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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-16

''N i'''. .NN' it- ou Ndll Btl uQulu arVOn at any drug store. It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.
 
 stood over my toilng minious. and I venture to say thai they never worked harder or faster u their lives. By 12 o'clock we had the great doors open and swept on Co the next obstruction
 Al ? o'clock the last door in the east lntechnmber gave way before our reso- .ute advance. and 1 stood victorious and dusty in the little recess at the top Of the last stairway Beyond the twen- tieth century portieres of a thirteenth century doorway lay the goal we sought hesitated briefly before drawing them apart and taking the ina plunge As T matter of fact, l was beginning 10 feel ashamed of my self Suppose that she really had a headache: What am uncouth, pusil- lanimous brute l-
 Just then. even as my hand fell upon the curtains they were suatched aside, and ] found myself staring into the vivid. uptiIted face of the Indy who had dpfed me and would continue to do SO if my suddenly active percep- ti0uS counted for anything
 saw nothing but the dark, indig- nant imperiouS eyes They fairly withered me
 In some haste. attended by the most l dishearteniug nervousness, | tried to l find my cap to remove it in the pres l pnce of royalty Unfortunately l was | H.# 0ersoEle crowbW l hld been carrying ! about with me. and it dropped with a sulleu thwack upon my toes. lu mo ments of gravity l am always doing somethiug like that The pain was | terrific, but l clutched at the forlorn hope that she might at least smile over my agony.
 "I beg your pardon. l began and ] then discovered that 1 was not wear ing cap. It was most disconcerting
 50 you would come she said very l coIdly and very leyelly. "It-it was necessary, madame. I re- l piled as best ! could You iahed me ! think you should have appreciated 1 my position. my mOtiyes--er-my VI She sIlenced me-luckily, heaven ] kuows-with a curt exclamation.
 Your position. lt is intensely Na- l poleOnic,' said she, with fine irony. Her gaze swept my horde of panting, ] wide eyed house breakers. What noble victory"
 1t was quite time for me to assert myself Rowing very stimy, re- marked:
 'I regret exceedingly to have been ! forced to deyastate my own property | in such a trihiug enterprise, madame The physical loss is apparent-you can ] see that for yourself-but. of course you have no means of estimating the mental destruction that has been go- ing on for days and days, You lave been hacking away at my poor dis tracted brain so perslstently that it really had to give way In g alneasure. this should account for my present lapse of sanity Weak mindedness is not a crime, but an afliiction"
 She did not smile.
 Well. now that you are here. Mir. Smart may l be so bold as to inquire what you are going to do about ity"
 l reflected. "l think. if you don't mind. I'n come in and sit down. That was deuce of a rap got across the toes. l am sure to be a great deal more lenient and agreeable if I'm ask ed to come in and see you. Incidental ly l thought I'd step up to inquire how your headache is getting on Better hope|
 She turned her face away. suspect ed smile
 (To Ina continuad1
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-16

Attache Crawford of the British em- bassy at Washington is working out plan with state department at Wash. ington to eliminate so far as possible unnecessary detention of American ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-16

death iu the avalanche Of horriGed hu- maulty that piled after him. pursued by the puissant ghost of a sIxyearold ancestor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-16
YOU CAN'T BRUSH OR
 WASH OUT DANDRUFF
The Simplest and Quickest Way
 is 10 Dissolve IL.

The only sure way to get rid of dand- ruti is to dissolve it. then you destroy if entirely To do this. get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply if at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 Do this tonight, and by morning most q not all of your dandruff will be gone. and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy. every single sign and trace of it. no mat ter how much dandruff you may have.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once. and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous. glossy silky and soft and look and feel hundred times better.
 v you want to preserve your hair. do by all means get rid of dandruff. for nothing destroys the hair more quickly lt not only starves the hair and makes # fall out but it makes it stringy. strapglv dull, dry brittle and lifeless. and every one notices it You can get liquid aryon at any drug store. It Is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
For Rheumatic
Neuralgia Pains
Rheuma Dissolves the Uric
Acid Which Settles in the
Tissues of Tender Nerves.

Rhcuma tic-ncuralgia Is one of the
most painful forms OF rheumatism II
is due 10 weak kidneys allowing a
settlement OF uric acid in the tissues
OF the body near the tender nerves.
There is no swelling or fever. but ne-
oniZing pain Liniments may dcaden
tho pain. but the disease must he cured
through the Kidneys.
Rheuma. the splendid remedy for all
forms OF rheumatism. quickly dssoives
the uric acid crystals and passes them
off through the Kidneys and bowels.
and the immediate relief is so pro.
nounccd that you won't guess YOU are
being rid Of rheumatism-you will
know It,
Il suffered with rheumatic neuralgia
for six years. Tried different RENE.
dies, but was not benefited until used
Rheuma. [ have taken three bottles
and am entirely free from the disease.
was so bad / could not sleep nights:
now sleep Well. and my kidneys work
perfectly."--P w. Miller. Catawissa.
Pa.
Tragic Drug Co. and all druggists
sell Rheuma, and will return your
money If not satisfied. 1t is incxpen-
sive, but worth many times its cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
URGES VOTES FOR WOMEN
As REMEDY FOR UNREST
Mrs. Benedict Wants Industrial Rclu-
tions Commission to Report I'M
medintcly to Wilson.
BARROW AND DREW ON STAND
Counsel for Labor Unions in Several
Notable Trials Says Poor Man Has
Not Equal Opportunity Before Law
With Rich Man.

WASHINGTON. May l7.-Votes for
women was urged as the remedy for
industrial unrest before the Commits.
sion o" Industrial Relations here to-
day by Mrs. Chrystal Eastman Benc-
diet. of New York representiha the
Congressional Union for Woman sur.
frace.
Mrs Benedict declared the commits
sion should Immediately report TO
president Wilson advocating a Federal
constitutional amendment for nation
wide woman suffrage
Commissioners Lennon suggested that
inc commission could only report to
congress. and that Congress would not
he In session until December.
had though OF that, too" said Mrs.
henedict Make tho report to Wilson
wilson can do it. II you would make
him understand that the future ~ tho
Democratic party depends unon this
issue. we would get suffrage You
could let him know about il without
making Il formal report"
The testimony of tho suffragist
spokeswoman interrupted that OF Clar-
encc 5. barrow. counsel for unions i'm
several notable trials. who argued that
the poor man had not equal oppor-
tunity before the law with the rich
man He was preceded by Walter
Drew. counsel for open shop employers.
VINO took an opposite view.
UNABLE TO RECOMMEND
ANY SPECIFIC REMEDY
Mr.. Drew said he was unabl. to
recommend any specific remedy for in
dGStrial unrest.
We are making Roadway all tho time
IN the education Of our .people.'' said
he. Every agitation has certain
"!ncativc effect But there is no gen
era! panacea for industrial conditions.
MI. barrow. when asked whether he
thought tho rich and poor We're ac
corded equal treatment before the law.
said:
Il do not believe tina, tho poor re-
ccirn equal treatment with the rich.
The law is made by lawyers ana good
lawyers. Ey that is meant lawyers who
get good fees, and whose clients are
therefor" rich. They have no knowl-
edS" Of questions tina, confront the
poor. and their whole feeling and life
is on tn" other side
Personal injury cases. Mr.. barrow
said. had further aroused feclin: among
lab"ring men against the courts lie
added that the common law doctrines
of assumed risk OF employment" and
fellow servant Responsibility" wcr.
an,iQuated and out OF touch with modern
conditions
The courts do not consider = cucs-
ton AT point and administer Justice"
nc continued They look up the law in
hooks. II they we're to take questions
mp withou; the Intervention OF LAWYERS.
they might accomplish something But
when rich corporation goes TO law II
hires the best legal talent Fitted
against II IL poor man, whose lawyer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
All Germs Ordered
TO Beat it!-Git!
Searching Influence of a
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The introduction of S. S. s. Is at once
n command 10 blood impurities 10 ind
a way out.
And what are blood impurities? They
may be the Representations found in the
mucous Innings Of the body; they may
be acid accumula lions known az rheu-
matism: they may be hoils. plmples. &C.
Eema, acne and stubborn. Indolent sores
But examined closely. they are all
germs that have gotten the upper hand
and 1t requires the flushing influence OF
s. S. S. 10 drive them out. And out they
go when s. S. S. begins to circulate in
the blood. 1t only requires five minutes
to begin this influence. for it is fact
that in this limited time S. S. s may be
traced in the urine, in the perspiratio
in the effloresence from the lungs to
show that it is at work. Germs. mind
you. are of various kinds. but all arc
foreign to health and S. S s. Is no re-
spectcr OF destructive germs. 1t drives
them all out, OF whatsoever name they
80 by. Just get 4 bottle OF S. S. S. OF
any druggist and soon you will observe
a decided change. And IL yours is
stubborn case, write to the Medical Ad-
wiser. care Of The Swift Specific Co. 107
Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga He is n regular
physician, proud Of his name by virtue Of
his distinguished family and is recog.
niZcd as a foremost physician on his
own merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
WILL NOT DEDICATE
VIADUCTS TO CITY
Continued from First Pag,

NCOHlInueu ITON Flrst Pngc)
tribute TO the growth and DEVELOPMENT
OF this community.
The conditions which will inevita bl,;
follow the present European war make
it absolutely essential that there
should exist in every community a
spirit of cooperation and mutual helm
If the enterprises in that community
are TO be developed and the prosperity
of the people promoted This is pccu-
!iarly true of public service properties
which enter so closely into the life and
development Of every city
1t VAS under these conditions. At
torncy Anderson said. that the pcti.
ton now before the Council was nro
scented in November. 1914, and ,bat
an ordinance in the rough was draft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
An Easy Way
by LILLIAN RUSSELL

Sleep and exercise in fresh air. com
hined with good food and plenty OF
water. are better than all the skin
FOODS and beautife.s. Their consis-
tent use Will add materially 10 the
genera! bodily health and we'll being
The above is part Of statement
made by the head of a g:cat States
health department on the subject OF
caring for the skin. Il is a common
sense doctrine. The same authority
offers ii plain prescription for putting
tho skin into good condition. It is not
written in Latin or Roman hieroGly-
ph!cs which fact only adds 10 it's value
since all can read and understand
Sometimes the skin may be in a con-
dition which will necessi,ate additional
treatment This, however, is an cx-
ceptional case.
AS this eminen; authority states. lew
people pay sufficient attention To the
skin Many carefully watch the face
and neglect the body. Yet the skin
not only has TO do with the beauty of
the body. but with the health as well
You really breathe through the skin
when II absorbs a certain amount Of
oxygen. and the skin through its pores.
disposes Of much poisonous matter.
The ends of The nerves which give the
sense of touch are in the skin Tn.
skin also helps to regulate the temrcra
ture of the body.
In fact the skin performs so many
Offices that its condition has an inn
portani hearing on the health II,
should be in Il condition to perform all
Of its functions in helping to absorb
oxygen, dispose of poisons, ana keen
them out OF tho blood. regulating the
bodE's temperature, sensitizing the
touch. etc. II it is not in such n con-
dit!on your health will suffer
The same authority declares that n
clean. healthy, we'll eroomed skin is
genuinely attractive. Who will deny
his statement?
The question Of health and beauty
are both involved in the care of the
skin. Either would he n sufficient rea-
son for giving ii every possible care
and full attention. Every woman
knows to what extent the condition Of
her skin figures in her general APP
pearance
You cannot get too much fresh air
into your lungs. Exercise. but do not
oVcrtaN your strength. Rest, hut do
! not become lazy. Eat. but eat nourish
Ing foods. Have AN object in If. II
YOU follow these suggestions the need
for skin food and beautifers viii be
! minimized. If not entirely eliminated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
NO FAVOR FOR DERNBURG
VIII BE Treated nv Any Other German
Subject II Captured.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON, May 1.-THE Central News
says that IL Dr. Bernhard Dernburp
regarded In the United States as tho
oficial spokesman Of the Kaiser, re-
turns to Germany he is not likely IN
be treated by Great Britain or tho
French government otherwise than AS
an ordinary German subject, liable Ia
arrest and internment IL he touches
British or French territory. The Brit.
ish government, says the news agencv's
report. has not accedcd to any request
FOR safe conduct for DR.. DernburS
through Great Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
A NJ u Sc NJ ENTS
Enn and Schcnck Mt the Lyric.


That inimtahle pair. Gus Van and
Yesterday and one-steppcd away with
II Dramatic and musical comedy stars
dldnt even make them hesitate; they
gust rag timed their joyous way
through the whole bill and set the
house shuiflins in sympathy Schenrl,
is a sort OF contra tenor, with a voice
that charms the average vaudeville
audience out of it's seats. while he pluvs
the piano we'll enough. Van is a born
and cultivated comedian and one of the
clererest character actor singers of the
stage to-day: 50 clever. indeed That r.
seems likely that he would be highly
successful on the dramatic stage To-
Eethcr. they could syncoPate the Decla-
ration of independence. And they arc
such Showmen that they put over a silly
500 song about the Lusitania. and
almost put over an extremely sucEes-
tive song that was so vulgar that II
would have spoiled almost any other
act than theirs
Heras and Preston open the bill with
an acrohatic novelty that has ONLY one
tanlt-it is TOO fas, and too short The
men work SO speedily that the house
fails To catch the almost marvcIous
Skin tina, marks many of their fcs,s
one ~ them tUmbles in manner tina,
even Hassan Ben ANS Arabs rarely
equal Olive Vail. who follows the
~ LAS. Sl"SS somewhat plcaSinCly in
very lisht voice, but she is not :,
Coincidence, and her accompanies is tho
feature OF tho act.
The Cinch." the one-act playlct nv
L. Roy Clemens in which Norma y
ta ekeit and others appear. is a rapidly
NOV! ING niue farce. Mr.. Hackett never
touches the outer skin of the char
aoter ne is supposed to interpret. but
remains always the dramatic actor
lie is manly. earnest and Unaffected
in thrice blessed contrast with other
matinee favorites-but he is never the
seconds story worker OF the farce.
Eert Wheeler and Company close tn.
SHOW with 'pantomimic ahsurdity.''
called fun on the Boulevard" which
ainuses those who enjoy the comedy Of
mechanics. n q
manager keN announces that. begin.
ming today, performances at tho Iyri..
VIII begin At $50 III the afternoon and
- and AIS at night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

is probably trying his frst case. II n
was prize ring and you pitted a DWARF
against Il man like Jack Johnson ths
crowd wouldn't stand for 1t. But that
happens every day in the courts"
The constitutional guarantee as To
free speech and free press" said he
amounts to nothing. The Constitu.
tion guarantees every citizen the RICH,
to bear arms but every organized town
can pass an ordinance preventing tho,
citizen from carrying pistol. FREQ
speech and the free press have been
leEislated against repeatedly In Fed
eral. State and municipal laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
For Garden affairs.

creation. Fresh air and plenty Of it
is absolutely essential. An hours walk
will work wonders with wornout
nerves. T'y taking walk every night
before reti ing. Before starting for
your walk do the thousand and one
things which a girl has TO attend to
before retiring. so that just as soon
as YOU return from your walk all YOU
have TO do will he to undress and jump
into bed. The bracing air Will rest
your nerves and promote sleep.
Bertha-I hesitate very much. Ber-
tina. 10 send you my formula to remove
the wart on the eyebrow II is so dam
gcrously close TO the eye that ! think
it would be best for you 10 see spe-
trolysis.
F'lorence--A girl of Your height and
aCe should not weigh over 100 pounds
II YOU will follow my dietary for re-
ducing | am sure il will not he long
before you viii! he down TO normal
weight Yes. roller skating will help
So will running
Hfl's'i--- w ny - ~, NsEeSa, mat
50 many girls are dissatisfied with the
color Of their hair that nature has
given them? There is nothing YOU can
do TO make yourself shorter, neither is
there anything YOU can do 10 change
the color OF Your eyes. You can be
just as charming as Louise if YOU will
cultivate cheerful disposition and let
the goodness OF Your heart rudiatc
from your eyes. Outlines. YOU know
beauty is only skin deep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
FROST WARNING ISSUED

WASHINGTON. May l7-Abnorm-
ally cold weather prevails throughout
the entire country, except in the Gulf
states. Reports TO the Weather Burco II
told OF two disturbances. one in the
northwest, the other in the East. both
moving eastward.
Frost warnings were issued tonight
for many of the Northern and Central
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
John l.. Payne Indicted.

ISPtCIaI 10 HIc Ilmcs- DiSpatch.
DANNlLLE, VA, May l7.-.John L.
Payne. who shot and killed Beverly
Rodenhiscr near Sutherlin several
weeks ago. was indicted by tht grand
jury at Chatham this afternoon. PAYNE.
who walked TO Danvillc after he had
committed the murder, stated that
Rodcnhiser had been a constant worry
him and hiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Lillian Russclr. Answer.

Gertrude-Yes indeed. am sure
you can reduce the size Of your ahdo
men by faithfully practicing This ey
crclse every day: Lie fiat on Your back
and slowly raise both legs to porpcn-
oicnlar position; then lower them
SLOWLY TO the floor This will make
the abdomen small and Grn. DO no,
repeat the exercise many times in sue
cession, as too many repctitions might
strain the back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

Lei!a-Your nervous. cxcitab!c con.
diiion Leila, may be due TO a run down
system 1t is absolutely necessary to
have certain amount of rest and re-
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0ucstions mud Answers.

hush. and We compliment you upon
your memory.
0uehtiorNs md Answers
Running EarS-Can running ears he
cured and how? What is the best
nerve tonic YOU know or
Reply-fcs. by having the undcrly
ing cause i'll nose or throat treated by
physician who specialized on such
work There lis no such thing as n
nerve tonic, other than ordinary tonIcs
Infectious Period OF whooping Cough
-How long after child gets whom
ing cough is he capable OF injecting
others?
Reply-As Ions as the cousht pro-
ouceS any cXpectoration.
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Grandma Remembers II.

nou remember, grandma. how folks
used to have certain ailment known.
biuntly. AS the itch? Yes, that's the
one-thc same old sevcn-year itch
only we don't think il should last more
than seven hours or to-day. Well,
IT'S around again. Yes, evcrybody's
catching il, some Of the very best fami-
lies And. grandma. guess what they're
calling ii? Eczema, letter, uric acid in
the blood, impure blood, poison. erythc-
ma. chicken poX-why, they're calling
II by any other name than scabies. AS
much as the doctors life is worth to
come right out and say it is the itch
Indeed, yes, they take it from tow
els. powder rags. contact--tango par
ties and all that sort OF thing. They
are innocent, poor things. so they pass
II along unconsciously. We suspect the
restlcssncss of the itch has much to do
with these modern dances. grandma
When YOU get the itch you just can't
sit still And it's worse when YOU get
warmed up.
Now. we leave it to you. They come
to us and laughingly observe that
you've already told them YOU believed
II was the seven-year kind-and we're
stumped for an answer, being, as you
might say, diffident when DESTROYS OF
holding q patient. We know you're
riGht--you know the itch when YOU sec
IL. That ointment we toll tho young
folks TO rub in is nothing moro nor
less than Your sclfsamc old cure for
the itch. sulphur and lard: only we pre-
scribe 1t nicely tinted and Favored. for
the psychic effect. Grandma. it's the
tch without any beating about the
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AZ the Strnn,i.

At the s,rnnd.
The film version of the we'll known
play. Help Wanted. with Lois Mere
dith IN the principal role, was shown
20 large audiences Mt the Strand YES
tcrday. The play is strong drama
OF modern humanity. altogether cred
ihle and filled with sincerely portrayed
emotions, ringing true and nndins 3.
responsive chord in the hearts OF un-
derstandne people Lois Mercdiths
own performance in tho part of a sore
~ tried little stenocrapher is Of n high
order and is strengthened by the sup.
port given by an unusual company. in
Guiding Herbert Standing, Adele Far
rinSton, Lillian Elliott and others
Help Wanted" will be seen at the
Strand again to-day and tomorrow
At che Colonial.
Woman and Wine" picturization
OF the play of the same name. will lr
seen again at the Colonial o-day In
this more than lurid melodrama of
strong feelings and uncontrolled CON
Duct William Elliott is featured. but
this unusually competent Young actor
mas httl" opportunity 10 show his abil-
ity. Dorothy Green, who olavs on
roSite Mr.. Elliott in the role OF The
heavy woman" has a far better part
ana is proportionatclv more elective.
ON "Wednesday and Thursday the CO.
lonial will present tho William Fox
photodra matizatior of Tolstov's, The
kreutzer Sonata" one of the most ia
nous of what may be termed the nod
ern classics 1t isn't pretty. but it
is art of. the highest. Starred in this
production is the wonderful! Nance
o'Ncil. iiut il isn't a on.-sial. ,ns,
for it also includes Thcda Bora. VII
liam shay, Henry Bergman. John palv
Murphy, Anne Sutherland. S,uar,
Holmes and Maude Turner Gordon
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Alicia Visits Lynn on His Yacht.

. million nights. just such nights. had
Che aged star known And billion
pigmies Of the earth planet had the
long wicked star looked upon
= He had seen them gay and sad.
laughing and crying. we'll and i'll. living
and dying They came and went
these little marionettes, Gancing on a
Rtrirg pulled by an Invisible Hand.
and TO nero dust they always came
+hnally, after few minutes--as the
venerable star counted time They
amounted to nothing, after all But
he-he' instead Of watching them,
might look upon tho Hand itself. the
Invisible Hand that had painted the
night and Whispered their meaningless
nothinEs into the ear OF a man and
woman.