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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
GLASS OF SALTS If
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat Less Meat and Take Salts for
Rackaehe or Bladder Irophle.

Eat Less Neat and Take Salts for
Backache or Bladder Trouble.
Uric acid In meat exeiics the kid
neys. they become overwOrked: get
sluggish. ache. aud feel like Jumps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy: the
bladder IL irriiated. and you may be
Obliged TO seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
flush off the body's urinois waste ar
you'ii be- n real sick person shortly,
Al first you feel dull misery In tAe
kidney region. yon suffer from back
ache. sick headache. dizziness. s,om-
aeh gets sour. tongue coated aud you
feel rheumatic t~iases when the
weather il bad.
IA, is.s meat. drink lots Of water:
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of lad Salts: take n table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for = few days and your
kidneys will then act fine, This ia-
nous salts is made from the acid .
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with iiihia. and has been used for
generations In clean eiossrd kidneys
and stimulate them 10 normal aeitS-
iiy. also To n-aisaiis- the asids in
urine. so II na longer Is source of
Irritation. thus ~ndiaE bladder weak
n~ss.
jaa Sails is inexpensive. sannos In
jus~: makes delightful "ff-ft~sssh
iishia-~a,-r drink which Everyone
shoaid TAX. aa~ and then Z" KEEP
the kian-ys clean and active. Drug
sisss here say they sell lots nf lad
salts Ia folks ~ho believe In over
eosaing kidney irnahlc while II is on
~ tsouhi-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
". J. BURNS HoMoRED.

Grand tiarias. Mich. June is.-
William J. tiasns. the detective. ~as
asnprrL fsnn honorary snrmh~ssh'r
In the Naiiaaai Association at t'ass.y'
chisfs. In addition IL ~as osi.s-ei
that ali police chiefs. Detectives 'n''
os h~s Officers who arr not n~sn''srs
of sh- association and uho use is
official Insignia on their sia's"ngfs
sishuas s,rsmtseion shoald he i-saisy
prosecuted.
The soas-alSoa resolved that the
case against srssreaisns of The sneeal
evits had sos hrvs proved sad shss
eIti~s whteh toasa Segregation 'a~
i~ns method of eoaisut vesv jsssieae's
In srsaiaiax that policy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

The is great prohbitve Fifty feet curb and
gutter will $S2 the curbs
and CUTTERS will eventually and BY the e and the
street and bridge department large summary thousand dollars
The contractor for this work is John Laughn who laid
Of the city paving The bonded city
the Performance Of work under contract.
No pubic Improvement undertaken BY the city council for
quite much the average home the
te Of ssbs and The result best Be judged after the
work is al DONE which, Of will require time But there
citizen taxpayer Trinidad who would like beautiful
residence s gardens grassy lawns and well side
walks and clean psvements!
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
DENVER GETS CONVENTION.

sstnaati. u. Sanc 1.-THE Na.
s;.aai Association nj Sheet Metal
Contractors. in sreeios in this .i;Y.
aises's,i te-iay Ia hold the nssi csn.
ssatina in t,rnves. Colo. Paul y.
isrsndssr-it At Washington. II. e.
vas elected president. Julius Ter
ors at ~. Louis X. I. Willis of M..
ttae. III. r. r. Walsh at San An
tonic. TIT. sud j. ]. Dsisrli pf
Youngstown. a.. were chosen vsse
rts sisrnts.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
III Nu Picnic,

A merry party composed OF the
members Of the Tri Mn class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. together
with their girl friends, enjoyed a
oicnic on simpsons Rest last night.
The party was chaperoncd by Misc
Ruth Cooley and Miss Lulu Watson.
After all the good things to eat
were disposed Of. a big bonfire was
built and gathered around this the
young people enjoyed an evening Of
singing and a general good time.
b Those present were the Misses fsa-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
' ""''I START "a A MAGAZINE

Madison. Wis. June s,s-Niss
Margaret Wilson. daughter of The
president. arrived tsom Ch'eas" this
afscsaapa In assist In launching =
eurtal s~alrr magazine nai 8" issrB
tieipsse in a rpnfcsvee- on sis,c srcs
srsasyshjis. = subject relating 'n shr
serial rralss nsove'nsnt. Sh- stems
4. sf-ak in the assembly chamber On
The ''nced os . civil secretary"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
pEpucrrvE REASONING

Now HAROLD said the teacher.
1t there were eleven sheep In a
field and six jumped the fence. how
many would there he 1cft?"
None replied Natold.
"Why. yes, there would"
NO." he persisted: you may
know arithmetic, but you don't
know sheep"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
THANKS!

"Oh. thank yot.'' said a lads 10 n
laborcr who gave her his scat in a
much.''
That's all right. Num-" was the
cheerful rcicindcr. a. the lady seat
cd herself he added: Some men niv.
or get up unless a woman's young
an pretty. hut ycu see. Mum. II
makea NO difference to me-"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
TWO KILLED By SLIDE.

Sicr. France. June 1.-Two p~r-
ecns WEIR Killed and seven injured
by a landslide today In a tunnel ii
the new railway from Nice tn Cuueo.
italy. II IA feared more people were
hurled beneath the debsta
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
A Psbiic Imprevemeat That Means
Something to Epe,y 7axpaye,

1hs contract Which the city has entered ao for the
sssss Of sson eus ssd CUTTERS which makes possible wider
pkgs asd basufsl aad slightly Streets will
ph fus the Trinidad taxpaye saving Of about $4,000
This sag results the natural that there will be less
take CUTTERS pat
according 10 plans and specifications.
Asas froa The aving actual don and eents the
inasgssed the Danavy administration pretty
ssd gada the planting Of trees and well kept park
iag flower beds agss the sidewalks beauty spots that
The eyes viso the home
Moreover will increase property values and BY
iater'al the fact ths, uniformity anything
Bat think Of what Il will r. you say
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
INHERITED TRAIT

"Hissins Is a scif-m,dc man. Ia he
not7''
"Iie claims TO he. bu, I do not l'c
1ievc those had manners ot his couIi
ever have been acquired; he must
have been born so.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
NEW MILITARY GOVERNOR
NAMED AT TA1p1CO

Tampic0, Mex. June 1S.-(via La
redo. Tex. June 19.D-Colonet In
per De1ara has succeeded Genera, Ca
bellero a. military governor at Tam
picO. General Cabellcro left today
for Monterey. whesa II is said, he
will assume active military duties IN
the constitutionalist army.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
AN EXCELLENT tD WORLD

To lend. to spend. or to give in:
hut to beg. or TO borrow. or ask for
ones own.
'Tis the very worst world that ever
was known.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
THE TIME TO BOOST AND BUILD

;. How may all of help Trinidad grow! How may
the bes, little city in Colorado! What do
the the outside world the
deplorable industrial trouble!
Talk Trinidad BELIEVE in Trinidad
Forget the strike and talk prosperity.
the plan Of home fair this fall
Attend the Sun1o~er valley iarmers' peae July T.
Take = month. xsb peanant and 10 Den
and make = showing a, the Elks' jubilee
Nsnifes, the lighting being
stalled Trinidad t .. a...
Exhibit greater the work Of the chamber
you uenbes Help the directors
the city and county.
Manifest lively the good roads
Write irieads hack Trinidad aad spend
The suanss. explore the hills and soaewall
Write yosy iEiesd the circulated By the
press asea,s deianiag Colorado Tell them ,ha, there
dea, and Law abiding citizens Colorado aad Las Aaimas
aad that tie state Is good place for ,hen 10 BE-
Iaiseaise Tie local nrsehaats
Pr nsath Tie Il he eca stss havs eveshadswea
eythias People have tso.e uaduy alarmed asd ssduy wrought
ss>tsah nsea people imagine Too people
n tAs Ssasans ard psis,e This deal weather shos cause
an y hsshssa ~
7fasa aay well lsok forward splea1A utsss. CsnAes
ea ns ~ blsss. l. Always esS tAfiss tsv,s n shs
1sihasd ~ Ais batldils beautiful ssds.ea esaie
esaay sazssss&as aaa upteAate basia 7sin
ID ~ svssyhias In s favor ought sow aad will
every sssssa dess his pars 10 make II srov.
fhe city eossel carrying campaign q public npave.
he gadeas being bausaed made
aeve asd every effort being forth advance tie pssc
saaitaea There discouraged bot eve,y
80 ts feel esoesrased
Let make The the boosting
building.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Hugxins.Bray.

Miss Alice Iray. who was gradn-
a,.d from the Trinidad high school
with the class Of 1914. and Henry
Huggins. who il we'll known In this
city and has resided here for several
years. were quietly married at the
home of the Rcv. Randolph Cook las,
evening al o'clock. Only few q:
the intimate friends Of the bridge
md bridegroom were In attendance.
The ncwiywcds will leave in a few
days on short wedding trip after
which they will go to Downic. Tex
as. where Mr. lluggins il now en-
pioyed. and will make their home.
Roth Mr.. and Mrs. Husgins have
wide circle Of friends in this city
who will he pleased to learn of their
and wish then, every joy
their many years Of married.
life.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Social Affairs
@ LOCAL NOTIONS &
SS AND SOCIETY NEWS III

i-'i Wilson. Myrtle Wilson. Adele
Wheeler. Mary Horn. si.Efri.i Solder.
Th"ihaa Lawson. MarsasSs English.
Mildred Toixi-n. Helen iiah..-k. ii.ir
.n kus-r. Hnth Caoi-y. i.iia Wat
snn. s.d the M-ssr., George M-,Es-r.
Carl issrs-r. siaai-y Green. Robert
Smith. Herman Manshoit. Ja-s Wheel
sr. Walter Woodward. Ia,n-s ttSs~ss.
Jack Gordon. Howard i.asan aud
Peter iaidas-ar.
Raish-1opes.
~ o'clock iaAi -S-nias Miss
Emma Roper aud Matter Haish we've
aaiisd in holy ma,sitauny By ih.
is.s. Randolph Coax a, the brides
home on South Commercial street.
The nnptiais ~-r- witnessed by the
aad a f-~ of their ia,imas".ssirnass
Tho bride ~as- very becoming
white .s-p- dc chine snsn. trimmed
in lace. aud carried bsaau-t Of
httNs . tSsrss thr ATsH uhatstsN
eoari- left Immediately for ss~
weeks h.n-ymeaa trip To the north
-ra part of the sisi-. returning 10
make their home in Tsiniaaas The
bride il lh- daughter af Mrs ant
Mrs Charles Rop~s Of this sssy aas
Tor the rass ihs-~ years has h~-a
supervisor in The local office al the
Tciephaa~ compaay. NJ. t;sSsh has
also mAd~ his ha~s~ " Tsissssa Tor
= namt.s OF years.
1yiaidad clsb Reception.
The regular noashiy s.srr,iaa OF
the Trinidad .ius siii L- held lo.
nishs in the siah s.am.
Anniversary Otanrs.
Airs j. r. Manni.n ~as the charm
ins hostess las, nizhs a, a pfcssiiy
spI.oihiri dinner in homer et the
first Anniversary at the tiafttasc ot
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". M.tsoaaias Tho
lovely dining foam was ta.s-fai,,
decorated with sprins flowers. green
and white heinz the color. usrs.
The guests were Mr.. and Nsss y
W Macdonald. Mr. aai Airs Austin
t.nnnsy. Mr. and Airs. Amhs.ec i.sa.
n"y AMI Miss Sarah Cannon.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Awbos.3 Mel achlan.

4. Amhos. nf Dawson. ~ ~. aud
formerly cf Trinidad. and Miss lean
M.I.ashian. also of Dawson. WEIR
united In marriage yesterday after
noon at Ration. The wr''dins was an
exceedingly nn"si-sta'io',s on~ and
was witnessed only by the relatives
ot the bride. The nswi,~sds left
Ration Immediately for Denver and
other points in northern Colorado.
stopping rnruasr for fc~ hours In
Trinidad. Mr.. Am,'os ha. been en-
pioycd by the DawsoN Fuel Company
for the past two years. Tie II we'll
known in Trinidad. having been on"
of the star player. on the Trinidad
baseball team seasons ago. Ast"t
n short honeymoon trip in the north
crn part of the state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambos viii be at home io their
friends In Dawson.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Nm. Taylor Entestains.

Mrs. W. W. Taylor ~as the host
"-s this afternoon nj the regular
ne.tine of III. bridge club. Al the
conclusion Of the cards delightful re-
fr-uhm.hls were served.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
leeaeh.Allea.

4 wedding that united s~o of the
popular younx people at Tsiaidad
was sai-mntsrd aa "Wednesday even.
ins nj the Catholic parsonage when
johu R-srh. son af Nj. and Mrs. John
R~seh. was jeiard in marriage with
Miss Myrtle Aii-a. daughter cf Mr..
and Mrs. J. u. Allen. The wedding
ceremony ~as performed by Father
Ioncrean. tho attendants Of the rou.
pi- being Misa Theresa R~sSh and
Mr., RaI,h Reach. The couple will
make their home in Trinidad.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Trinidad clsb 1seepsiaa.

The regular m.asaiy reception OF
the Trinidad .ius siii L- held ls.
nishs in the e,ab suam.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Afy. Fovd HosteSs.

Ar. Floyd Hostess.
Mrs, i;o~dry tI"yh Was the host
-ss today ai the regular m--,ia. of
her hridT" club. \ jolly afternoon
WAS si~ni with the cards. Delicious
r-ir-shm-nis were served AT the
clos. of the afternoon.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Lutheran woskess Entertained.

Mrs. Kari Hey entertained the
Lutheran Workers yesterday after
noon al her home on Pine street. A
short business s-ssion VAS held after
which y ss,risi time Nas sI~ni. The
hosirs~ served dainty Refreshments.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Loyal Woaea's Club.

A meeting of tho l.nyal Wosnrn's
class at tho Christian church was
held yesterday afirsaupa as the hosn~
at Mrs. Randolph Cook. ::i Nevada
avenue. nusia~<a mais~s~ we're isk.
~a UP. after which a ss,riai hour ~ss
caia,rsi. 4 daiaiy iaaeh~oa vas
s~sscsi BY Mr.. Cook.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
ST. GEORGES HAPPENINGS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES, Del jan >. The La
dies aid Society viii hold a business
meeting in the sunday school room OF
the NJ r. Church ON next Thursday at
teruom.
Nh and Mrs William Calhoun lr.
and Miss Porter visited their sister, Mrs
Jackson at Delaware City, last week
Francis Brown of Nillanoya College
Philadelphia. has been spending the holi.
days with his mother Mrs. McGovcrn
Mrs. Alfred Lawrence had Mr. and Ms
Robert Walravcn of Wilmington viii
her part of last week Misses Julia and
Ollie Pavnter OF Wilmington spent
Christmas at their old home here Mrs
Anna Campbell and Miss Armstrong
have returned after visit with then
sister Mrs Sarah Cann.- Mrs. Samue
GRAY of Scaford visited MIR. and Mrs
NJ. y. cray recently. Miss Florence
Jamison has returned Ia Richmond, VA.
after spending the holidays with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jamison
The Rev. and Mrs. ;. O. Gibboh
have with them their daughter Mrs
Warren Goldbert and children OF New
York Franklin Anderson ct Whining
ton has been visiting his parents, ,h'
Rev. and Mrs T.. f. Anderson at th'
parsonage
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
HOLIDAY VISITORS
AT OLD REHOBOTH

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del, Jan. o.
A number Of cottages arc occupied
entertaining for the week or the
week end. The Mitchells are in their
tottage on Baltimore avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Refs are with them. The
Beebee cottage, now owned by Scott
aud Daley. of Dover is housing a
5ompany of college boys who have
1een with their parents in Dover for
part of the holidays Messrs. Ber-
fick and Stookett Thompson spent a
4eek in their bungalow, returning to
Dover on Wednesday.
Mrs A. G. McClelland and Miss
aargaret Gill came home on Thurs
! lay. They we're guests of Miss Ad-
tins in Milford. Christmas week
Mrs. c. e. Greene and daughter
florence. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
q Il S. Prettyman. at No. 10 kirkwood
street. Wilmington.
lRehoboth's Christmas dance has
f, hlen postponed two weeks owing tc
sd many of the younger set being out
OfAown.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
REYNOLDS IS MEMBER
OF LITTLE LEGISLATURE

Samuel J. Reynolds, of Smyrna, has
been selected by Chauncey p. Hol-
comb. Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, to fill the vacancy in the
Little legislature" resulting from
the appointment of Or. T. o. Cooper,
of this city 10 a Federal position.
Little Legislature2 is the name APP
plied TO the auditing committee OF
members of the Legislature appointed
at each session of that body 10 meet
in January of the off year to settle
with the various state officers on be-
half of the Legislture. This COM
mittee will meet this month.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
SNOW, TEEN FAIR FOR
The WEEK, is OUTLOOK

WASHINGTON. Jan. According
to the weekly forecast. "the weather
viii be generally fair for few days
over the central and eastern portions
OF the country, except on Monday,
when snow will continue from tho
lake region eastward. Il will be
somewhat colder in the cast, and COM
paratively low temperature will con-
tinuo in the southeast
"The storm now OFF the Washing
ton coast will move eastward, accom-
panied by rains and SHOWS and ris-
ing temperatures. reaching the ccn-
trail portion of the country about
Wednesday and the Eastern States
next day II will be- followed by ris-
ing pressure and falling temperatures
for day or two, reaching the East
ern States by the end of the week.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
DANCE Ar M1ppLErowN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Jan. o. A
delightful dance was given by the
young men of the town in the New Cen
tury Club room on Wednesday evening
Music was furnished by d. Manlove and
G.. 4. Snow. Those present were: Misses
Many Richards Mary Bcastcn. Frances
Simmons. Edith Spry. Lena Weber. vi
ola Weber, Helen Jones, Maudc Douglas
Orah Spry, Mildred Freeman, Edna
Bvrnes. Jennie Gallagher, LottiC
Thompson. Messrs Elwood Banning
William Kirk. William Gallagher. Harry
Ninyard, Comcgys Cosden, Elmer Kirk
Herbert Pyle, Delbert Gallagher, Os
borne Banning Courlandt Jones, Ray
mond Cunningham. Lee Ninysrd. Harry
Culver. Allen Evans, Norman kumpel
Dawson Wilcutts. Harry Segelken, lie
mont Jones, Misses jamie smith
Reba Harris and Harold Padlcy OF Cecil
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
ODESSA DRAMATIC
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA. Del, Jan. 5.-The Ode ga
Dramatic Association will present che
farce comedy, Our Wives ia the hall
ON next Thursday evening. The pro-
cecds will be for the benefit Of the Odes-
"a Athletic Club. Pools orchestra will
assist with the music.
The Sunday school of the NJ. 4.
Church held their treat and Christina
entertainment ON Thursday evening
Miss Minnie Armstrong of Newark
has been spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John g.. Arm
strong. Mr. and Mrs. g.. lurman Ma
thcr of Langbone. Pa. and Miss Rachel
Nlillm OF Philadelphia have been visit.
ing DR.. and Mrs Walter y. Woods
| Miss Helen Watkins is in Brooklyn. E
Miss Grace McLaury OF West Chester
Normal School is visiting her parents
the Rev. and Mrs Edward a. McLaury
Captain William G. Rheiu of Philadel.
phia has been spending several day'
with his parents here Arthur Phillips
of Riverton \. j.. has been visiting has
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Phillips
MIR. and Mrs John ". Watkins arc
holiday visitors in Clavmont. with Mrs
Watkins sister Mrs. Warden Hum
phrcy and family The Rev. and Mrs
Charles Is. Gibson OF Nescopcck Pa. arc
spending several days at the home OF
Mrs Gihson's uncle Mr. 7. j. Middleton
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Aspril visited
their relatives here last week Mrs l.
Ballard Lodge and little. SON cf Clcve'
land. Ohio. are spending some time viii
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
I Townsend Mrs Lee Sparks has he
mother. Mrs Williams of Philadelphia
with her for am extended visit. Danic
W. Corbit s away Tor a visit will
/ friends in New York.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
WANT CHILDREN IN
SCHOOLS OFTENER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DO\ EB, Del, Jan BY request of
the State Board of Education. state
Commissioner OF Education DR..
Charles a. Wagner will send a circular
letter to each teacher iu Delaware, az
we'll as to each school committee show.
ing that the boys and girls in the rural
districts of the State are averaging only
from 50 20 go DAYS attendance ont OF a
possible liO days, according TO last
Years rcports, and that strong appeal
be made To everybody, including teachel
and parent, to improve this condition
without one dollar extra expense.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
SEVEN MORE
ELKTON WEDDINGS

ELKTON. Md. Jan. 5.-The honey
moon express which arrived here At
noon Saturday. brought seven Pcnnsyl-
vania couples to the town who, after OBJ
tanning marriage licenses, were married
by the Rev. Alr Quigg and the Rev. Mr.
McRlmoyle They were Charles \
Thompson and Elsie Zimmnerman. Phil
adelphia: Frank Laird and Sue Frank.
lin Easton. Pa: Paul G. Bentz and
Grace b. Price. Reading. Pa; Louis
Wasser and Mary Drcsncr, Philadelphia
Lewis Howell Jr.. and Marian StaIler
Mt. Carmel. Pa; Clarence Rem and
Maud Gotshall, Cameron township, Pa
Nelson G. Nocum and Nellie a. Craig, ol
lCatawissa, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
EvANGEL1srIc SERVICE.

OF the special evangelistic services
which began ON New Years Eve, and
since have continued nightly, those OF
yesterday were particularly successful
Twenty-onc joined the church ON proba-
tion. nineteen in the Sunday school and
two in the evening services. The ser
vices viii be continued every night this
week with the exception of Saturday
night
Although the pastor. the Rev ". I
;. Murray has no special eyangelisti'
helpers, his church members are rally
ing around him at the. services. There
is at present a membership of 700 in tb'
Sunday school. which is continually in
.creasina IN nurnhaIz
Evening journal., 1914-01-05

they do not seem to mind being boss
cd by a woman as yet. Miss Davis
has charge Of hundreds of criminals,
some of them of the lowest type
found in big cosmopolitan city.
Among the prisoners she rules are
those on Blackwclls and Rikcrs is
lands.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
DIED ON WAY TO CHURCH.
farmer, Victim Of Heart Failure. Found
in Woods.

ElKTON, Md, Jan. 5-Nmle James
M. Williams. colored. WAS walking
Through Carriers woods, in the Fourth
district of this county, he found the
holy of William T.. Holland, 54-year-
Sd farmer, lying along the path. Last
sunday morning Holland started TO walk
10 Pleasant Hin TO attend church. - 9th
inc had since been heard OF him and his
relatives had been making search OF
the country for him. Coroner Dean held
an inquest this afternoon, and verdict
oi death of heart failure was rendered.
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
DR. DAVIS 8WEARiNc ~ 4 0EPE----Yl /

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Dr. Katherine
B. Davis who has been appointed
commissioner of corrections by
Mayor Mitchell. is a member of the
Woman's Suffrage party. The many
men folks who arc her deputies have
to be sworn in by Miss Davis, but
Evening journal., 1914-01-05
BLOOD DISEASED?
THEN ACT QUICKLY

,From the blood all the solid tissues take
cir food and oxygen. Unless the poison
IL checked t will soon affect the entire
hcdy. II YOU have dry. rough skin. pm
Mss on tho face, swollen tonisis. sore
lrost and voice husky. Al the joints be-
y Ame swollen and stif II you have ca.
'rrh and feel all stuffed up. II ycu can
eat right, work right-don't delay.
Stte at once TO Dr. Brown 935 Arch ST..
{ eiladelphia. the Blood Specialist or send
Ar bottle OF
FCwN's BLOOD TREATMENT, So
Tough TO last month For sale in Wal.
!, fngton BY Scarborough Drug Co. Fourth
I'd Market SITS. and n b. Danlorth Co.
pzznA And karkAt S=s-