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The Washington times., 1915-12-11

years old. the cast OF ships has so far
advanced that it will be necessary to
provide an appropriation of $lo5 go. in
stead of the original estimate of sl10,-
coo. Plans have already been prepared
for this much needed craft. and it is
hoped that the necessary appropriation
will be forthcoming as early as prac-
ticable during the approaching session
of Congress.
"A new harbor cutter to replace the
Hartley at San Francisco is urgent!%
needed. That vessel was built in 1875,
and has been in service for forty years.
Her wooden hull is rotten. her maCNin-
cry aniquated and in very bad con-
dition, requiring frequent repairs. The
boat is not worth rebuilding.
$235,000 For Guard Stations.
In April. 1871 without accident Of
any kind. she began to fiji at her dock
and was quickly taken into shoal water
nearby. where she sank. The cutter
was raised and repaired as we'll as tn"
general bad condition of her hull would
permit. but had this incident occurred
while she was underway the lives OF
her crew and the customs inspectors,
who are obliged TO use the vessel, would
have been seriously Jeopardized. II is
earnestly recommended that an appro-
priation of $4,000 be provided to build
or purchase a suitable cutter to replace
the Hartley.
Renewal OF the request for cruis-
the waters adjacent to the Panama
Canal is made. and an appropriation
of $4,000 is asked for with which TO
| rebuild twenty-five coast guard stations,
| Extension of the active season during
! which the stations should be kept open
! is recommended because of the fire.
4uencv Of storms while theN are closed
| In commenting on this recommends
| ton the report saws:
| Reference to another important con-
| sideration upon this subject should not
| be omitted. The men at the stations
who are enlisted for a term OF one
| year are subjected to compulsory
leave OF absence without pay during
| the two months the stations are closed
| namely. June and July. They are
/ therefore thrown out Of regular ON
| plo!ment. Such employment as they
are usually able to find i'm these months
like boating. fishing. etc. is at its very
| height at the time they arc recalled t.
duty. so that it is not possible for then
| to engage In any business eXcept of th
most temporary and shifting characte
| odd jobs which Weld them mcager re
turns. They find. as a rule. even amoni
the most frugal. that whatever sav
ings they may have accumulated durinI
ton months of their enlistment yea
age used up during this period Of en-
forced absence from duty.
UnbrOken Employment Urged.
ITO say the least. it is a matter o
grave doubt whether any well-ordere
business establishment. aside from con
siderations affecting the personal wei
fare Of its EMPLOYEES. could afford t
pursue n like policy.
at is believed that the physical an
mental character of the enlisted pcr
sonnel as well as the discipline OF tn
u service could be maintained at a hiRhe
standard If the men could be assured o
unbroken employment throughout IN
year for which they enlist. and that IN
efficiency and usefulness of the coas
guard would be correspondnGly pro
NOTED thereby"
The Washington times., 1915-12-11

Byzantine Logothete is something
else the poor um,ires will have to
contend with next season.
The Washington times., 1915-12-11

England's recognition of Carranza
causes Senor Villas astigmatism to
take a turn for the worse.
The Washington times., 1915-12-11

The President is relying upon a
pig iron tax to bring home the
bacon,
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
Tomorrow

raIIy l., W g. T. -. ToH's r. cater. " u -.
E.,rcar ror .n.u Aui r1r.,tlr lcn' o. new
members ur jlr}N Name So"cr, =. rlepn-
ems Catrnlir Cl'u;.h. a. m
Sermon The Coming or Christ 70 the
STATE" S. Aloysiu Church. 10 a. u
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
Larger Appropriation Needed.

Speaking OF tho need OF theSe Vessels
the report says:
The old cutter Manhattan now limrs
along with worn-out hull and machir-
cry performing in very inefficient
manner the important duty of regC-
lating the anchorage OF vessels in the
recommending the replacement of this
antiquated craft, now over forty-two
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
Amusements.

Now National-"WalCh Your Step" -:l5 and
S:ii y. IN. -
peCkcn. 70 and SO p. m.
poIi's" s"-"iulIus caesar" 5:lS and S:l5 2. ~.
r. r. Kciths -NRndeyile. 2:lS and SI5 y N.
Casiro-''A LATHE en- in a H!g city, ..5
and S.l5 n.
Ga"ety-Btrlcsquc, e.I5 and Sl5 D. m.
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
WHAT'S ON PROGRAM
IN CAPITAL TODAY
Meetings Of the Fraternal, So
ciaI, and Other 0rganiza.
tions in Washington.

Address. Van II. Manning, before Mlssissio-
pi Society of Washington. Pythian Temple
S y. n.
BENEFIT card party. under auspices OF ladies
board OF Georgetown University Hospital,
Raleigh, afternoon.
Annual dinner, Grdron Club. New willard,
Smoker, Home Club tennis players at cluo,
p. IN.
Masonic--ACaCia. No. Is.
odd Fellow $ anton Washington. No. l.
patriarrhs Militant.
Council. -. =,
street northN est, to p. -.
Address by Congrcssman John TilnIan no
fore Missouri Society. Rauschcr's. y. T,
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
vHICH SIDE is BLUFfING?

e German chancellor delivers a
mt speech, in effect announcing
Germany doesn't require to
= about peace terms; the other
being beaten, will lave to make
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
CHILDREN OF COLORED
. SCHOOLS IN DRILLS
Physical Exercises Show Results of
Hard Work Done During
Year.

Eight thousand spectators cheered
wildly yesterday afternoon as hundreds
of school children of the physical train
ing department of tine colorei schools
of Washington marched proudly into the
American League Park to take part in
their annual exhibition. Evidence OF the
hard work done during the year was
visible as the children went through a
great variety of physical exercises.
After the Maypole and the physical
drills. the youngsters spread out in a
great circle. which embraced the entire
baseball field. and gave a splendid cNh;-
bition Of a number of folk dances. alter
nately holding ribbons above their heads
and dancing beneath them. The school
children and the spectators. who nearly
filled the grand stand, were entertained
by the gay music of Huppman's Band.
Miss Eta Williams. one Of the training
teachers. directed the drills. Among
those who attended the exhibition were
Supt. Thurston. Of the public schools;
Judge Mowhoney. DR.. r. c. Bruce, as
sistant superintendent in charge of the
colored schools. and II. D. Blair. presI-
dent Of the Board of Education.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
Ole 6ow,, Gr,er

| rev. J. Heaning Nelns, rector Of tAe
Church Of the Ascension, will speak
this evening before the Trowel Club
OF Master Masons of the Interior De-
partment in the Ebbitt. George s.
| Pope. president Of the organiza ton.
will preside.
All Georgfans living Or Visiting In
this city are invited to attend meet
ing to be held in the parlor of the
Raleigh tomorrow at O'Clock for the
purpose of organizing a club to be
known as the Georgia Society of
Washington. Plans will be. formula
ted and officers elected.
The preparation Of . report to CoH-
gress on the causes of unrest among
la Dor class of the country and possible
solutions will be started by the In
dustrial Relations Commission at
Chicago early next month The long
hearings on which the report will be
based were brought to a close here
Thursday.
The several divisions Of the Con-
gressional Library composing the Sum
day and holiday sevice. will be open
Memorial Day. Monday. from p. m.
until 10 p. m. The other divisions. in
GLIDING the copyright office. will be
closed. The Library Building will be
open to visitors from 2 p. H.. until 10
p. m.
An auto transportation service 10 to
be inaugurated in the Geological Park.
connecting the Chevy Chase and the
Mount Pleasant car lines. The District
Commissioners yesterday granted the
permission to the Auto Hiring Com
pany after the proposition had been
Endorsed by Frank Baker. superinten-
dent of the park. The fare will be cents.
Chester 4. Arthur school gave IN en-
tertainment for the benefit OF public
school Fairgrounds last night in the as
sembly hall of Eastern High School
The exercises given by the pupils
featured representative work done
in the departments of music, physical
training and dramatic art. The pro-
gram included school songs, folk
dances. playlets and Indian Drills.
The school was assisted by the Or
chestral School of Music. directed by
Prof. William ]. Oates.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Present TIL. nd before June =,

Present this nd before June
and you can purchase any or all of
these articles at/prices quoted: cans
Blue Bell Tomatoes. CSC: cans Sugar
Corn, CSC; cans Early June Peas, Csc:
cans Extra Small Peas, CSC; 5 cans
Bright Eyes Brand Baked Beans. CSC;
cans Tuna Fish. Csc: lbs. Peanut
Butter. csc: pkgs. Golden Egg Maca-
roni. csc: X blu. Potatoes. 25c: lbs.
Evap. Peaches. CSC; quart bot. RAN
dalrs Grape Juice and l dog. Safety
Matches, csc: lbs. Fancy Head Rice,
Csc; lbs. Lima Beans, Csc; lbs. Star
OF the East Flour. Csc; s Mackerel, CSC;
IL lbs. Pepper, CSC: 1 Id. Cocoa, Csc: 40
lbs. Salt, CSC. 92S Pa. Ave. and all The
]. T. D. Fyles Stores.
Charlie Chaplin today. Virginia. COS 9Th.
Flowers asd Memorial Day Designs.
Reasonable prices. Shaffer. 900 18th st.
Best business lunch In waShinEtOn-
Eckstein's Ladies and gentlemen. 1913
New York Ave Sc LIST and I'd floorA
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
Missionary Day Observed.

Missionary day was observed yesterday
by the annual conference of the eolored
Methodist Protestant Church. now in ses-
sion at st. Paurs Church. Third and NJ
streets, of which Rev. j. w. Manakey ia
pastor. The missionary sermon last night
was delivered by Rev. Z. w. Scott, pres
ident of the conference.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
No Reports on Nebraskan

The expectation that official reports on
the attack on the Nebraskan would he
received in time for discussion by the
Cabinet yesterday was not realized IL
was announced that the absence of press
ing matters for Cabinet discussion and a
slight indisposition of the President, made
a meeting of the Cabinet unnecessary.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29

King Constantine Improving.
Athens, May est was announced
today that the improvement Of King
Constantine was continuing.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-29
Charlie Chaplin today. vIrxtnia. COS 9Th

Flowers aad Memorial Day Designs.
prices. Shaffer, 900 18th st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
American Trade
Balance Growing

A great change has Genre over Ea-
rope since oasbreak q the var rela-
ava e. tha Value 81 United States aoi-
lars During the FIRST munth Or IS ~
tbe var gold sac t.e oniy medium ~
exshanws chat was recognized ard
thousan8s 81 Americans were strand
80 beraust they were provided sniy
pish argeuet RI aates of exchange
Tsdag fae American dolisr i ~ 9
premium e. practically every sara-
pau ooontrs sna assgunts are meas
rred wtb lhe American dollar - ths
n,l - alar T6 New Yor8 World
81 tHs hase ~ ths sitaa-
tr sag
rhe premium ar tbe discount r'g
nnlr sse ana crsisfa r. q 20 eN+
III urasr +, proportions AZ tae taF ef
hane sf aH hBt ona NnsNsh
pound sfgrius ~ the urwvailins auo-
faHcn 60 thls mai set. oriy ffsa viii
Bs pound ferlna. Ordinarily -
reHfa wN hv feu Uermsn mnrks
NeW insa than cents ii huy foHr
nat6a 0Taimari Hu A1vrican aoliar
pi hny in tsls market al9 itslian lire
Sew doiaf wil buy ~ much - asss
IRE
International trade f8r years with
out number haa beer nnaneed throu9h
F.ondan Cfedf n EuEllsh pound
sterliuW hes been the standard desider-
otum ol tie worlds canmerce. Thts
q noU turuine to Sew York and iu
terms 81 tlsu Collar
The scramble Tor American dollars
or American credit b. practically unt-
VERSA and has become asufe To 80
either. the beifEercnt and other. pco-
Yles are oyering unhenr8-of prices in
their own money They do Wet want
the eoijara IS take AVA. 1nes Nani
them here and O. be epeat here. I'm
able ar unwilling e send the.f oWa
gold 81 payment 81 the enormous per.
ehaaes made to NuruiK their war ard
ether needs. thty are wulinR Co eos =
Zee great sans of n0nev ln auhHiltlt.
ing promises q pay gold later on
The imports from Europe have
r,achsd q minimum while the exports
especially 81 foodstuas have Increased
greatly AZ consequence &c this ths
frade balance 8 favor . the unitea
states for the month 81 January wa.
tlfs.6oo 0Co is short We sold sooas
valued Il soooa0 more than ths
tsaae &c goods unf esased - the othei
side 81 ihr AGlatie This r. q BE-
sate - ncar aIon and thrso-quar
fsr rear ana FL Fl continues any au-
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rst Umary areees end aa -
nun n ths gatt
taa German M aaesse5 the unHea
at.s IS ca ~ 9matle nter.
u Hed forces .homa
he aptl ~ rurt AM
NOR nibsa hiss been lnstrac-
I'D rs eseane Hu fee when .he Ger
raa rlaissr e Tarksy leaves vsth
ere ottoman governments ~ Eaklche-
ST. tae newly ec'scted capital
while e g understood that every
tref afauon hss been made Is defend
che lts d Constant neple asa.nst the
Invaders. ths action 81 Germany ia
significant Germany must rcaiias nat
the opsrlnr 81 the naraaneilea ard me
nosphorus win Sc extremely important
t. che allles and 81 view g that fact
& il reasonable to presume that every
effort would ~ made % prevent the
capture ~ the civ
a saet that has been lost sight ~
Ga connection vita the operations
AGAINST the Turkish capital is that tire
opeuInK e the Darlaneuss ana ths
Eosphor1s NJ Elve Russla an outiet
tor troops r necessary. % assist rms
frgcos in the reid ID France
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
FINE. MEETING
OF PENSACOLA
TOURIST CLUB
EVERYBODY CAUGHT THE PRE.
VRiLiN0 ENTHUSIASM AND en-.
JoYgo YESTERDAYS SESSION
IT The BAPTIST cAuRcn.

Everybody present caught ire en-
thuaiasm which prevailed ia all quar-
tiers a. the meeting 81 the Pensacola
Tourist Club. yesterday afternoon The
meeting wac unusually interesting. the
program ~ entertainment having been
exceptionally good.
One announcement which was made
during the meeting was tas inpend
ing departure for his home IN Illinois.
~ Mr. Taylor the cluha PRESIDENT. wha
has "a tho past done much for the sue
cess a the organization. lie lntens'
- .eave during next week and com
mittee was appointed a. the meeting
yesterday 20 select some token. e. Sc
presented the departing president IN
appreciation o. the work he has 80
well done. looking 20 the good ~ the
association Tais committee win gsi
together at once and take action on
the question.
The ron can yesterday showed
tourist membeTshlp Ia . number q
statea. and one 81 che TEXTURES ~ the
meeting wnH the cards bearing ths
'Get- Together" slogan 90 the club
with the name % the state printe'
prominently on each card This wa
an i8ea of ~ :. Pond who Is an en-.
ploge &c the Fisher Real Estate ARcy.
and who is much interested Is tae en-
terta tnment 81 the visitors from Other
sections - the country.
The meeting was held a. usual yes.
terday in the basement ~ the Fgrs'
Baptist church building. and amous
the noteworthy attractions we're nnu.
49, .sFennH 49, ss~saff# - A. 49,
Glasses
Before Adjournment the club ais,
voted appreciation FOR the work - ~,
clubs secretary, and Thar officer ~ IT,
club VIII also Be suitably remembered
before the tourists 50 home rom ~,
delightful stay 81 this delightful city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11

Coming o. Peneacoia IN September
1918 from the nations capital. where
hc was second iu command ~ 4 large
ans m9w Euv work ne broa r.
sIfa him arr ienes for the local
fIe3a aH sa. 81 activities -
ere srrf ais tae ~enra Gotta T.
W ~ aF heta 3 caral eut&oas
hua grtaugasffc leader and inaefatlg-
ah5r worker AZ scent Htcr ~ tFoou
oue. local Ru5. Srests IT America. he
hsa inerea ed tae efficiency - tae
BOSS 81 tho ti.oep through weekly IN
stfuction eisHaas so that almost the
entire membership ~ thn troop have
advanced ln 8nsree work lie was aiso
in charge ~ the camr az Eleven
Mile creek last fan
aside from his association duties.
AIR. Leeeh has ocsn "a useful worker IN
Che ereanszatfen and pusniuR 81 the
work of thc Christian Enieavor socie-
Il - tie First Presbyterian church.
The eood wishes ~ miny friends
wl8 so with him IN hls return % q
northern nol8 ~ labor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
NAVAL STORES
AND LUMBER TO
MAKE UP CARGO
STEAMSHIP cAsTLE EoEN WILL
LIKELY REAcH HERE TO-DAY
AND WILL FtLL OUT WITH The
TWO MENTIONED ITEMS

Fer TIE purpose q filing out with
cargo q naval stores and lumber.
the British steamship Castle Eden -
expected % reach here today, and
upon arrival win Be berlhea on the
east side % Tarrag0na wharf. wheTw
the cargo win be loaded as rapidly
a. possible with q view ~ giving
the steamer The utmost dispatch.
The Castle Eden WA8 reported as
having sailed from Charleston for
Pensacola about = week ago, and har-
Dor oftlcials have had a weather eys
open, lookinE for the vessel named
CarEo was assembled on the doek last
night however. for starting the vessel
Immediately upon arrival whsch =
almost . faregone conclusion viii ~
earir enough today 90 50 ~ work
This Il enc - th@ vessels whtch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
TELLS
OF SLEEPLESS
NIGHTS At SEA
CAPTAIN eoRslNo. or rhs
sPANisH STEAMSHIP MADRi
LENo. WHILE AT TIE CUSTOM
HOUSE TELLS Of PRESENT.
DAY Risks

Ar interesting visitor 10 the GUS
ten house yesterday was Captain Cor
rino. ~ the Spanish steamship Madrl
leno. who went there - both enter
and clear hia vessel The Madrlleno
came to Pensacola from Cuban pods
for q repienissing ~ her bunker coaf
supply. and hence will this morning
50 60 sea. en- route to Galveston. Tex
where = cargo ~ grain and cotton
win be received
Captain Corrino was fluent talk
er and GO the officials a. the custom
house. detailed how many slecplees
nights crews of vessels In certain
parts Of ths world are spending al
though sailing under the neutral eol0rs
~ Spain. the Madrileno was ~ Enc
hsh waters and NJ times Vas III the
celebrated danger rome. where Goattn Z
mines and undoraea craft are torpedo
ing vessels every time they get the
opportunity Captain G9rrlnn said
that while vessels are fu that part -
the world and especially at night.
there G. not much sleep aboard any
vessel no matter whether Or not ahe
flies neutral flags ~ fact the great
est danger is tbC floating mine. ne
Faid because the submarines are care
Gi not 60 inaict damage on neutral
vessels ordinarily He said that. an
ficipatinK the probability of collidinE
with the DANGEROUS contact mine q,
night all boats were swung out on the
daSits and the ship wna ready 20 10
deserted 90 the first real explosion
Iils talk was real lBterestlnR. and
clerks found Il convenient 10 take 4
little longer IN fixing ~ bis papers
than they are ordinarily
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
ctTRoLANa
CIT RO AK 4

Best thing Tor consumption sour
stomach. lary liver and 50 ggisn bow
els Staps q sick headache almost IL
once. Gives "a most thoreuxh and sat
lafactorT nufhinE-no pala. no nau-
aea. Keeps your system cieansed
sweet and whoiosome AK Tor citro.
lax. p'Alemtrertr.s Pharmacy tA8va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
HAIR COMING oUT3

DandruT causes . fsvertsh irritation
% tire scalp. the hair roots shrink loos-
sn and then the hair comes cut fast
To stop falling hair st once and rid the
Ncalp 81 every particle of aandrax. get
Ascent bottle of Dandersne a. any
drug store. pour a little in your hand
and rub il into the scalp. After a few
applications the hair stops comlng cot
ard yea cant nnd ana dandrun-
aadxl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
ANOTHER nopY FOUND
FROM WRECKED YACHT

Beaufort. =. C.. March s.--The boHy
"a Ars q 81 Perch. ~ this city. who
with two othes persons vas killed Ia
fhe ezpi7sIun which wrecked and sank
De- rr ate yaeat Julia near EawIelaard
81 C 1auuarY lb. was found uear that
place to-day The body VIII be taken 60
Philadelphia Tor burial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
PROMINENT MERCHANT
MANLAlD AND KILLED

Durham. n, G.. March a.--Bucksts
NJ. Mann. . prominent local merchant
was held up and KILLED here late last
night ~ hiHhwaymen. Hsn saul was
crushed ~ Q blow with q club. A
pocketbook containing = large sum II
money was missing No ciev 20 to
siayers Rave been found
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11

sess a. Give 1uinias 80 chH9rrn,
FEEN LIME ~ the trade mark name
Weu ~ "a improved ouinlme n Is a
Tnateless srrun. pleasant 10 take and
@aaa rot aiatuFh TIE stomach ChNAren
take f sNa neFfF knnm % 81 Quiz mA
Also especially adauted TO aauffa WHO
cannot tale ordinary Guthrie nnen nat
ue5lFaafa nnE cause nervousness u8r
g'nTna in tha head. Try Il the next
tIm@ vaa ueea auuime for any purpose
ASS for zso1aea original nackaNs Tha
uaHf fEBHiIINE IL blown o. bottle
SB cents fAav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
WELCOME INFORMATION.

Most middle aged men and women
are glad 70 learn that Folsy kidney
pllls give relief from ianauidnsss. stir
and sore muscles and joints. pufiiness
under eyes. backacha. bladder weak
ness and rheumatism. They get re-
suite Coata1n no harmful drugs
TpAlembeFte's Pharmacy. fAdv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
SERIOUS Losers WERE
SUFFERED ~ TURKS

retroarad March An oflclai
conmunicat' from THE generni STAR
- the Russian Caucasian army says
-0ar troops on March e. occuEBca
an Important position fn the reeion
beyond che river Thoruk C1'srkiah AR
roenia1 throwing sack the Turks 10
IRE southwest and iunictlns upon them
serious losses
con TIRE other 'front.' there were no
engagements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
GORDON L.EECH
RESIGNS FROM
LOCAL Y.N.C.A.
SECRETARY Of TIE RoYs oivl.
SION WILL RETURN 70 WASH
IseToN TO ENGAGE ~ SPECIAL
SUMNER WORK

L Gordon Leeeh. Tor ths past two
years, secretary o. the boys Division
q the Pensacola y a. @ A.. has
tendsred hia resignation effective
April 4. az which time hs viii return
90 Washington 90 enFtge IN special
summer work preparatory % entering
service tiaIs faI with ore 81 the large
eastern associations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11

usually brings sulphur rocH ana iron
pyritea from Hneiva and Pommrn. II
10 said that this vessel r. about
the same proportions ss the new
steamship Pensacola, built. owned and
operated by the same company hand
ling the steamer TO be here today
The Psnasocai was last reported Al
Grimsby. England.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
Your chligs Couch i can 70, n.lu

Don't put or treating your Chmd,s
Cough u not Only saps their strength.
bat often ieads % more serious all
uents. Why risk You don't have 20
Dr Kings New Discovery II suss the
remedy your child needs IL IL made
with soothing healing and antiasptie
bnlsams. VIII quickly check the Cell
and aoothe Your Child's Couga away
No odds now bad the Cough or how
long standing Dr Kings New Dis.
coveFy vii stop g. It's guaranteed
just get a bottle from your Druggist
and try e tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
Rhsarnsslsr. - 80, . 80.


Tou cau't praVemf am attack -
Rheumatism from cornlnx en-. Bat v0a
can stop a almost Immediately sloar's
Idniment gently applied 60 the sore
io{at or muscle penetrstas Ia q few
minutes - the innamed spot that
causes ths pain r soothes the hot
tenaer swollen feeling and IN E very
short time brings a RELIEF thar 81 all
most unbelievable until YOU experGenea
J Get q bottle % siaanu IInimeng
for aec. - any Druggist and have Il
n the hcnae--againnt Colds. sore and
swollen Jointa IumhaNo seiatica ans
like ailments. Nour money hack 4
eot sauaosd. 1ut K dose give almosg
instant rg-~,f gAdv
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MY daughter used Chamberlain
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