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CHICKEN OWNERS ATTENTION..

1t has now come the time of year
when it is absolutely necessary that
all owners of chickens shall keep the
same securely confined TO their own
premises. Any violation OF this must
be punished by fine. as provided under
the laws of this city.
Last year we were lenient with of
lenses of this nature. and sought to
obtain reasonable complianccs with
the law by such lenient measures.
Our experience has been, however,
that in only few instances did such
leniency by the police department sub
serve our best interests.
1t will be necessary, therefore. that
all offenses of this nature this year
be punished by fine.
! desire all chicken owners TO take
due knowledge of this and protect
themselves and their neighbors by
keeping their chickens on their own
premises and of OF the premises and
property of others.
ANTHONY BOWEN, Mayor.
3.23-4t.
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OF Andrew Mitchell. of Morgan coun-
~. $3.50: TO Elizabeth Schneider. ad-
ministratriS or the estate OF Samson
Schneider. of Randolph county. $1S5:
TO l.. s. Strauss. of Kanawha county
So, $50: TO George ". Gall. Jr.. admin
iStrator OF estate of Eiam ID. Talbot.
OF Borbour county. $2.025: TO Emma
NJ. Warwick. administrative OF the
estate of John Warwick. of Pocahontas
county. $1.519: 10 John Wilmington,
OF Jefferson county. S915: to the trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. of Charleston. $500.
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DISEASE AMONG AusTRlANs,
CRy Associated press. }


NEW YORK. March 25.-Typhoid
small poX and other conta gious dis
eases are epidemfcs among Austrian,
soldiers. according to DR.. Charles Mo
Donald OF Washington. head of Ameri-
can war relief hospital established ia
Budaphest who reached this port to-
day from Italy.
When warmer weather comes. be.
lieve typhoid will sweep through the
Austrian army like prairie fire." DR..
Mcdonald said. *
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President Visits
Sick Son-in-Law

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Presi.
dent Wilson today visited Secretary
McAdoo. his son-in-law, who was re-
moved to his home from local hos.
uital recently after an operation for
appendicitis.
When the President arrived the sec.
rotary was asleep and the President
refused 10 alloy him to be awakened.
saying he would call again.
The President was told Mr.. Nc.
Adoo's condition was as good as could
be expected.
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Misses Frances and Lois Cochran.
OF ParkerSburg, who are students at
the Paramount school. in this city.
were among the guests at an informal
reception which was given by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey this week. in
honor OF. and as a farewell to Mrs.
Ernest BiCknell. who will leave Wash
ington the last OF this month for
Europe. large and elaborate re-
ception was given in honor OF Mrs
Bicknell later in the afternoon. but
previous TO This. the students OF Fair
mount seminary. were received and
given an opportunity TO meet and talk
with Mrs. Bicknell, and Miss Mabel
r. Boardman, chairman of the Ma
tional Red Cross association. Mrs.
Bicknell sails to rejoin her husband
who is in charge OF the work of the
American Red Cross in Europe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-26

Fourth class postmasters commits
stoned this week include: c. Forrest
Hull. Durbin; Daniel ]. Moran.
Thomas: Julia a. GatenS. Bancroft:
Mamie Gibson. Creston; Garretson ID.
Schoonover. Ivanhoe; Thomas j.
Emmett. Okomoko: William j. BlanE-
enship, Thacker: Martha A. Lanham,
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FOR REF Modern eight-room
house, concrete cellar. oak finish.
stable, lot 60x10O, Google Addition.
East Park, 300 feet from new school
BILE, $3.50 with. A. B. Knight. Bell
phone 425-R. 90S Benoni Ave. 1885,
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Claims. aggregating $l4,000,O00
many of them growing out OF damage
i'll the south by federal troops during
the Civil war. will! be thrown out of
court If the Court OF Claims sustain
an Interpretation placed by the De-
partment of Justice upon provision
Of the omnibus claims bill passed at
the end OF the last congress- Assist
ant Attorney General Thompson. in
charge Of the cases. has notified coun-
sci for the claimants and interested
members of congress of the depart
ment's contention, and the point prob
ably will he argued before the court
nthe near future.
The department bases its position
on Sec. Of the new law. which pro-
vides that hereafter the Court OF
Claims shall not have jurisdiction
over any claims against the United
States government growing out of
property damage. use OF stores and
supplies or occupation OF real estate
by the military and naval forces OF
the United States during the war. or
over any claim now barred by the
provisions of any law of the United
States"
According to the departments inter
probation this nullifies the section of
the judicial code under which congress
has referred to the Court of Claims
hundreds of cases for report as to
whether tho statute of limitations
would be waived. A decision will not
affect any claims for which appro-
priations have already been made.
Pending the courts decision, the de
partment has ordered its field agents
to suspend the investigations OF all
of the cases involved.
The appropriations which were made
for West Virginia b. the last congress
include:
Sarah A. Bodkin, widow of William
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BAND.

New NEW 1oRi March 2Sabe Bernhene Murray will
where she
tVes Bernieme
Charles DAILY BerhefRer. is
magnificent residence
Gated
He
house doorman years. - - = - fs
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Sewtng, plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
Spirella Corset. Call Bell phoae 4S7-J,
Monroe st. 40. 326. 10-16-tf
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR, RENT-Anyone looking for a
convent and desirable home close
in will do well to inquire of +. P.
Kelly, office 3o6, Main street. Bell
phone 406-J. 3-11-1m1
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SITUATION WANTED-For some
one to do your house cleanisg. or
working on your yard or making gar.
den. give me call. $50 Bell phone.
3-l9-1mo.
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Special messenger service has been
ordered discontinued for West Vir
giria between Paddy. Boone county,
and Turtle Creek.
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West virginian Want Ads will rent
your rooms quickly. Try one today.
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WANTED

WANTED-A boy about 10 years OF
age to learn horist business. Apply
between and 3 p. m, George Stanley
Wehrley. in Hollis Drug Store. 1892.
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FOR RENT-Eight-room brick house
on A street, East Park. J. B. Crowl,
501 A st. 3-1S-6t
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Fowler Knob: Jerry c. Hackney,
SanderSon; Michael T. Long, Warriors
Henry f. Howell. Runa. w. Va.
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FOR RENT-Four-room fiat with bath.
Hays bldg. Inquire of a. L. Jepson,
lPastime Bowling Alleys. 1.5.tf
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The appropriations which were made
for West Virginia b. the last congress
include:
Sarah A. Bodkin, widow of William
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY LOANED to any reliable
person. Box sos Clarksburg, w. Va.
3.22-6t
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FOUND.

FoUND-Monday evening in front OF
Ideal Theatre, purse, money and
keys. Owner can have it by proving
property and paying for ad. 3.22-lt
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR Observation-Disclosures room. AID
ply 427 Quincy street. 3-25-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

his country Europe has laid aside. I
nave another from monarch HIM
self OF European power. saying
frankly that he wants America to como
into his land and take the place which
others hitherto have filled.
To-day an able attache Is at tho
court OF that monarch. speaking tho
monarch's language. thank God, and
entering his country to do what he can
do to unite that nation to ours Tho
King has said that whatever no can
merce In his land shall DO willingly
and continuously done.
That is the least of IT, beg of
YOU gentlemen. not to DO persuaded by
the daily news columns Of the press
INTO the belief that our foreign trade
heS chleny In what we may call, for
nhck or better name, war orders
mat Is not so. 1t In Il complete mis-
understanding OF the whole situation
~hich makes that controlling fact in
INC Foreign business of to-day.
nave personally seen within ten
Gays on the wharvcs In Galveston and
New Orleans tens of thousands of dol
iars worth OF American goods for which
.here oxists no possible means of
transmission at all. God help the man
who says II shall be tolerated in this
country that steamship company shall
cyhically do that thing which would
SEND railroad man to Jail.
BY what right does any Steamship
company say to mo In my factory, when
] onei them Il shipment OF goods. We
VIII select from your shipment that
which pays us the most; the rest VIC
VIII not take That is what Is hop-
penins In every American sea port"
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Standard Meals
ny MARTHA MISSIONER

we generally speak OF 1.-The Stock
Market az mans business and look
upon the Kitchen as woman's province
To-Day the close relation OF the two,
win the price OF whent soaring go
hiSh as to make the careful house
wife take thought for the morrow and
wonder what she can substitute for
bread n 1t becomes prohlbitive.
We have. OF course, our hot bread:
nut some OF the older members of the
household realize that there Is a LACK
Of tissue building qualities In n three
times-a-day diet OF this kind; and the
Younger generation. especially the
%iiis who are studying domestic
science In their schools and colleges
know that their skin will become pasty
ana their eyes dull /. the allmen:nrv
tract Is ODE constantly cloggrd nv
,h:s too heavy diet for the sedenta.y
liver
SO we turn &c bran, whole wheat aat
meal cakes and toasted corn-meal
mullins Twice baked bread is much
more wholesome than that from the
first baking: 1t is also matter or
cultivated taste. But when we rcaIiZ.
that We can add years TO our lives. and
DO useful. energetic members OF So
clety, rather than semiinvalids. by the
use OF these substitutes we besain Ia
eat TO live" ana not live TO ear"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

catarrhal trouble examined and treated
by the doctor, tho greater tho chance
mat relief can be had without surg ical
In time the continual congestion Of
s".alih WIZ cause thickcning and
overgrowth OF the turbinate bones ThI.
places tho case beyond medical aid, so
TUT ms permanent relief Is concerned,
anu necessitates the surgical removal OF
p"rI or MI or one or more Of the thick
inc. ., Dooies. This, OF course. Is objec-
tionable, for tho renson tint Tho tnr
innate bodies arc OF considerable func-
onui Importance. serving normally to
uiule the temperature and moisture
or inspired mir. However. when great
~ nypertrophied or enlarged, and be.
applications or general measures Incl,
,, OFFERS so much comfort and re-
ieI that the operation, under n local
"hesthetic. is well worth while.
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50 81
SECRETARY Of CHAMBER
Or COMMERCE. DISAPPEARS

DANVlI4LE. VA. February 4.-The
board of directors OF the Danville
Chamber of Commerce, at Il specially
called meeting this afternoon, author
'zed the executive committee to secure
Il secretary for tho chamber
Nearly eight months ago l.. NJ Ward
came here from Texas with splendid
Endorsements and was appointed Sec
rotary. lie quickly showed marked
ability. and under his guiding hand
several laudable Undertakings were
carried out.
Last Thursday evening Ward .old his
secretary and friends that he WIS go
ing TO Richmond on the night train to
attend an executive meeting OF South
ern secretaries OF Chambers OF Com
merce. Since that time he has not
neen heard from, and to-day it was
learned that he caught the southbound
limited and bought a ticket for Jack
sonHille, Fla. No reason is ascribed for
ms disappearance. He left the Cham
Der of Commerce in frst-class ccndi-
ton.
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DR.. Brady's Health Talks
Various Degrees of Catnrrh.

chronic nasal inflammation, of which
catarrh is sign, is sometimes an
Darently one-sided. That is, the patient
notices discharge only from one nos
tril. This may Indicate trouble i'm one
OF the air spaces or sinuses in the bones
OF the skull, with which the nasal cav
ny communicates. Or, in children par
tlcuiarly, II may mean Il foreign BODY
lodged in the nasal cavity. Or I'm some
cases II may signify unsupported diph-
iherltic infection, though the child is
hardly lila diphtheria carrier. Pus
coming from one nostril OF n child ia
extremely suspicious in the eyes of the
medical examiner.
simple chronic nasal catarrh in chill
"reh ana young persons is generally
ahlenabie to local applications and gem
"fal regulations OF the health Early
IN lie there is not the marked tendency
10 oversrowth or hypertrophy Of the
turbinatc or spongy bodies of the nose
winch is so marked in cases Of longer
standing. The sooner one has a chronic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
KEEP LIVER AND
BOWELS REGULAR
WITH CASCARETS
No more Headache, Bad Colds,
sour stomach and
constipation.
Get a l0-cont box now.

Get Decent box now
No odds how bad your liver. stomach
or bowels: how much your head aches.
how miserable and uncomfortable YOU
are from constipation, Indigestion, BILL
iousness and sluggish bowels-you al
ways get the desired results with Gas.
Curets.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you miserable Take
Cascarcts tonight; put an end TO the
headache. biliousness. dizziness ner-
NouSness. sick, sour. gassy stomach.
backache and all other d.strcsa: cleanse
Your inside organs OF all the bile. gases
and constipated matter which Is pro.
ducing the misery.
Decent box means health, happl :
ness and clear head for months. No
more days OF gloom and distress II YOU
VIII take n Cnscaret now and then.
All druggists soil Cascarets. Don't for.
get the children-their little insides
need a gentle cleansing. too.-Adver-
!scment.
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RICHMOND PICTURE, COMPANY
INCORPOtATI;D IN ILLINOIS

lSpoclal 10 The Times DiSpa tch.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, February A.
The Mutual Film Corporation. manu-
facturers Of motion picture films, OF
Richmond. Incorporated In Illinois to-
day. The capital stock is $500. 600.
The capital stock in Illinois Is Sl20.g63.
The president Is II. Il. Aitkin and the
secretary. f.. l.. Thomas. both OF IL
West Twenty third Street. New York.
Tho principal Office In Illinois IS at >
South Wabash Avenue. Chicago, and
the attorney in fact In Illinois is James
J.. Grier. 10 South LaSalle Street. Chi
cago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

duced In film form by Lasky. and 1,
IL we'll worth seeing as high tvna
or picturized romance. This for th,.
6e e msnt3s3d for The srowlng-ups. It MAJ
fiocks of 1.-Two geese waddle and VI.
across the screen.
Romantic Comedy at Colonial.
These plays. actors and pictures
u auN; crossing each others trails
Which sententtous observation Ia ON
proved as lead" to introduce a.,
statement that, while marguerite (yart
70 appearing on the Strands flln. H..
Colohial is presenting-for the latt.,
part OF inns weck-one OF the plays T.,
winch said Marguerite Clark anncnrna
IN person Il few seasons aRo@"r,,,
wishing Ring" The play In "a roma,
TIC comedy by Owen Davis: not nj 49,
IN his more familiar style of battlo
MURDER ana sudden death. but mark cd
1s inc Gourtiiness and dignity of the
DAYS or long ago, and costumcd I'm tho
becoming dress OF the period. I,cn.
tured in the production by tho VAIL
Film Corporation is Vivian Mnrtin "
pretty and attractive young actress
Annette Kcllermunp'n Debut.
More than ordinary interest ntt.c,o.
10 the performance at the Academy ~
Music on Monday night, since II viii
introduce Annette Kellermann to Rich.
mona Tor the first time; 1t Will serve
as her introduction also to the theatri
cal world AZ musical comedy star
ana ~ VIII mark the try-out OF ..rbe
Model Girl the musical comedy writ
ten for Miss Kellcrmann by Anne Cnld.
well and Raymond Hubbell
MISS tcllermnnn's organization of
siNty-two people will arrive i'm Rich
mond on Saturday afternoon from New
York. and Will proceed to prepare for
the opening on Monday night. TIL.
supporting cast includes Otis Harlan
Edith Decker. Gertrude Vandcrbilt
John Park. Edwin Wilson and Huber
Wilke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

Iielene: OF course YOU Will grow
You are mere girl now. Get out and
''he All the exercise YOU can in the
open air Walk at least two miles n
day. Don't ovcrfatiguc yourself Sleep
AT least eight hours day; ten If Won
can. Have plenty Of fresh air in the
room while sleeping Have "A certain
tlme 10 retire and rise. Join some
gymnasium where you can have all
S ss Oh exercises, such as calisthenics
fencing and swimming, and Won viii
soon ma that there will be no cause
Tor worrying about not growing taller
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Questions and Answers.

i. IL. writes: For two years I hive
peeh troubled with occasional attacka
o. severe pain In the pit Of the stomach.
~ generally comes on late at night
waxing me from sleep. or sometimes
can get n little milk Mt once tho min
- renewed. or good dose of soda, But
usually feel pretty shaky for a day
or TWO afterward. Rcrween times
seem all right. Is 1t from dietetic
errors and if so. what sort of food
would produce such attacks?
y, i.epiS-i seems to be a hunger pain.
, "llehts with ulcer I'm the duodenum
nave such attacks. with VARYING intor.
rais or freedom between. However. II
up TO your phyician to give YOU n
oehnite answer to your question. II
propaoiy is not from dietetlc error.
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ADJUSTMENTS
shake Hand. With VIII Rogers:

One VIII Rogers. a plain and fancy
| lariat throwcr. who can rope rings not
, only around himself. but all around
Fred Stone. walked out on the stage
at the Lyric Theatre yesterday after
noon; mooched about for little while,
playing with his ropes and with h!s
audience. talked half to himself, in u
sort Of "Woltvillc" dialect, and then
danced off. completely crvclopct by
whirlng loops. and carrying urctty
much The whole show with him AS
Il rope -thro"er, he Is more than clever;
as Il comedian. he Is practically unique,
and, rs an act. he Is as far above the
other turns on the hill rs stone is
above Montgomery. No wonder no
came from oklahoma; what possible
use could he make or all that talent
out there:
Rogers Is followed by the Flying
Henrys. who work with much speed on
trapcZeS and things In front Of a black
curtain. and finish with a ha!r-raising
near-fall. but the other acts on the
program don't matter so horribly much
Galloway and Roberts. man in
blackfnce and woman in high
brown. nre hardly artistic enter
taincrs." but they present aD opener
that imuscs the house. and at least
! they work like professionals. Those
who like the old-school Irish turns
are entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Murphy. In their primary grade skit,
''Clancy's Ghost"
The act OF Refine Davies who In
proclaimed in the advance matter as
'vauGevilla's pretticst singing concdi-
cnne." is marked by n certain niceness.
SO To speak. There is Il parlor grand
piano on the stage: Miss Davies wears
pretty clothes (Rogcrs says one OF her
costumes IL "aggrRvating"D she is
brought OH once in n rickshaw; the
man who draws the little vehicle is a
real Japanese. and the accompanied is
also real accompanist. In fact the
act is all right, except that Miss Davies
is neither a singer nor q coincidence,
when Is a pity, d. O.
MnrEucrie Clark Mt Strand.
Little Marguerite Clark. who was
brought on tho stage in De Wolf iiop-
pcrs pocket. who became Il dramatic
star IN her own right and who is now
one ~ the favorltes of the l!mitless
movie world, packed 'cm in" yesterday
nj the strand Theatre, where she will
remain-in Paramount photographic
form-to-day and tomorrow. Under
ordinary circumstances, IL wouldn't be
OF any particular Importance to an
nounce anything more than the mere
fact or Marguerite Clark's appearance:
hut in this case, the play itself merits
word. IT is The Goose Girl" a
dramntization CT the bost-s of the
same name. by Harold MacGrath. pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

Adele: Don't be impatient You can't
expect your lashcs and brows to grow
IN day. II takes time. Melt some vel
10" Vhseiine and place il on the roots
or the iashcs with tiny camers hair
"f"Sn' DO this every night for IL
couple OF weeks. being careful MOI
set any In the eyes Ii may take .vcn
longer than that to see any change
hut persevere. The world was not
made la day. you know.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

"a. writes: Will N-ray examina-
'ion snow gallstones in the liver?
Nepiy-The N-ray Photograph will
STOW salistones in about GO per cent
y. the cases IT shows stones which
nave lime salts in them; other stones
would not appear In the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

IL gIrl or woman expects TO be at
NaotlFe she cannot give all OF her al,
''i'Ioh 10 any particular feature An
o. woman's beauty does no, lie in nor
h"if' nor is ii confined to the complox-
ION or 10 the 1.-the body Womnn,s
beauty is found In the perfectly de-.
Vslored woman. with hands. hair. com
n!eA'on, hgure. and everything else in
proper accord.
the exercises which devotion heal,.
ana strength Will benefit the connIeyt
ION ana general appearance, but every
woman must give some attention 10 bor
sKih' haIr and hands. DO not he notoa
Tor your beautiful figure and ugly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

remember In dealing with yours.i,
We hpefhi with your favors and do moi
place limit on beauty. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

way to have II removed is by the cleo
trio needle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

neply-One hundred and six medical
colleges: $4,000 physicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

student writes: VIII you kindly in
FORM me. IL possible. how many medi-
.ht coiieges and how many physicians
ehere are at present In the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Lillian RusseIl's An,wer.

M'Sa = d. w: Massage IL the best
muscles or the face from sagging Tnka
" lpt OF GOOD skin food or cold cream
~ we palm of your hand, and when !,
,"' ems run 1T on the cheek, going
t"nhd ana round In Il rotary rco,inr
N"u va an The cream that VIII st,ck
~ 'h'n apply more 10 become an.
,,IH ""r,hE the night. ] think it
VIII" ne best for You to consult an
'Eo specialist about the condltion -,
your eyes You did not send mo =,
s'hihhed addressed envelope, ana thcrc.
i"r. am unable to send Won nv for
,hulh ior reducing and also for sl,i,
food. '0' shin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

Mhry. I agree that n uolo I, 49,
hSurinK. but do not TANNER VII, ..
yourself The safest and most cIfnct,vn