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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

arc promptly relieved by applying Alb
sorbine. Jr tho antiseptic lininent
II Is soothing. healing and invigorat-
ihS-puts vim and energy into jaded
muscles. One OF the many enthusiastic
users writes: Il received the trial bot
tie OF Absorbire, Jr., all right, and AT
that time was unable 70 walk without
Il cane, just around the house. | used
IL freely and inside OF two DAYS could
walk without limping. something l
had not done ia two months. 1 went
10 the drug stor. and procured Il 81 90
bottle and to-day can walk AS good
as ever Ill never be without IT,
am recommending II TO everyone
can, for am Il living witness"
Absorbine, Jr., should always be kept
at hand for 1erscncies.
At drugGis,., Si.oo and $500 a bot
tie or sent POSTPAID. Liberal trial bot
tie for lcc Ill stamps.
W. T.. YOUNG, p. ID. II.
2'9 Temple st. Springfield. Mass.
advertisement.
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cm,NcEnr DEEDS or TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trunt, Amounting tt
SaS.O3n.-5

trustees Of First English Evanscli-
cal Lutheran Church TO T.. X. Williams
81 al. trustees. 100 1-2xl25 feet at tho
southwest corner OF Monument Avenue
and Louibardy Street: also a 25-foot
$4,000
Richard Duckhardt ct ux. TO H. *.
Each". trustee. 20 foet 2inchcs by 40
rect north line Graham Road. ST feet
inches west Of Miller Avenue. July
c. + Snrenkie OF u1;; to f. j. Blake,
trustee - feet inches By i55 feet
imInes east or Henry street. April 30.
Mary russell 10 y. e. Bragg. 37xlca
feet west line First Street, between
$3.50.
\. g Rogers, E, NIX to }. IL Welsh.
trustee SoAl3G feet south lin. Main
street, 90 feet west OF Hamilton street
June %. 1916: s3lS
g. w. Wittel It uN. TO T. r Schmidt.
trustee ocNl21 feet south line Frank
I'm street 80 lcct east of i.afavctt..
street July !, 1916; $500
J.. j., sullivan ct ux. TO Hill Mon
i2Snc. trustee, lots Is. 80 and 30. in the
plan OF liillcrest Park. July 5. 1916;
Julien Gum to H. A. McCurdy ct al.
ustccs lots 20i. 2v2, 263, 2oi and 90,
~ ~. plan Of Lisburn. June 80, 1919:
David +. o'Nen c, ux. to Thomas =
Okccfc, % feet 10 ga inches nv NJ
feet south line Floyd Avenue M fc.,
inches west OF West Street June IL
1916, $500. ''"' ~
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uI1NRICO TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds OF BnrEnin and Snlc,
Amounting to S22,;tOU.

:, George ropc to-. r.. Davis; 2oox:5o
rect east line Of Hermitage Road. 100
fcot south OF Princeton lioad. June
., 1916: tax. So: $40.
Hugh NJ. Nelson to Il. e. Frayscr.
trustee: acre east side Of New Os-
bornc Road. July !, 1916: $500.
iierndon Taliaferro ct ais. 10 G.. Glib
son Worsham, 23o acres in Brookland
AlaEistcriul District, Oh Telegraph
Road. miles north of city. July /,
1916; sl3,50o.
Wcsthalnp,on Heights Company to
Frances q. rcndleton. 6OxI11 foot south
l1nc Of Patterson Avenue. 100 feet
West ~ Hampton Avenue. juno /.
W"sthampton Heights Company to
George. w Turner JuSi50 feet south
me or stuart Avenue, 800 feet west
Of Hampton Avenue. May 81. 1915.
Eas, End Building Corporation TO T..
;; Read, 20 lots In Hcnrico County.
May :, 1916; tax. $3.50: ST
j: Thompson Brown ct ais. 10 John
j.. Wells, $50 feet inches bv I2G feet
southern line Of billiard Road. June
>. 1915; $500.
r. ". b:,bncy Realty CORPORATION to
Mrs. - Taylor. all that tract Of land
uurth OF city on Lakeside car line.
June >, 1919, $3.50
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south line Floyd Avenue. 1875 IL feet
west of Meadow Street. July /. 1916:
$500.
Charles w. Wittcl ct uX. to Frank
Grubbs. foNi00 feet north line Nichol-
son Street. $40 feet 10 inches west of
Williamsburg Avenue: also 25x125 feet
south limo Ashland Street, 95 feet west
of Randolph Street. Juno so 1916;
tax. SO; SO.
Julien Gum ct ux TO r. r.. Wilson
Corporation. 30 feet = inches by
100 feet /" inches sutuh limo Park Ave-
nue.. lib feet { IL inches west Of
Sycamore Street. June 30, 1916; tax.
S12: $40.
Frank Is. Grubbs CT TX to o. j. Davis
2bNl23 IL feet north line Floyd Ave-
nue.. 20 fcct east OF Park Street. June
30, 1916; TAX. 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
VIRGINIA PAYS BIG SUM
to Internal Revenue De-
partment OF Government Amount
Ia S0.5SS.iO2.91 During Year.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON, July Din state
ment issued BY the Treasury Depart
lment today, II Ia shown that Virginia
contributed ss.5sS4o2.37 to the internal
income of the Federal government dur
Ing the past fiscal year.
The department shows that tho sec
ohd Virginia district yielded total
of S7,4o7.633 from ordinary sources;
that Is. from whisky, wines. beer. to.
bacco. ctc.: s367,2S440 from the tax on
corporations, and s2S9,Ss4.S6 from the
tax on individual incomes-a total OF
iSS.oi1.S53.17.
Tho collections in tho sixth Virginia
district were much smaller. In all
sl.el7,3+7.S0 was received from ordi-
nary sources: 327a,564.76 from tho cor
poration tax. and s4e.s4I.2i from the
tax on individual incomes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

Andrew Ncalc. cuIorcd. charged with
breaking opon u locker and stcalinl,
40 from the Suburban. Club, at Lake
sid. WAS acquitted yesterday in tho
lfenrico Circuit Court
David Knight was tried md ac-
Quilted OF the charge of nOnsupport.
w; II. Rcams. charged with pcddliniS
IN INC county without proper licenses.
VAS acquitted
y. ~. Harris pleaded guilty OF speed
lnS an AUTOMOBILES Ia lIcnrico County.
and was fined $50
*. W. walker and John French.
tharScu with pcddling goods at West
hampton without the proper licenses.
were acquitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY
ELKS TO BEDFORD CITY
Moro Than .OO Local Members E1pcct
Ia Attend Dedication OF
NatiOnnl Homo.

Richmond members OF tho Ecncyo-
lent and Protective Order OF ElkS will
leave on special train saturday morn
in. at o'clock for Bedford City.
where OH the Same afternoon tho new
SG0o.o0o ElkS' National Homo is TO
toe dedicated. AT least 200 local J:lks
expect TO go.
|, is expected that about twenty five
special trains will arrive in Bedford
Sity during tho day, and that many
thousands OF Elks from all over the
United states will he present. Among
tho speakers will he Governor Stuart.
The local lodge Will carry as it's
present TO tho home. The Stag at
Eay,' almost life sized oil paint
ing done by =. =. Carter. IL is a copy
of Sir Edwin I.andseer's masterpiece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
and X. L. Philips. 500 aoddin stree,
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
w. II. jerks. for 4. \. lIord. 3l3
West Franklin street; two outlets.
Same. for Radcliffe IL Tanner. 205
North Sixth Street: six outlets.
Same, for u. j. Beattic, 1907 North
Avenue; twenty-five fixtures.
Same, for same. 1903 North Avenue:
twenty-five fixtures.
l0"l West Broad street: one fan.
Same. for X. l.. Lowe, 1911 Park
Avenue. one outlet.
Same. for W. X. Fensom. 2Io6 West
Grace Street: twenty-six outlets.
Otis Elevator Company, for Bliley's
Garage, 3l2 and 3l4 North Third Street;
one hve-horse-power motor.
Same, FOR Murphy 1Iotel ia East
Grace street; ono fve-horse- pow er
motor.
Same. for Thomas i. Moore 1914
West Broad street: one five horse
power motor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits, Amounting to

Permits for new and repair work
wcro issued yesterday by Building In
spect"r Butler as follows:
hatc NJ Christian, to repair brick
cost $1,000.
Marie j. James. Ia repair franc
dwciiinr: "li North Third Street. 10
Meyer Grccntrcc. TO build brick ga
rag" in rear OF c23j West Grace street.
To cost $3.50.
Junius coSbill to build a two story.
nricE dwelling At southeast corner Of
seventeenth and Decatur streets, 10
cost $500
w. j. Washington. 10 build a brick
rhraEc on Catherine street, between
Graham and Gilmore streets 10 cost
1900
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CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS
-Four Hcicasc Deeds, Amounting +,


Iohn iashy trustee, to Matte +.
ly-ninth street Sc IL feet north ~
iSr4Hd street July 8, 1916; $4,000
II. Il. Pollard, Jr., trustee. 70 w. e
the plan Of Henry Place. July 3. 1slG.
$4,000. - 4'i''
John y. Lamb trustee, 10 W. W.
feet at the southwest corner of Non,
mont Avenue and Lombardy street.
ana strip Of land in rear july 3
j. \. Connolly ct al. trustees "a
Joseph Adkins, Jr, lot =, in block +.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

Sonian. appellant. w William Led
witch Ct al. appellces: appeal from
the District Court at Norfolk. Opinion
by Judge Knapp Affirmed
No. it52-J. Hamilton Grimes. plain
TN in error. vs.. Clark. trustee in bauit-
ruptcy of Thomas Baker. defendant in
error: error To the District Court at
baltimore, Md. In bankruptcy. Opinion
10y Judge Knapp. Atiirmde
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Plumbing Inspector Landcrs issued
tho following permits Yesterday:
j. III. chappcll IL Bro. for Union
Theological Seminary, WeStwood Ave
nue., near Chumbcrluync Avenue
same: for !. Thompson Brown. s
West Franklin Street
capitol Plumbing Company for
Elizabeth Ice. 1916 Catherine street
Phillips Rodgers Company. for Il. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
I. ). CIRCUIT counr or APPEALS

Inc United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals convened yesterday morning
AZ - o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
rict Judge Johnson In attendance
Court announced and handed down
ITS opinion In the following cases:
No. l4"l-Stanlcy Lord master and
CIaiinant OF The steamship Anglo. Pain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
MAitRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued BY the
clerk Of the liustings Court yesterday
as follows:
Richard AIsnhin BidSood and Flor
cncc Scott Wootton.
'Nrii L. Scasc and Mary NJ Dyson
Moses Ice George, of Fredericksburg,
and Navinic Myrtle Jenkins, OF Eich-
lnOnl.
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Baltimore & Ohio
$500
NIAGARA FALLS

AND RETURN
FROM RICHMOND
june IL aud 20. July 20. August IN
nnu ~. September and II nnL De-
tOber =, 1916.
TICKETS GOOD i5 DAYS.
Delightful trip to Washington mr.
bnitim"re, where connection Is made
with
SPECIAL TRAIN.
Through coaches mud parIor cnr.
Sfop0rers on Return Trim
Secure tickets and reservations. M
Ticket offices or
GEORGE 4. ORR.
travelling Pass. Agent. Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
nENRico DEEDS or TRUST.

NV" DeedN OF Trust. Amounting TO
Si0,IOU.
q. Gibson Worshnm TO Conway l.
SahHs CT ais, trustees $50 acres of
iand on Telegraph Road, miles north
OF city July ]. 1916; $4,000
:. !iii;.in Slack CT uS. TO Lewis r
'HcHpn buTS, 1oNl96 feet ives, line OF
Granite Avenue, $50 feet north 81
odhlia Lane. July !, 1915; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

and Mr. Carter regards it as his best
piece of work.
Samuel l.. Kelley. exalted ruler Of
Richmond Lodge. No. 40, Will make
the presentation speech. \ member OF
tho board of trustees viii receive the
picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local real estate market was dull
:sterday, not having recovered yet
ON the Fourth OF July holiday. Few
les developed, and these were in
{ main for small property. Ecatur-
the business OF the day was the
lie Of an improved lot fronting thirty
ct nine and one half inches on the
|'uth side of Park Avenue, Just west
the corner of Sycamore Street. The
lopcrty was purchased from Julien
Iunn by the r. Il. Wilson Corp for
1000.
Ida V. Williams and husband sold
kirty-one feet ten inches on the south
de OF Floyd Avenue, west OF Meadow
rect, to W. Morton. The considera-
8on was reported us being $4,000.
|crndon Taliafcrro sold c. Gibson
forsham Il tract of $50 acres on the
telegraph Road, in IIcnrico County.
'out seven miles north of tho city,
| r $4,000, j. J. Davis acquired from
|'orgc Pope 900 feet on the east side
the Hermitage Road, south OF
I'inccton Road, for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
REVENUE BILL WILL ADD
s197,0OO,000 TO INCOME
'cport Recommending Passage Of
Democratic Measure Is Pre-
Scntcd to- House.
REPUBLICAN SUPPORT
'csigncd to Place Burden Of Tax
alton Upon Those Most Able to
Bear twill BE Taken Up To-
Day Under Special Rule.
Especial to The Ti,ncs-Dispa,ch.

lSpcC1al 10 i lie lines lSpdlChJ
WASHINGTON. July "a report
recommending the passage Of the DEM
cratic general revenue bin WAS pre-
|cntcd to the House to-day by the
Nays and Means Committee.
According to tho report. the bill viii
DID s1o7.000,000 TO tho annual income
tho government. 1t will not cover
Pie present or future expenses OF
|perations in Mexico or on tho border,
nd il VIII ncccssitute the use Of near
i 10000. 900 OF the surplus now in
|te general fund of the Treasury TO
ect the current expenses Of the pres
|nt fiscal year.
The report estimates the income 10
H. derived from the new taxes in the
|evcnuc bill as follows:
Income tax additions. SloT,o0o,ooo.
Inheritance tax. $1,000 900.
Munitions tax. s7l,oO0o00.
Miscellaneous taxes, S2,oGo.000.
Tho committee estimates tina, after
kac present fiscal year tile Inheritance
l,N viii increase until its ultimate am
. val revenue ~ill amount to S5i,.
+ 10000
| The cnt,ro Democratic membership
! the committees voted to recommend
passage OF tho BIZ. and were joined
~ Representatives. Long worth, OF
Mo. and Gardner. OF Massachusetts.
no two Republicans said the bill was
only revenue measure III sight. was
ascd largely on Republican doctrine,
# nd that they felt obligated 70 make
VERY effort TO supply the money TO
.'t VIC ~ .p'' GU 60
."e' "au -
Wv .'.'' " Wv"
=.
80 ~"
sTihAIEs APPROPRIATIONS
VIII WA" S''"'"''""''"'
The report estimated that the total
preparations for the present fiscal
bar, ending june 30 1914 viii be
90, 100000.
From this the committee deducted
25coo,o3o Of Mexican expenditures, TO
paid later By bond ISSUES $4,000, =
20 Of postal expenses. 70 be met out Of
postal revenues, and then estimated
rat . per cent OF the appropriations
ould not be spent. TO this $50. ,02, 90 .
'rther deduction was added, "a the
mount which must remain IN the
easury 10 the credit of the sinking
Nd mus dconctnS u 'o'aI or So!p'-
""Vo from 'hc 'o'ai appropriations
committee estimator 'hat the real
H"'r c'leh'9 LOT the nstai year "ould
H'io''--'"Vp'
"o income from pFeS'hl sources OF
' ts''''e'cu al
a'u from 'neHs hEuf.s
81 We 'o"''"s''" 'hat 'he
- us p"' Ht'i'eh's over retcipts
re W Ga" '"'" DC
~ .'.'a.',e wa ''e "e" Vi" VIII ra,se
4. e2o 900 on, OF Tho nr.e.r, ,onor,,
! nd in the Treasury, which ,mou,,s
sl'no2o,ooe, TO make up the re-
amber,
representative kitchin said to-day
at Inc question OF authorizing the
SEC or bonds TO meet the Mexican en-
hai'ures would tic taken up ne soon
INC prohahle cost Of the Mexican
cra''o'is 'oHih b" estimated.
ne report S'Ha the revenue bill was
e"e" 10 P'"ce inc nurden OF taxa
VIZ upo" nose most able 20 bear II.
'"'' no country In
- "'' 's 'huch revenue per
20 ','' ''H Peop'e through con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
HOTEL WILLARD F FK9o,

row York Ave. and Beach. overlooking the
ocean open surroundings. Most central To-
cation. Capacity $50. Modern In every way:
private baths. running water In rooms elova-
tor. etc: superior table. Special early sea-
con ratee, fl:.5p up weekly, $3.50 up daily.
Booklet Direction OF owner r. H. KiI.
PATRICK.
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CHNCERY TRANSFERS,

ven Deeds OF Bargain aud Sale,
Amounting to $.0.G"O.
|Adalinc -. Green to !. ID. Carneol
|xS4 1-2 feet west line ST. james
rect. 81 feet north OF Charity Street.
me 30, 1916; $1,000.
|C'harlcs IL. Redford to j. d. Carneal.
j. feet ut the northwest corner
81. James and Charity Streets: also
|xGc feet north line Charity Street.
ne 10, 1916; tax. $3.50; $40.
&c. Il. Goldbach ct Tx. to Lewis Gold
|ch, 5Xl30 feet Q inches north line
ty'or street. los feet west Of Temple
Ida V.N1llliams. ct vir. to w. s. Morton,
feet ll&tnchcs by 179 fcot 0 inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
NEW HOTEL MERTON !;

vermont ave. and Beach: capacity 500; very
moderate rates for the comforts. appoint-
nrnts and table OF the larxcst hotels; SO W
oa'iy: Slf.50 up wccaiy; large, cool. oceans
View rooms, etc. Booklet. =. Il. PRETTY.
MAN. Prop: NJ L. FARLEY. Mgr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
NEW SAVOY HOTEL

Corner Belmont Avenue and Boa rdwalk.
Sseam View from every room. Hot and
rold running water in every room Tbs
largest and hncst up-to-dstc Kosher hotel
In ths city. HARRY ITTTMAS, Manager
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mENHICo cIuCUir CuuuT.

In the plan of Gintcr Park. June 6
1916: S2.2f2.
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OrkneySprings Hotel and Baths

Orkney Springs. VA, Open Juno 1.
Beautiful inountairs: always cool; eleva
ton ".aS. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad,
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood. gem
eral debility. rheumatism, kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement, dancing
pool, tennis. croquet: good table: reasonable
rates: cap. SEQ; booklet. II. -. Carter. Prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
SUMMER Observation-Disclosures city
ALAMAC HOTEL,
Ocean Front, In the heart Of Atlantic City.
Absolutely nreproof. Open always.
American and European plans: hot and
cold sea wator baths: capacity 400; grill.
orchestra. dancing: garage attached.
MACK LATE & CO.


NrIl. NVOIIlS WIIN pTINNtN bItNN
ana running wator; elevator to street level:
table wclt supplied and service good. $3.50
per week up. $3.50 per day Up. Booklet.
HOTEL MAJESTICHH..nsa,%Hnls,o sv : ,,I Beach:
out; OUT, centre nc Of attractions: ocean view: ca
pacity 500; elevator. private baths, white
service etc. superior table. Special, Slg5S
up weekly: 5. UP daily. Booklet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-14
LAIRD TALKS OF
.RACEF0R CONGRESS
SAYS THAT IN BAY COUNTY
SNIITHWICK APPEARS LEAD
ING THE FIELD.

Among the prominent West Floridi-
ans in Pensacola yesterday was J. I'll.
Laird, a well-known merchant Of
West Bay, one Of the thriving little
towns on st. Andrews Bay. Mr.. Laird
is well known in Pensacola, where he
visits frequently, and is one of the
leaders in developing the st. Andrews
Bay country.
In talking with representative of
The Journal, Mr.. Laird said that in
the St. Andrews Bay territory the
people are not discussing stare poll
tics to any great extent, hut that
they are very enthusiastic over the
congressional race.
Three months ago" said Mr.. Laird,
"Smithwick had little following there,
but efter his visit to the Bay country
his work went up in leaps and bounds.
/ am not politician, and do not mix
up in politics at all, but when nearly
everybody is talking about one man
it does not require a politician to
know who is in the lead.
"The people in every walk of life IN
all Of the Bay county towns and the
farmers are out in the open fol
Smithwick, and without fear Of being
challenged am willing to say that
were the election to be held today
Smithwick would get twice as many
votes as all three of his opponent:
combined, not only in Bay, but il
Washington as well.
II had been told that in Pensacola
the sentiment was somewhat divided
between the candidate, but around tn,
hotels, on the streets and among thu
business people here find practically
a unanimous sentiment for Mr.. Smith
wick. / am convinced that he will win
and that West Florida viii be fortu
nate to have him represent US il
| Washington"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-14
Various 0FEas
Of Headache

Ik IL necessary IN order 20 treat head
aches properly to understand the causes
which produce the Affection says DR.. ]. ".
Ray, OF Blockton. Ala. Continuing, he says,
Physicians cannot even begin the treat
ment Of q disease without knowing what
causes give rise to it, and we must remem-
Der that headache is to be treated accord
ing TO the same rule. We must not only be
particular to give remedy intended TO
counteract the cause which produces the
headache. but we must also give remedy
70 relieve the pain until the cause of the
trouble has been removed. To answer this
purpose, anti-kamnia tablets will be found
a most convenient and satisfactory remedy.
One tablet every one to three hours gives
comfort and rest in the most severe cases
headaches of women"
When we have patient subject 20 regular
attacks OF sick headache, we should caution
him 20 keep his bowels regular, for which
nothing Is better than "ActoidsS' and when
he feels the least sign OF an onCominR at
tack. he should take two AK Tablets Such
patients should always be instructed to
carry few anti-kamnta tablets, so as to
have them ready for instant use. These
tablets are prompt in action and can be
depended on to produce relief In very
few minutes. Ask for Al Tablets
Antt-ksmnia tablets at all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-14
STEAMER SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED WHEN HIT
BY LARGE SCHOONER
THE Aida, HERE YESTERDAY
FROM GALVESTON, CAME IN
CONTACT WITH THE GOLD
FIELD AFTER LEAVING TEXAS.

With her foremost taken out, sew
eral plates dented, her rail slightly
out of line, and her deck said to have
been started, by colliding with the
schooner Goldfield, last Friday night
shortly after clearing the Galveston
bar, the steamer Aida arrived yester-
day. The steamer, it was reported
yesterday, stood by until it was ascer-
tanned that the schooner was in no
immediate danger of sinking and
then, after making hasty survey of
his own ships damages, Capt. Berries
sen continued on to Pensacola, where
a bunker coal supply was to be taken.
Immediately upon arrival, however,
the steamer was libeled in the sum of
$4,000 by the owners of the schooner
Goldfield, represented by w. A
Blount, Jr. The Goldfeld is owned
in Mobile. The steamer dropped an
Choir in the stream, where she remain
ed during the day, for several rea-
sons. The captain, as soon as he
reached the city, hunted up G. w. OH
yer, local representative for Lloyds
and together they went out to the
Aida and made an examination of the
steamer. There was no board of sur
vey named, as none were thought II
have been necessary, and, after some
slight repairs, the Aida, after load
ing several hundred tons of coal al
bunker, will get away for her destina
ton. She has cargo of cotton OF
cake for Denmark.
According to what could be Learned
of the crash which came near send
ing both vessels to the bottom, tn,
Gold field and Aida came in contac
with one another some time durin,
Friday night, and he Goldfield,
was claimed, sustained such damage
as required docking. It was elaine,
| the schooner was at the time loade,
with timber and lumber, and was OF
her way to Genoa. The Aida, accord
ing to the bill which was filed yester
day in the United States court, wa
technically held to be at fault in tn
| collision, but the steamers skippe
maintains otherwise.