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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
ALLIES POUND GERMAN LINES AND
MAKE NUMEROUS SIGNIFICANT GAINS
Determined Movement Forward Of French and English Hs
/ Begun After Weeks Of Continuous Bombardment Of
German Trenches With Heavy Guns.

by both French and British infantry.
and the allies gained q foothoId q
many points Of the German line.
Between Artois and the Champagne
action by the infantry was confined to
bomb and grenade throwing. but Ia
Champagne there WAS another ana
heavy infantry assault. between the
Siuppe and the Aisne.
This assault was preceded by -
newai OF the hombardment. UNDER
cover OF which the rrcncn were
thrown forward and seized the forA-
most German line over almost the en-
tire front OF the attack and are still
pushing forward.
Official Communication.
The official communication follows:
'.On the Belgian coast our batteries
co-operated with the English fleet IN
the bombardment Of the German post.
tons at West Ende and Middlekerkes
The British troops attacked succees-
fully the enemy positions to the Weaf
OF Loos and Of Hulluch.
Our troops operating in contunc~
ton with the British army ma1e IN
energetic attack to the north ~ AAraa
footing at many points Of the of1em1s1
lines. III
Between the somnas ana tKs 80
thaEA Wa& dGhttng with torpAdO14 ~
hombG In the sector Of CAMny-4I384
Matx our artillery exploded \
tons depot n fortified h0un
Beuvratxnes. SsS
IN Champagne. after new ~
liant bambordment u the 4ren1
the enemy. our tnfanesy mAdo N Tfls
aault on thu 0erma1 lineo bstN414
the Sutppe and the A1sn4 - 1S&
line OF onAHny positions W9S 0cqUU&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
.OUPONIS REACH
OUT IN OTHER FIELDS
Great Powder Profits Make Them FL
nancial War Lords Ready for
Conquest
BUY LARGE INTEREST
IN BALDWIN COMPANY
In Cooperation With Remington
Group. They Now Are Largely In
terested In General Motors Corpora
ton. a Great Money Maker.

New York, Sept. c5.-An aggrega-
ton of strong financial interests. the
extent OF whose power has Just begun
70 dawn on Wall Street through the
big new enterprise In which their hand
has been shown, has been created out
of profits in powder manufacturing.
They are the DuPonts of Wilmington.
Wall Street was made aware today Tor
the second time In ten days that the
DuPonts, alive with ambition for big
things. backed by the enormous pro-
fits In their powder business and COM
scious of the tremendous industrial
boom that is on in this country in sre-
cial war lines. are reaching out To get
hold of great industrial organizations
whose business Ia full of promise.
The Baldwin Locomotive Company
la the field for their latest operation.
1t became known today that the Du-
Points, the younger men OF the family
who earlier in the year took over the
powder plants from General T. Cole
man DUPONT. who sold out his inter-
ests and concentrated his business In
terests in the Equitable Building and
other real estate. have bought heavily
into the Baldwin Locomotive Com
pany II is understood that they have
done this in the oSen market. Though
the purchasing OF stock. II Is believed.
has not given them control of the
company. IL has placed them a very
strong position in it's affairs which Is
expected to result in an early an
nouncement OF their entrance to the
board. They bought the common
stock This sold at IS rs today, a
new high figure in its history.
Other War Lords.
The DuPonts are only one part OF
the new aggregation Of financial war
lords Associated with them are lead
ing interests in the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company and the Reming-
ton Arms Company.
s. NJ. Pryor. general manager OF
these two companies. is the leader and
strongest personality in the Reming-
ton Arms group, and is taking an &C
tive part with the DuPonts in the new
war industrialism.
The new part being taken In the in.
--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
President Believes E Existing Or
gans Of Government Have
Ample Powers
GIVE MORE
POWER IF NEEDED
Washington Believes Wilson Is
Open-minded on Subject Of
Further Tariff Revision.
Talk of More Revenue

Washington. Sept 25.--A letter
written by President Wilson to ex-
Governor Cox. of Ohio. made public
at the White House today. excited
speculation to the effect that the Pres
udent is minded on the subject of
tariff revision and ready to approve
establishments of schedules whenever
he is convinced that 1t IL desirable.
Former Governor Cox had written
to the President strongly recommend
ing the creation Of a tariff commission
to keep in close touch with business
conditions. to study the effect of rates
and keep Congress advised in order
that that body might respond prompt
~ and tntelligently to any situation de-
manding revision of the Underwood
Simmons law.
The Presidents reply TO Mr.. Cox is
as follows:
My Dear GOVERNOR sincerely
appreciate your letter of August "a,
The matter OF which ii speaks has
been very much in mind. and my
thought is this The full powers Of a
tar!n commission are already lodged
in existing organs of the government;
most of them, and really more than
che former commissions had, in the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce In the Department of Commerce
and other tpowers of investigation) In
the Federal trade commission. II any
thing Ia lacking to give these powers
efficiency ! am of course. heartily In
favor OF doing IT,
Please accept my warmest regards
and my sincerest appreciation OF your
interesting letter.
Cordially and sincerely yours
WOODROW WILSON"
Tho condition Of the treasnry and III
dwindling treasury balance have inn.
pressed the leaders In Congress who
are arriving daily In washington with
the necessity Of making some provision
TO increase the revenue. Many sug-
gestions have been made TO the Pres!-
dent along this line, the principal one
being for = postponement Of the date
for putting sugar on the free list
The Underwood-6immc act provid-
ing that sugar shall go on the free list
on May / VIII deprive the treasury OF
NEARLY 3so.eOo,o0 Of revenue annually
II 1t goes into effect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Ilnaict Severe Punishment on
Advancing Teutons Captur-
ing Thousands
THREE VICTORIES WERE
CLAIMED YESTERDAY
Won Hindenburg However Is
Still Moving Forward in F ar
North Reoccupation Of Lutsk
Is Confirmed

London. sept. :S.-The Russians :
won three victories along their
front from the Gaiician frontier TO
Wins today. and their strategic
poafftnn appears 70 have been
greatly Improved st every point
save without Dvvinsk. where Field
Marshal Won Elndenburg-s troops
Alexapdroysk.
The three Russian victories have
occurre1saaf sf wilma. north of
Pinsk ana nenr Lutsk. In the last
named action they report capturing
eighty cMieers and four thousand
men with machine gums. Acid kit
chens and telephones just before
reoccupytnG Lutsk, which has been
In the hands Of the Germans.
The Germans. however, characterize
their reverses east of Wilma, at the We
leika railroad station, as of a temper
AIRY despite the loss OF several hun
dred men In prisoners. In the south
the Russians now hold Lutsk and arr
pressing their advantage in man
ner remlP iscent OF tho early days o.
last arr84g- !.
Ausfs faa. AAnais No Rev~rse.
The Austrian official statement. how
ever. says that though the Russian,
made several severe attacks on the
voiyhynian front they were repulset
with great loss and announce the cap
ture OF several villages of the lower
styr.
In the far north. also the Russian
prospects do not seem so bright. Fiele
Marshal won Hindenburg-s troops. a.
the last report. had penetrated Il
Smielin, only three miles from Move
Alexandrovsk. which is the main ap
preach to Dvinsk. the German obJec
tive.
The Russian war ONCE conmmunica
tion was as follows:
South of the town OF Baranovitci
enemy guards attained the River Mys
chaika and the right bank of the aft
fluent OF the Chara. Near Dubrovy ant
Mokroi. east OF Logoschin, the Germans
suffered great losses.
South Of the pripet River, the enemy
was disiodsed from the villages o
Gorynitchi ond Yoyi on the lower Stok
hod and driven back from the Rviel
vesselulekha.'
After describing the occupation o
Lutsk. which already has been reported
ing Of the same day our troops occu
pied the villages of Rodgaitxy ant
Kroupy. In fights for the possession o
fords across the River Styr. shor
distance above the villages above men
toned, we took another thousand pris
eners. Near the village of Khmeidvka
southwest OF mbowa. the enemy wal
driven back ssill further west"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

New York. oeDI - eect,on Q.
cadway between Insty-eientn ano
ettsy-nintn streets !eH anto tHe NV
|eoWay tonight % 1:lo ocaock: IN tne
eme manner - secsion OF Seventn
EN0ue cropped 20 the oeYsna uss
neooey mofnine An unoentMoo
Wae 1Heo IN ton!Snts &c
Sloctl1cAi worker ~
S snyuxod ana tnreo MS"'
s.ls a N! - nuxI
80 fazaoah u which tho unidenti-
80 woman NAs riding over the tenn
Gee2xy plank roadway Just above
Atrey.1esnao etsset crashsd down
1rd tnifty-nve 1see when the wooden
e.eet dzcIgsd. = trolley car con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

lars. sep,. 80 ~. Ishsl. aala bi..'Sn
lnIantry Haae Naluaoie SANS La a..a - =.
cslsIunn ~ 'he "ol.h u fAas ""o -
tnrHpasne. 80
ne i.,.Iisats MoI.h 81 ere ao o,, s.a as
rH, when me rlanen anu
nri.is" suns " al s.s. .a,os nm AL, ~,
salnsu III .nese u.s'r,..s - a ,,. VIZ "a ~. ~,
nlans osnsI pu1n's 81 .ls nns, W sme
past Wesks was ue.'i on. , musil
,ns a..a ..,ss ~, Mhium tug i"n arau a,iar
were mage. - -, p.n,. ,,,,u. -.
LAY aaser oay .he eat.,n s p aar.jr mas
reaa tug aI.nle.s As "t rn; .o..".es
noI.n VI AaIas. ~. =. -
nouHceHeht .Hat tne iHiAnty nus Dee"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
LOCAL BOARD INSISTS
SHOULD HAVE OPINION
Chairman John r. Minor OF Rich
mond Tax Body Writes
Advisory Board.
PRESENTS SECTION or LAW
GOVERNING SITUATION
Construction Placed on Act Is That
1t Contempiates Immediate Report
Of All Omissions Discovered In As
scSSmentS.

Replying to the letter addressed
Thursday by the State Advisory Board
on Taxation to John e. Minor, chair
man of the local Board of Review OF
Richmond. the local board yesterday
addressed a letter to the Advisory
Board The local board declares II
is in perfect accord with the State
Advisory Beard IN its desire To have
all districts OF the State treated uni
formly In the reporting OF assess
ments omitte'. in the reports made IN
previous years
The local board renews its request
for an opinion from the Attorney
General supporting the position of the
local board should it accept the Ad-
vtsVry Boards advice and withhold
reports of delinquents at this time.
The letter addressed to THE State
Advisory Board on Taxation State
Capitol, Richmond. Va" reads as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen:
Your letter of September % has
been received and its contests careful
ly noted.
For Uniform Treatment.
The local Board OF Review OF the
city Of Richme nd is in perfect accord
with the State Advisory Board in its
desire to have all taxing districts OF
the State treated with uniformity In
the matter OF reporting omitted as
sessments for previous years. and Is
perfectly willing to withdraw its re-
ports already made and to postpone
the reporting OF delinquents for pre-
vious years until after the meeting OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
No-LEGGED MAN
HATS TRAFFIC

Levi Johnson, colored. who has no
legs and only one arm. held up street
car trafic at Ninth and Main Streets
Friday night for several minutes sim
ply by seating himself in the center
of the tracks and refusing to bulge
when implored to do 50 by the de-
layed street car men.
Traflic Sergeant Bradley appeared
as the complainant against Bradley.
stating that when he arrived on the
scene a Laurel Street car was trying
to squeeze by the negro.
Justice Crutchfield ordered the ne
gro taken to the city home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
|Dr. jefferson D. Gibson Makes
Positive Claims az to Eff
cAcy Of Treatment
|BEIIEVES RACE WILL
BE EMANCpATED
Believes Time Il Near When
Dread White Plague Will Be
Readily Discoverable and a.
Easily Cured

Raasaeapaaa, Sept 3S.-with
~ osccessfu casos to prove his
Cleim thas tho x-ray viii prevent
aeaGh from pulmonary tubercu-
losas. DR.. Jefferson ID. Gibson, Of
Denver. ma6e an address today
- Slhe subject at the convention
- ease Association Of Clinical Re-
se4rch.
-" hc said. after describing his
aWorl0oce with the method.
sekae the x-Fay will finally bring
uhnut tho emanc4pa ton OF the
rnCe ffom this dreaded sconrxe."
Dr.. Gibson. who WAS enc time
s1l1cecr from tuberCulosis. has
experimental for ten years With
NJ Rocnssen ray and static cfec-
GTlc1ty.
He nrst told OF hts belief that the
k-ray 10 virtually cure for tubercu-
loels when he made his address as
president of the Research Society al
BE opening session Thursday night
What Ne did today was TO describe In
Or. Gibson believes the time Is near
1t hand when tuberculosis win be
a relatively harmless dis
ease. easily discoyerahle and easily
cured.
DIR. Gibson not only claims to cure
The disease with the N-ray, but says
hat even latent cases which canno.
BE- detected by external symptoms car
~ discovered by the use OF the ray
EhA X-ray picture will show enlarged
lynphatic glands. which sre tho frs,
" ~ affected by the bacteria long
lnlc1a the bactcria's presence can b
= I'D n the sputum. he sald.
Instead OF only having the tubar.
cu1osis patient live in the open. die
prop4fiy and then Let nature Af1vs oul
Inc disease. DR.. Gibson says ne stcpa
HE propagation Of the bacteria In tbs
lunsu and with static electricity and
the inhalation of ozone burns out
the ptomaine in the lungs and build,
mp the tissues. He told of remark
nhly rapid cures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
GREECE WILL STRIKE, IF I
BUIGARS ATTACK SERBS
Bulgaria Makes Official Denial That Her
Mobilization Means She Is To Enter War

London, Sept. 25.-An official statement from Sofa
here by wireless says the Bulgarian mobilization
order does not that Bulgaria has hostile intentions
but intends simply to enter state Of armed neutrality
This STEP the wireless dispatch says is explained by
changes shortly to be made in the political and military
situation and to general conditions in the Balkans
Bulgaria has no hostile intentions, but is firmly
solved to safeguard all her rights and her independence
by force of if necessary On account of the
en troops by her neghbor Bulgaria has been forced
to declare an armed neutrality Negotiations with the
representatives of both groups n s"ligerens both the
allies and the Germanc powers coDvnue and there is
immediate intention to enter the either side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
ENTHUSIASM lMBOunOfO
At RAILROAD !. MICA.
Third Day of Mighty Member
ship Campaign.
THESE MEN HAVE THE
RICHMOND HABIT ALL RIGHT
Alec Team of American Locomotive
Works Climb to First riace-New
Members Now as and Teams Are
just Getting Their Hands In.

The Railroad Young Mems Chris
ton Association has accomplished its
purpose. that In so far as numb beers
go, but the end Is not yet. Rounding
out the first leg of it's big member
ship campaign last night. the bulletin
board In the auditorium showed q to-
tai OF 7l6 members for only three
days work. which In fifteen more than
the original mark get for the entire
seven days OF the campaign. Tho
totit however. win be double THU
when the, xonG rings the tall OF this
curtain. The men who are uweepfnr
the city for new names. mean 10 es-
tabiiAh 4 record which will beat the
world. This has been done 20 fAr a
the campaign goes. but there are still
four more days.
The meeting of the twenty-five
teams last night in the association
building eclipsed anything the asso-
citation has ever seen. Two hundred
and nfty men were on hand to make
their reports and ~ the Indicator
climbed SLOWLY upward TO tho coveted
goal. enthusiasm burst al bounds and
the building rang with the cheers and
hurrahs OF the workers.
Secretary Cooper Speaks.
William Knowles Cooper. the we'll
known 7. ~. G. A. worker. OF Wash
ington. d. c., addressed the meeting,
declaring that ne had never witnessed
better spirit In his life than that ex-
htbited by the competing teams. and
he freely predicted that the result. at
the end OF the campaign would stand
monument not only to the Young
Mems Christian Association. but TO
the city Of Richmond He told Of
the great work the men were doins
in bringing other men into the Chris
ton influence OF the association,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
JAMAICA SUFFERS HURRICANE.

Kingston. Jamaica, Sept. 25.-
Heavy gales which have blown
steadily since last night have COM
pletely cut communications he
tween jamaica and the east and
west siflcs OF the island. 1t is not
yet known what Is the extent OF
the damage there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
stsae csnpaay's Brass.

Cornelius Robinson. sixteen-year
~ eolored boy. was arrested Saturday
~ 0GDoar Duffy and Thurman. charged
oA 1eeA1eag . quantity OF brass from
TO American Loeemotive Company.
0 $50 beitsd for his appearance In
s& Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Rumanian King Strongly Urges
Both Bulgaria and Greece to
Take No Aggressive Action
ALL DEPENDS NOW ON
BULCARIA'S NEXT MOVE
Turk Troops Dislike Talk Of
German Army Coming to
Dardanelles. Saying hey
Can axe I are OF oitua,ion

London sept. 25.-The Greek
mobilization ls proceeding gu. etiy,
the pubic showing apparent re-
lief that the tension VI the past
few days has been relies ed by .sc-
ton, even though that action
pfxsSages war. Whether war viii
come Immediately docs not seem
to be u scttled question III tncir
minds. the CONSENSUS OF opinion
being that hostilitics between
Bulgaria and Greece cannot be
indefinitely postponed. but that
there Is no reason To believe they
will begin Immediately upon the
complexion Of the mobilization in
the two countries.
When the Greek Parliament
meets ON "Wednesday 1t will be
asked TO proclaim martial law 8.
throughout the Kingdom, to de-
clare = st,ate Of siege In Mace
donna and To take such other
measures ne the situation may de-
mand. For the present, II is
understood, the National Bank
will advance such funds as the
government may require.
King Receives Premier.
King Constantine. who has not ye
ACkhluCu IlIS uSuAt HcAAtHp lOAl0WlH]
his recent illness. was able to recetv,
Premier Venizelos this morning Re
ports Of the audience Indicate that TIL
King and Premier are agreed on tn,
Greek policy. which is to include al
observance Of the nations treaty OBJ
legations. This is taken as meaning
that Greece will go TO The aid q
Serbia should the Bulgarians cross tn
Iatter's frontier Premier ventxelos !.
quoted by the Rome correspondent d
the Petit Parisienne ae confirminl
the necessity for an agreement be
tween Greece. Rnmania and Serbia Ii
order to force the Bulgarian Govern
ment to give careful consideration t.
the possible results before It enter
the war on the side Of the reutpnic
Turkish allies.
Runsnia Anti German.
Bulgaria's mobilization has beel
by the Rumanian publi'
with anti-German demonstrations. nc
cording to the Bucharest dispatche
received in Rome, the manifestation
30 serious that they hav,
Fastened the departure Of the Duix'
Of Mecklenburg-Schw who hA
been in the Rumanian capital a. tn,
personal representative of Empern
fC1.<t~r~l G~A~-A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

William Pollard. colored. OF 1911
V(1Jlinms Street, was severely cut by
nother negro by the name Of Dave
Aee, ct sixth and Mar1hAIl Streets
1e1ay afternoon. roo1Ard was
Aea by Dr.. Anderson. u the am.
- %eRps, ana taken honAe. Tin.
on1ed after the fight With Pol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
e tIHC SHHOWhe . SHNV.
FIRST SECTION.

Riggs Antique CO.. ....
DR.. NJ. NJ. Spigel.. ..-...
Professor Ernest Boiling. ......
Kent Furniture Co. ..........
Barnes Safe and Vault Co. .... s
Tanner Paint and Oil Co. $1,000.
Everett Waddey Co. 4
Richmond Advertisers Club. .... 4
Hotel. :
Horace s. Wright ............ :
ZONES BROS. -.
Rountree ......
Freed Co... .............
Miller & Rhoads. ... {
Jurgens ........... :
Merchants National Bank ...... 4
King 4 Wright. ........ /
Hammond ............... I
Corley Co. ...........
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
COMING

ut Pays 10 Advertise" win be seen
In Richmond October 9 and 4. under
the auspices OF the Richmond Adver-
tisers'' Club.
The vfrginian will in a few days
present TO its readers most convincing
evidence that Richmond merchant
have found that-''It Pays to Adycr-
tisc."
See the slnow--it's great.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
SECOND SECTION.

. Faas
1918 Theater ......s..''...
Colonial 1e,eater ............
Superior Theater ....s...........
Bijou Theater
Academy .................
First National Bank ........
Fidelity Loan and Savings Co...
Virso Development Co.. ......
Virginia Trust Co. .........
Crafts Piano Co. ................
u. 8. James ...............
Christie Manufacturing Co. .......
Vera Hat Works. \. .............
Robinson's Circus. s. ......l.....
Planters National Rank.
Old 0Ominiop Trust Co. ........
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Secretary Cooper Speaks.

Continued on Second Page. j
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

It's at the Opera House May 7th.
Come.
X. w. Niles of Denver was In the
city on business this week.
Geo. =. Howe, Of Clovis, was here
this week on business.
Gilbert Bonem is in FL Paso this
week visiting friends and enjoying "A
few days vacation.
Two cans Cream City Peas for 25c.
Nothing like them for the money.
EageTs Grocery
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hockett are
expected to arrive Saturday morning
to visit their daughter, Mrs. r. b.
Read, and family.
The Elks Club enjoyed IA dance at
the home last Friday night. Good
music and a large attendance, consid-
ering the bad weather.
COW PASTURES. 90 per month.
Plenty Of salt and water.
If J. f. WHITMORE
Manager j. l.. Dunwoody of the
local telephone exchange, is in FL Paso
this week on business concerning the
company, and incidentally visiting old
friends.
Engineer w. w. Watkins vent TO
FL Paso this week to attend u meeting
Of the Masons. He was accompanied
by ChAs. Robinson, who will repre-
sent the lodge of this place.
Edgar Horton, brother Of John, who
lives at Quanah, Texas, and Jess vii.
liams, a brother-in-law, who lives at
the same place, attended the funeral
Of Mrs. John Horton in this city last
Sunday.
j. +. Weaver was up from Mon.
toya Monday on business. While in
town he purchased two settings OF
White Orpington eggs of Mrs. Ira Z
ruTT, ore LOT Hiitlscii anu oHe hoi NJ
w. Richardson Of that place.
The best Oranges, the Sunkist brant
soc and Acc a dozen at Eager Bros
Grocery.
THE REMNANT is an operetta
with u plot centered about college life
Opera House May 7th.
James Hall finally made his depar'
ture for the plains country. We may
look for good weather until he get:
back because he Is writing hail insur
ance, and the weather does not car
to assist him in his business. Th'
hail will come later though, it neveI
fails.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
Taking Care of the Children

No parent would consciously be
careless Of the children. Joe A. Roc
marin, Clarkson, Nebr., uses Foley's
Honey and Tar for his two chill lren
for Group, coughs and colds. He says:
"We are never without Foley's Honey
and Tar in the house." A distressing
cough. sleepless nights, and raw, in
famed throat lead to a rundown con-
dition in which the child Is not able
TO resist contagious or infectious dis
eases. Foley's Honey and Tar 10 truly
healing and prompt In action. II re-
lieves coughs, colds, Group and whoop.
ing cough. Sand Dorsey Drug Co.