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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BAKER is UNDECIDED
Home Run King Returns to Farm
md Mntter Rests.

NEW YORK, Apris l7.-"Home Run"
Baker did not report to Connie Mack
yesterday, and the latter said there
were no further developments in the
matter. Baker is supposed to have
gone 10 his home in Trappe, Md, to
think over the talk lac had with Man
ager Mack yesterday.
lie Is still undecided.
Having no fault to find with the
work of Eddie Murphy at third base
in the two games with the Red SoX,
Manager Mack is not Worrying any
more about Baker than lie was during
the winter Connie would he pleased
10 have Baker return to the team, hut
has not asked him TO come back be :
cause Baker retired of his own will,
and Connie expects him to return the
same way. without any extra induce
mcntS.
Just what cognizanco the National
Commission would take in Baker,
case is not known. Baker notified Mack
that he was through with baseball and
accepting the decision as final, Mack
did not order j. Franklin to report.
Therefore, Baker has violated no base
ball law. and IL is doubtful IL ne will
have TO receive permission from the
National Commission to play. There
will be no trouble in this respect II
Baker makes up his mind TO return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Depew. n. Y. About the same t,,a q.
Wally also obtained berth with the
Depews. and they played together duro
Ing the season OF lel1.
Both boys attracted the atten,io,
OF still bigger fellows by their hriiI
liant playing and remarkable sneed
the Buffalo team in tho intermediary
circuit. which then was known as the
Eastern League: The same season
club. Wally had the better success
or the two In rising higher, For ne
was picked up by the Athletics, whiie
1913. when he was bought by tho 81
Joseph,s team OF the Western Learne
ROBERTS turn to ascend into hish.
brow society came last season, wSan
barney Dreyfuss bought his release
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
PA" ~. .DIIIicn ,ro-morrow Night.

PA" W. "BiIlic" Tomorrow Night.
After being teammates for fifteen
years PA" Suttcrlin and "liillic" Spill
Ing are now members of opposing
teams, and good naturcdly rivalry has
grown up between them; especially
when the Supcriors and the Tops
meet. Thursday night the TWO veteran
bowlcrS engaged in II tcn-Same special
match. which resulted as follows:
Spilling--l92. 202. IA. $50. las, 202.
1872, 1876. ia. 1876 Total. 1895.
ls5. rs. 100. III. Total 1.7Ss. ~ 49,
SO interesting was the match that
Spillins's friends urged another. and
night at the Newport Alleys.
Palace Tourney In Progress.
The tourney in tivo-gamc singles on
the Palace Alleys, which opened We'd
nesday afternoon is progressing nicely.
Several bOwlers have tried their abili-
ties, and the result has been the pillnS
up OF high scores in classes and g.
There are more than Sevcnty-fivc bowl
crS entered including several from Pc
To, a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
RICHMOND BOY SIGNED TO
PLAY WITH PETERSBURG
Calder. Hattie Ave Third Bnscman. toes
Z" Go"bcrs-i'usch selects
Ills Tenn.
lSpceial 10 The Vim. ;. Dlsnntchl

TSpo'laI @ Tho Tim.s- Dispntchl
fETERSBURG. VA. April Imam
a%,r Fusch has signed third bascma n
calder. OF the Battle Axe team OF Rich
mond. Manager Busch has also released
several young players after having been
given trNoUts Pink slips were given
'h"in during the past day or two TIL.
organization Of the Petersburg team
rs u now stands for The season is as
and Kaufman.
AGncw and GoudoIG "''
ta'chrrs- Tee and iIudgins
p"tneld"rs Blackstone, Donayan and
simmons ' ''''
-. In" team IS regarded rs A strong ono
inc opening Games Of The season u;iii
d. played next week beginning on
,i,"AisGaA between Rocky Mount and
bctersoHts u is rcported that a large
"ompany their team to petrTsbnr. 90
root for their Bows "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
o. Il. Teams Outdrew Feds.

INOiIiclaI NEureS on The Opening
games in the American and National
Leagues placed the aggregate total for
eight parks at $4,000, or an average
OF better than 1900 to the game. The
New York Nationals attracted $4,000
for the banner crowd of the day.
The Federal League in its opening
games played 10 an estimated total OF
10000 fans. They did this despite dis
couraging weather conditions in tire c
OF the four towns. The weather man
was kind yesterday to the O. p. forces
that, o. Il. parks only averaged 1000
better than the outlaws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
DOWN THE ALLEYS

one postponed game will be rolled
OF in the Greater Richmond Bowling
League tournament on the Newpor; AL
leys on Wednesday night. when The
Times Dispatch and the Tip-Tops battle
for honors. The schedule for the week
is as follows:
Tuesday night-TimcS- Dispatch vs..
=, vnorts.
"Wednesday niSht-,i'ostponcd series
between Times Dispatch and Tip-TOps).
IhurSdaN niSht--CookS rs. Tops.
Friday night-Superiors VS. Bunnys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BILLINGS ENTERS COLTS
twenty From turic's Neck >omih,,s,
Tor S2i,onn Kentucky FuturIt,

LEXINGTON. KY. April I7-rf,.n.
hundred and nf;l mares were no,nI-
mated In the $2l,ooo Kentucky futuritv
Tor foals of 1915. entries TO which
closed April! /. according to an an.
n"uncement to-day by the Kcnt,,ck,.
iorse breeders Association.
ine Walnnt Hall Farm Of the lat.
l.. V darkness. nj Lexington b.'',s
the Inst with ciphty-t two mares ~
falchem wilkes stock Farm. Of Ken
lucky comes second, with eighty ,I.
N!!en Farm. OF pittshcld. AIass.. ibir,..-
me liHdSon River Stock Farm -,
io>'p hkccpsie. twcnty-thrce. G X -
h!iilNEF' cur'e's Neck Farm. In Viz.
SIAa' twenty. Entries were rcCeIv.d
IRON ih!rty States. the Distr;c, q, ~ ~
.uhniN ana Canada. KENTUCKY hc,,Gy
thc list with 3lg '"H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
V. P. |, RUNNERS DEFEAT
A. & M. IN ANNUAL EVENT
Chinn Wins Mile and Two-Mile Runs.
Hurdles. High Jump and Shot-Put
Won by Cnrolininns.

RALEIGH " g. April l7.-Bv a
score OF 81 points TO ~, Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute defeated North Caro-
lima Agricultural ami Mechanical in a
track meet here to-day. The contest
ed score was IS 10 AZ hut Auriculturnl
ana Mechanical forfeited ali nine points
In the pole vault TO the. Nirginians.
boys showed their superiority in ali
the races, taking nearly all the points.
In the weights and jumps A. & NJ
showed up strong. MacDougan OF A.
NJ, took first In the high hurdles
and high jump; second In broad Jump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
MILITARY LEAGUE SCHEDULE

April 17-Blues vs. Grays, Byrd park.
Signal Corps VS.. Howitzers. Lee Park,
April 24-Blues w. Howitzers. Evrd
Park: Signal Corps W.. Grays, Leo Ps,k
Mny 5-Blues Va. Signal Corps. Iea
Park: Grays VS.. Howitaers, Byrd PARK
May 5--Blues w. Grays. Lee PARK:
Sisnal Corps vs.. Howitzeru, Byrd
May 22-Blues VS.. Howitzers. lie.
Park: Signal Corps vs. Grays Byrd
Park.
May 5-Blues VS.. Signal Corps. Byrd
Park: Orays vs. Howitzers. Lee Park
June 5-Blues vs. Grays, Byrd Park.
Signal Corps vs.. Howitzers. Leo Park
June 12-Blues VIZ. Howltrers, Byrd
Park: Signal Corps Va. Grays, Lee Park
June 19-Blues VS.. Signal Corps. lie.
Park: Grays VS.. Howitzers, byrd PaIie
June 26-Blues VS.. Grays. Lee PARK.
Signal Corps Va. Howitzers, Byrd
Park
July l0--Blues vs.. Howitzers. L,s
Park; Signal Corps VS.. Grays, Byrd
Park.
July 17-Blues vs. Signal Corps. Bvrs
Park; Grays VS.. Howitzers, Lee Park.
July 24-Blues VIZ. GrRys. Byrd PARK:
Signal Corps vs. Howitzers. Les Park.
July 3l-Blues W.. Howitzers. Byrd
Park: Signal Corps Va. Grays, Lee Park.
August 7-Blues vs. Signal Corps.
Lee Park: Grays va. Howftsors, Byrd
Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
HUGE CROWD AT OPENING
OF SEASON FOR BUFFEDs
Eighteen Thousand See Brooklyn
Win First Game on, Buff
fllo Grounds.
REBELS OPEN AT HOME
Record Crowd Attends Game at
Pitt Observation-Disclosures Beat ST. Louis
in Pitchers Duel-Bcnder Not as
Good AS Reulbacl.

BUFFALO. April l7.-Eighteen thou
sand Fed frantics crowded the park at
the opening game here to-day and saw
the Rrookfeds defeat the Buffalo Feds.
TO 4. Brooklyn put the game on ice
in the eighth after laborins under IL
three run handicap. Myers walked
iiolts single. Lands double. a base on
bah to Watson and singles by Andcr-
son and Kautf accounted fo: five runs
schultz. Knapp and Ford OBLIGATED in
the box for Buffalo. delivering the
Dombardment.. Seaton succeeded La
htte as the Brooklyn pitcher in the
eighth.
Score 10y innings: r. H. L..
Brooklyn .....Ol o0JlO5 Sis
Buffalo .......u poUl0 o. 0
Batteries latitte Seaton and Land:
schultz. Knapp, Ford and Blair. Um-
prcs. Wcstervclt and Mccormick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
z|M HITS UMPIRE WITH
PELLET AND IS CANNED
cidcnt, but Arbiter Thinks
Different.
GIANTS LOSE TO ALEXANDER;
Phillies Have Cinch With McGraw's
Mcn-i'ittSburgh Gets Final Game.
Braves Break Into Win Column at
Last.

CHICAGO. April lin the practice
preceding the sixth inning OF to-days
game between the Cubs and Cardinals
Zimmerman. of the Cubs. threw the
BAH over SaierS head and il struck
Umpire EasOn Zimmerman claimed
thc throw was an accident, but Umpire
lluiSlcy. said II was Intentional. and
ircd Zimmerman from the game.
Eason's leg was bruised. but the dam
age WINS not serious. The game was
Cheney and Vaughan were all wild.
tn" latter after relieving Cheney In the
last inning permitting the Cardinals
to bat out Il victory.
Score by innings: r. H. l..
-. Louis. $500. o002 80 10 /
chicago ........O22 q 90 o o. o
batteries: Niehaus. Sallec and Glenn:
label. Cheney, Vaughn and Archer.
tmpires, Quiglcy and Eason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Thi. Week. Palace Schedule

Monday, ) o'clock-G L. Thomps on
and J. Cooper; Latimer and Baker
Monday night, o'cloCk-KiEibrcw
and lirauer: -. Fowlkcs and X. Mar
Tin; Dalton and Long; l.owerv and
Day.
Tuesday. ) o'clock--Finnegan and
Miller; Harris and Dulin.
TUESDAY night, oclock-Burch and
Adams: Wallace and TYLER: NcwberSer
anu Miltz: Goats and Eubbon.
Wednesday,, o'clock-G. Tompkins
and Schoen; Ecrlandcr and Woodbridge.
Wednesday night. o'clock-B. Cos
ny ana L. bowman; Courtney and Pock :
linGton: ituskell and Sherman: y.
Smith and Rudd.
The bowlcrs are requested to report
prompt for their gnmes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
chief bender bow. to uculbnch.

NEWARk, April I'D lteubach.
former Brooklyn National. met Chief
Bender late Of the Philadelphia Attn
lctics. here to-day. Rculbach proved
the better cold weather pitcher. lie
Was well supported. and Newark won
from Baltimore, 10 |. Esmond played
sensational ball at shortstop.
score by innings T. II r.
Baltimore ..... q 400 ! o u O---l i
Newark .......0 200 3 - II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
rhcir Rc,so, v,. Co,,d

NEW HAVEN, CONN, April IL
plans for twcnty-round bout between
July 5tn were practically abandoned
to-day, as u result of announcement Of
the chief OF police that he would not
Permit the night 10 take place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
IM0ELLER DROPS POP FLY
AND SENATORS DROP CAME
Joe Boehling Is Wild Throughout
Contest With BoS-
ton SON.
MAIsEL PLIERS THREE SACKS
Yankees Have Soft Time Trimming
Administrations Hit Pill Hard
and Beat Indians-St. Louis
Downs Chicago.

WASHINGTON. April l7.--Dan Noel
Ter. the Washington right fielder. drop
ped Wagner's pop fly. with two out i'll
the ninth, and thus the Senators lost Il
ball game to the Boston Red SoN to-
day. to :. Following Mocllers error
Boehling passed Speaker. who stole.
Walter Johnson was rushed into the
box. but Lewis hit the first ball he
pitched for 4 single to center. scoring
two runs. The senators Knocked FoS-
ter out OF the box in the fourth in
ming and tied the score on shore in
The seventh Bochlng was wild
throurhout.
Score by innings. K. H. T..
Boston .......0l0+OoO 02-7 ) |
Washington ....OOl = V02 % 5 >
Batteries: q. Foster. shore and Cady;
Bochlinc. johnson and Henry and Ain
smith. tmnIrcs. MullNmoy and E.vnns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

All OF the big signs at the park are
getting n new dress. Some OF the old
familiar ones will disappear. and new
ones Will greet the FAM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Woodberry Wins from LynchburE.
I.YNCHRURG. VA, April 17.-wood-
berry Forest defeated Lynchbure High
school here to-day In we'll pla ycd
game Score was 4 to 0. Lynchburg
made a plucky fight against heavier
and older team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
PhiIIIcs Emit Mnthewson,. CURVES.

NEW 1URk, AprlI lT.-Thc Phillies
aided and abetted BY Grover Cleveland
Alexander, walloped the Giants to /.
Cravath landed on one OF Mathew
sons fade always in the first for Il home
run, bringing in a man ahead Of him,
Again in the third Cravath sent a
iathewson shoot far away. this time
for double, scoring another run. Exit
Mathewson.
Stroud was treated TO a bomba I'd
ment, giving way in the eighth to T,it-
ter. Meanwhile Alexander steamed
along steadily. and the Giants could do
no successive hitting against his de-
livery
Score bv innings: L. H. f..
Philadelphia .2 col % 5
New York. .....0 100 OF !
Batteries: Alexander and keifcr:
Mathcwson. Stroud, Ritter and Movers
tmpires. Rigler and Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
ItcLcIs Opcu M IJop,c

PITTSBURGH. April 1.-THE Federal
League season opened here to-day
under suspicious circumstances, an
overflow crowd witnessing the defeat
OF the Kansas city team. I to !. Gull
Top was relieved after the fourth in
ming. after the Rebels had found him
for three hits and two runs in that
inning. Allen was going well for the
home team, hut appeared to weaken
i'll the seventh. and knetzer took his
place. The Kansas City team had three
on bases in the ninth, but KnctZcr was
too strong for them.
Score by innings: H. H. H.
Kansas city,. % 900 uO 90 s
Pittsburgh 800. . o. o 'l 0
Batteries-Cullop. fleming. Black
burn and Eastcrly: Allen, knct2cr and
Berry. Umpircs Brennan and shan
non.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

George Wiltse says that Barry. Of the
Jersey City team. Is one OF the best
arst besemen that he has seen in
long time. He claims that tho young
ster can outhit. outneld and out.think
several men who are now In tho majors
This Is high praise for a man with tho
knowledge of players possessed BY
Wiltse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

ST. LOUIS. April little Whulcs
grabbed the long end Of a to game
here to-day. Until the Sloufeds crack ed
in the eighth, the score was one ALL
with Claude Hendrix and Bob Groom
in the throes of n slab battle. y mun
by Tobin with two gone spilled the
beans and left the Chicagoans' score
three runs to four hits.
Score by innings: r. II. l..
Chicago .......0 o o. ! o 2 81 o
81. Louis. ..... o % o | U o q o 0--l ) 3
Batteries: Hendrix and Wilson:
Groom. Watson and Hartley. Umpires
Finnernn and Howell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
We-1Ict ar c,,,

We-Mct, OF C0ursc.
Don WHAT'S III" " on Oui,u.,
Polly--We-m % course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Scvcrotd's Homer Keats So..

ST. LOUIS, Aprll Iu--CNtChcr ScNe-
roid won to-days game from the White
SoN in the last inning. when he lifted
the ball over the left field fence Tor
:, home run, scoring r. Walker and {.
Walker before him. after Austin had
two-baCger by G. Walker. The score
was TO g. Up TO this time the game
was "A pitchers battle, Jasper, OF the
James and I.cvereuz gave but five.
Score by innings: Il. II. T..
Chicago ........QO o o q o c-3 ;.
81. Louis. ........O q q II J
Batteries: Jasper and SchallN; James,
Leverenz and Severoid Cmpires. Nal
lin and Dinneen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

CINCINNATI. April 17.--pittsburGh
took the last game OF the series from
the Reds to-day. to >. Adams weak =
erred early, and was relieved by Ma
nauN. who held Cincinnati Scoreless tn.
remainder Of the contest. the Pirates
batting in enough runs in the final
session 10 win the game
score by innings: X. II. T..
Pittsburgh 100 5000 % \ u
Cincinnati ....l | 100000 % Il |
batteries: Adams, MamauX and
SchanE: Brown. AnleS and Stark. I'm
pires, KLEIN and l;mslie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
JOHNNY Evcrs Sprnln. Leg.

Dos VN, NprII I'.--Thc HraveS won
their first game of the season TO-DAY.
beating Brooklyn. TO /. The victory
was a costly one. however. Captain
Evers spraininy his leg while sliding
into second in the eighth. He will be
out OF the game for several days.
score by innings: r. IL. l.,
Brooklyn o o o 5000 o. o %
Boston ........0 600 / 03x-5 6 o
Batteries: AitchiSan. Raeon and Nc
Carty; Crutchcr, Strand and Gowdy
Cmpires. Byron and Orth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Tho Virsinians play Trinity College
on Monday and Raleigh on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Tigers Get Timely Hits.

DETROIT, April 17.-Detroit made i,
an even break with Cleveland to-day.
when Jean Dubuc, backed by errorlcss
support. shut out the Indians , TO o.
Timely hitting by Cra wford, Neach,
KavanauCh and Mckee drove in the
Tigers runs. The brilliant fielding OF
Witt, Bush. kavanaugh and Chapman
was a feature of the contest DubuC
yielded but four hits.
Score by innings. Il. II. l..
Cleveland OO0OO0 10000 i |
Detroit .......O OIL 90 80 10 q
Batteries: Morton, Stcen, Coumbe and
Egan and O'Neill: pubuC and Me Zee.
Empires. Hilderbrand and O'Loughlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
,Inlsci Stcnls Thrcc Hngs.

PHILADELPHIA. April II. The YAH
KEGS had easy time defeating the
Athletics. to |. Mack started WyckoT
but Bresser WAS called i'll the second.
Both issued passes freely. The Yauks
steal successfully four times. scoring
each time. In the ninth. Maisel stole
second. third aud home in succession.
Mclialc was touched up pretty lively
but was effective in pinchcs. Lapp and
lajoic led in the batting with three
hits 4 piece.
Score by innings: Il. H. L.
New York O@ o.Ol0SI-9 S o
Philadelphia .OIo00O0 O--l . >
wyckon. Bressler. Harper and Iapp.
Empires. chill and Connolly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Are You In Line?
Suits Sis, SIS up to $40.
Raincoats, SIS, $40 up to $50.

Correct Spring Hats-Fresh Blossoms i
TOggery, and not a Price on anything to
single sigh!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Come, See the New Things!

Come and stay as long you care to- Look and
look. Ask questions-try anything you care to
try-make yourself at home generally and buy when
you feel disposed.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
HEAR
BRYAN ASSALED
Judge BIOunt Attacks Peace
Propaganda and Defends
Peace Preparedness. !.

william Jennings Bryan and his peace
program came in for q severe scoring
.hy Judge james II. Rlount now A
washington attorney and formerly n
Federal Judge In the Philippines, WHO
WIS one OF the speakers 1T a meeting
Of the Georgia State Society at the Now
Willard last night.
''RefeTring to various national defence
organizations, which Mr.. Bryan has
lately boon indicting as patriots for
revenue only will say that repre-
sont one OF them as general counsel,
and do Il for the same reason that
-e1listed ln the spanish-ATpsrican war
RRd for less pay" said Judge Biount.
who served with Macon, Ca, regl-
my compensation was ,ls a month
then. and Il II nothing now. And /. for
one. am tired Of Mr.. Bryan's going
around the country praising God at so
much per praise, and preaching defense
lePen06s at 40 much per preach, and inn
putting avaFice to patriotic men deter
mined to see conditions a. to national
preparedness improved" - Is.
Congressman Samuel J.. Tribble, an
other speaker, said that though he had
always been an advocate OF economy IN
public expenditures. he was In favor OF
n larger navy and that he would sup
port In every way possible the PreBi-
dents preparedness program.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
CLOGGED KIDNEYS CAUSE rgll9
MANY PAINFUL ILLS
New Discovery DsOlve Impurities That Stop Up Body Drains
BaclOaches, Headaches LumbagO and Rheumatic Pains
Then Quickly Disappear

II Is tho work of the kidney TO filter
the impurlties and waste matter from
the blood. II they start to clog up with
uric acid crystals and poisonous sedl-
ment YOU are on the borderland of Sc
rious disease.
You can't strain water through a
cIoRged-up sieve. neither can the kid
neys strain the poisons out of the blood
II the fllterinR membranes are clogged
with these uric acid crystals, What is
the result? The waste matter IL forced
back into the system and is carried by
the blood to all parts OF the body. Tiny
acid crystals are deposited in the joints
and muscles where they don't belong.
and soon the trouble starts. Uncom-
Portable aches and pains begin to make
themselves felt in the back and Joints
and every fiber will soon be crying out
that there Is something wrong with the
plumbing. Unless these signals are
Needed at once you are running the
Risk of Serious complications.
The only way on earth TO permanently
and positively relieve such conditions Is
to rennove the cause. For this there is
The Washington times., 1915-12-10

nothing better than the recommended
tions made for sOlvaxs the new, mex
pensive. and quick acting kidney +eeat-
ment. II goes straight to the seat Of
the trouble and Is designed to dissolve
the uric acid sediment that is holding
the kidneys from doing their work
properly When solvax starts cleaning
out the kidneys a complete change is
ielt Immediately. The blood reaching
the kidney loaded with waste is now
strained and filtered and goes pumping
pack through the arteries clean and
pure washing all impurities before g.
Wncn the poisonous acid Is washed out
o. tne Joints and muscles. the pains
ana aches disappear and the whole
Delns prightens up as II by magic,
Try solvax today. You are cheating
I yourself out OF your full enjoyment OF
! life II you don't help your kidneys TO
do their work properly. o'DonneIl's
/ Drug stores and other reliable druggists
have Solvax. 1t Is inexpensive, harm
less and very easy to take. Always
sold under a guarantee Of satisfaction
or money back.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Why Tolerate Catanh7

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow Of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find Iodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarTh, cleanse the nos.
trils frequently with solution Of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re.
firing, and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and Contains soothing
glyccrine TO check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes
Seott's Is pleasant to take.
Scott q Aow1e. Hioorlhsld. M IS.N