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The Denver star., 1915-03-06
THIRD SEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH.,
2e17 GLENARM PLACE. REV. J. W.
OWENS. PASTOR. PHONE
MAIN 6646.
MAIN 6646.

SABBATH SCHOOL SATURDAY..
1o:30 A. M.
PREACHING, 11:15 A. NJ.
PRAYER MEETING WEDNESDAY,,
500 p. N.
BIBLE LECTURE SUNDAY, 7:ao
p. M
A SPECIAL PROGRAM WILL BE
RENDERED ONCE EACH MONTH,
TO BE COMPOSED OF SACRED
MUSIC, REGULATIONS, ETC., BEAR
ING ON SOME SPECIAL PHASE OF
THE GOSPEL.
81 WAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID
UNTO ME, LET US GO INTO THE
HOUSE OF THE LORD" PeA. 1921.
BIBLES AND OTHER RELIGIOUS
MAY BE OBTAINED
FROM ANY OF OUR AGENTS, OR
DIRECT FROM THE CONFERENCE
OFFICE, 1112 kALAMATH STREET.
A PERSONAL AND CORDIAL INvI-
TATIoN IS EXTENDED TO r6biTO'
ATTEND THE SERVICES CON-
QUOTED IN THE CHAPEL.
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Church News
sHoRTER CHAPEL.
Washington and Twenty-third Sta
Rey. Robert L. Pope, Pastor.

Rey. Robert L. Pope, Pastor.
Our pastors sermon topics for to-
morrow will be as follows:
11:00 a. M, The Divine Call"
1880 p. M, Living On the Ton
Floor"
Shorter has just launched a RED
and BLUE rally for Easter. One-half
of our membership forms the REDS,
with Mrs. Lizzie Williams as captain;
the other half composes the BLUES,
with Mrs. Matte P. King as captain
Every member should at once find out
WHAT HE is and begin Immediately
to assist in making his side the victor
and thus share the honors to be
| awarded at the close of the rally.
Look out for the red and blue rally
pins; secure one for yourself and
wear it.
The Knight Campbell Music Com
pany has just installed a hi9h pres
sure electric motor, with which our
pipe organ will be operated hereafter
This innovation is not only an econom-
ical proposition, but the musical effect
OF the organ will be greatly improved
as well. Our trustees are TO be COM
mended for this advanced step.
Inc NeSIO ear bOOk lOF 1919 is
out with Mr.. J. H. Doniphon as sole
agent for Denver. 1t is a pamphlet of
443. pages and is brimful of facts
about the race which for our people
to know is for them to be inspired
and helped. Another has said: I'VE
hate the man we do not know: to-
know one thoroughly is TO admire
him. Can it be that a number of our
people are disloyal to the race and
are trying to get away from it, be-
cause they know so little about it?
would recommend the Negro Year
Book for 1915 as an antidote for race
disloyalty among us. Secure a copy,
read it thoroughly before your chill
dren and note the result.
A cheering word comes from Pens
acola, Fla, of the improved condition
of the health of both Mrs. Pope and
her mother. Before returning to Den
yer, Mrs. Pope will visit Athens, Ca,
the home of our pastor.
The Sewing Circle, Stewardess
Board and A. c. E. League held inter-
esting meetings this week at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Colston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Ross, respect
lively.
Members of our congregation desir-
ing systematic and exhiliarating
study of the Bible will find this an
opportune time to join our Teacher
Training Glass. THE New Testament
Church." the new study, has arrived
and will be taken up within fort
night. The class meets Tuesday even
ings at I o'clock.
Our pastor is greatly obligated to
Mrs. E. A. Holley, Messrs. Chas A.
and Percy Anderson for remembering
the parsonage so generously this
week.
The Mite Missionary Society, under
the leadership of Sisters L. NJ. Fro
man, NJ. P. King and Mary Wade, will
give birthday party with MIRANDY
Thursday evening, March 18th. in the
lecture room of the church. 1t is 60
ing to be different from that other one
you saw and it will make you laugh
more. The admission is 10. cents Let
everybody lend hand.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
- GEORGE f. KING.

Philadelphia study of the great
spiritual and social activities now
prevalent in this city exhibiting the
Christ spirit reveals character whose
life and works are effectively reaching
a large number Of Afro-Americans in
Philadelphia. Here is another striking
evidence of how the church is
Strengthening the weak and lending
strength to those who are striving to
make living conditions in this city bet
ter. The Rev. John Richard Logan and
his church are largely contributing to
the influences Of the revival spirit
started here by the noted Billy Sun
day.
That there are strong ministers in
the race who have not degenerated
into selfishness and who are really
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
New York Responds to Needs
Of Noted School.
WASHINGTON CHIEF SPEAKER
Influence Of Institution Founded by
General S. c. Armstrong 10 Nation
Wids-Edveatienai Rally Conducted
by the Hampton Association Patron
lied by Many Notabiss.

New YOrk.-Perhaps no meeting held
In this city within recent years in the
interest OF the Hampton (va.) Normal
and Agricultural institute surpassed In
any particular the one held at Carne-
gle hall on Monday evening, Feb g.
under the auspices OF the Hampton as
sociation, which maintains head1uar-
ters ut Madison avenue. DIR. vii.
liam Jay SchiefYelin presided, and DR.
Booker Il. Washington delivered the
principal speech OF the evening. The
audience was large and enthusiastic
and the program was one OF many
brilliant features
That the good work and influence OF
the school founded many years ago by
the lamented General Samuel Chap
man Armstrong for the training OF
young colored men and women and In.
uians for leadership am.,4lg their peo
pie hold the good will of the publL
both north and south Is attcsted b,
the nmnner In which the public re
sponded to its needs at This meeting.
The Hampton quartet delighted the
audience with various selections of
plantation melodies. and Harry Il. Bur.
leigh gave Il variety of vocal songs Of
his own composition. The part Of the
program devoted IL moving pictures
included scenes fiom the hope lessncSs
Of the old life through iIampton's In
''"s'"iai training to the joy OF service
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Organized to Assist In . Good cav0s.
Tha pittsburgh hra nch Of tho Ma

Organized to Assist In . Good CaU0e.
The Pittsburgh branch of the Ma
tional Association For the advance
ment of Colored People includes in Its
membership some of the most thought-
ful and industrious men and women
Of Pittsburgh and bids fair TO become
most effective agency for the right
kind Of work in behalf of the race
throughout the state Of Pennsylvania
Officers of the branch for 1913 nre At
torney Wiliinm NJ. Randolph. presi-
dent: DR.. j. W. Brown. vice president; /;
Miss Virginia Proctor. secretary. and
John r. WRIT, Sr. treasurer, with an
executive committee composed Of DR..
James Page DR.. ]. w. Brown and
Samuel A. Morsell.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06


interpreted by the songs of the Ramp
ton singers.
DR. Washington received a fine Oya-
tion when he arose to speak and. Ms
usual In addressing white and cOl0red
people. emphasized the value Of having
level headed, conservative, unseifish
and able colorcd leaders; the imp0r-
tance Of white people setting colored
people good example; the necessity
Of colored people focusing their atten-
ton on the fundamentals of lffe-c'lu
cation. health and cleanliness. He
showed clearly the oneness Of the best
colored neighbOr, the power Of coop
Grafton in improving community life,
as well as conditions in the schools. in
the homes and In the churches.
"Our race" said DIR. Washington,
"aims to build up strong, moral men
and women to promote Its progresA
We believe in training for useful serv-
ice OH the farm and in the shops, as
well US In the classroom and the pull
pit"
The appeal in behalf Of the institu-
tion was ably presented In letter
from Major Robert Russa Motion,
commnndant of cadets at Hampton.
Major Motion said:
Hampton institute, through schools
like Tuskegee and Calhoun, In Ala
bama; Lawrenceville, In Virginia:
Penn school. IN South Carolina. and
graduates like DIR. Booker T. Wash
ington and others, Is teaching how peo-
pies of different races, men OF different
creeds and colors. how the north and
the south and how the black and white
can work together for the good OF man
and the glory Of God.
"As the result Of HamptOn's exten-
sion work the Negro Organization no.
ciety, Il movement which grew out Of
Hampton institute. has succeeded In
getting nearly 100000 coiored people
In the state OF Virginia during clean
up week" last April to clean up their
premises, destroy breeding places for
mosquitoes. flies. etc, thereby making
possible better sanitary conditions for
blacks and whites. The best thing
that this movement has accomplished
Is that 1t has brought the two races IN
Virginia into wholesome md helpful
contact, enabling them to mutually
work for the community without ~
embarrassment or compromise OF Ell
ther one.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
CAMPBELL CHAPEL A. M. E..
CHURCH, CORNER 23RD AID
LAWRENCE SITS. REV. JAMES
WASHINGTON, PASTOR.
2542 ARAPAHOE ST
Sunday School, 9:30 a. IN.

Sunday School, 9:3O a. IN.
Preaching, 90 a. IN. and 500 p.
M, by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor, G:3O p. m.
Quarterly meeting will be held
March 14th. DIR. John Adams of Pu-
eblo will preach the sacramental SER
mon at 2:30 p. m. All sister churches
are cordially invited.
On Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30, our
pastor will entertain the members of
the Ministerial Alliapce and their
wives.
The w. NJ. NJ. s. will meet with Mrs.
Jennie Craddock. The program will
be as follows: Vocal solo, Mr.. F. Fl
Caldwell; paper, Mrs. A. E. Reynolds ;
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
NOTES OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH,
Twenty-fourth Avenue and Ogden St,
David e. Over, o. o., Minister.
Residence, 2356 Humboldt St

On the 21st of this month the pas
tor will have completed six years OF
labor with Zion church. 1t is thought
well to emphasize the occasion by ap-
propriate services, which will con-
sumo the entire day. DR.. Charles P.
Jones, the great evangelist of jackson,
Miss, will preach the anniversary SER
mon at the II o'clock hour In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock program of
addresses will be rendered which will
be participated in by DR.. F. B. Palmer,
Superintendent of Missions, and our
brother pastors of the city.
In the evening DIR. Jones will be
heard again. There will be appropri-
ate music and other features which
will make the program complete.
On Monday evening, the 22nd, re-
ception in the pastors honor VIII be
held by the auxiliaries of the church.
A program is being prepared for this
occasion which will be published next
week.
Following these activities. DR.. Jones
will conduct a series ofyreyival serv-
ices for soul-winning.. Our brother is
considered one of the greatest evan
gelists in the country and preacher
of wonderful eloquence and power.
Denver citizens will have rich bless
ing brought to them in the coming of
this great man. The whole city is in
vited to share in these activities.
The following names are numbered
among our sick: Brother Robert
Johnson, Brother F. c. Payne, Sister
Crump, Sister Sallie Bufurd, Sister
Danella Price, Sister. Amanda MOrri-
son, Sister Kizzie Jameson and Sister
Ella Ross. Others reported are better.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

reaching the masses of our people to
the extent that godly men of other
races are inspired by them is CON
cretely exemplified by the appointment
Of the Rev. John Richard Logan as
minister in charge of st. Simon the
Cyrenian p. f. church, this city, by
Right Rev. n. S. Thomas, now bishop
OF Wyoming. who, in appointing the
Rev. Mr.. Logan In May, 1909, said.
"Your name has been recommended to
me by so many people in different
parts Of the country that we feel as
though God were leading US to YOU"
As m indication Of the wholesome
growth OF the church and his ability
to meet all classes of our people and
direct their activities into channels Of
higher usefulness, there Is now In
preparation a class Of over eighty per
Sons for confirmation in March. The
new church edifice recently dedicated
Ia very beautiful because OF the sim
plicity of its English Gothic architcc-
ture.
That the Negroes in the Episcopal
church, and especially the parishiOners
Of the Rev. Mr.. Logan, are becoming
more interested In the cause OF mis-
sions Is exhibited by this church rails
ing the largest contribution for mis-
sions In this section our young peo-
pie must he reached and kept under
wholesome influences. The institution
nj features. such rs basketball teams
among the boys and girls. literary In
the well appointed parish hall and the
guilds Of the church, are developing "A
strong social life In this community.
Consequently hundreds OF our young
people are being saved. The Sunday
school numbers over 400.
The Rev Mr.. Logan. was born in
Danville, Va. and received his primary
education in public schools Of Danville
and ROnnoke, Va, and st. Michael
tclool. Charlotte, N. c., afterward cn-
bring Biddle university, graduating
with honors from the classical course
OF the college department. After serv-
ing as lay reader and teacher at st.
Matthias church, Ashcville, n. G., he
,ecaIne candidate for holy orders un-
der Bishop HOrner and was sent to
Morganton. N. G., to serve the con-
gregation Of st. stephens: then he en-
tered Bishop Payne Divinity school,
Petersburg, Va, and later graduated
with first honors in n class Of five.
During his senior year at the Divinity
school he was temporary minister In
charge Of historic st. Stephens church,
Petersburg After his ordination to the
priesthood he was given st. Cyrean's
mission, Lincolnton. N. c.. In cOnnec-
tlOn with his work at ct. Stephens.
Morgnnton.
Previous to his marriage TO Miss
Mary l.. HARRISON, an accomplished
young lady. Of Morganton, he accepted
call to st. Phillips. Charlestown. w.
Va, from which place he came to
Philadelphia. All Of tho bishops un-
| der whom he served pay q htting trib-
ute to him, and those whose work he
left reluctantly gave him up
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Twenty-fourth and California
Streets. Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor,
3O12 Marion Street.

Sunday School lesson: Saul An
ointed King" / Samuel 9:17-29.
w. A. Moore. Superintendent; j. w.
Hardy, Assistant Superintendent.
B. Y. P. U. Topic: How To Make
This a Happier World" Prov. S:13-lS
Deacon James Brown, leader; Bro T..
H. Rose, President.
Last Sunday was very busy day
in Central. All services were well at
tended by an enthusiastic audience
The funeral of little Veroneta Tum-
bin was attended by Rev. A. E. Rey-
nolds. The angel of death came and
took little Varaneda from our midst
last Friday morning about O'Clock.
We feel that link is broken In our
Sunday School circle that Will never
be replaced. We commend her father
and relatives to God who doeth all
~ III
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
Work of Married Women. Social Club.

Work Of Married Women's Social Club.
The DorcaS Home For Colorcd Girls
in Pittsburgh is receiving much Ell
enlargement from the Married WOm-
ems Social club of that city In Its
efforts to raise funds Will, which to
The elub realized quite substantial
sum from the entertainment which II
gave for the benefit Of the home on
Thursday evening. Feb. -. Mrs. Min
ME Farmer shoNe:l her interest III
his r.uirhv institution hv Ir"vidfng
he ptacc for iiol,ifng IT." erfer'sfr
ment.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
ST. PETER cLAvER ROMAN
CATHOLIC.

The Missionary Society meets the
Fifst Sunday iu each month at 4 p.
m. at 1925 21s:. All Colored Catho-
Acs are invited For information, call
ERIK POPS, 1922 East 30th Ave.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
BRO. C. B. HILL.
DEACON BAXTER.

Thomas Dickinson and his wife are
on the sick list We hope for their
speedy recovery.
The church will celebrate the pas
tors second anniversary, March Sth
All members and friends are invited
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

recitation, Miss Lola Barbour; .ad-
dress Mr. K. H. Hayes; social hour,
Mrs. Mary Logan and Mrs, Mary
Turner.
Bible class Tuesday at 500 p. m.
at the parsonage.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06

SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cHuRcH, so3 18TH AVE.
REV. D. SMITH, PASTOR.
Preaching each Sunday at IL q. m.
and s p. m.
sunday school at 1890. g. @. Ross,
0upt.
Regular mid-week meetinED.
Choir practice every Friday night.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
MAKING HEADWAY
IN CHURCH WORK
Growth of St SInen In cyre
laa 10 Philadelphia.
new e0lFlcE DEDICATED.

How the Rev. john Richard Logan and
His Parishieners Ars Meeting the
fissds Of the People In the Conn
nunity-Man Of High Ideals and
Broad Vision
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
Bigger, Better
IN ORDER

To meet the demands Of our patrons. we
are pleased to announce that this Office has
recently installed one of the largest and
best job presses in the city. So, with
large and small press, we are now In
position to do work Of all kinds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-20
For Those Fall Shivers
BY Antoinctte DonncIIv

These nrst coo! mornings arc do
!!ghttul. Wen an admit. but + Nj,
Jahitor has neglected 10 pui q ji,,lc
coai on IN" ire We arc apt To do SOM,
taii complaining ahou, the chill ,,n,,
circulation, etc Now, my OPENING al
wee Tor the winter is don, r,ddI,
yourself Instead OF 'ranticallg r.n..
ing Tor NOR hrc, make a vtIc h.,,
within yourself aside from tn. ,.m.,cr
variety. And j.! You have been i'm IN.
hnbit o! taking cold baths. dom, stoT
'or from now on viii b. the Tim. tn
cash in Oh results
As soon as YOU open your owe. o,,
the cold cold World in the uurt,iu,
do these eye exercises right IN yn,,r
warm bed Blink. blink ana blink as
fast and as risky as YOU can. ,hc,1
ron. roll and rol! them from one ia.
TO another In rotary motion ,py
ming but in dreamy stylc. Yo,,,Il
be surprised how your attitude ,n,xn-i
tho outside cold and the ''buslnnus nt
getting up Will change Inside OF nv.
minutes
Don't let tue good work lag. L,I, ,.,i,o
the inspiration when IL comes ana no.,
out. Don't rush to close ur tho v,in.
dpws. II you insist on chatt"riuu
throw on TN QUITE. carmen: Then,
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or G:3Itt:E DAVIS
PREVENTED To SUPREME <OURr


Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
kAtIElGi y. G.. October iy-Cap-
'aih ,. ~ AShc delivered the address
,his evening ut the presentation to tho
supreme Court OF an oil Portrait of.
GEORGE Davis. of Wi!in :nEton. .tttor-
ncE-Gencral In the Cabinet OF prcsi-
dent Jefferson Davis OF the Confcdcr-
ocE lie reviewed the career Of the
distinguished lawyer and statesman
ana the intimate relations shat exist
Ell between him and President Davis.
thc portrait was accepted 10y Chief
Justice Clark for the Supreme Court
ana VIII be placed on the walls OF the
new courtroom. 1t was PAINTED by
JACQUES f3uShce. of this city.
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shake vour hands ~ ana down as II
Your He depended upon %cttin-; some
thin. on the ends OF your finger ,ius
You can do this shaking stunt with
arms extended IN front oc you, or at
Tho Sides. or above iuur head. oY. bet
ter SIN, all three. After dom. this
:"i at icas; five minutes, look al your
checks, II the snivcrs are stil with
YOU, take th.#c same exercises. : only
>hak" IouI hand" In a circular mo-
Non III and then out IN circles with
arms cNten6 ID
VOW I'm sur" %"u are Warm enough
10 relax sufficient To- take your breath
ini exercises. Keep ucHr the open
window. ana remember the best WAY
to make til" cold harmless l. to stay
in ii, and that the cold of these first
her days i" Of the variety tla; won't
Eurt any one except downright hot
house plant
Pretend that heavy weight is on
your chest Let it dcprcsS YOU until
YOU are almost doubled in two. and
during this bending. rXhnIc every sim
gle bit of the air in your lungs. Then
gradually straiGhtcn up ana mhalc
until you feel lilt" the famous cnnnti-
ciccr blow out this mouth and lung
tul =" noisiiy a" YOU wish and repeat
until the clock says Hurry"
There's one more then even If Won
are not q cold "showcrcr" You
should 20 all over your BODY with a
sun brush or really crash towel.
: ana I'm willing 80 venture my new fan
nat you'll be not only warm. but fairly
r'H'htlnH happy heat No cold bug
can get YOU ana 10 your friends who
A., call Tor sympathy because they ,i,yn,.,.
: nave Gods in october preach ynur
~" health sermon. Let them LAUGH
! 'h"N viii; it's Simply n repetition of
me old I'll" who laughs last" etc
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imagination About Pores
6y William Brady, N. D.

~ pore * the oriice of II sweat due,
upon inc surface of The skin /; j., in
49,. h"t are commonly called
pores are really the o:ifice& II the Sc
~, '''S S!aid duets. which ""nvcy an
'HH secretion 10 the surface. usually
cn'p'! IN" this secretion atoms. :hc sha Fl
% the hair
ENLARGED pores" are obs,ruct.d or
'"!Pid SepaccouS Gucts "E.acklcad:.
OF conrdoneS arc ScDaueous ,,,.;s ullcd
with an inspissatcd serum o.. rhccsy
material. the h!ack disco .oi.n.io, b,iu,.
"ust ana dirt upon ihc ru!tar..> M'hcth
.! one he cNGuisitc.y clean u person.
ally negligent about the to:!c. makes
u" oiHcfchcS: hiac'ihcadS will appear
anyway. When III" sehacanu. .;un.s mr.
'ubcS become infected with certain
puS- pToducinG bacteria which are nor
MARY D""Scn; upon the skin surface
'h'n u condition known IS acne al,
p'nlp!c# Is produced. and acne l. as
name TO develop unom the t.."c, neck.
naSk an" chest Of a healthy, clcarIy
young person as upon any one nisr
Just because the disra.ic Jrc;irS most
commonly ut or soon after puberty does
not signify nnNth:n",a; 20 liz causc
unless ii he that the lining cells Of
IN" sc"aceoui glands matI:c over
ahund"nt'y at this time Of li:.. and. he.
Ing east off 600 rapidly. form sci,u,,
or Only. 'h"eSy material so fast that
the GrctS become ovcrburdcauL and in
ilanled.
Upon the nose the scbaccous glands
ar" large and prominent. The sub
stance tina; can he squeezed on, i unt
= worm" though il docs resemble
one. Upon the cheeks the .obcs OF the
ears, IN the arrn?its. and in ~o;nc othcr
areas IN" SchHc@uus glands ar. very
i;t"Ec aud active. Upon the .calp ~ So
haceous gland whose duct becomes OBJ
structcd and shut OFF goes on secret
sol,
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@EltSE No iiaIDH NOW At
MEETINGS. IN UMiiI:i<i.AN Nd.


CUMBERLAND, w, october l9.--.ht
n meeting of til" Democratic voters of
Hamilton distric; OF cumhcrla;mi c"um-
tN held recently at VAUDEVILLE. there
were present about 20 voters who en-
idorscd resolutions supporting the nom
inceS of the recent primary.
Ihere VIII hr another Ins"tins on
FridaY night. also one ut Chrtcr>villc
on Saturday night Music and Ice cream
VIII be served and number OF inter-
eSt'nS speakers win he on hard. In
the past refreshments have been IL
uuors but they nov have no standing
III the lower end of tho county.
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FOUR PROMINENT SPERkI:ItS
DURING Fi.INtNNt FAIR Ni.t.N.
Gspecial to The Times dispatch.


PALMYRA. VA. October l9.--Gov-
crnor stuart will address the farmers
of flurannn and adjoining counties on
the fair grounds OF the Fluvauiun Fair
Association on Thursday.
X. &. StearneS Will meet with and
deliver an address to the officers and
children of the public schools IN Thurs
day at Carysbrcok.
\. H. Thornhill. president OF the
Farmers Union of Virginia. will meet
with and address the farmers OF Elu-
wanna ut Carysbrook on Wednesday,.
q. w. Koincr will meet with and adj
dress the people OF Fluvunna ut carys-
brook on Friday
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Information on Mineral Waters
Where can ON" obtain authoritative in
formation about the mineral waters
which are sold as cures" OF so many
ailments?
Answcr-Ey addressing :, rcoucyt
with cents in stamps to Amcrirnn
Medical Association, 13J North Dear
born Street. Chicago. Ill
iHraiNsis Following Anti Rahic
Trratmcnt-Is II true or not that soy
cral authentic Instances OF paralysis
nave been reported recently as the re-
suit Of the i'astcur incubation trent,
mcnt to prevent rabies
Answcr--It is true--thc cases were
discussed in United States Public
Health Reports July 80. 1915.
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Farm Mcdicn. saeicty.

ISucciai TO The Times Dispatch
FRr,0ERiCKSHtRG. VA. October
l9.-Thc doctors OF the SURROUNDING
counties. ut Il meeting here organized
a medical society I, be known az tn.
Tri-CountT Medical Society physi-
clans in the counties OF King GEORGE.
stafford. Spotsylvania and the city Of
f'rc9eri"k sburG. are eligible to mem
Dcrship.