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The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
Overall to Try Come Back.

Visalis, Cal, April - Big Jer
Overall, whose pitching for the Cubs
when Frank Chance was manager was
a league sensation. will try a come
back" He wouldn't say with what
club he would try to sign.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
To Play Lincoln Nine

The Palais Royal team will play the
Lincolns. Sunday at yigilant Park Any
teams wishing games with the Palais
Royal team for June, July and August.
Address, c. h Shaab, Palais Royal
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
LELAND Stanford Starts campaign.

Palo Alto. Cal. April 2s.-Leland STAN
ford University students today started
a campaign to raise 5000 to send the
varsity crew and track team East this
year. Two thousand students viii be
asked to contribute 50 each
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
THE HERALD'S AMATEUR DIRECTORY.
CLASS A. A. TEAMS.

A. A.
soLKAN A c. Fred H Wheeler N
A E.
NAPCo A c. Phil viehmann N
c., T
sURRATTs A Anacost
A. T. N
A r. Mcclure, Pa Aves
s. MAYFLOWER, s.. S
A. c, J. F
" Gerard
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A Charles Robie, s.
Charles ] Dfler
PALAIs ROYAL CLUB. H C. schaab,
Palais Royal, 18th n. w.
A c. w N
Walter N W.
H Spence, Ave.
HILLBRooK A Dogherty,
A, Malone,
A
ALEXANDRIA EAGLE, e.
Alexandria National Alexand
CARDINAL c. Harvey C. crump va
A E.
LNwoRTH A. C, Charlie Marks
L.
NAME CLUB, Charles n
SPARTAN A c. j. B. Miller SITS w
REGENT A c. G. Gutenberg
ALAMos CLUB H. Buckholtz N W
EASTERN A Co. Emmett oBren. s. W
Norman Goldberg,
STARS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
SUICIDE, SAYS CORONER
a. Wilburn IinzrlSroyc Inhnics G:us in
Kitchen of Ills Home ON North
Avenue

Coroner Taylor yesterday announced
that he was OF the opinion that \.
Wilburn Hazelerove, machinist, OF 7o3
North Avenue, Barton Heights, deiib-
erately committed suicide 10y inhaling
gas in the Kitchen OF his home early
yesterday morning. He was found
with his head resting on the gas range,
three burners OF which had been turn
ed on
Hazelgrove was unmarried. and is
said TO have been Respondent for some
time. He did not report Tor work AZ
the American Locomotive Works Fri
day and is said 10 have retired about
10 o'clock that night. lie was CARRIED
in his night clothes when. found by
members of his family who had been
aroused by the odor Of escaping gas
The funeral viii take place this al
ternoon from the residence a, 4.3O
o'clock. lnterment viii be in Holly
wood
Hazelgrove is survived by his mother
four brothers,. A, c L.. l.. W. and
a. S Hazelgrove-and three sisters
Misses Lora y. and Rosa y. HazeIrrovc
and AIrs. Z. E. BALDWIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
TREMENDOUS ACTIVITY REPORTED
ny STATE AND CITY HANK

The National State and City Bank,
in its business letter for the month OF
July, issued yesterday, says: Business
continues its steady progress. In spit q
OF the great issues involved through the
political situation at home and the Mex
lean crisis, II is not to he expected
mat even those influences can do much
TO interfere with the tremendous ac-
iN!ty OF the commercial interests OF
the country"
me letter after stating that the gov
erhncht crop report indicates a winter
wheat roD OF 469.U0O.unO bushels.
John +. Bonner The ceremony was
says that ''at the same time. thore Is
a feeling among the best authorities in
the country that the yield will be far
greater than the estimate, but. even
accepting the low estimate at its face
value the average for 1915 and 1916
would be S60,ooo000 bushels. a total
only exceeded Oncc--in 1914"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
HOW TO DIAGNOSE
STOMACH TROUBLE
After Telling Experience OF One Nnn
So Troubled. Writer Explains
Cause.
THEN TELLS WHAT OUGHT
TO DE DONE FOR RELIEF

II suffered with all the symptoms OF
stomach trouble and nervousness,
when l found relief through Tanlac."
declared another Richmond man great
~ benefited by the remarkable new
remedy so many here are now indors-
ing.
Gas would form on my stomach.
and everything and anything ate dis
agreed with me. was attacked with
terrible dizzy fainting spells at times.
ana could hardly see. Severe pains In
my stomach and n bloated inflated
feeling gave me untold suffering
was always nervous and couldn't sleep
nights. felt weak. run down and had
absolutely no appetite 10 mention
when / began taking Taniac, but my
appetite has greatly improved and
eat things with n relish once moro
The gas and bloated condition has left
me. and those dizzy spells have en-
urcly gone. My nerves have been
steadled and sleep better. feel
stronger and am gaining flesh rapid
", continued V. l.. Wilkinson, sllo
Taylor Street, Richmond
Auto into1icatton or the faulty ae
sanitation OF food. causing internal
poisoning, pain and distress In the
stomach and intcstines. caused by fer
inentation, generating foul gases pro-
ducing a fullncss or hloatcd feeling
sometimes creating severe gas pres
sure around the heart or chest induce
ing fear OF heart disease, ACCOMPANIED
by shortness OF breath, dizzy spells.
sufrocating spells, headaches. etc.
splitting UP Of food. bringing I'D Of
sour or bitter fluids. coated tongue
tainted breath, collie attacks, palms In
side. back OF shoulder blade, n feeling
or depression, WEAKNESS, irritability
nervousness and lack OF energy. all ara
symptoms OF condition due TO a cause
for which Tanlac was especially Great
cd 10 counterfeit and remove. How sue
cessful II Is and how II stimulates. ro-
wives. invigorates and restores tho
stomach, kidney and liver and purihes
the blood. aids appetite and digestion
Is tod by thousands in this vicinity
VINO indorse Tanlac. Ask them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
SHOOTS NEGRO IN HIP
Puliccman's Gun Ia DISCHARGED Acci-
drntnlly ns He Charges Into
GRIP I:nmc.

Policeman T. j. Maxey yesterday ac-
cidcnially shot Albert Scott, colored
In the hip. when the officer dashed
toward Scott and several other negroes
engaged in crap game on Creek
street. near the railroad MaXcy had
MS gun in his hand, il is said, when
lie ordered the ncgr- - To surrender.
Tie was running AZ thg time, and is
said 10 have stumbled, the pistol be-
ing fred accidentally.
Scott, who lives at COG Creek Street
was struck In tho hip. lie was treat
ed BY Ambulance Surgeon Hughston
who conveyed him to Virginia Uospj-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
WRIT R TELLS What
We OUGHT DO WHEN
SICK and RUN DOWN
Should We Study Profound
COMPARES HUMAN SYSTEM LOCOMOTIVE

What, food properly digested is to
the stomach. heat properly extracted
from coal in locomotive IS to tho en-.
CINE. If we let intestines or fire box
become clogged with half digested
food, or half burned coal we cannot
get strength or steam. That is logi-
cal. isn't 1t? All right. Now suppose
we are getting the nourishment OF
steam. but 1t is not being used to ad-
vantage because OF faulty machinery.
The human system Is n machine, and
sometimes big meals. good digestion
and all give no strength, and people
remain abnormally thin. There is n
reason, and that reason Is plain. There
is something wrong. Authorities claim
nine tenths Of all human ailments are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Had Kidney Colo So Bad, Was
Forced to Give Up His Job

tablets for constipation. His sleep was
disturbed. and finally had to give up
ms JOB so he said. and life was a drag.
Folks troubled as Mr.. Greene was
at that time know how he suffered.
and his experience with Tanlac ought
to be profitable lesson for everyone
so affected, for to quote his own words
he said: "As rule, 1 don't believe I'm
patent medicines. but Tanlac did ma
such wonderful lot OF good, recon-
mend 1t to everybody. After taking
Tanlac four days l passed a large
stone, and from then on began adding
weight and rapidly improving all over.
My complexion cleared up. began
again eating what I liked without fear
OF pains. I sleep well. gained fifteen
pounds up to the present writing. and
have regained all my lost strength
am back at work. feel great and Tan
lac is the best medicine I've ever taken.
1T completely relieved me of all INV
pains and troubles"
Note.-of course. to avoid disap-
lpointment and possible substitution
never purchase or attempt to secure
Iranlac except OF authorized agents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Proof of His Contention Supplied b,
Testimony OF Richmond Mnn.

Il had an awful feeling. l didn't
have any energy for my work. I
dreaded getting up In the morning and
getting on the job. My work is heavy
1 needed strength and stamina about
me, but didn't have 1t. 1 know what
allied me all riEht-it was rheumatism
and Kidney trouble. Everybody knows
what that means. I had all the symp-
toms. and yet. as soon as l began TAX
Ing Tanlac began feeling better, and
1t is a pleasure for me to recommend II
now, for I'm glad to say It has done
me all the good in the world. and am
Keeling line and like doing good days
work once more" said another Rich
mond indorser. Mr.. Laughan, 5l2 N
Seventh Street. Richmond.
The perils Of uric acid arc many. It
is q dangerous poison. usually due to
faulty kidney action, and causes govt.
neuralgia, rheumatism, gravel. ner-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
AMERICAN BANK SAYS
BUSINESS is SATISFACTORY
Trade Letter Reports Industries Gen
crafty Booked Up to Capacity With
Orders md Record Sales.

In general. in spite of the usual po-
iitical unhcaval of n presidential year.
and in spite OF the climax in our Mex
lean difficulties" says the American
National Bank In its general letter on
trade conditions and business forecast
for the month OF July, which was
issued yesterday, business must be
considered As quito satisfactory. Big
industries generally arc booked up to
capacity with order and IL continue
ton of recent sales records is not nee
cssary to their prosperity. Wage in
creascs and the declaration of extra or
unusual dividends continue with in
creasing frequently.
Conditions which have obtained
almost since the European war began
arc rapidly changing and 1t will be
advisable TO watch the fundamental
lines OF trade and finance closely for
the next few weeks. The present
notably the metals, is almost surely
Indicative OF the final squirt of buying
before n natural lapsing into n more
normal situation.
80 many things of great moment
confront the business man Of to- day
that the usual hesitancy and doubt
caused by II presidential campaign are
likely to he ovcrshadowed. y slight
let-up in general activities would be
inevitable regardless of the presidential
campaign or prospects Of war with
Mexico. although both of these fac
tors will, OF course. affect business
conditions - a degree"
After reviewing conditions in detail
giving the activity In various lines and
productions of varied industries of the
commercial world. the letter states:
Quite Il number of the above figures
show new high records for the month
but they should not be taken as in
ECl,
ccssions have induced tho placing of
some business, and projects under way
have required additional purchases for
their complctio'',"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Valid's chair and quit work. or shall
we let things run along until nature
gives up and lays down completely?
Now. the writer is Of this opinion: Any
ono OF tho above suggestions would
havo been all right years ago. Family
doctor books used to be in every home.
But In this day and age we ought to
take the advice OF a few thousand peo-
pie who suffered as we suffer, and IL
their advice is unanimously for GER
tain particular remedy. give what
they recommend thorough trial.
Thousands Of tests prove any medi-
cinc's merit. The new medicines
Cranlac) merit has boon absolutely
proven. Get II to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

caused by stomach. kidney or liver
falling to do their duty. For this there
can be only one positive. sure. certain,
absolute remedy. We must cleanse the
whole system. We must purify the
blood. The liver and Kidneys must be
made to do their work. Recent Illness,
excuses and abuses. overeating, over
doing. overeSercising, and perhaps a
hundred other causes lead up to this
condition. and once weakened those
organs are handicapped. falter and fail
to work efficiently Certainly that is
plain and easily understood. Now
what shall we do when In such con-
dition? Shall we take down q bunch
OF books Off tho shelf and study them
for the secret? Shall we seek tho in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
HE Tells CAUSE and Effect
OF DANGEROUS KIDNEY TROUBLE
Sounds Warning in Powerful Message Below to Those
Troubled, and Recommends Quick and
Drastic Action.

vous diseases, stone in the kidneys.
hardening of the arteries. heart dis
ease. Bright's disease. sciatica. stom-
ach trouble and dizzy spells. Most
every one SO troubled continually com
plains of pains In side. small Of back
and kidneys. The pains following such
troubles are fearful. What to do when
so troubled has bothered men and wo-
men for centuries, and now that tho
new Observation-Disclosures created
such n profound impression and been
the cause OF so much suffering being
relieved. none of us should hesitate a
moment before giving Tanlac a
thorough trial. for II surely has nc-
complished wonders in vast num-
Der OF such cases. To avoid disappoint-
ment, possible substitution and doubt,
purchase this medicine only through
authorized agents. Tho names of
druggists authorized to distribute this
new and remarkable remedy are pub
lished on this page. Get IL from the
nearest one listed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
COMPLEXION WAS YELLOW
AND BAD.

II gained fifteen pounds, my COM
pleXion was cleared up, I can eat any
thing I want. digest It fine, and every
pain and trouble had has gone I
sleep fine. and am back at work, feel
ing finer and stronger in every way
since taking Tanlac," said still another
Richmond Tanlac indorser. VIM. NJ.
Green, black smith, 2211 Edward Ave-,
Richmond.
Mr.. Greene, whose work Is Of the
heaviest sort. spoke in most enthusiast
tic terms of Tanlac. when soen some
time ago by a Tanlac representative
and had been complaining Of kidney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
HOLIDAY ON FOURTH
Mayor AinslIe Issues Proclnmnt ton
Giving Day OF Holiday TO city
Employees.

Mayor George Ainslie issued n proc
lnmation yesterday declaring Tues
day, July 4. to be n public holiday, and
serving notice that the municipal Of
fices would be closed for the day. The
proclamation reads as follows:
Fourth of July being declared by
the laws Of this Commonwealth to be
public holiday. notice is hereby
given that Tuesday. July 4, 1916, tho
municipal offices will be closed and
that work In all tho city departments,
except such work may be necessary,
which Will be determined by tho heads
of the respective departments. will be
suspended during the whole of the day.
GEORGE AINSLIE
"NfayOr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Phoebus. Va. Larrabee's Drug Store.
Phenix. Va. Phenix Pharmacy.
Qulnque. Va, r. n. Stephens
Rushmerc, Va, VIM. Pegram Wilson
&: Co.
spotsylvania, Va. ]. p. H. crismond.
Simpkinsville, Va, E. p. Simpkins.
Sake. Va, Womack & Moon.
Schuyler. Va. Virginia Soapstone CO.
Scottsville Va. Scottsville Drug Co.
Sebrell. Va, Rowe 6: Jarrett
Sheppards, Va. p. NJ Jones G. Son.
Smithheld. Va. Parish & Simpson
South Boston, Va, w. T. Reeves q c.
South Hill, Va, c. p. Jones.
Stanley Va, w. NJ. Graves g. Co.
Staunton, Va, +. NJ. Bell & Co
Stony Creek, Va, Stony Creek Pharm-
acy.
Suffolk. Va. Nansemond Drug Co.
Skipwith. Va. ]. II. Jeffress Co.
Sabot, Va. o. b. Taylor.
Urbanna, Va. 8. F. Richardson
Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug Co.
Virgilina, Va, Red Star Drug Co.
Venter, Va. II. F.. Trice.
Wakefield. Va, ]. S. White.
Waverly. Va. Or. Jno. i. Mays Pharm.
Waynesboro. Va, Fishburne & Son.
Windsor, Va, X. p. Barrett g. Co.
Winterpock, Va, C. T. Henley,
Yale, Va, @. A. Dickeraon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Alberene. Va. Virginia Soapstone Co.
AppomattoI, Va. Peoples Drug Store.
Ashland. Va. j. c. Hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. J. w Beasley.
Blackstone. Va, L. u. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton, Va, A. T. SnellIncs
Branchville. Va, Branchville Drug Co.
broadway Va, Aldhizer & Son.
Burkeville. Va, Young's Drug store.
Cardwell. Va, NJ. S. Bowles
Capo Charles. Va, Fishers pharmacy.
Carson. Va, p. 3 Halligan
Chase CITY. Va. Chase City Drug Co.
City Point. Va. Cooke Drug Co.
Clarkesville. Va. DR.. j. A. Drake.
Charlotte H., Va, Williams e. Morton.
Charlottesville. Va. Pence & Sterling
CORTLAND. Va. +. +. Reese.
Crewe. Va. F. n. Crittenden.
Culpeper. Va, Tho Culpeper Pharmacy.
Curdsville. Va. p. n. Jones G. Son.
Chester. Va Chester Pharmacy.
Disputanta. Va. DR.. E. Z. Walker.
Dendron. Va. Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch. Va. j. c. Booth &. CO.
boswell. Va. II. @. Oliver.
Eli"rson, Va, +. b. Bradley.
Enfield, Va, T. r. Cooke.
Eclipse. Va, s. Q. Bunkiey.
Eikton. Va, J. T. Wallace.
Emporia, Va, Southside Pharmacy,
Ettrlcks. Va. j. A. Branch. 80.
East Atiee. Va, W. II. T. Timberlake.
Eermville. Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin. Va. Knight DRUG Co.
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Fredericksburg. Va, w. L. Bond.
Fredericks Hall. Va. z. II. Poindexter.
Floyd. Va. ]. NJ. Boyd.
Guinea, Va. w. II. Covington & Son.
Gordonsville. Va, ]. H. Stratton.
Goochland c. II. Va. C. A. GathrIght.
Glen Allen, Va. Glen Allen Store.
Hampton. Va. Hulls Drug Store.
Harrisonburs, Va. Williams Drug Co.
Holland. Va. Holiand-Jones Co.
Hopewell, Va. Georges Drug Store.
Ivor. Va, Rawls & Stephenson.
Irwin. Va. ]. A. Kean.
Jetersville, Va, DR.. r. j. Styors
Keysville. Va, w. A Keeling
kenbridge, Va, Kenbridge Drug Co.
Lightfoot. Va. L. T. Hankins.
Lacrosse. Va, Nash e. Matthews
Lawrenceville. Va. Prince Drug Co.
Louisa, Va, Kent Drug Co.
Lexington Va, Wayland & Goodall
Mannhoro. Va. J. A. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va, L. 8. Bass.
Magnet. Va. w. r. Cox.
Manassas. Va. W. Fred Doweil.
Mineral, Va. Mineral Drug Co.
Motley, va, q. w. Shuier g. Co.
Michaux. Va, c. Z. Denoon.
Newport. News. Va, j. c. Gorsuch & Co.
New Canton, Va, Tho Economy Store.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
Petersburg. w, James p. Banks.
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Was Never Free From Pain Hot Applications No Good
Lost Weight and Strength and Whole System
Was Affected

colo. Mr.. Greene at that time stated
he had yellow, sallow complexion
and was troubled with from three 10
four attacks Of kidney collie q week.
He Informed the writer the pains were
almost unbearable. and that he was
never entirely free from pains. Even
hot applications failed to relieve him,
and his whole condition was alarming.
He complained OF growing weaker
every day, poor appetite and digestion.
ana was constantly required to tako
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owl. Make Rnn,d proer...

Since Its installation May 20, tho
Richmond Nest of Owls, No. 1865, has
made rapid progress. Two hundred
and forty members are on the roll and
htty candidates will BIO initiated tho
next meeting night, July 10. At the
dispensation last Thursday night n
banquet was served at which several
speeches wore made.