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AUCTION Satisfactorily

AND TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE
loM ELLlNGS ON WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE. IN PLAN OF BELMONT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W .ANTED, to rent Immediately, small
housekeeping apartment on South
Third Street; furnished or unfurnished :;
no Children. Address T. o. Box 3iT
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ROOM and board 200 South Third
street, strictly modern; cuisone uno1-
cciled: shower baths.
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LAltG T. stock OF rebuilt machinery and
equipment of every description. En-
Eines. boilers, motors, betting. tanks,
concrete bars, structural steel and pipe
cut and worked to sketch. Dairy barn
equipment. We can save you money.
1928 East Cary street. Clarence Cosby.
Madison 1926.
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DEATHS
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, Wednesday afternoon, between
haufmAnn's and Franklin and Third
Small gold watch, gold face amethyst
a fob Reward RETURN A. - r.. State
loard OF Health. ll10 Capitol Street
LOST, between s. II. cowardin's on
Main street. between Eighteenth and
and Main Streets. one black collection
hook containing $l2.Si in currency ana
my check for sl5.23, payable TO the
: Mnlford stationery and Printing Co.
Liberal reward III returned <. H. CO.
wardin. lSl5 East Main Street.
LOST, light brown collie dog; straycd
~. from my residence. i22 Sorth Tenth
Streei. June II. license number I'll
EcMnri u returned. Phone 5t20-J
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MISCELLANEOUS ssaNrs.

WANTED. carpets to dust and scour by
the latest improved machinery. 9x12
only 81. All kinds of carpets remod-
eled very reasonably. New York Car
pet Cleaning Co, Randolph 20Sf.
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FIRST CLASS apartments, vapor heat,
private bath and excellent cuisine
furnished to permanent and transient
boarders at Mrs. Horace Wexford
Joness new and well-euuipped house.
200 East Franklin Street.
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:RillJulun0 Giulps,pispatrb
sIxTy-rlrTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
lrIED ADVERTISING.

- TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS no
THE TlMES-DISPATCH
'>HNhoLPM RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
'oaLLf ono cent word when paid in al.
s,Ssnce; No ad. taken for lese than 10 csnta
erNbHf, ono and one-haf cents a word for
az cis.sined ada. except situations Want.
90 NJ ono cent word No ad. takon for
NJ ADS. taken for less than 16 cents whom
enarKed or phonRd In Phoned orders not
Guaranteed. Cla-oincations rot Euaren-
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TIT Bon AIT Inn. A beautiful and
rcstful family hotel in the heart OF
All modern convenicnces, private baths
Five minutes walk to depot. Rates on
application Long distance telephone
Air
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AUTOMOBILES,

WE buy and sell secondhand au1omo-
biles of every make Va. Auto Supply
Co, COS to 6l3 West broad street.
RODlES to fit any Ford chassis: several
styles to select from; ready TO put on
same day order given. a AIcycrs's Son,
73l East Cary.
WILL sell cheap for cash 1914 Krt
touring car, with electric lights and
starter. Run only 1000 miles. BOX
t3, city.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

LARGE. dry oak and pine blocks and
perfectly dry pine slabs at summer
prices You can save 81 to cord by
buying now. All kinds OF domestic coal
at summer prices. Experience OF Is
gears enables me to assist you. Il. r.
Long. 1906 West Broad.
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FOR SALE-BuSiness.

FOR sale, dry goods and notion store
In West End. Good location. Adj
dress III 116, care Times Dispatch
FOR sale, fancy grocery, fresh meat
and vegetables Old ESTABLISH
On account other business Reason
able price. ~. care Times Dispatch
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HOSTING engines. pumps, tanks, pipe
boilers and engines all sizes; pulleys
and hangers. |. Bluford & Co.
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WANGED-Asents.

MEM summer necessity, saves labor
and reduces cost Of living; over 1O0-
600 sold lately in Chicago: creates SEN
sation wherever shown; sells to every
household. greatest 2jc seller in years.
200 per cent profit. Write quick for
territory. Triumph Mfg. Co, Monon
Bldg, Chicago
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YOUNG man wants position as clerk at
summer resort. References fur
nishcd Address II. care Times Dis
patch.
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SITUATION wANTEp-Male.

WANTED, employment in or near city
for white and colored boys, II TO II
wears of age. Juvenile Court of Rich
iuond, Room o. City Hall Phone RAN
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HELP WANTED--I'enalc.

WANTED Il first-ciass cook and clean
er. Apply with references, 2l3l
Park Avenue. or phone Boulevard l24O.
CALL on Virginia Business Exchange,
BIG North Second, IL hunting work.
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WANTED-Horses

WANT ED, by a Richmond boy, who
spends months in, the country. to
the summer. 1905 Floyd Avenue. Phone
Madison 4Oll.
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DREsSNIAKING AND MILLINERY

ORDER Spirella custom made corset
from experienced professional resi-
dent corsetiere. j. Amose, Sl1 East
Broad Street.
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farmer wants position
with good farmer Ia work on shares
ADDRESS G ~, care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION WANTED-Fema,e

a young lady holding collegiate ccrtih-
cate and having had years expert
encc, desires position as teacher In
high school. Address Box %. Route /
l'lnckstone, Va.
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WE are closing out all our vehicles at
a great sacrifice. Everything has to
ne sold. Don't fail To see our stock of
wagons, runabouts and Surveys r. H.
Boshers Sons. 10 South Ninth Street.
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GENTLENIAN with good farming ideas,
use tools, handle help. etc. would like
position AS manager or overseer on
large farm, is open for engagement.
References. Address Farmer. BoX II,
Warsaw, Va.
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HELP WASTED-,Ia,e

"a, stcnoGrapher, capable OF keeping
= small set OF books Send references
Camp Manufacturing Co, Franklin, Va
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COLLECTIONS made in Richmond on
-, all kinds OF accounts. Box l2l, care
Times Dispatch
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; WANTED, registcred pharmacist; mar
rico man preferred. Send references.
/ 2S5, care Times Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

WISH to trade grocery store I have
business of $4,000 per year, for farm
worth $4,000 near Chester or Centralia,
or sell for cash. g AZ, care Times Dis
patch.
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SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Beach the burbank Cottage
is now open. Reservations now be-
ing made AT So West Franklin street.
Richmond. Va
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FOR sale cheap. one 6-foot marble soda
fountain. good as new. Box 795, city
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WANTED-Eooms

WANTED, . furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. West End. Phone
Boulevard II5-J
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DETECTIVES.

BURCIrS private detective agency;
home Office Park Building, Richmond,
Va.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-s1ale.

change. Salary no object. Address ii
l2O, care Times Dispatch.
PltlNTElt, young man with 10 years
experience In job work and Job press
icouinr, wants Il steady position in
tRichmond or nearby city. Don't drink
nor smoke cigarettes, and can give
iirst-clasS references. Now employed
in North Carolina, but people moved
TO Virginia. Address J. 2T4. care Tunes
Dispatch.
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FOR neutrality-suspicious..

NICELY furnished, delightfully."- cool
apartment for summer. Most desir-
ably located: sI5 per month. Address
g 80, care Times Dispatch.
Hanover Apartments Call from IL
to ( ana from q to g
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BOOkkEEPER. assistant boolSkeeper
for general Office work Can fur
nish reference. q 40, care Times Dis
patch.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
ISSUED FOR RESERVE BANKS
Gold Reserves Have Increased More
Than S0.00O,0OO During Past Week.
Enormous Resnnrccs

''"," RESERVES HIVE Increased More
Than s0.o00.0OO During Past Week.
Enormous Resources.
Gold reserves OF the twelve Federal
reserve banks Increased during the
last week more than $4,000. 900. accord
on July 2, Issued yesterday by the Fed
eral Reserve Board. in Washington. II
shows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates July 2, 1918;
Settlement fund, credit balances, s3l,-
$4,000.
All other. 900.
Total gold reserves, s264,28S,ooO.
Legal tender notes, silver, etc, s2i.-
1900.
Total reserve, s2Ss,129,ooo.
Bills discounted and bought:
Mnturities within thirty days, Sl3,-
$4,000
Maturities within sixty days. So
$4,000
Maturities within ninety days, ;s,-
097. 900
Maturities over ninety days, s5.oss,-
600
Total. ss6,1s7,ooO.
Investments:
United States bonds, s7.622.ooo.
Municipal warrants, sl2.39O.00o.
Due from other Federal reserve
banks. net. S9.S62,000.
Federal reserve notes, net, 81 .6o1 600.
All other resources. s3.660,000.
Total resources, S366, 4S1 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in, S64,l2S,0G0.
Reserve deposits, net, s297,SS3,o00.
Federal reserve notes, net, slS.797.-
900.
All other liabilities, s1,673.Oo0.
Total liabilities, s3G6,4Sl, 900.
Gold reserve against net liabilities,
$50 per cent.
Cash reserve against net liabilities,
96.l per cent.
Cash reserve against liabilities, after
setting aside 40 per cent gold reserve
against net amount OF Federal reserve
notes In circulation, 9S.6 per cent
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GIRLS GOING TO CAMP
Swimming Fool at Y. w. c. A. VIII lie
Closed ON Monday.

The Y. W. G. A announces that the
swimming pool will be closed all day
Monday, rs most of the stan and many
Of the members expect TO be down at
the camp for the Old Fashioned Coun-
try Fourth Of July, as il Will be ccle-
brated there. Baseball and every other
kind of rural amusement will be the
order OF the day, and large number
of girls are going down over the week
end to take part in the merriment
The camp is close TO Richmond on the
Petersburg line, within easy distance
OF The city, yet possessing all the de-
lights and attractions of the coun-
try. 1t has been opened only n week.
but has attained immediate popularity.
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NEGRO PRISONER MAKES
VAIN DASH FOR LIBERTY
Escapes From First Police station, but
Is Recognized aud Rccuar-
turcd After ChnsC.


Lonrezo Allen. colorcd, dashed from
the First Precinct Station last night
In n mad effort TO escape tho clutches
of the law. and for the space OF q
rev minutes was as free as the birds.
He would probably have escaped en-
tirely but for the fact that Policeman
Bertucci happened to recognize him as
he ran past him and gave chase. Ber-
tucci ran him down after n few blocks
had been covered, and returned the
negro to the staton-house.
Allen had been arrested early In the
night by Bertucci, who had sent him
to the station In care Of Policeman
sweet The man was delivered to the
station and was being booked when
he made his dash for liberty The SER
Ssant was engaged in recording his
name and age. md the officer, who had
already searched him. had turned to
answer n telephone call, leaving Allen
standing at his side before the bar.
Seeing the officer at the telephone and
the sergeant in position which would
make 1t impossible for him to pursue,
the man dashed for the door.
lie dived into the screen door and
took it from its hinges. The door
fell to the alley way In front of him.
and tho negro stumbled over it, He
rcgaincd his feet In an instant and
was on, nearly knocking Justice OF the
Peace Mccarthy over as he turned into
Broad Street. Mccarthy gnsped and
gave his attention to gazing after tho
negro, who went speeding toward
Eightcenth Street.
He was traced down an alley back
toward Seventeenth Street by the Of
icer who had been on duty at the
station. and who last saw the man as
he ran between cars on the Seaboard
yards. Later IT was found that he had
gone over to Marshall Street
After turning Allen over TO Sweet.
Bcrtucci set out to arrest another
negro he was after. He located his
man. and was bringing him to the
station house when Allen. dashed by
him. Bcrtucci hurried to the corner.
where he gave his other prisoner to
Justice of the Peace Mccarthy to take
to the station house., and he set out
after the fleeing Allen. The officer
chased the man to Marshall Street and
UP TO sixteenth Street, where he sue
ceeded In catching and rearresting him.
He paraded the man back to the First
Station and locked him UP. Both OF
the negroes were charged with being
vagrAnts.
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Plaza. Features OF the celebration will
be band concert, numerous athletic
events and outdoor sports for boys and
girls. The celebration Will conclude
with pyrotechnic display at 9:3o
o'clock
IN Fairfield District, Henrico County.
the most elaborate celebration ever
planned in this section for the Fourth
OF July Will be held Monday at Glen
Echo. The people of Glen Echo. High
land Springs and Seven. Pines will
unite in the all-day picnic. a patriotic
address. The Day We Celebrate" will
be delivered by Attorney General
John Garland Pollard. and there will
be an interesting program of patriotic
exercises. IN which prominent public
men VIII participate. 4 company OF
| the Richmond Howitzers will attend.
Music will be supplied by the Fairfield
! District band. Captain w. NJ Myers
will deliver an address, presenting a
I flag. and response will be made by
J CONGRESSMAN Andrew Jackson Monta-
} que.
! Numerous excursions and picnics are
/ advertised. beckoning pleasure seekers
| TO the scashore and the countryside
! day and tomorrow.
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REORGANIZATION DAY
Congressman Montague Speaks To-
Night at y. NJ. III. A. Exercises.

Amcricanization Day exercises will
be held by the Young Mems Hebrew
Association Tonight at $3.50 O'Clock in
the grounds of the association. which
have been especially decorated for tho
event
The following program has been ar.
ranged for Americanization Day:
Song. America"
Address Of welcome by Henry 6
HutZer.
Song. Mother Of Mankind" by the
Hebrew School children, with an ac-
compartment by the Y. NJ II. A. or
ches,ra The song was composed by
Director Benedict, Of the Y. NJ. Fl. A.
Raising the flag, with Boy Scouts on
guard.
Pledge of allegiance, under supervi-
sion of Scoutmaster Ralph Wallerstein
Song. Star Spangled Banner"
Address by Congressman A. +. Monto
que
Selection by Y. NJ. H. A orchestra.
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ROTARIANS ACCEPT
RALEIGH INVITATION
President McAdnms, of Richmond Club,
md Many Members Will Make
TTtp to North Carolina City.

Trip to North Carolina City.
President Thomas B. McAdams. Of
the Richmond Rotary Club, has accept
ed an invitation from the Rotary Club
of Raleigh. y. c., to attend celebra
ton in that city on Tuesday, August
-. The Norfolk Rotarians will also
be guests OF honor. and the North
Carolinians are preparing for a big
tOllification in connection with the at
fair.
Seventy-five to 100 Rotarians from
Richmond are expected to make the
trip. and two or three Pullmans will
be chartered. It will be one of the big
events OF the year in Rotary circles,
and Richmond will be represented by
many OF It's most prominent citizens.
President McAdams has appointed
committee to make arrangements for
the trip, and the members will be at
the office OF Secretary Horace r. Smith.
in the Chamber of Commerce Building,
Tuesday afternoon at $40 o'clock. The
members are Walker G. Cottrell, chair
man; f. p Harrison. James r. Phillips.
Jr., j. b. Moore. Jr.. Frank W. Brown
and Charles Rose.
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WALKER CASE CONTINUED

Justice Crutchfeld yesterday con-
tinued until July IA the preliminary
hearing TO be accorded Russell Walker,
charged with shooting and killing his
father. Armistead Walker. in his home.
ITO East Leigh Street, on the night of
June 20. The continuance was granted
ut tho request Of the prosecution. De-
tective SerGeants Wiltshire and Bailey
desiring additional time to locate sew
eral witnesses. Walker was released
on $4,000 bond. furnished by his mother,
Maggie J.. walker. president Of a we'll.
known negro savings bank
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PARK CONCERTS

PROGRAM
L. Medley, "Natlonul Airs"
Theo Moses
2. March. "The Envoy. Rosenkrnus
Tango, "rhc Belle of Mex
leo" lie Paige
3. GRIND selection, '.ScOtch REM
lniscenccs of Scotland"
Godfrey
4. ''Two Real Rags. .....a .Birnc
Q. Overture, "Orpheus''. .OHenbnch
q. Grand selection, "Mnritnno,"
wallncc
T. se ,.Sa%1; "ohlme" q ,,I Nor,
3. Nnise EspnEnoie. "La Scre-
8. fantasia. alone, Sweet Home"
Lnmpc
CAS- each country would play it,
10. "DINic" md "Stnr SpnnSlcd
Bnnner."
WHERE THE BAND PLAYS.
Monday-HiEhinnd Park.
Tucsdny-Rivcrside park.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Springs Play
grounds.
MISUNDERSTANDING Park.
FridHy-JcffcrSOn Park.
Sntnrdny--NSiIliam Byrd PARK,
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charge of the celebration are as fol.

charge OF the celebration are as fol-
lows:
ofilcers-president, Dr. G. 7. Col
Inns; vice-president. J. B. Dowden; sec
rotary. Charles T. Smith: treasurer,
John AEnew.
Committees-refresh C. H.
knowles: music, II. NJ. Vaughan;
nmusements.. Frank Davis public
speaking, y. L. Norvell grounds,
Washington Bottoms; decora tons, 7.
c. Cridlin; advertising soliciting, L. r.
Wallace, S. NJ. OBannon.
Speaker-John Garland Pollard, At
torney-General of Virginia. Subject:
The Day We Celebrate"
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT
PLANS BIG CELEBRATION
Montague, Pollard and Captain w. VI.
Myers Among Spcnkcrs-Ficld Day
Exercises md Baseball Gnmcs.

Moutnguc, Pollard and Captain w. VI
Myers Among Spcnkcrs-Ficld Day
Exercises md baseball Games.
Tomorrow will be the biggest. best
and most enjoyable Fourth of July
celebration that the citizens Of Fair
field District, Henrico County. have
staged in recent years. The celebra-
ton will be held all day tomorrow
from early morn until late at night
and the committee in charge Of the
program and arrangements promise
a good time to all.
~ grand civic parade addresses by
Congressman a. j. Montague and At
torney-General John Garland Pollard,
and u large number of contests. ball
games and field exercises feature the
program. The day will open at Glen
Echo. extending to Highland Springs.
and closing at Seven Pines. along the
Nine Mile Road a large parade will
form at the New Bridge Church, at
stop 81, at $50 O'clock. and will march
down the Nine Mile Road TO the school
building. Here Will he held special
of II flag to the Highland Springs
School.
The program is as follows:
Leave New Bridge Baptist Church,
Stop "a, $50 4. NJ, Fairfield District
Band; Chief Marshal and aides; Chief
of Police and officers: Farmers Union,
autom mobiles. bicycles. Highland
Springs Militia. Richmond Howitzers;
Sunday Schools
Arrival at school building.
Music-Fairfield District Band.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Wright. pastor
New Bridge Baptist Church.
Presentation of nag-Captain W. NJ
Myers.
Acceptance of fag-Congressman A.
]. Montague.
Song tchildren's chorus)-"America."
Presentation of Bible--T. NJ. Ear
bour. chairman of school board.
Song-'The Bible"
Adjourn to picnic grounds.
Ball games. athletic events and
prizes awarded.
Foot race Gage limit fourteen years..
Gag race cage limit fourteen years..
Pie eating (opcn to alb.
Shoe race (open to ally.
Potato race (age limit twelve years)
Apple eating cage limit twelve
years..
Bicycle race (open TO all residents
of the districD.
Wheelbarrow race (open to all resi-
dents of the dlstricD, contestants
blindfolded.
Tusofwor (open to contestants
over fifteen years..
Best decorated bicycle (national
coiors; open to all residents OF the
districD.
Best decorated automobile Irrational
colors: open to all residents of the
district).
Best decorated baby carriage (na-
tional colors; exhibited by parents).
abandonment baby up to one year
old physical development TO deter
mine).
Handsomest looking young couple
tstngle). general appearance to de-
termine).
Handsomest looking young couple
(married), general appearance TO de-
tcrmine.
Handsomest looking young couple
tmarried). general appearance to de-
termine.
Youngest married couple Cfrom date
of marrage).
Oldest married couple tfrom date of
marriase).
Largest number OF children from
any one family.
The entire Fairfield District is cor
daily invited TO be present some time
during the day. Everything will be
free; nothing sold on the grounds.
The officers and committees in
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II Years Old
Strong and Vigorous

Mt. II. otUeTZDuCH WISHES 10 add his
words OF praise to that Of the
thousands who eXtol the virtues Of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
II am seventy-two years old and In
perfect health. When l was forty
seven the doctors thought l would die
Of consumption. fooled them ALL
started to take Duffys Pure Malt
Whiskey and soon grew strong and
vigorous. I am able to do hard work
every day and can climb six flights of
stairs without fatigue.
"ln my opinion there Is nothing in
the world SO good to put vim, vigor
and vitality into any n.down person
as Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey. I call
IT the Elixir of Life MIR. II. Stoerz-
bach. 1876 East 10th Street New York
City.
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24th Trip To
NIAGARA FALLS, THOUSAND IS
LANDS. TORONTO,
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. pHILaDEI,-
PiiIA. ATLANTIC CITY AND
WaSuIHftpn~
SIIINGTON

TO cndow room for Working Girls in
me Retreat Tweiveday trip. for
further Information apply TO MISS
MARY NORWOOD. president. Rat Mi2H
for the. Sick, los North Fifth S,rcrt
nhone madison lS"9W. or MISS MARY
ltAHM Sl6 North Harrison Srr.ct
rh one Madison 1851. ee''
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Whi,tet Goes to Canada.

Commissioner Robert Whittet. chair
man OF the Administrative Board, left
the city yesterday for a months stay
in Toronto, Canada. to recuperate from
his recent illness. He was ordered
away by his physicians, and viii! be
out OF the city for some time. His
duties in the hoard meetings will be
assumed by John Hirschbcrs, vice
chairman, during his absence.
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Don't Whip Children

or scold Older PERSONS who wet the bed
unable to control their water during
the night or day, for 1t is not IL habit but "A
Disease. If you have any kidney, Bladder
or Urinary Weakness. write to-day for a
Free Package of Harmless Remedy.
When permanently relieved tell your friends
about IL. Send money. Address ZEME-
TO CO, Dept. eSa?. milwaukee,. WIS.