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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Exopthalmic Goiter
By Wiom Brady, M. D.

II have had an cXophthalmic goitcr
! for over a year writes a young wom-
an. Each physician ! have consulted
wants me to have the voiter operated
ON. lost forty-two pounds while at
my worst, my heart bea was las per
minutes, my eyes rrotrudcd and my
: general appearance WAS changed.
consulted various doctors. none Of
whom seemed TO think he could 10
anything but operate, until found my
present doctor. He has brought, my
| heart beat down to seventy four. my
eyes look better. and have gained
some hcsh. feel great deal better
TO my chagrin tho doctor now
urges an operation as quicker means
of cure" So far | have refused lie
wants to tic the arteries, claiming this
VIII rctard tho growth of the coitcr
and that | would get we'll sooner
do not know what to do. Is il advi-
sable /" have the arteries tied. or may
! depend upon further rest to complclc
my cure
There Is hut one honest answer We
can give this young woman BY all
means submit To the operation the
doctor advises. Hasn't he demonstrate
cd his fitness Ia Judge of that: Hasn't
"" proved himself Il good conscrva-
tNc doctor The correspondent does
not lack faith in her doctor: She mere
~ feels an unreasonable antipathy to
surgery such an operation as the
doctor purposes 20 do is as safe as
lancinE boil or extracting "A tooth.
aud much less painful. lie does not
intend 10 remove part Of the gland he
simply wishes 10 reduce it's function
al nvcractiNity; the excessive activity
Of the thyroid produces the poison
which causes all "f the symptoms
We have opposed surgery as a rou-
tine treatment for golfers. because we
arc sure most cases % cXophthalmic
S"itcr recover in due time. provided
IN" patient can enjoy the help of com
months ana good scientific medical
care Eut hero Is = case for surgery:
tho patient has had tho best treatment.
apparently for mnuy months. vet is
not Well. II six months Of skilirul|
medical treatment fails To produce q
cure. then conservative surgery is al
WAYS 10 hc considered Il should he
horne in mind that tho undue pro-
'onration "f thyroid iutnxication may
eventually produce permanent organic
changes. instead az mere functional
oNerstimulauon. ami then neither sur
gerry nor anything "!sc could restore
good health
\ large share OF Tho failures CHARGED
up AGAINST surGcrv arc really a.,rih,i-
table 10 unreasonable procras,ination
In coitcr ss we'll as i'm various o,b.r
serious conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

the day. the,edEes Of tho garment are
bound with black silk braid The
collar is Of white flannel OF fine sradc
The buttons are black ball buttons, as
plain as plain can be The skirt is
merely a skirt, with rather unique
ceinturc that buckles into itself and is
locked with buttons.
Except for pocket trims. suit skirts
are not very interesting.
New handbags Of satin. fallc or
taffeta have rufIics and LOUNGES. and
look for all the world like dolls skirts
\ bag with silver frame has pouch
Of dark blue faillc. There are two
sCallopcd rufflcs, embroidered by hand
with metal beads and scQuns II is
An expensive and ornate trnc. suitable
only for the motor and splendid oc-
casions.
Tortoise shell. amber and Jade arc
all utilized as materials for shopping
bag frames.
And. with all tho array Of runled
fulfilled. corded. tucked and shirrcd
things, the plain smart little purse will
appear to advantage.
Copyright, 1915. by J. keelcy)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

years OF az" do not attend any sun
da% school according to figures cub
united ny the sunday school hoard At
the Huadrcnnial anniversary today.
Moro than 100000 arc enrolled in
Methodist schools i, was said
ihc identity Of - hitherto unknown
n"hoI 81 sums a-SrcSatinG >25".Crt
tor Methodist church work MAS ro-
vcal'd hv tho announcement, that Tho
iato Mrs. u. Willis James, Of New York
who hcuuoathcd 100000 10 tho board
OF conference claimants. had mad. tho
earlier CUTS anonymouslv.
imam j. Bryan has accepted an
invitation to deliver q temperance adj
dress before tho conference on Msy
90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
What to Wear
SuR Of Pouet Cloth. Shouting Side
Points win Pockets
ny Nine. Qui Ni,r.

y y,
- us"a'H S"'I "' inc trump 'h"t
$she nc "'N' n"' '"h
$Nee' ~ I"'' 80" '''l ''Nerc"
w. '' 30"
'NFP' '"e nc" ""SHu'
90 ,' - an even h'nEh
10 - 'o"N ''N'
aip ,,, w '"PP'i nee" nov ="
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80. ''' "'' IdhA
& t'' w, '"'u y
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WIN pl"rh
~. - :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

Hints
Few Market Changes
abundant Supply Ar'ires with
Springs Late Coming.

The spring was a little late coming.
hut at last il is here III all OF its
glory The scenes on the retail mar
sketsa are altogether SprinGlihc, and flow
5eres were never more III evidence. one
iaf the meat dealers said yesterday that
fhe really believed there were more
blowers on display than there WAS OF
lamb, and beef and early vegetables.
And yet il was demonstrated that there
was no scarcity of lamb and beef,
no scarcity of fish Of the very freshest
Kind; no falliuc off in the supply Of
5fegctablcs Of tho carly kind, and. taken
altogether. the markets are we'll sup
piled this morning with all Of the good
tthings the housewives and the other
fequenters of tho markets viii be
Hooking for
es The markets are not only we'll sup
piled. but. contrary to expectation. tho
prices. for all OF the good things that
so TO make UP the sunday dinner have
experienced no particular advance over
the figures that prevailed "a week ago.
las a matter of fact thnre are very few
Changes III the figures quoted below
and the majority of those changes SHOW
some little decline for the better. that
lis. viewing them from the standpoint
OF the buyer.
& E-ol1owipc arc the mutations:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
MAY CHANGE ITS NAME
trustees "f Virginia Christian InI,cce
1nhc Action Looking to
That End,

.,p,,,"i "a ne Times Dispatch.
~ ~ lihO !tI. VA. MAY J.-Irnless
mere IS serious objection ON tho part
OF the alumni Of III" institution. tho
name Of IN" Virginia Christian COL
lego VIII hc changed Ia Tho Wcstoynr
college, action looking 10 that having
pecn 'ahrh a meeting of tho board
OF trustees of tho college Yesterday af
tcrnoon
he trustees practically decided TO
make the chang" Of name, but it is
agreed ihHi the matter will no, he
iinally decided ur"n until il has been
aScertaIhcd mat there Is no serious
OF tho graduates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
RELIEF HAS
Been PERMANENT
Says Cardui Built Up System When
Other Medicines Failed. Believes
1t Saved Her Life.

Hendcrsonvillc. n. C.--Alrs. NJ. a.
writes: II wish to state that before
having taken Cardui my condition of
health was all rundown. and had
been that way ever since my mar
riage two years ago last May. only
weighed lo7 pounds. My average
weight is l35 pounds. | had such
awful pains al times ! could hardly
so | had severe pains in my
back aud abdomen, and could
scarcely do my work. could
not lift anything heavy.
In November 1913. | began taking
Cardui thought | would give it Il
trial though my family doctor.
. had set the date for an ox-
animation Of me. saw my
improvement after taking the first
bottle. am getting fat and
we'll. and in March this year
weighed l2S pounds Your
Cardui tonic built up my system
when all other medicines failed.
feel and look like a different person.
am stu Draising
it to my friends, for can
truly say believe il saved my life.
Ny relief from all pain has been per-
mancnt."
If you arc rundown in health and
need a tonic, take Cardui, tho wom-
ans tonic. 1t will help YOU,
For sale By all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

nc complaint against ratrolnan Y.
w "eS, 3h"'S"d with killing George
Hove, colorcd was dismissed j., ,oI;,.
Our, YESTERDAY morning The officer
NiIed INC negro last SATURDAY nigh,
Nv hiind alloy. between Main and
riHuhhn streets Tho negro is said
!" nave robbed inst previous to his
Gta'h' me store IF HARRISON a. Co,
: Governor street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
At The Movies TO-DAY

H1JOu-Frrnk kccnRn mud Mary
Boinnd. In "1hc StcppinE-Stonr."
0DEON - Pauline Frederick, I'm
"Thc Moment Before"
t0LONIA Faruum, I'm
~ Wan OF Sorrow"
NfCTOR-Francis y. Bushman. In
"The Elder BROTHER"
ISfS-Mnry Miles Mintcr. In Glove
~ Mary"
NEN-"rhc Carriage of DEATH"
with Marion Swain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
W0OLEY MAKES ADDRESS
FOR ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
Criti"iHcs Church Members Who Emil
4" support Measures Tor PuIiti-
rnl and Social Itcrorm

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. Nav :
Church members who failed to sun
port At the polls proposed measures Cor
political and social reform were rriti
ciZed to-day BY John G. Woolcy, for
NOR prohibition candidate for Prcsi-
dent. AT a meeting Of tho Methods,
General Conference in III" interest Of
the Anti-Saloon League
More than Ia, 100000 Young peonlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

under tho profit sharing ARRANGEMENT.
THIS proti,- sharing distribution here
after will he made every six months
when :" per cent Of tho profits. after
paying =. per cent dividend on all in
vested capital, Will he divided among
INC workers ia proportion 10 the amount
cach earns. The company employs
about %" people. hut under the CON
ditions, only l2s Of them will share
In this first distribution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Continued from Eridav.1


| "0n the fire escape, standing Fat.
body looking at the steps wouldn',
sec me-
! Why did YOU re-entcr the ROOM
Shale moistened his dry lips, then
with gust OF defiance, flung up his
head.
Il went in because Dave called me"
he said, loudly. The girl had gone
hysterical. She was laurhin' and
shrickin', and he calls TO nc, For God 5
sake. Shalc, sec il she's got any smell
ing salts or anything in that bag"
| And when YOU opened that bag YOU
found revolver. didn't you?" Lang
don's voice rang out triumphantly
George Shale. what did you do with
| that revolver"
For moment the man swaycd as
he stood, then he laughed and flung
his hands wide.
i shot him with it, he shrickcd II
shot him! | didn't intend To do it. but
he was dirty dog He had threat
encd me again that very night. He
struck me--hc called me his iackal-
and when ] saw the gun knew my
chance had come. | took il out and
smelling salts--and when he turned to
take il, shot him. oh, my God"
He broke off with a storm of casp-
| ine sobs.
Every one in the room was on his
| feet
Even the judge had risen.
I Mary herself was standing swavirc
7 like some lovely lily. the light Of
! wondrous JOY shining in her eyes, while
her lips murmurcd over and over.
| lp-philip-Phiiip"
: Then, high above tho turmoil rose
T; the voice Of the district attorney:
| George Shale, you arc hereby de-
| clarcd under arrest, to he held to await
the action of the grand jury"
Again pandemonium broke out, but
fell To silence when Mary. her eyes
drcnchcd with happy tears. cried
softly:
whats to become Of me now?"
Your Honor LanEdon's voice was
| cXultantiy happy and his hand caught
and clung TO Mary's, Your Honor. tho
defendant desires to know what is to
become Of her.
'Shc is discharged" answered His
Honor with smile, and made no cf-
fort To stem the cheers that rose. fill
corridors, proclaim TO the world al
; large that Mary Page was free!
still more cheering throngs greeted
her when she merged from the prison
a little later with Philip and her
mother beside her, aud they followed
! the speeding motor for blocks. shout
ing their acciamati"ns and cougratu-
laticns, while Mary nestled contcntcdly
against Philip.
Forgotten were the days OF horror
following tho death of Pollock and
her arrest for crime she knew Moth
Ing of; forgotten even were the un-
pleasant moments when Pollock pur-
sued her with manifestations of his
unwclcome love.
1t tho most wonderful moment
Of her life
And YOU never suspect Cd" she said,
at last. and Philip shook his head
Not Shall he said IL was look
nc for some one else"
Nov don't talk any more about it,"
said Mrs. rage, quietly "'ro-morrow,
Mary, am going I" take YOU back to
the country and keep YOU until Won
have put this dreadful thing out of
your mind forever"
and then" said Mary. wistfulIv. ~
Will come back and take M my work.
Laned"n frightened his arm about
her
And then" said he, YOU will come
back and marry me fcc is always
paid 4 lawyer for services rendered
ask the birrcs, ono in tho world
Mary--wil YOU pay ~"
And what her lpw-voiccd rcrIv was
r. hpr IOnibc, i.,,o,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Provided Memorial, 10 uu,,,,d

Especial 10 The Times DISPATCH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA May -
Mrs. Mamie Ashton, wife Of D,. Law
renee Ashton. formerly of This city.
who died some time ago At hcr home
IN Dallas. TcX., after making be-
quest of 5000 t" the Mary Washinc-
ton Hospital here. provided in her Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
w oman and Home

considerably OF tho old time tailor
made, except that il hts loosely and
has dhc msuuc larc THIS effect. how
ever is sufficiently modified to bs
graceful II pcr1nits tho material
which is foiE"t check in old gold and
"iack--to FAIL into decided point
over either lar. and, placed In the
corner OF the 'point. is pocket with
nap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
divides Profit. win Em,,,,cc,

Especial To The Times Dispatch
FREDERICK SBCRt; VA Nav -
The Washington Woolcm Mills Com
pAn!, Of this city, which has had a
most successful yosr. ON MAY 10 viii
distribute among its employees $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06
Aliens FoOt.EaSe for the Troops

Many war zon- hospitals have ordered
Aliens Foot Ease, tho antiscpiic powder
Tor use among tho troops. Sh,Ncn into
mo shoes and used IN the foot-hst Aliens
root -l."s" StNc- rest and comfort taxes
N" friction from tho shoe. aud prevent,
n" t'ct getting tired o. fco,-surc Drug
and Department stores everywhere soil II
25c. Dont accout any suha,i,utr r., il;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

Tor memorial window to he erected
IN st Georges Episcopal Church. Fred.
cricksburG, Va. to tho memory Of her
late husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

fNe Teeth and Wisdom Teeth.-A
reader asks II extraction of tho cvc
teeth can cause any strain or the ewes
"" is forty. and doesn't want To take
amy chances of iuJurinc his cycsirh,
Answer No. but wc have known *
traction OF wisdom tooth 10 reduce
= ':irly Intelligent human being TO the
''Nei o. INC roaring beast for the time
hoing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

: jolt FOR III" Rcd Corpuscles |,
ne proper and Intelligent use of IN
electric vibrator beneficial for ancn,i.
ns"ei-- Hardly, hu, The appara,u:
IS very amusing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

S'rofuia Is tuberculosis Kindly OK
pIain The difference between scrofula
and tuberculosis
Answer-No difference Scrofula is
the older name. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

'Vn the fire escape, standing Fat
tened against the wall. so that any
body looking at the steps wouldn't
sec ne"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

'"ilowinstalso desirable trick o,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
MASTERS COUNCIL
HOLDING SESSION
Cook Presented With Jewel
After Royal Arch MasonS
Have Election.

Tn" grand council nj Huyt nud select
Masters NJ oklahoma were ",cmpih
ing council degrees NJ India Temple 10.
day Tho work Nns expected tu CON
tlnuc until tonight. and IN Friday the
knights Tcmpnr grand romm,ndory viii
begin an assembly
Past Grnnd High Priest Edglr COOK
ot oklahoma Ciil vas giy'u very beau.
tlful jewel W'dn'tdN afternoon after
m, Grand chapter ot Ro,p' Nf,h Nip.
sons had elected a." following officer
James Scott Nufkugr, grand hvh
priest U'u u Nshbfook. VI Reno dcru.
q, grand high pfi-si Jnb-r n Mann.
NcNl'si"r. grand King : Angus Gillk
Frcdcrick. grand scribe otto \ Shut.
tee. ~ Reno. gfind treasurer Loo 4
ucnnctt Nuskogc,. grand secretary
CnssiuS NJ burnett. NoWklrk grand ler
tuf'f llnInd u Downing. A,oks. grand
captain host William ] Syhnricr NJ.
Alcstcr. grand marshal Eugene T. Ne.
Mahon. IRVtnr. ,rpnd principal .oinurn.
~ " " Mclaughlin rnNhusks. gthni
royal arch captain Ernest I. Wilson,
Tulst. grand master third toll Edward
= Gallup. OklNhuma Guy grand master
second veil John " klrr Nu-knycr
grsnd msstr. first veil Robert iIoig
.nn. Cnrdcll. gfnnd chaplain John 4
Walker. Tulsa 'ipud sentinel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
RUSSIAN FLEETS
CAUSED TURKS TO.
FLEE TREB|z0ND
Strategy Played Big Part IN
Capture Of City; 0ttomanS
Lose Asia Minor.

rETKOGrNU Npu 90 Nu LondouJ
lu'l drtnli. n'' rrill mrklug of the .'r-
pfIHingl swift descent of the liuffiIuS
uruu Tr"hlluud nud the strategy "hi'h
forced IN, rIrhh 10 abandon lhc cN
which W'h German assistance they hnd
made every rffou 80 convert into q
stronghold lmprrguublr against Russian
attack from Nh, .or ur land Hut. n'.
roIdiug tu the hicI dispatches. ~ de-
D.tirc piii m The Russian operation Wa
played b, the Iih,k Son fleet which
moved forward for some dlsilur" beyond
their ohi'ctiv" rud sent troop. tHhuf"
considerably To- the westward ~ I'hi-
zund, threatening 10 outpp ~" Turkish
garrison A. soon pS the Turk Nituc7s'd
the Russian preparations io band hD' oud
TrChlInnd they gave up uli irsl. iiu'"
and sDnit'fcd pcll men iu the Two difrc-
ton. open to them one the route rluug
the 0or,i aud the other 10, road south
west toward lr1iugin
Trobizond contained II garrison of hc-
tween e. unu lni GUnDu Wnl pul of
these troops effected their oyrip' u it
not poHihI" 10 ril. hu' 10 lH believed
here that barge nuwLrfH VDf, rut or
and made prisoners o.. the force. landed
from The Russian tranap0flF \ DonTilof
able amount ~ war booty. luplud,ug u
large number of ln''.t itp, German hcl s.
suns we're lor behind
WIN tho mll of rrohlLoud the Turks
lpr m, second o' 'hclf t,n pnnrlrsl
fortified points IN N.l, Minor and win In
tho future have iu depend .ololt upon
impro, "d defense. and m, ulllrh IN.
nculticr ~ N" ,ouufp 'o prevent mo-
westward ~ ccp Of ihc lWtH,u rpu,'aiir
armies
TfrhEond mover h,fur. .uffcuIrr.d .d
10 Russian urms although i' was throat.
"nDd from Unmi u ls.i IuI 'tc moral
effect ~ the victor, u b. con 1cr.I
here VIII bee "uurmo..
Russian observers arc sp'.ulrt.ur ul
m, posshili', ~ 10 .urr,.sui ,Enmpigr
against Coussntluoplo from rho west
rnd 'spf'-Hct iH opinion tNtf M, dr
f'nt ~ th, OTTOMAN empire h,v been
/ brought dc,idDdl, nearer. which would
mean that Hussi, and Grrrt Hriisiu .puI.
/ then release iuf'c. uoN occupied ngHIn.i
Turkey. aud turn them against GERMAN,
md AuatffH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
DANGEROUS CA[0ME[
IS SELDOM SOLD NOW
Caome Saae Makes You Sick and You Lose Days WO-Dodsons
Liver Tone Acts Better Than Ca|ome| and Is Harmless for q
Men, Women ChIden-Read Guaranteed

Every druggist here yes your dwgg, and
eycpbjdy, druggist Ia, noticed a great falling.
off in the sale oi calomcl They All give the
same reason nol,ons Liver Tone j, taking It's
place
"talomcl ], danr,rnu, and people know It while
Dod,on's Liver Tome j, safe and give, better rc.
suits. said prominent local druggist Dod,on,
Liver Tone Is personally guaranteed hy every
druggist, Nargc iamly-sitcl bottle cost, only 30
cents and IT you tnd i, doesn't take the place oi
dangerous ,ali,ating calomcl YOU have onl, to ask
for ynur money back
Dod,on', Liver Tone IS a pleasuta,ling pure.
~ vegetable remedy harmless To both children
and adult, Take a spoonful AZ night and wake up
feeling fine NO sick headache blousncss. acic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

10 member "f 'hc board Of stewards -
the Methodist Episcopal church South.
llihuugh hr b. mot affiliated io,tli, with
that church llr has agreed iU ni.
funds iu hslu pas lhr silr ut tn, u,-.
iuf ih, Nst IS k,mp 8UU rfss
funds will w. collected hrE,N frHr none.
church w'wh'ts vbu h1,r au interest IN
iEr U,WWigu
Men who never attend church tri vhs
tuulrauiN h'Nr Hu Nulr Interest N
church s,uNiIr- U,,, bEfryI iu Iss Uh.
crafty SsKImSni Ir rruvirr and % ,
probable M hsfurs ib' end w 'Nr wear
iN, N'ihojis's U'r'|aia Url Christian,
viii htN, started or completed mudrfr
new church ,uinrrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
THE KERR DRY GOODS COMPANY, OKLAHOMA CIT

Frazer ~ Wet second pui lrucst
tlurhhn tl5 Wt' s,Uund
sCuOpi EIruuu r.iuIr \ o..
rionb n. homer ior ht,lrs neither i''n
ths,ut from upf tafdN Ht school FOR five
trpfs Wa given rhUrHi,, n state SuU'
rfiu',ndrnt u N Wilaun tD Laura lil"s'
som. srhuuI rif' of tp,u' .nuur li'l
.Uhuui ATTENDING. f',Nfi frf rs, year.
s u,fi,gi
TWO pII IN rNWiN N'vs OFF 'hs
tytth ni Mrs O. g. Tumhl' and hvi
infant ,biIu ~ tho holm. uf boz wuih''
100 pauHH T.u.. H few i,N sgu wa. u
.sitri bi iN, criminal court vi Nrp''l'
rhu SHE wee tho Wi'' ui g. l.
rtmil, former sN ..rfk iu lIIs, l'.
W Nfm.uuug uf hH criminal ,npI' d.
'rp'tls
REPEATS L'ruul5 rh, uuNdsN
~ IN, Tbrrsurhi.HI sr,',N win ,'ur,l
ihr i-,tufr. Ih,u. ulN 1ui Christian
.u,." ttidt, ry,riur it 4 u.rlu,t. iu ih'
h,u of thr NDul prawet, .bro'
Terminal NrUbd' The puhN, BE- iu
Nt,d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
HUGE INCREASES IN
FOREIGN COMMERCE

WNSHlNGTON. Nprll 20 rufclrn
trade statistic, complied Wrdn' DAY m
N, bureau of foreign and domestic com.
mr,rr show that export tct the cleht
months 'ndir, with February were val
u.J at nearly 81 nun uun rnn mote than
il,o-, iot the corresponding richi month.
~ the year htfrt' Imports W thu snWc
l,tiod increased D., i3,n unu,uln
supplies iur tho lll,d pfmirE continue
,o lead the rspuu nst m value NJ hip.
mrnia with y,rf. Increasing vnnsirn
mtn,s Values oi 'Npufis tut the rlHhl
months rndinE With February atr pu'
Bt ,lsi2 osl $50 lmpofl. iof tho righ'
tnunihs ntr given ~ ti.spi oOo 600
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sour stomach or clorucd bowel, D,l,ou's Live,
Tone doesn't gtipc or can,c inconvenience m mex,
day like caomrl
Take dose oi caloncl tonight and tomorrow
You will iccl sick. weak and nau,catcd Don't Use
a days work
Dol,ou, Liver Tone !, real liver medicine
You'll know It next morning because you viii
wake up with your head clear Your liver active.
bowel, clean breath sweet AND stomach regulated
You will iccl cheerful AMI lull Of vgor and ready
for a hard days work
lou can eat ANYTHING afterwards without risk
OF salvatnr Yourself ur your children
Get bottle of Dndsou's Liver Tone and try il
ON NV guarantee Noull never again lnii a ios
OF nasty, dangerous ealomcl into your stomach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
FORMER BANKERS
GET SIX YEARS
Federal Court Passes Sen
tence on Convicted Little
Rock Men: Fined Also.

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UirfsrilU irfr'I president aud y u
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drWrrt Stat, National tark ri iNur
turk veto sentenced sN ,tats zach ou
ut, counts each Ut misappirst,uu uf
lank's urIs and iu tvu ,v.fa each and
u fin. vt 81 600 ini ,Dnspin,, The total
ssh,en,vs THIRTY two YEATS tur each
man vrfv mshr concurrent with tho
iitsi sentence unking ths pfi-un ieim
actually aiN YEATS
iudrv i1huk Nrumans pttsidiur m
Ni,tal ,uufi announced ,hs sentence
Th, defendants irmsdiatrl, ulrd q riia
zion ~ ,ffuf and vsfy ufanttd aI,t,
11t iu which in ulr tm uf rs,,p
iuns rhr, Wrf released rn iit.nna tp
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