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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
Talk No. 6.

A hoN6 all the varou. -
"A tons that are heln. a.
oussed ~ our peonI ,e.ss..
- one important fact should ~,
$500 - .as.sookea that the question ~
MOSQUITO prevention ana Aa-.- y
ton Affects directly tns s
nasnneF u people--in eae, -.
sedy r P.nsacola. sery-
w course other question. -.
$500 1919 e more important n snss,
saeess out directly snecvip~ 49,.
ooay personal eonfors II 49, -.
$500 - !, .esp'ng Pensacola FREE fror,
-. 80 aont forget shs, fact ana
- Win The Rotary rluh - 49,.
,. oeansifui city the h~., .,,..s
e'iy on tne Gulf Coast -.
.eaay the prestiesf ana ooalss. -.
sad the attraction 81 frm.se,,. -
ne mosquito pest TOM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
German Fleet Is Cruising
In North Sea and Is Willing
to Give British Fleet Battle
~ AssocIATEp -

London, April 25-A Copenhagen dispatch says
that leading German papers declare the German feet
is willing to accept battle in the North Sea The
entire feet the papers has several times erused
the North Sea vanly seeking the British fleet
The Noisssche Zeitung SAYS the Norwegian steam
Foedin met the German fleet last Sunday of Hego-
land The Foedin's captain said the German
mander told him he hoped TO find the British fleet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
sEvol uTtoNJsTs ENTgR cAPE
aAfTlEN WITHOUT TRouHLE

cane Rassen. April gR Gen Nor
aorv ara petition. the leading ret9lu-
tion6alA entered Cape Haltien without
artnu : shot The revolt nEainst frea.
iaerf QnInauue recently VAS sfaftta
- the erauna that BE- was preparias
IS tnrn over Haltrs anances 60 -
unitea states
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
England Wants
Large Number
Men TO Enlist

..ennon. April s--AddressGnw
s--slnM meeting today Doctor ~.
= -'aasa parliamentary secr.s.,v -
/, Aanairaitvs said II wou -.
&c Kitchener IL erasifef 49, 80
- WIZ she Response ~ ~. 80 -
.oslpteers, you sre In error. W. -.
- nm. We wanf them noe -
49, nnay - trained to piav - -
I've pert IL the ssruew,e' s''se-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
"eo'cAl SUPPLIES sENT "a
COMBAT TIE SMALLPOX

A#Aington. April r. -.s.s,..,
- -. 49,. - ee'a Dat smallpox ard nrsvens
-, $3.50 ef disease n Nexgoo e.its
=. - forwarded from Yer. -.
- 800 s.l. aeeorainR to = rnexsar. =
-. ahka agency mere tovtvs.
- Department advices say tbe ~.
- ~ Mexico city has not rsach,a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
o
Ten VHae
are Mass-ec

ny ASSOCIATED
Tinis. April a. Refugsf-iaiag
shs Russian lines report hssa .
ere az Armenians ~ Madans
- belnw continued on an eater
scale. They say al inhah ten
villages. near Van. - Arinavs
been put % death.
BEING advised % the y the
heaA az the Armenian enbi@d
Pvswiasnt Wilson an api the
American people e behaif Ar
raeniam4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
AvtAvIoN BRANCH OF
THE sHa

I,anaon. April Sis
Importance attached 81
branch q fhe army = I
Rovai Warrant creaftns
tieusi ranks IN fhs Flya'
49, omcers include VI
~ with ray - So - =
Aafutaut $50 Fa'ss'
sgfa Te~hrseai Quar-
wsamt 8zE0 ard Nor q
ternaesfer Sergeant Ill
thssn nfHcers VII rec
/ additional allowances 81
/ Naw ~ ascent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
Object TO Women
conductors on
the Street Cars
= AssocIATrD pRrss

..,' ulu' Wales. April SIS So.
r y,'sesass = street carmen today raes-
$50. e,..'s''hs pfotestins aeaina, rba a.,
80 't ef women condnctors rh.
80, nea Has warned tear n !, -
- ~ ~ policy IN usiisE wo,,.,. -
-, e.aAs'ors the men win f,4s. y, -.
With them - work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
Another Heavy
Rain Damages
Central Texas

rmsr - .s - Another h~s,-s
$50. sepf Central Texas ten,~h,
= .'n's already are out ~ their 49,.
- Jesuit Of last weeks rains 80
80. .so deaths have been aaaes e. -.
sNsasS-one kliiea last wssE -, ne
7'ofe Or persons SIN are mi'ss,.s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
Futile Fight
Made 10 4
LiquOrLils
~ ASSOCIATED

AIhany. April ~ 4 och
futile eight. IN the New b.
SIS. on the PHI e. rsis
auuor licenses one-fear
re state. delayed sdiourf-
l.eisiasurs unit almost 4
The license measure
sent 70 the governor
IL sigu H
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
MANY ATTEND NgoRo,s
FUNERAL IN AUGUSTA

susus'a. Ca, Aprtl ss.-Th. .n..
council today aftenred the =,
- y Robert Young. a negro. w,,,
$50 eeen city hall ianftor sov nr,,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
GERMAN PRoJEcTiLEs coNTAlN
QUANTITY OF DEADLY GASES

paris. April as.-The French offieisa
- osnce communication tonight
aala. "To the north OF Ypres the ost-
tle continues under conditions favor
ahla Tor the allies. The Germans nave
attarkea Al several points alons the
prsttsh front from various asrectaens'
s,,t thnv we're not able 60 gain Eroana-
a.. snve progressed en- the riEht
ha,ha az the canal throuGh Vigorous
counter attacks. In Beleaum cur sonis
ter attacks continue snecessI psiS - =
i r3osn corporation With eur aities. 80
Germans. who have attacked Win ~
army corps continued g employ -
phvxiating gases. sons of tnesF pr
iectiles. which did not explode. wef
found 70 contain large quantity
these gasesF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26

a n@~r vecafsn- a..
starter--has ha.r - -
members of the w.r.,.. -
Virgins Mooney = ~. Aa
Mooney svpsars - - ef r the
York hofeFs ur4v.s. - - NsM
~ original pian. Te. -, es.ena ~
have = aesk asno.t.. 49,. ), - s.a1'er Vii
when > Patron rnaan.. ..'..'-... 's.fa. Aiad
sire FOR 4 4awf - - n'f &C.
the name. rau,e., -. 80 Gown
sifh ore hand = So = ion
tor witch rs suar...s..s eus-
.axi % TIE door - -. - g. the
80 ches IL a@ sssat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26

Yesterdays 2ernpsra
turei i4tansHt. - degrees
lowest. 80 degrees.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
CHAPTER le--H r NJ q

AN ACT TO provide one additional
Judge for the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the State
of Minnesota.
Be II enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Minnesota:
Section i. Zone Additional Judge fol-
Ramsey s0untyD--One Judge OF the
District Court of the Second Judicial
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
Approved February 20, 1915.


CHAPTER i3--H r. No. $50
AN ACT to amend Section $40. Chap
ter 20. General Statutes OF Minnesota
1913, relating to the terms OF inter,
est payments on school and other
state lands.
Be II enacted by the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That Section $40, Chap
ter 30. General Statutes OF Minnesota.
1873 be and the same IL hereby amend
ed 20 a. to read az follows.
ETA Terms N Daynnent--IntoTest--
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

payable annually or senai-annualiy AT
such place or places and executed ~
such manner AZ said governing body
may determine. and aall or complete
the sale thereof at not less than par;
and all proceedings to that end here
tofore taken by any such village under
special law are hereby legaiixed
Sec :. This act shall not apply ia
or affect any actions or appeals now
pending, In which the validity OF such
proceedings Is called In question.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved February Q, 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

CHAPTER 20~H. r. No. ~.
AN ACT to amend Section STAT. Gem
eral Statutes 1918. relating 10 the
taking or MISUNDERSTANDING and the
administration OF oaths by an of11ccr.
director or stockhoIder cf 4 CORPORA
tion, 10 Nh to authorize them ID pro-
test Instruments In certain cases
Be II enacted by tbs Legislature Of the
State OF Minnesota.
Section 1. That Section STAT or Gem
erai Statutes 1918 he ana tho Same il
hereby amended 20 ~ to read Al fol-
lows. 475s
Sec. 6747. Any person authorised 10
take Acknowledgement or administer
oaths. who III at the same Tina an
oficer, director or stockholdcr of !
corporation. Ii hereby authorised Is
take ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Instruments
wherein such corporation II interested
and to administer oaths TO any ofFicer.
director or stockholder of such corpo-
ration a. such. and to protest FOR nom
acceptance or nonpaymenk bills of e.
change drafts. checks notes and other
negotiable or non-negotiable instru-
rnents which may be owned or held for
collection by such corporation IL fully
and effectnally as X he were not ~,
ofiicer. director or stockholder at such
corporation.
Approved February IS, 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
DRINK POISON FOR LIQUOR;
FIVE ARE DEAD AS RESULT
Three Wen nnd Two Women who Tnkc
Wood Alcohol Die In At
lnntn Hospitals.

ATLANTA. GA, May l4.-Five per-
sons. three men and two women. are
dead here to-day as the result Of drink
ing poison late Wednesday. which. ac-
cording to tho police. they had mis-
taken for liquor. Emmett Rlount.
twenty-thrce. n lawyer: his brother,
John Blount. thirty-four. an electrician.
and Mrs. Fannie Caldwell twcnty-onc,
died in hospital late yesterday. John
T.. Lynch. forty six, farmer, ana Mrs.
Mary North. hfty-cicht, mother OF Mrs.
Caldwell, died in the hospital early
to-day.
According to statements made by sew
cral % the victims after they became
i'll. John Blount and Lynch on We'd :
ncsday afternoon found n quantity of
what they thought was grain alcohol
in the basement 90 new apartment
house. Lynch said they put some sugar
in the liquid. and In the evening took
II To the home OF James Caldwell, where
the victims drank it,
Thursday morning John Blount be-
came violently i'll. and other mem
bers of the party were taken to the
hospital during the afternoon and last
night. Caldwell was treated at the
hospital. and the police say he is the
only person known ~ have drunk the
liquid who survived.
Physicians who attended the strick cn
persons asserted that the liquid was
wood alcohol. They planned To hold
an autopsy, and the coroner stated he
expected to hold an inquest later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE
IN PRESIDENT WILSON
Wholesale Grocers' Association Adopts
RcsolutiOn-New Officers
Elected.

ATLANTA. May III. II. McLaurin.
of Jacksonville, was reelected presi-
dent OF the Southern Wholesale
Grocers Association at the closing scs-
sion here to-day. Selection of the
next convention city was left to the
executive committee.
The convention adopted n resolution
expressing "thc utmost confidence in
the ability and wisdom of President
Wilson" In guiding the affairs Of this
country.
Other officers elected were: first wee
president, Il. l. Adams. Atlanta: second
vice president. Max Mayer, Little Rock !:
treasurer. James Lasscter, Jackson
Vile.
Directors elected by the association
included:
North Carolina-w. H. weathcrly.
Elizabeth City; +. +. Hashagen, Will
minGton; r. A. Morrow, Monroe
South Carolina. NJ. Latham,
Chester A. Ryttenbcrg, Sumter; w
Livingston, Seneca.
Tennessee. p. Faucette. Bristol,
Va; u. S. Jones, Jellico; r. p. Woodson
Memphis.
Virginia.. r. Legard. Abingdon: b.
f. Donovan. Clifton Forge; c. f. Her
bert. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

they have learned. from theory and
experience, that there Is nothing bet
ter for youngsters health than GO
Ing barcfootcd in tho summer time.
For those who have retained the old
Puritan notion that whatever you like
Is bad for YOU. let us state the case
In scientific terms.
1t Is Good to Get the Spilnts on.
Most all foot troubles among chill
dren. we believe, are caused by bad
footwear. There is nothing better for
child's foot. or any other persons
foot than freedom and exercise
nothing better than the removal of the
splint, the brace which constitutes the
shoe.
Even for individuals. with weak.
pronated or fiat feet. exercise without
membranes on the feet is n very
helpful thing.
But particularly sunlight is n great
stimulant to mctabollsm. vitality.
growth. boy can absorb "A lot of
sunlight through his shanks If he gets
half II chance II increases his hcmo-
Rlobin. his red blood cells. his digestive
capacity. his resistance against dis
ease
II YOU arc afraid of slivers. thorns.
glass. nails. and such obstacles of prog
ress. why. bug the boy pair of moe
casins or sandals.
Catching cold" did some ono NUT
ter?
Give me my choice between the bare
foot boy and his unfortunate shocd-
and -stockinccd brother. and L should
be reluctantly compelled to choose the
coddlcd one. being as you might saw
a doctor following the sick for liv-
ing. Somehow family doctor doesn't
often get chance to look over n bare
foot how If he did he would mar
haps. conclude. that going barefootcd
is a positive aid In the prevention of
tuberculosis and some other useless
diseases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
A. MU SEN EN- is
Dustin Fnrnum Mt Colonial To-Day.


There'l be no Lusitania pictures at
the Colonial to-day: Jake Wells caught
q glimpse of them last night. That ono
glimpse was sufficient to prove, to his
deep chagrin, that he and his public
had been misled, deludcd, deceived and
generally StunE, and he immcdiatcly
Cancelled, cut short. annullcd and killed
the booking. He even ordered the film
to he sent clean ont OF Richmond, TO say
nothing of the Colonial Theatcr. The
pictures may have shown the Lusitania:
again, so far rs the spectator could tell
they may have shown the Pocahontas-
all that was positive was that there was
a steamboat on tho water somewhere
Again, one of the sub titles informed
the audience that the man waving his
handkerchief--away out in the stream
was Ebert Hubbard AS about a hun
dred men were waving handkerchefs.
the audience could take its choice. The
other notahlcs. views of whom were
glowinEly advertised by the manage
ment OF the picture. may have been
there in the mass somewhere. ON the
whole. the picture was "A complete
"fivver." Nevertheless, the photoplay
The High Road" in which Nalli Valli
is starred was a show in itself 10 say
nothing of the Pathe news series. And
for to-day only. that grand matinee
favorite. Dustin Farnum, will he seen
ut the Colonial in a perturbation Of
Richard Harding Daviss best long
story, SOLDIERS of Fortune" which cor
tainly ought To he good enough to
erase the memory of one unfortunate
booking. Soldiers of Fortune" CLOVIS
both with romance and adventure and
as the action is laid in one of tho South
American republics, there is abundant
opportunity for picturesque and color
full backgrounds.
I, Mt he
To-day will close the engagement at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15


the Strand OF Hazel Dawn In the photo
play, "Niobe." Nothing moro delight
tul has been seen at the Strand in a
long tip,e. Hazel Dawn In appearance
and bearing Is an ideal Niobc The
production offers an abundance of finely
pointed comedy. and there is an inter
est born of n story whose elimination
Is IN doubt. Each situation grows more
complex and humorous as the story
progresses to tragic climax, relieved
OF It's tragedy when the sleeper
awakens to greet his wife and family,
and to the realization that 1t is all n
dream. For Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday the Strand announces Lois
Meredith in "lIclp Wanted" II is n
perturbation of the powerful play of
the same name. which had record
breaking runs I'm New York and Chi
cago, Lois Meredith will appear on
the screen as Gertie Meyer, the role
IN which she was starred in the original
stage success, and which she created
on Broadway. The cast in the screen
production, supporting Lois Meredith
contains a number of favortcs, includ-
Ing Owen Moore, the popular young
juvenile: Adele Farrington Herbert
Standing, Lillian Elliott, Helen Wolcott
and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
blessings of Thee, Barefoot Boy.

Soon after the close of school for
the long vacation-ah. how we wish
we were young aGain!-seven million
eager, red bloodcd young American
gentlemen will buttonhole about three
million anxious American mothers and
ask for the privilege of leaving off
their shoes and stockings. The three
million mothers will consider gravcly.
and il the air seems a bit damp or
drafty they will sadly shake their
heads. But If the weather is just right
some few thousands Of the careless
mothers and few hundreds of the
Intelligent ones will smile and say,
Why. certainly-go barefooted all
summer long il YOU wish, darings"
Now, why will the exceptional, en-
lightcncd mothers say this? Because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
liter six months of adventurous wan.


after six months of adventurous wan
dcring.
''IIave i won tho Iron Crosse! WAS
the first question asked by Lieutenant
Won Mueckc.
lie and the sailors in his command
were delighted when told they were
regarded in Germany rs heroes. and an
had been awarded the coveted cross.
The lieutenant declared all he want al
now was to get a command In tho
North Sea.
Won Muackc and the remnant OF the
Emdcn's crew were reported TO have
escaped from allied patrol ships. and
pilotcd the schooner Aysha. on which
they escaped from Cocos Island, safely
into the Arabian harbor of Lido on
March 81 They reached Hodcida
Arabia. on February D. They probab
ly travelled by rail most of the dis
tance from I,idd (Jidda?) to Damascus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Enemies of Grace
by LLILA> RUSSELL.

Copyright. 1915, by Lillian Russell1
Man, simple exercises have been de-
vised 10 correct stopped and rounded
shoulders. This s one OF the easiest
deformit!es 10 reciify Yet now many
women there are who neither stand nor
sit erect. You vii! see bent shoulders
in the streets and other public places.
They are deadly enemies Of grace.
~: General exercises which strengthen
the muscles and frame Of tho body
and give you a buoyaut spirit viii oper.
ate against ugly and distorted should
= ers No woman win spirit goes about
with her head and shoulders sarging.
She keeps her head up and shoulders
erect But II you have permitted your
shoulders TO droop FOR a long time YOU
need special exercises :" put them back
into place and keen them there
Stand with your mead, heels and ba ok
on a perpendicular line. II you desire
TO know just how crooked you arc.
stand against wall and assume your
usual position Then stralrhtcn up.
Hold the position for five minutes or
more and go through a series Of breath
3ng exercises This seems simple but
you will find il d!fhcult AZ first. per-
s-Hist and you viii discover ~ is delight.
gully invisorating ana u Will srraichten
EFour figure. You know IN" relief YOU
ysometirnes And in stretching. YOU VIII
find 1t also when you exercise as su.
gested. II is simple way 10 take the
..xink" out OF the body.
LII you have no Other place 20 ex.
excise go TO your room. throw tho :yin-
dows open, and. with shoulders erect.
march about as though you were a
: soldier This may seem Ike chiid's
play when YOU first contemplate IL, but
itwill bring results and prove refresh
ing.
When YOU are exercising in this way
you Will not need TO depend on artificial
braces. always pity women who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Questions md Answers.

Neuralgia-What is neuralgia cause
from" Is is serious? VIII 1t leave tho
face and go elsewhere? Is castor oil
n good remedy for neuralgia?
Reply Neuralgia is pain in the
course OF any particular nerve, often
the trifaCial nerve. Anemia from any
cause. toXcmia from various ailments
malaria. syphilis. and several other
chronic infections may be causes. .
Not serious, only painful g. No &
Castor oil in daily doses OF full laxa-
tive quantity has been found remark
ably efficacious in many cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

Alicc-l should make Il tremendous
effort 10 remedy the pimply condition
OF NY shoulders. if | were you. before
donning low-cut dress. Pimples
arc usually the result of a faulty diet.
Eat less pastries and sweets and drink
more water. The daily bath, in which
Il couple OF handfuls of salt have been
sprinklcd. and an hours exercise in
the open air will greatly help to purify
the blood In addition to this treat
ment apply Il dab of the following To-
zion 10 the pimples several times n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Woman and Home

have to resort to artificial braces to
keep them straight
There is also another exercise which
is especially effective. Take 4 can or
q broom handle and place it under the
arms. holding it in position by the
hands in such manner as to expand
the chest to the utmost and at the same
time bring the shoulder blades into po-
sition. Then try breathing exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

| into its natural position. This will re-
lieve II and the Inflammation will dis
appear
/ Rnchel-If you will keep UP your
swimming lessons, Rachel, YOU will
have no difficulty in reducing your fat
arms. Punching bag, swing Indian
clubs. and lifting weights are all en-
cellcnt exercises for the arms AT first
! do not try TO lift weights that weigh
over TWO or three pounds, as you are
! liable to strain the muscles OF your
| back. Dumbbells weighing about two
and onc-half pounds each are good to
start with. Lay them on the floor, then
bend over, lifting the weights slowly
until they arc over your head AS your
strength increases YOU can increase the
weight OF the dumbhclls.
| Susan--Darlt circles under the eyes
may be hereditary or they may hc
caused from kidney trouble anacmia
OF loss of sleep. You will first have TO
learn the cause before you can correct
lit. External treatment Is sometimes
temporarily effective Battle the eyes
/ frequently with cold water and use
friction Massag" gently under the
eyes with a good skin food. being care
! tul not To touch the cychau. Battle the
eyes each morning with Il good eye
wash, using an eye cup
| Penelope am sure YOU can rem
/ ody the hollowncss beneath tho ewes
/ by getting all the sleep YOU can and
! exercising in the open air \ careful
/ massage Win good skin food and a
/ general building up of the system are
| essential First battle the skin with
! hot water, then with the tip of the
! finger smear n little oil OF sweet all
| monds gently over it. Allow the skin
10 absorb tine oil for a few minutes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
REACH DAMASCUS AFTER
MONTHS OF WANDERING
Liemtennnt Won Mueckc md Party of
Fifty From Germnn Cruiner Emden
End Six Months of Adventure.

DAMASCUS. SYRIA. May IA {via Lon
don).-l.icutcnant Won Muecke and
landing party Of fifty from the Ger
man cruiser Emden. who escaped when
their ship was destroyed in the Indian
Ocean last November. have arrived here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Inmnn E.tntc valued mt s7ss.ooo

ATLANTA. May 1.-THE estate Of
Samuel NJ Imam. of Atlanta, whose
death occurred several months ago, was
appraised by the county officials to-day
at SIS6,o0O. An Inheritance tax Of
SjS%3 was assessed against the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

Troubled-BunionS are usually
caused from ill-fttinE shoes, either
shoes that arc too tight or too loose.
First of all, wear a shoe that is wide
enough to allow the toes to spread.
then take n piece of adhesive plaster
and bandage the great toe, bringing it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

Tho Insincerity of Anonymity-A
reader asks for advice and signs him
self like this: Sincerely. l.. NJ. NJ.
Reply-We cannot look upon an an
onymous letter as sincere. ANYWAY.
we never answer anonymous queries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15

day: one dram percipitate of sulphur,
one dram tincturc OF camphor, and
four ounces roscwater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-15
Ethical


then wipe off any superfuous grease
and leave for the night. This pre-
vents any possibility of stretching the
skin