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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
SOMETHING ABOUT
WILLARD.

A singular soul is Willard. No, not
Jess. Merely Willard. In vaudeville
and particularly at the Colonial TINS
veek-he is willard, the Man Who
Crows" He grows-a little matter oil
seven inches-right before your eyes.
"When I was a youngster." says
Willard. 81 cnvied the plants as | sa"
them growing, because seemingly they
shot IN in a night and had the matter
5o,o with. I. too, wanted TO grow up
.- hurry. But was understood
.,,s only a little more than five feet
.en when ! began this growing busi-
and now am nearly five feet
So. YOU see, the idea had always
nv mind, and I determined
-omehow OF somehow else I'd
the way. spent three years
ing IN a hospital, where | fairly
ated the operating rooms, and in
1perimenting.
But COR three long years l didn't
row any moro than a stick Of stove
wood. Their one day, when hope was
running low. was trying muscular
exercise before the mirror. Suddenly
7 shot up three or four inches. ! was
20 scared l nearly tainted. | sat down
20 keep from falling down. and IL was
several minutes before ! could get up
nerve enough 70 try IL again. When
I did, Il was with the same result. !
rad learned tho control Of muscles by
Having learned, / kept at IL until
could add more than seven inches to
my normal stature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
HOPPER MAKES A
SPEECH.

A De Wolf Hopper performance never
has been considered complete without
a curtain speech. Is it too much to
ask of the amiable comedian, therefore,
that he emerge in his shadow self from
the Triangle screen at the knickerbock-
or? Nothing, apparently, is impossible
for Don Quixote. Hence, while Sancho
Panzo and Dulcinea look on, he rises
from the straw in which he has just
expired and speaks as follows:
THE lure of the film seems to have
been too strong for all Of us. Or
course, one thing lured you here, and
cutie a different one lured me to the
California film zone. may as well
tell YOU that formerly | had no great
love for the photoplay. You see how
il is; when an actor is giving the public
Gilbert and Sullivan and part Of his
public is melting away to see Mack
Sennett troupe around the corner, that
actor should not be accused OF having
malice in his heart il he protests. But
now I'm a fan. When the Triangle
mentioned film acting to me was
adamant. but when salary came in as
an afterthought caved in. So did the
first horse that Mr.. Griffith signed to
play Rozinante, when the steed telt my
weight and 200 pounds of armor on her
back.
Speaking of Rozinante reminds me
that a remarkable versatility is re-
quired of that animal. She must at
once look lean and careworn and In
the bargain carry around man OF my
proportions. plus that armor. And, dis
crossing for the moment, | can't con-
ceive how men ever fought in that
stuff. | found just one use for single
part of il. Another chan and | were
riding home and had Jagged behind
the others. Somehow our chauffeur got
off the road. 1t grew late, and we grew
hungry. So we started to forage for
food. Eggs were produced on the out
skirts of a farmyard. but, alas, how
TO cook them? We finally solved the
problem by taking water from a brook,
building a fire and boiling the eggs IN
my visor.
'But getting back to Rozinante-the
animal you have just seen is the third
that applied for the part. The others
didn't have backbone enough to por-
tray the character At times | thought
that even this one would finch. Final
~, to make sure that no harm would
come to myself, husky substitute
was produced A substitute for me, |
mean fellow who weighed dozen
pounds more than | did. If Roznante
didn't bend under him | was ready to
proceed with the development of the
Don's character.
"And, really that's all-except that.
now that Don Quixote' is over, I am
to have a regular American comedy.
Sunshine Dad they call it. And, say,
Sunshine Day is correct, if you ever
saw De Wolf, jr.'---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Why Worry? Nora Bayes
Will Be at the Palace
However. There Will Also Be Henrietta Crosman, with
a new Playlet: Morton and Moore and
Belle Blanche.

New Years Eve performances will b
given at 1880 and 1880 o'clock.
THE Forest Fire" n many seemed
melodrama with a spectacular elimsr
has worked itself up TO headline honor,
IL will be seen this week 20 the Co.
loads OF scenery and special crew OF
stage hands" says the announcement
Second IN Importance will be Willard
billed as the man who grows" Milo,
will also be present. Milo? contents
himself with the announcement that be
will live up TO the Interrogation marx
Others will be Anna Laughlin and
William Gaxton, in Between Dances;
Ivan Bankotf and Lola Grille, with
some truly remarkable dancing; Felix
Adler, comedian; Frank North and CON.
pany. in Back to Wellington; HAYDN,
Borden and Haydn, in Bits OF Vaude.
Vile" and Erford's whirlins sensation.
There viii DC two performances New
Years Eve.
Those at the Ahambra viii b.
Henry Lcwi3. in "A Vaudeville Geek.
tall: Fred V. Bowers, with a song
revue; Marie Nords!rom, in bits Of
Acting; the Far5er Girls, with more
bits; Hugh Herbert and company. in
1.-THE Sons of Abraham; Charles Mack
and company. in "A Friendly Call";
Danube Quartette, Three Du For Boys
and Beeman and Anderson, skaters.
The Royal programme will includ.
Harry Cooper, in THE Mail Carrier:
Bessie Wynn. with songs; Louis A.
Simon and company. in The New
Coachman"; william and Wolfus. with
almost Pianist; Kelly and rem.
in "My Lady Ct the Bungalow; HsrJ
de Coe. extracting humor from ehsir
and tables; Haydn, Borden and Haydn
doubling. at the Colonial, and som,
dogs. dogs, dogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

n Europe Formerly
Conductor o. ne OBJ
era n uses a. VI
enus. Hamburg An
.ter.iam Bresial -.
On An -i-4 Hem
" Sayaseb Pusi'
far" ald Nsfiias
Bu,terf A se1sa
Years Cufucior o.
tle - Pau syis'
pIIony Orches'fi
Coaching IN 0p,rsf''
ant Coneert h,'.f.
tolr,. So clal Cesfw
IA OfcG0sirsiisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
BURLESOUE THEATRES.

The Bostonian Burlesquers Will
frolic the week at the Columbia. Of
fering a two-act travesty called "The
Isle of Nowhere" Frank Finney will
double as author of the burlesQue and
star of the company. The performance
is said 70 contain "lively comedy,
snappy musical numbers and spirited
dancing"
In Finney's support will De, among
others. John P. Griffith. Charlie Jam
sen. Florence Mills, Kitty Mitchell
Walter Johnson and Jean Caruthers.
There will be an extra New Years Eve
performance at 1880 o'clock.
The Monte Carlo Girls will be at
the Yorkville Theatre this week in two
one-act burlesques -"Izzie the Detec-
tive" and "a Night in Paris" The
company is headed by Harry Welsh.
As in the case of the Columbia, there
will be an additional performance New
Years Eve.
Booking American Burlcsque Wheel
attractions, the Garrick Theatre VIII
reopen tomorrow with "The Mischief
Makers" There will be an extra per-
Torrance New Years Eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26

Nora Bayes. No. that is not in
tended as q simply deeiaratiVe sen
tence. II is simply an announcements
II the few est possible words, OF the
presence OF Miss Bayes. The fe"eSI
POSSIBLE words are used here. but Miss
Bgyes generally requires more IMAM
that when she heads g vaudeville Dill.
She is in the hands OF her audience.
This week she Will be at the Palace
telling the public just which songs II
is going to sing this winter.
The announcement from the Palace
Theatre adds that Donald GanlaTd ac-
companies Miss Bayes ~ the piano, and
Odds II seriously. just as though It
mattered. At any rate, be that as IL
NAV and anyhow, Nora Bayes and her
song, will positively be az the Palace
Tomorrow afternoon and the remainder
o. the week-to say nothing OF thrice
or Friday.
Then. too. there will be Henrietta
Crosman. presenting new COMEDY en-
titled Cousin Eleanor" by Frances
Nordstrom. I'm the play.et MISS eros
man is said 70 nave numerous oppor-
tunities 90 show her skill as high
class comedienne. Morton and Moore,
unequalled in their line, will offer
farcical skit.
Adelaide and Hughes, recently OF
Town Topics" and more recently OF
the Palace, will not be at the latter
PLAYHOUSE next week. But Clifton
Webb and Eileen Molyneux will be
present. They were also Of Town
Topics" and they also dance, so II
seems fair enough. Belle Blanche, who
spent last week breaking in some new
limitations far up in The Bronx, will
display them 70 all-comers.
Arnold and Ethyl mot EtheD Grazer
will be seen in a al-dancing act
and others will be Flanagan and Ed
wards also of Town Topics") and q
septette of Original Honey Boys. On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26

we'll. everybody would have simply
fine time.
Louis Calvert, however, must be eX-
cused for desiring TO qualify the last
statement Mr. Calvert and Mr.. Shaw
are old friends At any rate, they have
known each other for considerable
length of time Mr.. Calvert played in
Mr.. Shaw's major Barbara" ip Lon
don, even as he is now playing in 1t IN
New York. No. that must be taken
back. He did not play it as he is now
playing it in New York. That is just
the point
"Maior Barbara" it must be admit
ted. had a better chance TO become pop
Mar with the British than the Kaiser
has. but the difference was net so con-
siderable. At the end of the second act
il looked like a real success. Mem
bers OF the company went to Mr. Cal
vert and said so. But ne bade them
wait.
"There's another act" he said.
And there was. The trouble with the
third act was that there was so muer
in it that didn't matter. The audience
had plenty of time to forget the really
good stuff that had gone before. The
play was lost in its own excess verb
age. So "Major Barbara" came of, anC
Bernard Shaw improved the oppor
tunitv 20 write a letter to Louis Cal
vert. Whenever anything happens in
'rr. Shaw life he writes letter
When there 10 nothing happening HI
rites several
81 wou have you know" wrot
.aw. this ing the manner in whicl
&c actor rec 8 il, that the eXplana
on of the allure is not 70 be foun'
.s. my play. Major Barbara is a mas
tcrpiecc. but the trouble is that yoi
are an exceedingly bad actor"
And it came 20 pass, some year
later. that Mr.. Calvert was called upo
20 assist in producing that same play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
8v GEORGE S. KAUFMAN.

There has been regretful comment
from time to time, on the fact that
George Bernard Shaw never has come
10 America. Indubitably, say the re-
gretters. he would be lion. The high
est and the lowest would tumble over
themselves 10 do him honor; there
would be great ceremonial dinners and
great ceremonial speeches. Wonderful
things would be said about the guest
of honor. and the guest Of honor would
say horrible things about America. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Concert Notes.

Philip Bennyan, young Armenian
BARITONE, who has been assisting artist
with Emmy Destinn on her concert
tours, and Mildred Dilling, a harpis,,
will give a Joint recital in Aeolisn Hall
Saturday evening, January 0. Mr..
yennyan came 20 America A. a boy and
rou known IN Los Angeles where he
ouch success before going
.aJ tDdy.
The afth Biltmore musical will be
ven in the grand ballroom Of the Bit
re Hotel On Friday mgrning. jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
w ssssy ROTHWELL

Score Reading and Technie Of Cendsdlas
I'll West End Az, Ny. Phone tl-- NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
Strand Roof Garden.

Four pairs of expert one-steppers---
winners of the Strand trophies
compete at the Strand Roof Garden
Wednesday night for the superiority
"A silver tea service. The holiday
season is being observed on the Roof
by numerous gala events.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26

New Years Eve performances will b
given at 1880 and 1880 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-26
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prlma Donna soptano
?e3 CenuA Park Wot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
COMMISSIONERS
SHORTEN ROAD
ARRANGE TO ELIMINATE SHARP
CURVE ON ALICE ROAD At
POINT NEAR OLmlTO.

With the primary object Of eliminating
a sharp curve OH the San Benito highway.
al Il point near ulmito. and for the purpose
aNo nj shortening tn some extent the road
TO San Benlto. the board Of county com
mi--ioncr- has appointed \ Jury of view
10 arrange Tor = new right OF way for a
county road ou the north line ~ the Olmitu
towu~ltc. The jury of view named by the
board vi commissioner IN composed ui j..
T.. C%ottineham. John f.. Rutlcdge. Saund-
err Gregg. Harry Harrison and W.. H..
Putcgnat. The jury i now making the
necessary adjustments with the Interested
property owners for the laying out Of the
proposed new road.
The minutes of the court refer 10 the
road W. "a new county road tu ~ r~tah-
li~hcd beginning at 2 point IN the north
line ~ the Olmito town~itc where the pres
cnt county road intcr~cct~ the said line
parallcling the st. Louis. Brownsville *
Mexico railway. and running N q south
r%a~icrlv direction along the east side NJ
llc said right of way to connect with the
county road now parallclin- the right III
vav. 40 shorten the distance"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Carnival Employe
Fights For His
PigmyOf A Wife

Re- umoi:. Texas. NOV. Is. John Me
.Alli>tcr. the - yea old. 100 pound ear
nival cmployc and bride groom who last
his 81 inch high. IA puIud bride tenn
porarily-whcn her parents procured an
injunction awarding them custody ~ the
midget IN the grounds that She was in
capable of performing the duties If 4
wife. will not lose her without u >true
elc. Twice h. has obtained c-untinuamcc>
and 90 has demanded a jury and his
ease has been set down for FRIDAY Ia
District Judge T.. \. McDowclI> court.
Mc.Nlli>lrr contends his marriage
was Legal; that his tiny bride il Is wears
old and not 4 IL wear old girl rs her
parents claim. and H. saws the little
wife loves him AMI viii not br happy
unless she il with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Illinois Farmer Has
Unique Views On A
Proposed Canal

Chicago. Nov. n. Ennrh Harp IT,. If
Chicago. owner of farm lands 10 Mclean
county. aprrarim" ~ the Illinois wafer
way hearing TO-DAY. Opposed the proposed
canal tu connect htragn with The Mis-
>i>>ippi River.
There il much talk here "f The raj
roads being crook. said Mr.. Hirpnl".
IL wouldn't trust hollmcn any mnIf
than ! would railroad mon.
WHY should Illinois he begging a.
,ur> from the United States. anyway?
If the state wants Ia 90 into business.
il had better start raising hogs. corn ~
pumpkins. something tangible. instead
nf such visionary : hcmc> ~ this canal i
Mr.. llarpolc next referred ia alleged
politics in the plan.
Ham he >aid =" i not safe ~ i meat
house that's visited TN MANY roriticianS.
Nothing p"r~nual Ia That Nv added
hastily hut AL ! want tn ~1v is that
don't want my meat III that kind Of i
nsai house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Naval Changes Ordered.

Washington. ID. iii. NOV. lS.-Captuin ii.
Il. Britain will take command OF the bat
ilc~hip Michigan December IL. relieving
Captain T.. Z. Niblack. who probably viii
bc assigned to the general board.
Captain l.. II. Chandler will take com
mand NJ thr battlc>hlp New Hampshire De
ccmber !. relieving Captain \. \. Amber
son. who probably will succeed Captain N.
4. Long ~ superintendent Of the naval
auxiliary service.
Commander Arthur MacArthur of the
battIc-hip Nebraska has, been assigned IL
command the mine ship San Francisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
STATE ON CASH
BASIS IN 1916
STATE COMPTROLLER WORKING TO
BRING STATE OUT or ITS ERA
OF CREDIT.
(I,y Associated Press. I,

Austin. Texas. Nov S.-Thc state of
Texas may get back on i cash basis be-
fore e wear in the opinion of II. T..
Terrell. state comptroller. who. with
other state officials. il worning To- that
end. When the state went on Il deficit
about a month ago ii wal announced
hat il would he middle of next Febru-
AIRY before there would be- >ufi- lent
funds ON hand To- pay al warrants when
presented. but since that time two calls
for registered warrants have been made
nearly ~.J00.0o0 having been received
from collectors. This money was regis
tered from all collectors who were mr-ril
To send in taxes reelected from 500 M
~ rapidly a> reelected. This plan has
worked sue eSSfullv and today the state
n j. said. il cnly two weeks behind in
payment of its warrants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
VETERAN WRITER'S
H0LDC0NvENT|
TEXAS MEN WHO HAVE SERVED
MORE THAN 80 YEARS IN NEWS
PAPER WORK MEET AT DALLAS.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. l. Veterans II
newspaper work in Texas composing the
membership If the Texas Editorial AS
Sociation are hric ilil for the meeting
of that picturesque body. Meetings viii
he held for three DAYS beginning today.
Preparations have hcen made 10 accom-
date an unusual number If members IN
the officers of the a>>occiatiou Of whIch
.lohr H. L,nSfurl. Of Fort Worth is
president. aud Col. IIamp Cook. of IIou>-
ton i secretary. Special excursion rates
have been granted hv the railroads aud
Mr. ImnSfori j. looking f"rW ard to 4
greater gaihcrin" than the association
has ever held before The members have
served thirty three Years VI least IN .lr
newspaper craft but compelled To- pay
M dues or initiation Zee.
The association was formed in 1912
bv Col Frank l.. Holland ~ the Oak
shore Club near R0~kport. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
STAT MILITARY
TRAINING SCHOOL.
APPROPRIATION OF $500. 900 WILL BE
ASKED OF STATE FOR A SCHOOL
TO BE PLACED AT MABRY.

Austin Texas Nov. lS-An appropri-
alton of Sl00.000 will he asked of th"
T%hirty-ffth Legislature for the c>tab-
lishmcnt ,f 4 state militart training
school NJ Camp Mahrv. three miles
northwest Of Austin. Former Stale Sen
ator McGrcgor is pushing the project
which is said to have the endorsement
If Governor Ferguson. II il proposed
that the school could he made hcadfuar-
tiers of the adIItant genera and his OH
Gers and men could Ice trained there for
commissioned officers Just ~ j. done ~
the federal government at Yves tpnint.
I'm appropriation uf 100000 was made
by the last legislature for q nreproof
armorv 1T Camp Mahrv which IL now ia
process If construction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Wants Munday Jailed.

NorriS. TT. Nov. lS.-With q demand
for the conviction Of q. Il. Mundav aud
the application of the maximum penalty
Of five wears in the penitentiarv. States
ATTORNEY F. II. HAYES finished his clos
ing argument IN the trial of the former
vice president of the LaSalle Street
Trust and Savings Bank Of Chicago.
a fine will be rerelv a license to 90
out and steal a half million more" said
Hayes. 'The only question that con
fronts YOU is whether a jury il afraid
to convict a millionaire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
49, Give your Child Il
AA,NI"N DR.. Kings New Discovery
@ for Coughs and Colds.

covery is antiseptic-kills the cold germs
raises the phlegm-loosens the cough
and soothes Che irritation.
II have used Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for the past three years and use II con-
~tinually in my family. Ny children arc
very fond Of it for it kcepst them free from
cold. I can't say too much for ii, and
take pleasure in recommending Il to my
friends Nrs. i.S. HriRes. Frdaconia, ". III.
Don't put or treatment. Coughs and
colds often lead to n chronic cough. pncu-
monia and other serious lung troubles.
IL Is also good for adults and the aged.
Get a bottle to-day. All druggists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Will Recommend Use
OF Cotton Bagging
For Texas Cotton

Austin. Texas. Nov. Isl has been
virtually determined by tlr state ware
house managers To- recommend the cX-
rluSivc use Of cotton h~ageine for baling
cotton ia Texas. The supply Of iutc
which has been used heretofore is said
To- be- limited this wear on account Of
the extensive use Of il hv The bclliecrcnt
nations. The warehouse and marketing
law empowers the managers to prcS"ribc
the kind of tagging to be used i'm Ii.
Ccn>cd warehouses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Curef 3d. of Group.

Nothing iri9htcnS 4 mother more than
me loud, hoarSe cough If Group. Lahorcd
breathing. Strangling. choking and casn-
ing Tor breath demand instant action.
Mr.. ]. Neurener. Eau Claire. Wis. say.
Foley Honey ana Tar cured nv boy NJ
croup after other remedies failed Recon-
mende' for coughs and colds. Martinrz
Drug Store. north corner Market square.
-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Guards to Get $500. 900.

II. Louis. Nov. -. The promise of
4 ~l00.OOn donation Iv 4 II. Louis wn-
man To Troop Il Of Missouri National
Guard, the only cavalry troop in the
state, was announced here Yesterday
Official announcement of the rift To-
gethcr with plans for The erection of !;
new lrmorN AT 4 cost Of about $50 OM
VIII he made soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Went to the Hospital.

C.. +. Blanchard, postmaster, Blanchard,
Cal, writes: Il had kidney trouble 30 bad
| had to 90 to the hospital. Foley Kid
ney Pills completely cured me-" Men and
women testify they Danish lame back, stiff
joints. sore muscles and sleep disturbing
bladder ailments. Martinez Drug Store,
north corner Market Square.-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Policeman AIIgood
Resigns Position

Policeman Hosea Alleood. who has hccn
y member IT the Brownsville police force
"A year and . half. hast night turned hi~
badge and commission over to Chief VT
Police William y. Linton. No reason wa
known today for All.nod'~ resignation.
Automobile Officer tSanlcy Morton i
plirulllng the Elizabeth street beat today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
To Discuss Politics.

Washington. Nov. l.. To smooth out
difficulties ia the way -of party success
ia New .IcrSc, was the object If a con
ference IA the White House btwccn Pres
ilcnt Wilson and Democratic leaders Of
that state. is~luding Governor Fielder.
Governor Fielder has announced he will
not b. Il candidate for the United States
senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Major eLaquer Shot: May Die.

Wv N~NWTTITFT TTF~N-J
l~itt-burg, Pa. Nov. lS.-Jame~ Shaw.
pitcher fur the Washington Americans.
was brought To- q hospital here hate ye>ter-
day probably @.atally wounded a. the result
oi 4 huntin. accident. Shaw'~ gun wa ac-
cidentally discharged a. he climbed over
a fence. The charge entered hi, neck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Left Million Dollars 10 Yale.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 1S.-Approx-
imatelv a million dollars is To 20 10 Yale
under the will of !. :. HotchkiSS of this
ritv. filed for probate Yesterday The
estate is appraised nj 4. 900. 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
DIR. Kings New Discovery is ;
Doctors Prescription used for
over IS years. 1t is pleas
ant and children like it.

You cannot use anything better for
your child's cough and cold than DR..
Kings New Discovery. III u prepared
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing halsafns. ID does not contain
anything harmful and is slightly laxa-
tive. Just enough TO expel the poisons
from tire system. DR.. Kings New Dis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18

Many 4 man who runs FOR office doesn't
seem to get anywhere.