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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BRADsTREETS reports ESQ business fail-
ures in the United states during the
week. against 2ts for the previous week
spo s weeks OF 1913 10 1910. The mid
southern, s5 Western. 80; Northwest
ern ~, and far Western, ~, 'ansua
had as. against 10 for the preceding week
About 10 per cent, OF The total number
OF concerns falling had capital OF ss'SSoSS
or less and IL per cent had FROM s''VVo
to SEQ, 900 capital.
Petitions In Bankruptcy,
RAPPOPORT & BLEEFELD' .lothlns ana
mems furnishing goods. lOt Bowery' peti-
tion in bankruptcy by creditors. the
Arm made an assignment on Wednssny.
18th street, Med petition In bankruptcy
liabilities s7l3t, no assets. he owes w.
TO the Central Islip Hospital OF Long ISL
and for services
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
IDEAL DIAMOND JEWELRY tOMPhNf y
Solomon Bochner, doing business as the
Ideal Diamond Jewelry COMPANY, ~
Maiden lane, show liabilities VI! SOB assets
$3.50, consisting Of stock 5000 hS-
lures 5000, accounts $3.50 ana claim Tor
ROsENER a ROSENBERG. dealers in hard
ware, Kingston: schedules show Liabilities
1900. fixtures 12oS accounts - and
Petition Dismissed.
JACQUES WOLFNER--JudGe Hand has
dismissed the petition In bankruptcy Med
on May 2S, against Jacques Wolfner,
Thirty-fourth street, on settlement AZ
25 cents on the dollar payable In notes
at 3. 6, ., IL and Is months. Liabilities
were $1,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CoHre Closes Higher and More Ac-
tive With Cables steady.

Coffee was stoadier yesterday. with
trading more active than for some time.
sales totalling 1oi,250 bags Most OF the
sales were in the July, September and
December deliveries.
The cables were steady and prices at
the close were unchanged TO 3 points
higher, although primary receipts con-
tinued TO run large.
The Havre market opened steady. UNI
changed TO u fr. higher and closed I'M
changed to !. fr. higher.
Hamburg opened steady unchanged to
u pfg. lower and closed 4. to u pig
lower.
Rio No. ! was unchanged at $500
Santos No. 4 was so reis lower at $500
Santos No. was 80 reis lower at $4,000
Prices were
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Sugar-PriCes for raw and refined
sugars are unchanged AT 339c. and 4.S0c
respectively. About $780, 900 bags OF raws
were offered at 3.32c., but the offer was
later Withdrawn. No sales were reported
Renewed weakness In raw sugars, re-
sulting mainly from the continued dis
position Of reflners TO hold of from maxi
ing purchases. led to further slight con-
cesslons In Cuban sugar futures for the
longer maturities yesterday. The tone
nj the market in consequence was heavy.
Quotations OF Cuban raw sugar futures.
basis 96 degrees. C. |. Z. New York
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APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down by
First Department Yesterday,

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate Division.
First Department
Charles X. Harris, respondent, vs.. Ted
ment affirmed. with costs. No opinion,
Auditorium Company. appellant. vs. sam
schubert Booking Agency respondent.
t1. reversed, With costs and verdict re,
D2wling' u. dissenting settle order on
ys. vGI; ,G:d .sss?. ..p?s
ssn J9aEmG and , G.de, affirmed with
William " Farley as state tee Commissions
o. Excise. &c, appellant, vs. John Monsees
ssnl,m.d' With costs. 70 cpinio" anu ORDER S
Dsetors Fir. Insurance Company, appel.
LIANT, VS.. William j whiiden 81 al. re'pon.
dents Judgment affirmed. with costs. with
plain, on payment OF cost. in thia court court
and In the court below. 40 opinion. order
c, Flora L; yo;s; appellant, vs.; Joseph c.
&ih ct so a: re;pon .n,r,o
G.orss B HurG; in his own behalf. &C.,
Win costs 20 opinion Order nied f"'' '"e"'
YORK SGh1 srGss vi III. Nsw
S Sis sn. judgment and order affirmed
e, al r nIGmm1is'Sns1' &C. re'pondeSSts
bursemen,. No opinion Order nied. WIS
-.1 IN. Tax Lien nS9mpnrny o. New York,
Judgment affirmed. with costs, 40 opin-
ion. order fled.
Joseph Ho'.ner on behalf of himself.
armed. with costs No opinion order
In tn. matter of the Equitable Trust Com.
lhnnhNrH
:os 10 an, ana
with that opinion. With costs to appellant,
payabls out Of the estate.
S Sn.s,on Order 0ra. Affirmed with costs No
pMaraaret Hall respondent, ., Moors
Judgment modified by reducing In. p amount
sum os and. a. me @oSs ssG" a ~ ssr
without costs. No opinion. Settle order on
Charles, r. Bishop, respondent. VS.. will
Judgment AFFIRMED nis' with costs No opin-
a. HF'AV. asy f R.iS co s5a SO Ss.ssS
fFmfa M1A s sSsi 10 P"iSn uns@h'%
s s , !ads%sG! ana Srd.T S'Ir%sa.
~' Marie LOVE- sp'nssp rSer nleG Mary
bssIy e A. ,e'pEnasn,s mGIssdsi with
aT%sd. with COST. 10 opinion, order
Mary r Hughes. respondent VS., Brown.
order affirmed, With costs No opinion
Az "a, r.sd TILE c,s,me,ny 5.,sGna:n,, y.
sgpe nn,nnn Judgment affirmed with costs
p. MShs: s s,9Srnsy s Eus.Fs
op.n,ion, order Med, .,.
win costs, 10 opinion: order nled. :.
sr%sd %S scs 20 oPnien a"S of SIS'f med
5assm:S! srirmsS. SsS COSTS. 'Ss; ~ opsioa
Leon siiverstein, appellant, VS. Louis X
fsns t Isa %.h SS Sn,n
JeqHl. Il Gore ccTeorap. respondent. VS.. Mar,
Judsmen, anirmed With costs. on Spp epiniol
Of Greenbaum, j.. at Special Term. ordei
William .. stratton, respondent vs. Ed
mund X stallo. impleaded &C. appellant
a With sav s s a to wf ~,
so' s. iS tn. court e.
| Mantanl. appellant. Judgment and orde
affirmed, No opinion. order fled
The People ex rel william J. Doughertv
| Comm issloner sc, respondent. Writ dis
| missed and proceedings affirmed, with s5
der hed.
In the matter Of Charles Fraser ct al.
as executors, &c, OF John C. Latham de
ceased Decree affirmed, with costs. y,
Pulsifer ct al, respondents. Judgment AM
order affirmed. with costs No opinion
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LEHrGH BONDS AUTHORIZED.
49, 1000 Issue Must He Sold at
Not Less Than Par.

ALBANY. June 26.-The upstate Pub
lie Service Commission authorized to-day
an issue OF s3.717.000 3 per cent. fifty
year debenture bonds by the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad Company not to be sold at
less than par. or this 100000 Is to
reimburse the Iehigh Valley Railroad
Company for paying on mortgage bonds
OF the Elmira- Cortland and Northern. and
the remainder to reimburse that company
for extensions and betterment
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supreme Country Justice Donnelly-
Goldman W.. Friedman, Alfred II Townley:
Zimmerman VS., Slverson, Meyer Auer,
bach: Reinken W.. Schwenk, Saul j. Deck
hciseri Rosenblum vs.. Rosenbaum, William
BY Justice Giegerich--Wartels vs. AuRen-
blick Co, Percy II. Gregory.
by Justice Seabury-Matter OF payno
John T. Lowe, Jr
by Justice Greenbaum-rorster VS. Min
turn, Almuth G. Vsndiver
By Justice Phiibin-Burnsidsy Va burnside
Warren W. Forster.
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Supreme Court-By Justice Greenhaum--
Hy Nee. Bangs vs. Mary II, Mccormick,
Harry ~ Kohn; simson v-olf VS. 5sth street
Real Estate 60, Mortimer Rosenthsl; Tillie
Wacht vs. 2sth Street and 9TH Avenue
Realty Co. % cases., Harry VI. Goldberg;
samuel l.. Wolf vs.. Stevenson Towle, Harry
". kohn.
nv Justice Piatzek-Edwsrd de G. CHS
holm vs.. Owners Building Co, Lawrence g.
0reenbaum-
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Supreme Court-Appellate Division.--Re-
cess
supreme Court--'Speclal Term-Part H.
Before Greenbaum, J. Court opens at 10 80
A. M.-Ex parte matters.
surrogate's Court---Cha mbers.-Before Co
halsn. T. No day calendar.
City Court-spccial Term--Part II--Be-
fore la Fetra, J. Court opens at 10 A. II,
Ex parts matters.
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NEWPORT = CINCINNATI BRIDGE co.

In accordance with the terms OF the SIN KIN
Fund clause of above mortgage. notice Is hereby
given that sealed proposals for the sale OF as
many bonds as can be purchased with sl3,sOO0
(which amount ls one per cent. OF N.ss9OO.pJ.
the amount Of bonds now outstanding, will be
received at the once of the Louis Vile Nash vile
Railroad Company. No. II Broadway. New lork
City. and opened At noon on June Soth, ielf
when the lowest offer will be accepted. provided
the price does not exceed par and Interest.
WM. W THOMPSON. Treasurer.
June fst
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STEWART MINING COMPANY.

New York, June n lelI
The Board OF Directors has declared .
quarterly dividend OF ten per cent. uo%)
able June 3Oth. 1914. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business June 18th,
1914 Stock transfer books close at three
p. NJ. June 10Th 1914, and reopen at ten
A. NJ, July list 1914,
JNO. l.. WILLIAMS Asst Treasurer
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.---The market
was dull and narrow. Buying orders
appeared for Philadelphia Electric In
small odd lots at 25 and encouraged trad
ers to take the issue at fractional ad-
vance. There was some selling or Lee
high Valley and General Asphalt pre-
ferred at n fractional decline The sum
mary:
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the CITY of New York

New York. June 10, 1914.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
ciared a quarterly dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT. payable on and after July LIST, 1914
The transfer books will remain closed from
= '"' ELMER +. WHITAKER. cash!.r.
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THE RANK OF AMERICA.

New YorK, June WIN, IylF,
The Board OF Directors have to- day de-
clared semi annual dividend OF fourteen
90 per cent, free OF tax, payable July LIST
1914. to stockholders OF record OF this date
W. NJ BENNETT Cashier.
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pIrTsRITRGU COAL COMPANY

Pittsburgh. Pa, June cath, 1914
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
elsred a dividend of one and one-auarter
lk) per cent on the Preferred stock.
payable July 35th. 1914, 10 stockholders Of
record at the close OF business July 18th, 1914
+. J. LEMOYNE. Secretary,
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EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.

A SEM. annual dividend OF two per cent.
Directors OF this Bank, payable On and AFTER
wednesday, July !, 1914 Transfer books
will remain closed from June 20 to July
., 1914 inclusive
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y-SpringfieId Tire Co.

Quarterly dividends OF li1eo on the IS
Preferred Stock and y 60 on the 10 second
Preferred Stock OF this Company have been
declared. payable July l. 1914, TO stock
holders Of record at the close of business
June 20, 1914. = A, SEAMAN, Secretary.
New York, June 10, 1914.
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international Navigation Company
(Nw sslst lmspalsas Ms,atIh Msin csnpsaD
first Mortgage Sinking Fund
So Gold Bonds
Due First day Of February. 1879.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursu
ant 10 the terms OF the mortgage dated the
first day OF February. 1892 two hundred and
ffty-two 1882 OF said bonds, Of 81 900 each.
crued interest. as OF August LIST. 1914. when
all Interest thereon will cease.
Tho numbers OF the bonds drawn are es fol-
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Sales were l04,2jO bags.
Provisions were easy. Cash beef
Packet, s17.50dsis; family. sis1slS.50.
Cash pork-Mess, S12.25d s22.75 fam
lily, s24 s2j.50. Cash lard-Prime West
ern. sl0.35; refined Continent, 5000 (;
South American. s1l25.
Chicago nrlces were.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LEHIoH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

ThIIadeIphIa, juno II, wv.
The Board Of Directors Of the Lehigh Val.
ley Railroad Company has this day declared
a quarterly dividend Of TWO and ONE
HALF PER CENT. COR si,25 per shareD on
It's preferred stock TO stockholders Of record
June ~. 1914, aud quarterly dividend Of
TWO and ONE-HA PER CENT cor 81. IS
per shareD on Its common stock to stock
holders Of record June 81. 1914, both pay
a bic July II. 1914.
Checks will be mailed.
J. ". BAXTER. Treasurer.
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Northern at Minneapolis. SiSc.: No I
Northern spring Z. o. b., e6c. No. 2 red
c. t. T., export sec; No. hard T. o. h.
to arrive. 93c.; No. Manitoba {. o. b.,
Csc. Corn-No. yellow. 76c.: No. 3
yellow c. t. T.. 75S.c: export 76hc. Oats
No. white. AN d45c.: No. white.
43ia a &c: standards 4id4iiac. Barley
Mailing C. |. Z. Buffalo. 57d6ic Rye
No. Western c. I. {. New York.
7oa.c. Flour--Spring patents. 4.25@
$3.50: spring clears. s3sOM 1895. Kan
eas straights to arrive. Sass Si.35.
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Once Of The United Gas Improvement {

y. w. corner Broad and Arch streets.
Philadelphia. June 10, 1914.
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend NJ two per cent. sl.00 per
shsreD. payable July Is. 1914 to stockholders
Of record at the close Of business June 80,
1914 Checks will he mailed
LEWIS LILLE, Treasurer.
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81. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Go.
Ton Holders Of az Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
Due July I, 1851:

Due July I, 1851:
=
o
touch
rms OF tho Trust
m.yb In
!
In
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Deposit .
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Copies. the Deposit may b
membs
madt o
The Receiver o
o
thee
Dated Ne" ' june 81" Wv
MAli4stE. s" COMPANY
,rX Ss;;Sif s sI arnT FTSf Co. Ne" r''.
,,frII;;I,l iss;,ny
u.KTy ;'l nSoS y Srs Trust Co of Ne" r''s
HaIxisSrn Company
R RsTHsoXE Counsel
York City ssildsH Mississippi Valley T,. CO.
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ano' cotton at New York was unchanged
~ 1925 Southern spot markets were un-
changed. with New Orleans 10 9-1s. Gal
csston l2 His Savannah lS7s. Houston
l3s. Augusta lax and Memphis l3a,.
Tho New Orleans market was steady
after the closing here. Prices there were
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Tho Liverpool market was steady. There
vas a. irregular business In spot cotton
"ith midding points lower ut 75sd
sales, 1000 bales. Receipts. 1000 bales :;
all American
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
PAYABLE

DIN TDT.NTN IN NHTFl
Company and Term. Six Amt.
Chicago Indiana and Louisville
semi annual .,................. Dfd -
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JoLINE, LARKIS RATHBoNE, Counsel
L. sTGLER Secretary.
90 Wall Street. New York City
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y y VI WIIH 10 TaIN"TNUUT ""Tt' JUN .
l.S October. i2.5s December, 1850 (:
January, 1917. The market there Is due
70 omen to-day . 10 II points up.
Port rcnnInta and sincliR Mnre
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. June 2G.-The statement OF
We receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows
Yesterday THIS month Fiscal year,
heoelrts ..... s2asa, tl5 S67,Is74i ssI7 0ss 2st
ray warrants 3,5i198t Il, sO0,6j2 SOC iS2. sos
surplus t,l,isl tis 3ec.7os 'sle 0ss. pa
'Dshc,
, me rece n's from customs yesterday were
$3.50. from internal revenue, ordinary, 1905.
~ .orporauOn tax, 81 7al 607, and miscellane
~ NlN ~ National bank notes received for
redemption 3 $3.50
. The oasn statement Of the United States
treasurer for June y shows:
GENERAL FITND
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SALES by AUCTION.

-~@-->~~~>>-
BY ORDER OF Bloomingdale Bros, !,
. A. NJ, at seth 81. a ard Ave. Manhattan,
Carberry plano 30sss.
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the batteries OF u submarine from be-
coming wet with sea water. Mr.. Edi-
son directed his efforts to a change I'm
materials OF manufactures. 1t Is an
Lnounced that his Invention has met all
tho tests required OF 1t. and probably
will be adopted by the navy. :.
The submarine with gills Interested
tho navy men moro than any other
topic OF conversation. however. and
Mr.. Edison explained that the principle
was so simple that any expert in
physics could work II out in n day.
He added that hc believed he.had per-
fectcd the application of the principle
and said he had arrived Mt this solu-
ton by actual, study of fish.
About year ago. when lie started
on the invention. Mr.. Edison went to
the Aquarium. at Battery Park, whore
the attendants lifted from the tanks
many species of fish. These the In
ventor held ip his hand as long as pos
sible without injuring them: studying
the action OF their gills as they gasped
for breath. All his experiments have
been based on what he learned in this
study .,!
On his trip of inspection over the
New York Mr.. Edison was shown every
thing on the ship, and was particularly
interested In the mechanictsm of the
big guns. ammunition hoists and the
other machinery of actual warfare. He
asked regularly, as each new part was
pen if 1t failed to work. Each time he
was answered that emergency appa :
ratus would prevent. accident and this
feature of warship construction APP
peared to please him more than any
thing else he saw.
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SUBMARINE With G|LLs :
. LIKE FISH is EDISON PLAN
Inventors Experiments Cover Past
Year, and Now Are Almost
Perfected.
FIRST VISIT TO BATTLEsHlP
In Company With Secretary of Navy
and Others Inspects Great Dread
nought New York and Manifests
Interest I'm Wonderful Mechanism.

NEW YORK. October 10.-Thomas A.
Edison is Mt work on submarine
which will be provided with gills SINH
lar to those of fish. His experiments
cover the past year, and are almost
perfected. When he presents his boat
for inspection Of naval experts 1t will
be possible for 1t to remain under
water indefinitely, extracting the oxy-
gen from the sea water, SO that the
crew will not have to come up for n
fresh supply of air.
This was learend to-day when, in
company with the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Edison
and Miller b. Hutchinson, chief engi-
neer of the Edison laboratories at
Orange, n. Y, the worlds greatest in
ventor made his first trip of inspec-
ton to a battleship. The New York.
lying at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard,
was the favored Dreadnought and the
submarine G also was visited.
Mr.. Edison visited the submarine to
inspect the working Of u storage bat
terry which he designed and built for
1t, Mt the request of the Navy Depart
ment. Batteries heretofore used have
been Of n type which gives off chlorine
gas when it comes in contact with salt
water. Chlorine gas makes men who
breathe 1t extremely susceptible to
pneumonia, the danger of contracting
the disease lasting from four to six
months.
AS it is next to impossible to keep
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CHAMP CLARK PAYS WARM
TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT
Efforts to- Keep United States Out of
Hnr Constitute Clearcst Title to
Gratitude of Country

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. October TO-
y tribute to President Wilson as "A
peace maker and expression Of n fer
vent hope that the war in Europe
might soon end marked the first speech
of Speaker Champ Clark in the fall
caH paign, delivered here tonight in
advocacy of denomination OF Represen-
t2tivo j, Thompson Banker.
'.Perhaps-who knows" said the
Speaker, when President Wilson has
hpishcd his course as chief magistrate
of this mighty republic, and WHEN his
torians come TO assign him his place
in history. they will pass over the
great domestic measures OF his admin
istrotion, such as tariff revision cur
roncy legislation, etc, and declare that
his EFFORTS 10 keep the United States
on; of war constitute his clearcst title
10 tbe gratitude of his country"
Mr. Clark said Americans had both
nm altruistic ard selfish .-reason. for
wanting peace
president Wilson" the Speaker de-
ciarcd, expressed with great felicity
tn. sentimcnts OF all true Americans
when he rendered his kindly offices to
the belligeren; powers in order to stop
the titanic struggle across the seas
Fortunate in his coign of vantage
happy in the confidence OF powerful
people. let us hope that he will sue
ceed in his philanthpopic cndcavor. and
thar UPON him will rest the blessing
vouchsafed Ia the peace makers in the
Sermon on the Mount"
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SULPHUR FOR ECZEMA
APPLIED LIKE COLD CREAM 1T STOPS ITCHING
AND DRIES SKIN ERUPTEONS RIGHT UP

With the first application of
bold sulphur the angry itching at
tending any eczema eruption ceases
and it's remarkable healing powers
begin. Sulphur says renowned der
matologist. just common bold sulphur,
made into n thick cream, will soothe
and heal the skin when irritated and
broken out with Eczema or any form
Of eruption. The moment it Is applied
all itching ceases, and after two or
three applications the Eczema disap-
pears, leaving the skin clear and
smooth.
He tells Eczema sufferers to get from
any good pharmacy an ounce of bold
sulphur and apply II to the irritated,
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MAKE NO FURTHER move
IN MEXICAN SITUATION
United States VIII Reserve Announce.
ment OF Policy Until Carranza
Is Heard From.
ASKED TO GIVE PROTECTION
American Government Seeks I'm
munity for Native Citizens Who
Served Under Funston in Admin
istration of Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON. October 1O.-Thc
United states government will make
no FURTHER move in the Mexican situa
tiop. and will reserve announcement
of its future policy towards the Mex
ica7l central government until Cen
cral Carran2n, the first Constitutions
aHst chief. has given formal guarantee
of full protection to aliens and Mex
leans, irrespective of their political af-
fil!ations, and promises not to relnlt
pose custom duties collected by Amer
leans during the occupation of Vera
Cruz
This was the positive declaration OF
State Department officials tonight fol-
lowing the announcement that, despite
two attempts, Carranza so far has re-
fused to explain satisfactorily his po-
sition as to what step he contemplates
taking upon the withdrawal of the
American forces from Vera Cruz. 1t
was pointed out that General Funston
had secured the services of Mexican
officials in the administration of civil
government ut Vera Cruz upon the
condition that thee would be pro-
tected when he withdrew. Under the
Mexican law these officials are liable
fer serving invaders to, imprisonment
for from five to twenty years. Inn
nunity for these citizens is sought by
this government.
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inflamed skin. the same as you would
any cold cream.
For many years this soothing, heal
ing sulphur has occupied secure posi-
ton In the treatment of cutaneous at
fections by reason of it's parasite de-
stroying property. 1t is not only para
siticidal. but also antipruritic, anti
septic and remarkably healing in all
irritable and innammatory conditions
OF the skin. While not always estab-
l:shing a permanent. cure 1t never fails
to instantly subdue tho irritation and
heal the Eczema right up, and 1t is
often years later before any eruption
again appears on the skin.-Advertise-
ment.