphur is NOT only parasiticidal.
but antip:uritic and aniiseptic. there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

fore invaluable in overcoming irritable
and inflaminatory affections of the skin
While not always establishing a per-
maht cure. yet in every instance il in
stantlE stops the agonizing itching
subdues the irritation and heals the in
famed. raw skin right up and Il is Of
ten years later before any Eczema
eruption again appears.
Those troubled should obtain from,
any good pharmacist an ounce of bold
sulphur cream and apply il directly UP.
on the abrasion like an ordinary cold
cream. Ii isn't unpleasa and the
prompt relief afforded is Very welcome
Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
MONTvALE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
MONTNAI.E VA. September "6-Mr. and
Mrs. Hicks and daughter, Florence have
returned from visit TO Richinund
Mrs. Hyscr and children who have been
have returned 20 their home mt stone Nv.
Mrs. BraNton, OF Winston Salem. y C..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

10 not side
Mrs
% ynThSu 2s
names W(c
The
partner o Andrw
can
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
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EMP0RiA

speciai tu The Times D!spA;chl
- EMPotiA. w. September .C.-Niis. Mary
turner and Miss Saiiv Bailey were among
The Washington times., 1914-06-19
Mrs. Winters Files Dates
In Her Alienation Suit

More detailed information as to allie.
cations in the $250, 1000 alienation Of affec-
tons. suit Of Mrs. Helen Clegg Winters.
Of Dayton, Ohio. against Mrs. susan
Huffman Darst, of Washington and
Dayton. IN given in q bill Of particulars
filed in the District Supreme Court.
Mrs. Winters alleged in her original
petition that Mrs Darst robbed nor of
the affections Of her husband. Valentine
Winters. On motion Of counsel Tor the
defendant the court directed that dates
and places Of the associations of Mrs.
Darst and Mr.. Winters be set forth.
The following was filed:
Dayton. Ohio, between July 15. 1906,
and December Is, 1906; FL Paso and san
Antonio, Tex, between January is and
February /. 1907; Washington. d. c.. De
cember Is to q. 1907: aboard steamer on
way to France. January q and March
Is. 1906; Kansas City. Mo-, May Is. 1906
and June /. 1903; Manchester. VT, and
New York city, July Is. 1906 and Sep
tember 6, 1903; Saranac Lake n. Y.
July and 4. 1909; New York city. Feb
ruary Is, to March 10. 1910; aboard
steamer to Belgium. March 10 to April
10. 1910; Neuiliy-sur-Seine. a fashionable
suburb of Paris. September o. 1872;
travelling In France, Italy. Algiers, Ger
many Switzerland and Belgium, Sep
tember b. 1872. to February 20. 1913;
Paris, March to 1S, 1913
The Washington times., 1914-06-19
Porte's Bearing Shows /:
Confidence of Success

iIAMMoNDSPoRT. June ls.-The
news of the construction of the trans
oceanic iyer has brought many visitors
to this little village. and dozen news
PAPER men, are awaiting the trial flights
Many men Interested in aviation have
written asking for accommodations SO
that they may be present to see how
the craft behaves when put under actual
tests
Lieutenant Porte. the hero of this
Jules Verne romance made real, Is the
center Of interest here. Ne IL pursuing
his task OF overseeing the building of
tie craft which me ans life and fame
or death and failure with the same
quiet seriousness that might be present
in doing an unimportant job.
His reserve force and self-reliance
have imbued all who have met him with
singular confidence that he viii sue
ceed in his great undertaking. Every
man, woman, and child in HarpInonds-
por. Is absolutely certain the flight will
be accomplished: the officer has that
psychological factor working In his aid.
The Washington times., 1914-06-19
Carranza Ignored,
Villa Pushes Plans
Head of Rebel Army Still Speaks of Constitutional,
ist Leader as His Chi ef, But Actually Rules
All Northern M exico, With Back
ing of His Troops.

Ell PAsO, Tex, June 1o.-Though still refusing to
admit he has broken with Gen. Venustiano Carranza and
insisting that Caanza is his Jefe Supreme" Gen. Fran
cisco Villa going ahead with his plans regardless of
Carranza according to dispatches today from Torreon
Just how wide is the breach between the two leaders
of the Mexican consttutionalists in the north if
breach really exists it is impossible to ascertain One
NOR was that Villa had served definite lmatlm upon
Carranza, heclang his intention of taking absolute con-
troll of the constutonast army and using it as he sees fit
This story is that Villa agreed to support Carranzas
claims only so long as Carranza maintained 'lands off"
policy so far as the army is concerned
The Washington times., 1914-06-19

When your poor. suffering feet sting
from walking; when you try to wriggle
your corns away from the leather OF
your shoes; when shoes pinch, and feel
tight; when feet are swollen. sore,
chafed - don't experiment : Just use
''TlZ." Get instant relief. ''TIZ" puts
peace in tired. aching. painful feet. All!
five miles. feet won't hurt you won't
swell after using "TIZ."
Sore, tender. sweaty. smelly feet need
"T1Z" because it's the only remedy
that draws out all the poisonous exuda-
tions which pun up the feet ant cause
foot torture. "TIZ" Is the only remedy
that takes pain and soreness right out
Of corns, .callouses and bunions.
Get Is cent box of ''TIZ" at any
druggist or department store. Get a
whole years foot comfort for only 25
cents. Think Of it!-Advt-
The Washington times., 1914-06-19

third Rodman Wanamaker's private
yacht burgee. Thus each interest in
the; effort will be represented-Englan
to which country I owe allegiance;
America, which supplies the boat and
my assistant, and the personal nag of
the patron Of the adventure.
q On the passage from the Azores to
the coast of Spain and from there to
ushant magnetic bearings and distances
should be given from Cape Finisterre
and Cshant Lighthouse, respectively.
In the event of the wireless not send
ing out reports Of my arrival at my
places of call within reasonable time,
shipmasters are requested to keep q
sharp lookout for my craft and the
smoke bomb and rocket signals. But
I hope and believe that ! shall not re-
Quire any rescue work.
However, II Is not unwise to arrange
a system OF salvage should my hopes
go awry. Capt Creagh Osborne. who
has a high reputation in the British
navy and who is an old friend Of mine,
is to be in America on leave about the
time of my flight, and he has accepted
an invitation from Mr.. wanamaker to
be on hand at ST. Johns whsn the
flight Is begun. He will be OF valuable
aid in adjusting the compasses and
planning to contend against the me-
teoroioRical conditions
The Washington times., 1914-06-19
Mrs. Claussen Smears Ink
Over Detectives Face

NEW YORK. June ls-Mrs. Ida Won
Claussen smeared a detectives face
with Ink. stormed about injustice"
and said she would complain to the
British ambassador when she wzs
measured and "finger-printed'- at DO
lice headquarters
She was being taken to Blackwelrs
Island to serve six months for wrifE
ing threatening letter to Charles 5.
Strauss. president Of the board Of
water supply.
She allowed the police to put black
ink on her fingers. but Just as thcy
were about to put her hands on the
pads she swung about and with both
hands smsared the face OF Detective
Leslie Smith.
Now. you wanted my finger irarres-
sions. you have them and you can keep
them" she said.