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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12
Notions

Hooks and Eyes, black and
white, 2 cards .......... Sc
Madame Louie Hair Crimpers,
2 packs Sc
Bone Collar Buttons, card, 1c
Wilson Dress Hooks, 2 cards
So
Safety Pins, Q cards Sc
Black Shoe Lacers, 3 pairs Sc
Shirt Waist Holders Sc
Children's Carriers, pair :. 90
BOwMAN'S-Main Floor
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Chinaware

Apiece Dinner Set - choice
of three decorations. Set con-
sists of six pie plates, six din
ner plates, six fruit saucers, six
individual buffers, six cups, six
saucers, one each bowl, sauce
dish, meat platter, creamer and
covered dish. Friday price,
$2.39.
Salt and Pepper Sets-glass !;
Colonial glass tray included; 4
pieces. Friday price, set, 400.
Baking Set - brown and
white fireproof set of II pieces,
consisting of 8-inch casserole,
cover; 7 and 8-inch pudding
bowls, six small custards and
81a-inch asbestos mat, metal
bound. Friday price, set,
69c.
BOWMAN'S-Basem
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HOME FURNISHING WEEK
Greater Friday Bargains---
Greater Harrisburg Dav


Star Pail-made of indurated
fibre ware; for general utility.
1t is the cheapest good pail
made. Friday price, $50.
Leader Clothes Rack-rnade
of hardwood, smoothly finish
ed; eight arms, 80 inches long,
giving 20 feet of drying sur
face; adjustable. Friday price,
43c.
Wood Clothes Props - 8
feet long; one end notched for
clothes line. Friday price, S
for 25c.
Cedar Tubs - large size;
slightly imperfect; electric
welded hoops; stave handles.
Friday price, 75c.
BowMAN'S-Basement
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PRoLoNG SMELLING CONTRACT

Amsterdam. Netherlands, Oct. IL. -
The Luxembourg Iron manufacturers
have prolonged their contract with the
Association of German Smelling Fur
naces to the year 1920. according to the
correspondent of the "Tyd." Up to the
year 1910 the iron manufacturers in
the Grand Duchy were allied to the
smelling furnaces in Lorraine, but in
1911 a part of them Joined the big Ger
man association and the rest shortly
afterwards followed their example.
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Domestic

Unbleached Muslin-round,
even thread; will bleach easily
81 inches wide. Friday price,
yd., 6Mc.
Apron Ginghams = Lancas-
ter and Amoskeag ginghams !;
8 to 7-yard lengths. Will not
cut pieces. Friday price, yd,
7Hc.
White Wool Flannel - "a
inches wide; cut from the
piece. Friday price, yd., 35c.
Pillow Tubing - cut from
full pieces; 40 and AZ inches
wide. Friday price, yd., 15c.
Bleached Muslin and Cam
brio - useful remnant lengths,
2 to 8 yards. Fruit-of-the-
Loom, Langdon, Hope and
Lonsdale qualities. Friday
price, yd., S4c.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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FOUNDED 1871
Boys Clothing

Boys Norfolk Suits in fancy
mixtures just 65 of them all
wool, especially made for the
hard use which most boys give
them. We will place these
suits in sizes up to 18. Friday
price, $3.9S.
Boys Mackinaws are in sea-
son. We have them in large
assortment, one special for
Friday which cannot be dupli-
Gated anywhere. We ask you
to look at this Mackinaw. Fri
day price, 1895.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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kilometers from the town in which the

kilometers from the town in which the
product is to be sold. This is to insure
that the pulque arrives quickly and in
good condition. Should the product
spoil in the process of fermentation, the
manufacturer must notify the authori-
ties and establish that it has been
thrown out or used to make alcohol.
1t is provided that the maguey lands
also must be used to raise other ag-
ricultural products as we'll as maguey.
Infractions of these regulations will
be punished by a fine of ten times the
amount of the taxes or the factory may
be closed.
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REGULATES PLAGUE

Mexico City. Oct. 12.-Stringent regu-
lations of the manufacture and sale
of pulque, the principal strong drink of
Mexico. is ordered by First Chief Car
rama in a decree which has Just been
promulgated. The beverage is made
from the juice of the maguey cactus.
The new regulations double the tax
on bringing pulque into towns, and re-
quire manufacturers of it to record
with proper authorities all details con-
corning their business.
The decree provides that no factories
may be established more than forty
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On the Carpet
Floor
RUBBER STAIR TREADS

RUBBER STAIR TREADS
Fancy moulded Lenox pat
terms; 1s-inch thick. 7x18 in
ches at 12f. ex18 inches at
15c.
FIBRE STAIR CARPET
Blue, brown and green pat
terms; reversible with side
borders; 81 inches wide. Fri
day price, 1870.
TAPESTRY RUGS
Wool faced rugs, in all-over
patterns; tan and green; ex12
#. Friday price, $11.9S.
VELVET RUGS
In floral, animal, all-over and
Oriental patterns; 27x54 in
ches. Friday price, $1.19.
BoWMANS-Fourth Floor.
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Women S Hosiery

Thread Silk Hose - double
soles; high spliced heels; ner-
cerized lisle garter tops; Sec
onds. Friday price, pr, CSC.
Silk Lisle Hose - double
soles and high spliced heels;
wide garter tops; plain black
and white. Friday price, pr,
SOC, or 3 prs, $1.OO.
Fancy Silk Hose - broken
lines; mostly sizes 81 and g.
Friday price, pr, 500.
BOWMAN'S-MainF Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

The Stronger Love-" now being
shown at the Regent, is photoplay so
unusual in it's solu-
Vivian Martin at tion that one would
Regent Today be safe in ventur-
ing no opinion con-
cerning its outcome up to the last min
ute of it's closing. The struggle of this
little girl of the mountains first to save
her city lover from death at the hands
of the mountaineers and then to save
the heart of her mountaineer lover
who has been true to her in spite of
ample opportunity for misunderstood
ing, furnishes a theme that is not only
thrilling, but that will hold the interest
of all to the last foot of the film. Vivian
Martin plays the part of the mountain
girl. She acts the role with sweet
ness and charm that compels enthusi-
astic admiration.
Tomorrow and Saturday - Margue-
rite Clark in Little Lady Eileen"
which was scheduled for Monday and
Tuesday and which was lost in the ex-
press, will be presented these two days
THE Prima Donna's Husband" booked
for these two days, will be shown at a
later date.
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Leather Goods

Women's Handbags = fine
quality black leather, lined
with fancy poplin; fitted with
coin purse and mirror. Friday
price, Csc.
Children's Purses - black
and colors; with chain handles.
Friday price, So.
BOWMANS-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

station Is soon to be established in the
Cagayan valley, the center of the tobac-
co growing industry of the islands.
This only one of many steps following
the dispatch of A. r. Powerll. chief
clerk of the internal revenue bureau.
TO the United States, to embark on an
advertising campaign to boost the sales
of Philippine cigars in the homeland.
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Silks

Pongee Silks - light, and
dark shades; 27 inches wide.
Friday, Half Price.
Dress Taffeta - black only /;
80 inches wide. Friday price,
yd., ST. 10.
Black Satin Messaline -
80 inches wide. Friday price,
yd., $1.19.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Trunks and Travelling
Bags

Trunks and bags are here
in the best makes. We espe-
cially call your attention to our
large assortment; our prices
must be right judging by our
large sales. Trunks in steamer
and wardrobe. Prices, 1895
to $3.50. Bags and suit
cases. Prices, 9Sc to $500.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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FIND powWOw DOCTOR DEAD

Reading. Pa, Oct. 12.-Isaac Zern.
so years old, well-to-do hermit noted
as a powwow doctor throughout Berks
county. was found dead in his barn
near Kleinfeltersville. Death came
while he was carrying wood for his
morning fire
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Wall Paper

Complete Room Lot - 10
rolls side wall, 20 yards border,
S rolls ceiling. Friday price,
ST. SO.
OWMAN'S-Fourth Floor.
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In the White Goods
Section

CeCtlOn
Diaper Cloth - absorbent
finish; % inches wide. 10-yard
lengths. Friday price, piece,
$50.
Plisse Crepe - requires no
ironing; 81 inches wide. Fri
day price, yd., 711c.
Waffle Skirting extra;
slightly soiled; SO inches. Fri
day price, 29c.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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Embroidery Silks

Good line of assorted co1ors.
Friday price, 2 skeins, SO.
Odd lot of cushion cords.
Friday price, So.
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor
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PLAN BETTER TOBACCO

Manila, p. l.. Oct H. - In line with
the insular governments plans to slim
ulate the production of better tobacco
in the Philippines. tobacco testing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

An attractive Offering for the last
half of the week at the Majestic is a
comic opera entitled
The Bill at Butterfly Love-" and
the Majestic presented by Camille
Personi, who is sur
rounded by a capable company. The
act is said to contain good singing, and
ought to prove popular drawing card,
for it is Just the kind of an attraction
that Harrisburg likes. An attractive
stage setting, together with pretty cos
tunes, enhances the act materially from
a scenic standpoint. Fisher, Luckie
and Gordon, who also appear on the
bill, have a comedy Offering introduce
ing some singing, which they present
in a pleasing manner. Completing the
bill are: Welton and Marshall young
couple in a singing and dancing act;
the five Idanias, lady gymnasts, and
William and Mary Rogers, in a line of
talk called 1t Didn't Take the First
Time"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

To-day's presentation at the Victoria
is William J. kocke's. famous novel,
"Jaffery." The fact that
"Jafrerys at such famous stars as q
the Victoria Woodruff and Florence
Aubrey Smith, Eleanor
Deshon are in the cast Is proof enough
that it is a very high-class production,
For tomorrow a return of "The Com
bat" a six-part Vitagraph play, which
just recently was shown at the Victoria
and is being returned at the request of
a great host of our patrons. Anita
Stewart is featured in "The Combat" A
great railroad wreck takes place in this
remarkable picture.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12
'KENTS's'

daily matinees. October 13 and IA -
Oliver Morosco offers Peg O. My
Heart
1S."The House Of Glass"
Coming e. for T two days. October 20 and Fl
CoLoNIAI-"The End of the Trail"
GKANDT"For SIfStn097 a Woman's Fair Name"
O. My Heart" the comedy of youth
which will be the attrac-
peg O. ton at the orpheum to-
with daily matinees. is
said to be the most popular play offered
IN New York in years;
with chi1d's outlook on life and a
child's naive ways. The story concerns
little Irish girl, brought up. by her
duced into a family of aristocratic rela-
tives. in England. Her appearance
shocks her high born relatives, and her
tions.
Travel, more and more. is becoming an
essential part of an education. No doubt
this fact explains
irnNeI with Howe the great vogue
and success of Ly-
man II. Howe's Travel Festival, which
comes to the Orpheum Friday and Sat
urday. with daily matinee, October 20
Il. Oyer 100000 people who travel
annually with Lyman II. Howe know
from experience that no entertainment
before the American public offers more
wholesome and satisfying pleasure. For
wells vitality interesting scenes of life,
customs. and activities in other lands;
for the professional businessman or
while for the whole family 1t is a most
welcome diversion from daily cares or
the demands of society.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12
SCENE FROM THE HOUSE OF GLASS

SCENE FROM THE HOUSE OF GLASS"
THE House of Glass" the new play
by Max MARGIN, will be presented by
Cohan and Harris at the
"The House Orpheum, Wednesday,
of Glass" matinee and night. The
story of this dramatic
and fascinating play has to do with
Margaret Case, a poor stenographer,
about to marry young man who turns
out to be a thief. The girl is arrested
as an accomplice; convicted. she serves
one and a half years of her three-year
term, is released on parole, which she
breaks. She goes West and is married
to a railroad president Her nemesis
is an insistent detective who secured
detective her husband learns that his
wife is an ex-convict.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

The many persons who attended the
Colonial Theater yesterday We're un-
doubtedly impressed
William Fnrnum by the excellence of
mt the Colonial this new Fox pro-
duction. THE Enu
of the Trail" with it's snowclad noun
tains and heart-interesting story, that
was portrayed in such a thrilling man
ner by William Farnum. the star In
this new play Mr.. Farnum appears as
trapper, who falls in love with and
marries a girl. who, unknowingly is
still the wife of man she thinks dead I;
and the storv tells of the thrilling fight
made by him to hold the woman he
loves The tenth episode of THE Grip
of Evil" entitled Down to the Sea-
will be seen on the same program and
will add another interesting chapter to
this clever serial story. Friday and
Saturday. Thos Fl. Ince producer of
"Civilization," will present William 5.
Hart in a new five-part drama that
was made under his supervision, calieo
1.-THE Dawnmaker." AS a quarterbred
Indian, who falls in love with a white
woman. for whom he sacrifices himself
that she may be happy. Mr.. Hart is said
to be at his best. "The Danger Girl"
a new two-reel keystone comedy on
the same program, will prove a riot ol
fun and thrills.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

SAVES MANY WOUNDED
London Oct. IL. - A further list of
officers who have performed remark
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12
Vivian Martin at
Regent Today
William Ifnrnum
mt the Colonial

The many persons who attend,
Colonial Theater yesterday were
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-12

The Stronger
shown at the Rege
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
GREATEST REMEDY
ON THE MARKET
Richuoud Wan at SiNty-Seyen Phys
ciuWin:: Tribute to trm~dy fhnt
i'ut Hin on Ills Feet.
DON'T KNOW WHAT II
Is no HAVE. FANS NOW

For many years was troubled
with pains across my back, ind Gcstior
ana other stomach troubles. The pains
in my back were 80 severe could
hardly walk Then the indigestion aud
allied stomach troubles had drought
on constipation, and tins eNcntualll
led to piles and IN this terrible con
ditiun few p"upl. van really rcaliz"
HOY, su,j,rcd read The numerous
testimonials appearing about Tanlac
and have taken four or five bottles TO
date. To-day don't Know what il j.
To nave :, pam. My kidneys act frcci'
ana my digestion is better than for
years. Headaches are II thing Of tn
past now. aud feel great. feel $"
good and 50 grateful to ranlac ! want
to say that, IN my opinion. Tanlac j.
the greatest remedy ever put on the
market IT has don" wonders for me
a man SINty-scVcn years with twelve
children. all living-:ind shall sing ii
praises whenever and to whoever
can" declared Thos. Woolard. 220i
East Broad street. Richmond.
Some Of Mr. Woolards commcnts
We're summed up by him: 81 can handle
myself nov" Its great stuff" etc.
etc Any one wishing to hear Il MAJ,
WAX eloquent over remedy should
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which IL backed up by the statement
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low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Sin Of 0vereating Not Confined
To the Rich or Well-t0-D0
NOTHING AGREED
WITH STOMACH
Gas Would Form. Headaches Followed,
aud lie Lacked Energy and Ape
ttc-iitdney> bothered Him.
rook r,>,.c: COR uEL,Er

In praisine this new remedy for
stomach. kidney aud bladder troubles.
do SO because know through c%-
pcricncc that it il q medicine of Stcrl-
ing worth.'--Mr Clarence Jones. No.
West 29tn Street. Richmond. Va. and
in further describing his case. he said.
- was suffering with stomach trou-
BILE. headaches. and my Kidneys and
bladder troubled me. My digestion
was poor all the time and scarcely
anything ate agreed with me. Gas
would form and = ~" me an uncomfort-
able feeling almost every meal.
My Kidneys caused pains in the small
Of my back and lacked energy and
felt stupid and irowsy most all Of the
Zine. ON taking the second bottle 81
Taulac. which did on the RECON-
mcn,latiou OF others, ! was amazed at
the relief secured. derived more
benefit than from many weeks treat;
m,nt My whole system seemed re-
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and recommend i; myself in the high
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Taulac is for sal" only through .,u-
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list h"i"W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
WAS DIFFICULT TO
BREATHE, HAD
DIZZY SPELLS
Itirhmond Man Tells of Symptoms
Caused by Stomach Disorders and
How lie U,rrcnmc Them.

MY breath used to IL. so short and
difficult sometimes had to sit down
for minute TO catch it. felt sort
OF faintliilc. and weak They told me
il was due I" stomach disorders. Real
often would nave sudden dizzy spells
and heavy headaches. and ! had been
loSIn. som" weight. too. guess
thousand men have felt the sam. way
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was vvrH poor. almost nothing. ami
lust about the time when began feel
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W. -ANent 1911 Decatur street. lich
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room for doubt remains. and surely
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Get hottl" io-da" at the nearest
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
INTERNAL REVENUE MEN
MEET HERE ON FRIDAY
tional Association To BE
Notable Event.
BOOM PORTER FOR PRESIDENT
Member of Governors Stah Now
With Militia in Texas May lie
Choice of ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AMI McAdoO Expected.

Internal revenue men from all see
tions of the country viii assemble in
Hichm"nd this week. FOR the seventh
annual convention of the national rs"
s"ciaiiur. which will hold its sessions
ON next FRIDAY aud saturday. Head
quarters FOR the association VIII hc
maintained at the Jefferson Hotel
Colonel " II. osborne. tuited states
Internal l;cVculI" Commissioner. ami
wo Of his deputies HAY" accented in
vii:tiioMS to address the convention
is probable ais" that Governor
quart and secretary Of tn" Treasury
William -. McAdoo Will speak. iuri-
.,ti"ms hay" been extended I" both.
When the convention met last year
m Ncw York city. tacrc Were more
:. iuh revenue lnvn Ia Attendance.
q. ugh those ia clt:.e OF this Yeas
'nclaNc do NJ, expect SUCH AN at
udIn"e hy reason 81 il icing = prcsi-
rlidl year. TIA" historical interest
richmond holds Tor p"opi" M every see
"a, al tn" country they h"licN", will
sufficient To attract u"arly -" dele
-uicS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
MILITARY DRILLS IN
ALL DISTRICT SCHOOLS
viii BE Made Fart of physical Culture
Course for Pupils Nh",c
sixth Grade.

F., Mli;ary drills for physical culture
Aill lee introduced this year mt" the
Richmond city schools lay |. y Jones.
wh" has been appointed director OF the
physical training Department MI pu-
OilS in classes above the sixth y grade
viii march IN military formation az a
part of thor daily supervised exercise.
The new system Is based on that used
ia sweden. which has been pronounced
the best IN the world
Mr.. Jones left the position Of head
of the physical exercise department Of
tn" Ei"hm"nd city schools two years
ag" 10 tak" special university work in
his acld First assistant i'm the de
parimcut viii he John c'l.carN. former
~ of the Baltimore Public Athletic
League Miss Sicrid bejtrichs"n and
Miss L"ttic rh"rp" have been appoint
"d 10 dirc"; the training in the tower
schools and Miss Ruth R"nud. i'm TIA.
iiiuford Junior High school
tnd"r the leadership Of Mir. Jones.
il Is iutcndcd tliat ih" Public school
Athl"ti" 'caGu" founded III 1918 shall
b" r"orcami&od Soccer football viii
he added :" TIL. list OF :.amcS for Ii"E-
mond school teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
1t Has Been Well Said That Civilized Men and Women
Live on One Fourth of the Food They Eat and the
Other Three Fourths They Take at Their Peril
CIVILIZATION CARRIES WITH III SEVERE PENALTIES
Science, However, Has at Last
II Promise OF Relief in store
for the Sufferer.
SPLENDID TALK ON HEALTH

,
Every one ought I" wake in the
mornins Will new life, feeling Won
dcI iuiiE refreshed ana fc)uEchatcd
ana having "a keen Zcst Tor the days
work. ne reason we 90 not Is ne
cause W: Fi"lhte :" many Oh natures
laws. especially that one winch BIDS
US cat moderately
conc OF our best physicians claim
,n"t an S"'iS "i mental i'hd physical
M az" ." an" "otrhNhted by IN.
noisons OF q" excess OF iood hall III
ecS'eu an" "SSin'ilit:"' ana that 'hcr"
are diseases which could be cured
httieiy ny IN" adoption OF an OK
''"''iH h'a'h an" s'ihPic "ict. me!
S''H 'h"' "'"'''NE' ht"'t iNHu'"' an"
~ many cases sudden death. may II"
t"'"" I" H''ih"'hS Overturned ana
W''"' N"' lnfh'" l" tasks Tor winch
'""H arc "h'H"'i
no" h''hE ,"N ma mat ihs'
S'''" "Phi'' l'"' '"N' p'''' 81 PIC, IN"
-, ~ - 49, - ""'. WoelnI
S'"i'i"'hl' "i COLI BUSINESS for HOW
many siiIS an" women mas one more
"lSh OF ne cream one more handtuI
"' ,h"'"''''S ""n" 'h" business OF :,
s""' S'"''i'''" "' start ~ '"c'a
hihiritS OF oih"i dishi uremehts OF
T"ihp!'N'"i no" many ihSt "rihks'
,"s' "''plnt ~ '""i', - "rouSh' 10
"'' H'""h'''S' indigestion an" poor
-,
,! ""l'iu' MI M URIC" h.t
rn, y" y" .,g"" up n'sh AZ h'Gh,
10 "' """'"h 7t"ih :" care Tor
'hl"sS 'h IN morning because OF ms
Urn "'t'"ushesS' hNSr tofpidi'E'
'"i.3 , I'm PMS nu'!hcsS' 10"
III II - ""l ~ i't"i' iica'S t'"
h"t" 'm% |" Il" WIN these thihrs On
no hISe we're '"Ss'"f'ouS "ihicroiE
""'' "''p nun
'II "t
II has """n Wei Said that ciyiilzcn
men ana women I'VE upon one-i@urth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

der on Friday morning ut o'clock
by President Daniel NJ. DoneSan. OF
the Second New York District. An adj
dress of welcome Will he delivered hy
Mayor George AinSlic. Later in the
morning there will be short addresses
by collectors and other men or promi-
ncncc. The night session will be ,levol-
ell to an informal discussion and con.
Sidcration of all phases of Internal
revenue law. ON Saturday officers for
the ensuing year Will lie elected and
the place for meeting next year select :.
ell.
I'm entertainment program is being.
arranged by committee, headed by
Collector Richard G. l.. Moncurc This
will be especially for the benefit of the
women who will attend with their hus
bands and fathers.