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The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS
JULY Is. 1916.

Esis H. to Stanton n sc-nsn, lot a. .yssrr
City View Heishts-Henry q. Gltry trastxe a
u Margaret ". % Isaac sheffsE. lot s.. s7aArs
LsDroit PEt-Amsnda J. Mason TO Pr-saa, b
hsy, part lot u block so.
u NsTtls street northeAE-JGmes z Wh@saley
Cora L Whestle5. lot lsz. SQUARE SIS. 500
fexhAu oAd and Canal rosd nothv1t-Johr,
Brown Ct uH Annie. to James ". Brown, psrc.i
GIls PortioD-Georss J. Burton et w NKr1hs.
r. 70 holliA ". and Mare d HoIhuoos rsr
oescnbed. 40; tr1stS S. $50
ConAscsac1t Avenue HisAlAads-Jo~suS Il Bu-v
TO Hight Co, Inc. lots 50 70 st. bod 2 sd
Nhitehsvep-Johu G. Hineary % ELlz EiIas-x
psrts tract desribsd. so
street pnsJhs3st-winiau J c o'Bu~u
et " Lena NJ. 10 William B. and Jessie p
Nnsni. lot 8. square az so
Third street. between N and n streesx s,rth.ss.-
h1seas @ scssgs Snd Enms L Everett 70 Jo.epa
D. Bailey and Charles W. Rice. original l.t 4.
square Sol. s.
~ G strsst sogthvest-Morris J, Gensb.-s q
uI Minnie % Joesph FsusEo. or1Enal LOT "A
square IT, gA
s'1tesnth street and Crescent place northwest
heAnear hrotkerA Inc. 70 Harry Lee Rust un-
alHoeo ooe-thHd interes in lots - and 100 SQUARE
81. Meridian Hill. aA
Nashins1on HashlSnds-ChSriss G. TWIN N John
D. hFoAod1S lo&s le. 10 and IL, SQUARE ass 50.
Mount PleAssnt-WiIhEm N Stuart Ct uI
Sus&nnAh 4, 70 BENJAMIN b Gr,ISer lotF IA a1s
Ana Be- block i. square 2ao go
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

HB North Capitol street northwsst-Rose Eekolf.
Arthur Ecklof, Anns Oswald and August Arnold
70 Fortunate Nsrozzs, iot "a. square sc. 500.
Petworth-Dayid J. Dul.ssr 70 L&yTeEos z.
and Lucy A. XIX bt 6. saua-e sz5 81 500
x6 street northvus&-l Fank Booth q; VI
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

Of money IN First DEEDS Il Trust CFlrst No-tSsSsp
on Washington, D. c. Real Estate Glvayu sirs the
fun interest promised ard the returu OF al the
Principle due ressTdsss Of the rsryllg inoo8es and
values o. other securities, and they s1h5ect
to tA1ation- We hSU been successfully engaged in
making thsss investments for oaI clients for nors
than a quArt1 Of a century. Inrestnsuu SS. $50
to 5000 at S 5A. and peE eeni nov ready for
denrsry LArge inveStmeutE uade
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

IoIaI slCs. s+5b wares, against 80 80 Yesterday
525 20 week ago and IA, ,N9 a yesr ago From
January 10 date 81 70 67i sgainst 60 SO O6s year
ago and iz S5,525 in 1914.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
rurn,.Ard b, w. B. Hlbs. . Co

SAILS.
Capital Traction. 5 at IS. at ss.
Lsrsto- ~ at s2S. % at s2s. 20 at ssil.
After call:
Cspstal traction s.. 500 at lCs.
Washington Gas Light. 10 at 70.
6raphophoue lst %, $40 at l0l.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
WIN. &. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Building. so7 18th St.
WANTED-HoUSES.

WANTED-eROOM HOUSE n NORTHWEST.
between 9Th, loTh r and p sts easy terms; not
over S. S0 address BOX Gr. He-1ld oHics
TWO HoCsE PEINTLRs APPLY 10 % 81
ne B BLACK
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

sosrr 70 LOAN ON GPPsovtD cirr man
state at lowest current nta; 1<caxl p~1ytiess
v1th respect 70 Irior psyDso> T11Ek a auTb-
IRFoBD. Inc. u istb -
S0NEY 10 LOAN-szs 10 &1 an on o. q
real estate Several trust funds t,4 70 q p~f c-rt
Al TN nsartions eondacSso With scounasczi cnru.H.
srsuon for borroyerx wN- h sAUNDEks q
o.. souahez buAaanS ~ UA y Al
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20
FOR sALE=SUBuRRAN.

FOR sALE-L1RGE Lon WITH H0TSE n
course Of construction; lumber enough % ground
TO almost hnish sane; situated IL TsknnG PGri
Nd; cieS- title. pEice, S75. AppIy 20 owner,
ALFRED RAY SIS 10Th St Nv
The Washington herald., 1916-07-20

FOR RENT-n-R0OM HoCsE II Go0D Re
pair, llo5 81 nv. SIS Der mOuth; house ope1-
WILL LEASE NORTHWEST CORNER IiTH
aud 3 sts porthwsr for business purpoSes Tor
Eve years. See Owner IlCl n 81. nv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Many Inquiries
About War Relief
Interest Shown Throughout State
in Work Of the As
ISOLATION.

Interest continues 10 be shown
throughout the state IN the work Of
the War Relief Association OF Virginia
and rarely week passes that there
is not some new branch organized
During last week several inquiries
came from different sections 10 the
headquarters here asking 'or iuforinu =
zion and instruction about organizing
and all desired facts wcr. immediately
sent To the interested parties Mrs. T..
\. Weller, of Dauvil!e: Mrs. ~ g. Man
son, OF Lynchbura, and Mrs. II. =
Corse, of Lexington, have been in cor
respoudencc with the local ,Saocia .
ton. and sample KITS and patterns for
shirts and pa iamas have been forward
ed to them. II l. expected that branch
circles will he "Igani2ed in these
towns without delay.
Tho Petersburg branch. which. since
It's organization 4 few weeks ago. has
made a rcmarEabl. record. sent away
last week five more boxes. -Four of
them, valued ut S263.25. were forward
ed to France and her allies. They CON
tanned surgical and hospital supplies.
womcn's and children's dresses and
other articles of wearing apparel, but
tons needles and bolts OF cotton and
denim. The other box was forwarded
to the British II was valued at S7Io7.
and contained surgical shirts, night
shirts. bed Jackets. bed vests and bolts
of towelinE.
The Floyd Avenue branch sent In TO
headquarters box containing surgi =
cal dressings and a box containing sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
PARTY GAIN IN UNITY
OF ROOT AND ROOSEVELT
""h""hr"hs in Capitol Believe Former
president Desires to rick
Candidate.

WASHINGTON. April 2-Accordi,.
[" information which reaches V.ch,
"S'"'' the accuracy and sincerity of
/ Nhl'h - unGUcstionablc. tho rcrou-
. ciiiauon Of Elihu Root and Thcodoro
Roosevelt in New York Friday y,
NobeTt Eacon's home. in the presepc,
OF senator Lodge and General Lconar raj
wood, bids fair To be OF far-reachine :,
fohtlcal Importance to the progressive
anu regular wings OF the RcpuhlIcon
party.
me information lays stress upon the
po'nt that this expected benefit is "a
accrue 10 the party as a whole ana
, 'hat Tor the present, at least the re-
union cannot lac construed as having
any bearing upon the personality nf
pres idcntinl candidates
Every Republican Of Importance at
the Capitol Yesterday was appraised of
In" exact nature OF Fridays meeting
ana its profound Significance 10 the
party At large. without respect to per
sons That r.ihu Root and Tsicodore
Roosevelt arc again in a position where
theN can confer together. and. as every
body believes. bc able to work to-
Sethcr for the good Of tho Republican
parry, is contamination long dc
NohiiN desired and for which there
was general congratulations.
" has been known to leading Repuh-
leans for some time that Colonel
Roosevelt gricvcd over his alienation
from Elihu Root and considered il one
OF inc GROWING personal disasters OF
inc Spit az Chicago. That they a'crc
brought together on common ground
where they could with dignity meet
inc consideration Of preparedness was
SAID TO he happy augury of tho posi-
hiiitN OF finding still broader highways
whlch th"N can traverse together.
Republicans At the CapitoI did not
constitute the meeting as having any
hearing upon the possible candidacy Of
Theodore Roosevelt for the presidency.
The best informed Republicans i'm the
party leadership do not believe Colo
nel Roosevelt desires TO he n candi :
date. They arc convinced that he has
u definite program, which does not In =.
cludr his candidacy except under the
most remote contingencies.
They believe he is intent upon re-
uniting the party and defeating Prcsi
dent Wilson, and that there is no sacri-
fce which he will not undergo 10 eff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets

1t is an unnecessary risk. Use the
safe anuscptic ana gcrmicidc. Absor-
bne, Jr.--it kills germs quickly and
surely without any possibility OF
harmful results; made OF pure herbs
non poisonous, and there is no danger
whatever If the children get hold OF
the bottle. 1t retains its germicidoi
powers even when diluted one part OF
and its antiseptic powers ono ,,art
Ahsorhlnc. .lr;. to 200 parts water.
The Rermicidal properties OF Absor-
bnc. .Ir. have been tested and proven
both in laboratory and actual practice
Detailed laboratory reports mailed
upon request.
bottle at druggists or postpaid
liberal trial bottle postpaid for lOc
in stamps.
w. i. YOUNG, r. d. T.,
279 Temple ST., Sprinsfeld. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

feet that end. They know. OF course,
that he expects to be consulted in the
selection of the candidate and think
thar he would be nightly pleased IL It
( should turn out that he is allowed to
p.Ck the man.
They think If ne could be the War
wick OF the next Republican candidate
hc would throw himself into the cam
paigu heart and soul for the Republic
can ticket.
Important results ia New York poll
tics are expected from tho Root Roosc-
Welt reunion. With these two mon
working together in harmony Sew
York Republicans here look for gem
eral tightening up OF party lines and
q Strong delegation to the Rcpubl can
national convention ready TO exert
themselves for party agreement and a
strong candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
BREAKING OUT ON
FACE AND HANDS
Became Solid Eruption, Did Not
Dare to Wash Hands, Face
Was AwfuIIy Dishgured,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

When was In Ill health my impure
blood caused my face to break out. and also
my hands. The general appearance Of tho
breaking out was small blisters accom- pauied
by Itching. I could not rest day or nighb
for good uhio and the scratching OF my
skin made the blisters become a solid erup-
ton. was told It was eczema aud | did
not dare to wash my hands or face for every
time did 1t. It seemed to get worse. My
face was arfully disngured.
1T lasted three months and used -
sslvs and other remedies but they did not
amount to much. ! was told TO use Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and I did 60. l
used them according to directions and now
! am completely healed" tSigned) Mrs.
Estella Cooke. 525 9Th Avo.. Columbus.
Ga. July 80. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
Dress postcard "Cutieura, Dept. L, hos.
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
FINAL K IN MERRiMACK
ADDED BY HOUSE VOTE
Nn>sa"husrtts Congressman objects to
Omission In Rivers and IIur-
bors BILL.

WASHINGTON. April John Jacob
Rogers. who represents a highly cul
turcd and orthographically correct con-
s,!tucncy In Massachusetts. arose in
his wrath in the House Yesterday af-
terNoon during the debate on the rivers
and harbors bill and hemoaned the
fact that his favoritc rivers name was
spelled wrong In the bill. !, Is the
"M"rrimack.' and John JACOB called
attention TO the fact thar the bin has
it "Merrimac"
Il have been struggling ever since I
came TO Congress 10 have the Merri-
mack River spelled correctly" ne said.
Tile government printing office has
IN aversion TO spelling II tile original
and Indian way. Thc geographic boa I'D
this river and th"y handed down an
official ruling that the river should be
sne!led with a final TX want TO be
known as the man who sunk the X
in Mcrrimack."
Il object To anything being added 10
TINS bill unless II he IN the measure
.: preparedness" solemnly announced
Representative sims, of Tennessee"
Nouid not q river he harder to take
II u bad an extra letter." asked Rem
resen'atire Mann, the Republican lead
sims g" ~ =
Thercupom the House solemnlv voted
ON the Rogers suggestion.
MI those Ia favor say ave" said
me chatham OF the committee of the
whole: and there was a chorus o:
Those opposed
90. n,'eereupon Nick Longwor,h bawled
80. AT tho ton OF his voice. because
ne believed schedule X was i'm danger
piVision," called out Representative
ne House then stood un to 10 yo,na
an" mere were siXty-fvc members on
men ,ret IN favor OF putting the . X
worth voted in tho at,Irma,i,n ,
ins all tho time as if he wonid nnynr
therefore In the House i, is now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
ALEXANDRIA VOTERS
IN READINESS FOR PRIMARY.
Especial to Tho vj,,.s.niso

Special To- The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April ALI is
III readiness for tho Democratic pri :
mar for Mayor which will be held
on TnesdaN. The candidates are Mavor
lh"mas y. Fisher and lanes NJ Du-
can Both have made a very active
canvass ana the Indications are that
the race will he a close one
In addition 10 nominating Mayor.
TWO members from The Common coun-
Gil from 'hc Second Ward are to he
chosen. The candidates from that ward
are: X. Il. Brumback, incumbent: Henry
* Field, NOW II member OF the BOARD Of
Aldermen from the Third Ward who
recently moved into the Second Ward
and Jerome ltaufmann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
TRAINING SINGERS AND
DANCERS OLE pALIsA N,c

W"lt"r c. Mercer, Mrs. j. Is Bow
man and Mrs William Rcinhardt have
ia charg" the training Of all the bal
iah singers, tinkcrs, .noristorS. etc I'm
iolk songs OF the period one or two
companies OF Boy Scouts are to bc min
s,rels ana 20 be transformed into Eliz-
ahethan strollinr musicians. some OF
"honl VIII play the quaint drum and
pipe OF the time, while others dance
10 their music. the idea being that
me pipe carries the melody while the
drhm makes the noise. Tie Boy Scout
MINISTRIES VIII meet on Tuesday nj 6
CLOCK Tor rehearsal. -Four rehearsals
wees are scheduled for the siugers
inc instruction shifting from ono rroun
10 another Court singers will he
CHOSEN from the professional musicians
OF inc city, Boys and rills will sing
oEc'u'' as theY dance the country
nahc.s. the same groups being coached
nrSt ior more than four dances ami
later on the two together.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
SINGERS AND DANCERS
TRAINING FOR PAGEANT
Committees In Charge Are Perfect
ing Every Detail for Spectacle
at Richmond College.
REHEARSAIS IN PROGRESS
Costume Committee Announces Plans
for High School Pupils and Boy
Scouts Taking Part i'm Dcmonstra-
ton at Wcsthampt0n.

with the Shakespeare Pageant TO be
produced on the Richmond College
grounds at Wcsthamp;on about a month
away. anal preparations are being
made by the committees IN charge
In pcrrccting every detail in the wide
range OF activities Involved. Coaching
in dances. in sports. and in the plays
I" DO gi.en are in fun swing or will
cc during the coming week and tho
committees in charge OF the Stratford
and the Bartholomew fairs are making
arrangements for Tn. events under
their management.
The costume committee for the page
ant has the heaviest OF all the prob
lens. because its work necessarily
touches every participant and It pro-
poses to provide most of The costumes
from Richmond resources ], has al
ready made available about thirty
dressmakers and designers who at in
conceivably small cost can rid the pros
pectire participant OF all responsible
ity for his own costume. High school
costumes have been disposed Of by fur
nishing the school with pictures and
an exhibit Of models. The committee
is busy now with Bow Scou. costumes
, having already sent a large collection
Of pictures and Intending TO consult
the mothers of each troop, having q
typical costume OF each kind cut be-
fore them and showing how these may
be put together. Afterwards any moth
or or sister may have hcr particular
scouts costume cut without charge. to
be taken home and made. ON Monday
afternoon a; $40, tho mothers. teach
cfS OF domestic science and Dthnrs
from the purochial schools VIII meet
in conference with the costume dcsirr
or ana committee; on Wednesday, morn
ing At II o'clock those serving in the
picturesque Elizabcthan restaurants or
ordiuarics. and so until all the groups
TO be costumed have received all the
help they arc needing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
MISS JENNINGS TO WE'D
JOHN B. WOODWARD, JR.
CEREMONY Will Take Place at Home
of Bride During Late
Spring.
RETURN FROM STAY IN FLORIDA
Dance Given 10y Mr.. and Mrs. x. ID.
Watkins at Their Homo on JEFF
tcrSon Particularly Meetings of
Interest to Women TU-Dny.

Bedford Glascocls and his daughter,
Miss Emily Glascock. OF Fauuuicr
County, have been spending several
days In Richmond this week. on route
from Florida. whore they have boon
spending several weeks at Palm Beach
and other places of interest
Miss Glascock spent some time carly
in the season IN Richmond, whore she
Was the guest Of friends. and n number
az charming affairs were given in her
honor.
I'm Farm,iiir.
Miss Katherine stuart. niece IF Gov
nrn"r Henry Carter stuart. ana Miss
Ann Roy Johnston, Of this city. are
visiting Miss Elizabeth Jarman at the
homo of her parents, Dr. ana Mrs. !. L.
Iarman. In Farmvillc. Miss stuart and
MISC Jarman hav" been recent guests
81 tho executive mansion here.
Wood Understandings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin Jennings.
o' Toano. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Marion Hope, TO John
Brockcnhrough Woodward, Jr" Of Rich
rnOnd. The wedding viii TAX" place
iu late spring.
attractive Dnncr.
Au interesting social event OF last
week vas the birthday dance given hv
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. -. Watkins 10 his
daughter. Miss Rctha Na'k>nF. IN ''irN
home. 1872 Jefferson PhrH n" eh''F"
over noor "as thrown mt" ON" ana
r"au'i full" decorated with candles ana
ferns and flowers Ia the di"ins room
I'd hug. birthday c.t" was in evidence.
and Mrs w. y. Wiltshire ana MIS-.
charles Glenn presided al the punch
BOWL y buffet supper VAS served at
Midnight IN orchestra played for the
dancing aud thos" present were. Miss
vita Baker with Roy Mann Miss Doris
co,trci with wellington Cottrcll Mics
fanny Rrnucr with Lewis Hill. Miss
-n,c.Y Gregory with Gcorrr Creu-
~lau. Miss Lena cole with Paul Nc
r,u Nrs charles NJ Glen with charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

j. +. Ray, William Reid and T. l..
Ray were arrested early YESTERDAY.
morning 10y Policemen Dubuque. Daw,
son and Mitchell on a charge Of he!u,
disordcrly in the street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Charged with stealing Win,

Policeman Howell Yesterday arrested
William Davis. coiored. Oh q charge
Of stealing TWO half-pirts OF milk
from the Richmond Dairy Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
WoMEN'S MEETINGS.

i"" '"SU!ar monthly meeting % the
board OF managers ~ the Baptist Home
fpr A@cd VIII be hold ,his morning AT
- o.rlock AT the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

Inc iielpiu;; circle Of Kings paIgh-
t"rS VIII meet al the home OF Mrs
iitfDert Flpurnoy. III North Twenty
thI'd street. TINS afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

t"rs viii meet al the home OF Mrs
ii.ro"ri Flpurnoy. III North Twenty
thl'd street. TINS afternoon at o'clock.
Tile regular monthly meeting OF tho
,oumc.! Of jewish Women viii bc hold
on Tu"sda% afternoon at : o'clock In
IN sabbath school room OF Tcmplc
Fse'h Ahabah pr. stewart, Of Rieh-
mond College, "ill speak on Edgar
Allan Poo, and piano solo Will De
given hN Miss Esther Goldenher- Mem
beers ard friends az Tho council mr..
oord'a'ly invited 10 attend.
w Tia" service % the Kiue circle OF
kins.e Daughters will nee, this ar.
Blair, 29oi East Broad .s,ree,
TIL" resular meeting Of the civ Mis-
sion Nil %" ostponcd from to-day
:" Apri' IN ON account Of tn, visitors
being Interested ia tag DAY
IN" James RIVER Garden crb wul
meet This afternoon at O'Clock win
Mrs. George Ben Johnston. so East
The annual business meeting Of the
irhmond Nurses Club viii be held
TINS afternoon at o'clock i'm the
Y. w. 4 Club room. Election II
officers "iil b." held at this time and
fnii attendance is urged
there viii be "a meeting OF the In =
d"or Garden fcte Association this ar
ternoon at o'clock in room $50 at
the jefferson Hotel
The REGULAR monthly meeting % Tho
woman Missionary Society. Auxiliary
NO. = OF Broad street Methodist Church.
VIII % hcld Tuesday afternoon at 400
o'clock i'm the church parlor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

iu tn" service % the King circle Of
Njns.s Daughters Will meet this az
t"rnoon at o'clock with Mrs. ! Il.
Blair 29oi East Broad street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

There viii bc meeting OF the In :
d"or Garden fcte Association this ar
tcrnoon at o'clock in room $50 at
the jefferson Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

TIL" roSular meeting OF the civ Mis-
sion Nil %" ,poucd from to-day
:" Ap'l' 10 ON account OF the visitors
being Interested 50 tag DAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-31
FAIRBANKS GETS 100000

Douglas Fairbanks draws 100000
year in the movies. while on the stage
he never got more than $500 week
Frank keenan, probably never was paid
more than S400 a week on the stage.
accomplished actor though he is, yet
receives about S65,06O a year for his
work on the screen
w s. Hart makes more than 100000
q year for his bit in the movies. yet
not more than $500 a week did him in
the theater. Lenore Ulrich's stage sal
airy was S20O a week. but mounted 10
$1,000 a week in pictures. Robert War
wick went up from $500 to $1,000 and
Holbrook Blinn from about $500 20
$3.50.
Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin
in their stage days did well TO earn
500 a week Yet Chaplin now gets
$3.50. 600 a year and Mary Pickfords
new contract probably will bring her
over that amount
Other examples are as numerous and
illuminating. The Wall street group
which is reported ready to engineer
merger is understood to have ASSERTED
that il could save more than $lOOO,0OO
3 year in salaries alone, a large part
of which. it was indicated, would be
spent for better scenarios
Oscar APPEL. in the midst of the Will
lam Farnum picture. is still trying to
decide upon an appropriate name to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-31
Nervous Period
icaI Headaches

This trouble commonly called sick head
ache, Is said to be due to the retention of
urea IN the system. Often It is stated thar
= poor condition Of the blood is a cause OF
these headaches, or that It is a nervous
condition; and In certain cases, no doubt
this rs true.
Where treatment is demanded. it is more
A. T. Schellschmidt of LouisyilIe- has
found snti-kamnia tablets to give prompt
and satisfactory relief Rest should be
insisted upon" he says, "and the patient
should go to bed, darken the room, and ali
the attendants and family should be as
quiet as possible An emetic will some
times shorten the attack The bowels should
be kept open with "Actoids"; 8 hot bath and
q thorough rundown with a coarse towel
often give grateful relief Two anti-kamnia
tablets when the first signs appear will
usually prevent the attack. During an at
tack, one tablet every hour or two will
shorten the attack and relieve the usual
nausea and vomiting" These tablets NAV
be obtained at all druggists. Ask for AK
Tablets. They are also unexcelled for ner-
Yous headaches, neuralgia and all pains.