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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
BECAME INTERESTED:
NOW PAYS HOMAGE:
Results Richmond Man Obtains
From Tanlac Prove tO
BE Miraculous.
Gains in Weight and Strength
Hnd All Pains Are Gone.

Most OF ;ie illnesses thai the ncsh "a
hc'r 10, said Mr. T. 4. Prince recently
may u" traced {" Il catarrhal cnu,ii
'lon OF III" stomach and intcstiucs
"Hich IL INC cause OF many dcrangc-
incntS ANA manifestations. anon.
which are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. caused hv
faulty assimilation of food taken min
aud distress in the stomach and in,r.
tines caused by fermentation. gene
raphs i"ul gases. producing q full or
hlodliig sensation aud sometimes. E,
pressure around the heart. ana other
painful indications tina; the vital ar
EanS need attention. Many pcopi. II,
Richmond arc So addicted. hnt Tnnl,r
has been relieving The suffering Of
thousands
one Of chem is VI. NJ McN.nror a
WE'LL known stockmar uf this town
VINO suffered from these symrton.
HI" relief has been marvellous. lat
- the same as Tanlac has been doing
al! over The country. Here il how he
toid il 10 me:
" ! was bluatcd up from ras forming
on my stomach. Everything ale
would cause Il tuliucss and ru,nbliue
IN my stomach. was very dizzy ana
was so weak uat could hardly lift
my head 10 look up. Al times would
have severe pains in nay chcs, and
stomach. and my sleep was broken and
disturbed. Tn" Tuu!ac testimonials
printed in the papers finally won me
interest,", ana decide" 80 try it, I am
not troubled with gas on my stomach,
al all now. My appetite is fine nov
ANA digest everything ! cat am
not troubled with dizziness aud am
gaining my strength back. Since tax
!n@ Thniac ' have gained "A, least ten
rounds, aud fec! and look like "A dir
fcrrNt person.
Taninc ~ wonderful medicine.
and ihc results 1 have obtained are
miraculous. have written TO my r""-
pm ia Kansas advising them to take
~ certainly recommend IL TO those
suffering az I was"
Taniac. the Master Medicine Is now
s"in IN Richmond through the Polk
Milicr Drug stores exclusively. Mr. r
I. Prince, the Tanlac representative /,
!" De found AT the Broad and Third
street store. wher. he VIII courteousiy
explain Tan:ac To every one. Price, 81
per tlc.--AdNcrtiscmcpt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
FUNERAL OF Mr.. GLASGOW
VIII rnkc rInce To-day Mt noon
From Second Presbyterian
Church,

The funeral Of Francis Thomas elias
gov. WHO died on Saturday morning,
VIII take place to-day AT noon from the
second l'resbytcrian Church The hon
"rary pallbcarcrS will be the elders
from the Second Presbyterian Church,
witch was the expressed wish Of Mr.
Glasgow. who, for thirty years was
AN elder in the church.
The active rallbcarers will he Young
relatives. associated with Nj elias
COW At tho Tred".ar Iron Works They
are as follows: Archie Anderson, Jr.,
!. l.. l.. Anderson, ST. George Andcr-
son. Graham u. Hobson, Frank Hob
som, dcliramcniicd Hobs"n. William
Trainham and John Aiken I;ranrn.
Burial VIII he In Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

are promptly relieved by applying Alb
Sorbine, Jr.. the antiscptic liniment
IL Is soothing, healing and inyiror.t
inS--puts vim and energy into jadcd
muscles. one Of the many enthusiastic
uscrs writes: I received the trial hot
Ito Of Ahsorhinc. Jr.. all right, and %,
that time WAS unable to walk witbont
81 cane. Just around the house. us.1
IL freely and inside OF two DAYS rouIJ
walk without limping. something
had not done in two months. went
to the drug store and procured &, On
bottic and to-day can walk as good
ny ever. I'll never be without IL
am recommending 1t 10 everyone
can for am II living Witness"
NbSorbinc, Jr., should alwSyr he ker+
nj hand for emergencies. ''
~ druggists. 800 and 5000 hot,
tic or sent postpaid. Liberal trial hDt
tie FOR Toe IN stamps
". +. YOUNG. p. u. r,
~ LtmDLe 81. Snringield. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
AIbcrt Sidney Sncncer.

iSpcGial TO The Tincs-DIspatch.I
~ NCHBultG. VA, January 3O.-AI-
bert Sidney Spencer. Jr., formerly of
Lynchburg. died on Thursday at Rocky
Mount. \. G., where he had been III for
two weeks, of typhoid fever. He was
a graduate of II local commercial col
ltEc' an" h;'d been working several
years in Rocky Mount He il survived
by his father, w. y. Spencer. and u
sister Mrs. j. w. Tones, Of Thaxtons
and was II nephew Of w r.. Spencer. OF
lynchhurE. Tho body was inferred al
mo Old home of the family in Buck
ingham County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Il premium on neglect OF the privilege
OF the franchise. Whether il does or
does not, my opinion is of no value
but that IL ought not 10 do so there
cal be only ono opinion among intel
!Sent and wcll-ucaning citizens. Let
Us hay" the charter commission--and
constitutional amendment, too. IL
necessary. rs soon as the machinery
can revolve.
In this l am speaking for myself
ana have 40 authority 10 speak for
amy one else"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Representative Bruckncr wants ono on
the Borough OF the Bronx. New York
CITY" Representative Earliley, Of Ken
lucky. WHAT'S one in his State. Repre-
sentative cariu. Of Virginia. thinks one
should he located near the former room
OF George Washington's Masonic loicn
In Alexandria. Va. Evansville, lid.
is til" choice of Representative I.:cb.
and Moundsvillc is the ideal location
selected by Representative Nicely, OF
West Virginia. Representative Korop
wants one n Green Fay. Wis. and Rep
resentativc Cary would locate one az
milwaukee. Representative Wheeler
wants one In his home town, SPRING.
field. Mass.
NOT PARTICULAR
- TO LOCATION
Representative Taylor. of Colorado
and Cullop. OF indiana, are not particu-
lar rs to the location of their $4,000. 600
armor plants. They simply specify
that they shall bc in their respective
congressional districts.
Representative O'ShauGhncsSv, OF
Rhode Island, wants Il $20Oo.000 pro-
jec;ile plant on the shores Of Narragan-
set BAY. and Representative Sullvwav
OF New Hampshire. wants u dry dock
To cost the same sam II; the Ports
month Navy Yard.
Representative Caustick. OF New Ter
Sey. draws no state lines. lie has i'm
trcduced - bill approrriat'nE $4,000.
un0 10 organize Il force of mobile coast
artillery, siNtccn-inch guns mounted on
t'ailroad cars, TO cover the whole At
lantic Coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Germany Will Make
No Further Concession

LONDON. January sO.-'Thc Daily
Expresses Geneva correspondent
quotes the FrRnkfurtcr Zcituug to
the effect TINT Gcrmnny's final an
aver In tho LuSItnnin case hns been
submitted To Washington. und that
"thr action of the submarine COM
mnnsicr IL not disnpprOycd. nn,I Ger
many viii nuke NO further conccs-
SiOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

larry Wooding and members OF tho
oNcrbey FAMILY attended. The scrytce
was held this afternoon from the norch
or the home OH James Street, after
which the casket was carried across
the street into Lecmont Cemetery. It
WAS one or the most largely attended
funerals held here In recent years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
GERMANS RETAIN .Kut ,D
GAINED NEAR NtJ\IIjf

EERLI%. January 80 ,by wireics. 10
Salr!lle) .--..I the ground ca!neG BY
the Germans in ;heir offensive move.
mchis near Neuyiiic and south 81 INC
sommc. r'por'cd Yesterday has hecn
retained. !. appears from to-day? Of
hoisi statement by army headquarters.
The French countcrattacks having been
Tepulged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
REPRESENTATIVE KAHN
MANIS INAIING 90 A,IIAN

Representative Kahn wants 4 coaling
station on san Francisco Bay. Rcnrc-
sentative Elston wants an armor plate
plant there. So does Representative
curry Representative Kent suggests
new naval aud military academies am
an aviation school on the California
coast
tcpi sentative Holland. OF Virginia.
wants tho Norfolk Navy Yard made tn,
blS building yard of the country. and
therefore. mas Introduced bill for
building ways, dry dock and equipment
Representative Tague. OF MasSachu-
sets. wants the Eos: on yards similarly
equipped
Representative" Tavenncr. Of Iiinois.
whose district includes the Rock Is
land arsenal ana who is conducting =
vigorous campaign against mili,arism.
has Introduced bills appropriating mil
lions 10 build armor plate and gun
forging plants there.
IN" standard apprcpria lion demanded
:or government armor plate plants is
N" modest sum OF 81. 0oO 600 and there
ar" Il score or more or hills for these
plants. Representative Summers wants
ON" ~ Dallas, Tex. his home town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Germans Hold Ground
Gained From French

~ EUiIN reports that MI OF the
- ground the Germans gained In
their intrst offensive I'm the vicinity
OF Ncuvilic nud soutI, Of the SOmInc
River rcmaius I'm their hnnds. de-
spite strong French attacks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Euncrnl Of iiIKh Held.

Especial 10 The Times DlsnatchI
DANNllLE, VA, January 3GZAIore
than 500 people attended tho funeral
Of Miss Halle Reid, who died on Thurs
day in the hospital as n result OF being
struck by w. y. Dvcrbey's car Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Little lighting has been going ON
ON tho Russian front. except near
lsciczckU. ON the DukONInn from
Tier. where repeated ATTACKS by the
tussinus nGainSt the tnstrO-iiun-
Snrinus are declared by Vienna to
have been repulsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Special "a The Times Dispatch
LYNCH Bl fiG. VA. January 20 b
". Trent, 81 native Of Campbcli County,
VINO spent most OF his life in Lynch
burg. died on Saturday night at the
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. +. r.
stairs, here. He had been III for sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Social Workers Meet To-day.

Thcr. viii he It meeting of the Coum
ell OF Social Workers ~ the Ccntrm
Young Mems Christian Associations thi.
afternoon IT $50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
To fortify The System Against Grin

When Grip * prevalent LAXATIVE BRoNo
C!ClNlNt. should he taken. rs This romhin.-
i"n ot QUINN" with other inJr.Ii.ntS. do
s'r"Ns germs, acts as Il Tonic and Laxative.
ana thus Keeps TIA" system in condition 10
withstand Colts, Grip and Influenza There
"a only ono "BitpMp Qt'ISiEE." T. w
tII.DN f.-S s.EnM.Mrr on hnN. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
ObctiInli AtIxlnann

obcd'aii Atkinson died mt the resi-
uence OF his daughter. Mrs. c. L.. Chris
'iaii. IA North Twcnty-nrst street,
yesterday. He was ciEhty-thrcc years
oi aSc' he leaves one son. Obcdiah
N'kihsoh. Jr.. and one daughter. Mrs
Z. l.. Christian. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow at Mt. Horeb. Caroline
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

crai years. He WAS a Confederate SOL
uIer. having been with Lees battery
during tho Civil War His surviving
ehiiuren are Mrs. IL. K. Stairs and G. e.
ana Is E. Trent, Of Lynchbmrg. and H.
w. Trent, OF Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

tOus:antInoulr asserts that tue
situation in the Caucasus and MesO-
potnmia. where the Turks arc hut
fling rcspcrtivciy with the Russians
aud Brittkh. L. virtually unchanged.
\cnr FeIahic. IL Is asserted that the
Turks captured t.100 cumeis from
tho british.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
W. T.. Carpenter.

Especial 10 The Times DispatchI
LGNCHBCItG, VA. January GOV
r.. carpenter. who was eighty-two
years of age, died to-day at his HON.
III West Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
The Big Gun i'm the Roofing Business

The Generals preparedness consists of the three largest and
best equipped roofing and building paper mills in the world
Each is complete producing unit, manufacturing the full
line of the Generals products Each is advanageously
located in the territory has cheap fuel and favorable
transportation facilities.
The General buys materials in quantities and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Paris says In fresh attacks south
at the Sommc the Germans were
twice rcpulsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

In the Rnlknns the situation Is
quiet. There hnNc hccn the usual
bonn In mcnts on the Austr0- Italinn
front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
NO DiLATORS METHODS
TO DEFEAT PRINCIPLE

The other matter on which J have
an opinion ~ this There must he no
'ltaiorN tactics. intcutiound or unin-
i"niioncd, which would defeat the prin
ciri" of II charter commission at the
meeting of the General Assembly. do
n"l think there viii be Hut should
anN attempt hc made by any mo, in
sympathy with democracy hone m.
people 80 Richmond will again make
known their power as they HAY. done
in Inc past
"And by the principle of charter
commissions | mean initiative by a rca
""han!c percentage Of the actual vo-
'rfs. popular election OF u charter com
mission at large: reference OF tn. n.w
charter 30 the people. and acccp,arce
or icj:ci"n by a majority OF those
, voting Ia" amcndmcn, of ;hc char
. ter commission bin 10 make il IN hnr-
noh% Win The supposed meaning Of
TIA" Constitution would be Ia civ. rs
something as bad ~ unconstitutional
itN--wort hlcsSncSS
'i'i2cns &C Richmond. lot us keen
hcl"rc our cNcs now mud ~ Tn. comb, 70
weeks tn" "i"an-cu' issue shall Rich
ln"nd be unshacklcd? Shall We have
. IN" privilege OF the careful cXa,uina-
| ZION al our form of government through
representatives. chosen directly nv us
l"' that single purpose And shall
we ""-N '"".f" government adopt cd
10 oUr needs"
Let rs not b" discouraged bv the
1 many obstacles that are bound ~ rise
( along me road rs wc travel toward
/ the truth but let Nv press undaunlcdlv
forward.
Tie drst step is its: charter
commissiom, popularity chosen. ia frame
, an acceptable charter, which canno,
b L." Killed by stav-at home .l,izcus
ritIH"nS who. aV"ldiu.: the ,rouble az
voting can Kin a democrats measure
, 10y inertia II an advantage should he
gwen I" amy. should IL Do. given 10
Z ~" man "no Noi"s. or 10 The man vino
! r"'r"ai' L" his citizenship. refuses 10
, vote would seen peculiar tu Il
J lafntan Il TIC Cou%titut!un Whatever
! is lansuog. might be, purposcly mn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
PREPAREDNESS PORK"
PUTS IN APPEARANCE
Upwards of $500, 100000 OF This
--latest Porcinc Product Desired
by Members OF House.
PACIFisTs NOT BACKWARD
Even Those Who Have Painted
Beauties Of Peace Ask NIunition
Plants or Other Military Estab-
ments for Their Home Districts.
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
NHSHlNGToN January 3o.--"i're-
paredncss pork" is the latest porcine
product to put in an appearance in Con-
i;ress. and bills providing hogshcads
! of il are now before various commit
tees.
These bills provide for arnor plate
piahtS. arsenals, naval stations. mill
tarN training schools, naval training.
! SCHOOLS. aviation stations. aviation
schools. extensions OF navy-yardS and
arSenals. muEition plants and gun
forging plants. Many of them provide
Tor Indefinite appropriations. but the
to'ai demanded 10y the many measures
would run between $3.50, Cc0.0n6 and
$500. n0O, CO0
The paciGsts OF the House have not
neeh backward in this regard. Rep
res"ntative Sherwood. of Ohio, after
ihaNinE IN impaSsioncd nlea for peace
ana iambas;ing the preparedness. Dem
.ocrats-tO such an extent that he was
congratulated by William Jennings
brNan--askcd for S5.000.0no He wanted
me money spent TO huilG II munition
plant AT Toledo. -. the center of his
district. Representative Cox, OF In
diana, after injecting into the Congress
Slonal Record some thousands OF words
about the beauties Of peace, followed
Them with Il bill TO extend indefinitely
me money to be spent on an arsenal
in his district
OF the other members. Representative
Dale, OF New York, "ho looks out 70,
the New York Navy Yard has bilis
pefore the Naval Committee which
carry s2a,hno,oo". He wants an arInui
plate plant at the navy yard. IL dry
dock and equipment for building Dread
nouShts and biz: experimental labora-
tory for TN. use of the advisory board
OF the navy.
Representative Ware. or PENNSYLVANIA.
wants an iron foundry, n dry dock and
research laboratory at the League
Island yards
i{eprcsentatiN" Humphrey. of Wash
ihSton, who has bciahored Democratic
extravaganza almost daily for three
years. wants dry dock and building
ways. and an aviation school 10 cost
S2.ooO,00h on Puget Sound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
INSTITUTIONAL POINT
NOT RAISED Al HEARING

pr. AuderSon'S statement fellows:
Whether or not the provision in the
charter commission bill allowing Il
majority OF those voting is constitu-
tional or unconstitutional is. Of course
= question for the lawyers. and not for
q mere professor. to determine.
SO far as am concerned, | did not
draft the present bill, and would like
TO see il improved upon in several par
iiCulars. II was the best the city Of
ncalS would stand for-not the best
that can he written. On any constitu-
tional question. however, my mind was
treasured by the fact that while the
bill was passing through the Charter
Change Committee OF the City Council,
the office of the City Attorney, and both
houses Of the Council. the conrtitu-
tonai question. 10 my knowledge. was
not publicly raised. Every conceivable
criticism was levied at the plan. many
destructive amendments were proposed.
hut the able lawyers IN these bodies
did not hnd any constitutional objcc-
t!on. No. can ! agree ;hat these able
lawyers hcld back their opinions. Some
Of them have jus; seen what seems TO
them - deficiency IN this bill, TO which
they had formerly given such atton-
ton n required by the duties of their
office, and now with noble moral cour-
aye are confasSinr that they over
looked the constitutional di'liculty
while the matter was immediately in
th.ir keeping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
CHANGE CONSTITUTION,
SUGGESTS DR.. ANDERSON
Civic Association Member Discusses
Opinion That Charter Commits
sion Bill Is Illegal.
MUST NOT STOP PROGRESS
Declares 1t Would BE Peculiar il
Law Places Premium on Neglect
"f Privilege to Exercise Right of
Franchise.

In discussing :he expressed belief
that the change commission
ON IS unconstitutional Dr d X. An
NcrSon. OF Richmond College, a mem
Der OF the Civic Association said YES
tcrdhE that If Il provision allowing n
majority OF the voters in the election
70 accept "a charter formed 10y a pupu-
iarIH chosen commission is uucorstitu-
tional the Constitution should be
changed.
rhc CONSTITUTIONS pr Anderson said.
should not establish injustice and
i'iHuitr and throttle democracy, and
u should not put check on the progress
81 virginia critics thar will handicap
them III The evolution of efficient and
democratic: government. In making
ms statement, Dr. Anderson was care
tGi !" say that he holds the City At
t"rn"N in the highest regard and that
nothing lie said VAS intended TO re
fleet pN Mr.. Pollard or any one else
ni. Anderson argues that value
should De placed upon the effort Of
tGa man who votes rather than anon
TIA" inertia % the man who, :houEl,
qua :iiICd 10 vote. ieihans AT home. :Is
does not render opinion as TO the con-
siitu'ionniity of The proposed cha"tcr-
change commission Dill. but Expresses
nimscit that ii would he peculiar to a
laynan I 1t should appear that, a
premium WAS ptAc,.'i on neglect OF the
privilege OF the fIanCnisc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

far ahead This favorable buying and the pick of the
market.
With manufacturing perfected and cheapened the highest
quality is produced at the lowest cost.
This preparedness enables the General make one-third
Of all the rolls of roofing used All the civilized world
you will find
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
- Not 70 BLAME

u ANA not blaming them bat neither
l. II far or reasonable. 10 shift rcspuu-
slbillt. on the civic Association or amy
other private citizens who made suu
GcStion" Z" them. Like the members
of III" civic Association these gentle
men are trying To 10 their duty as
they see It. ana If any Of them have
mad' mistakes II is admirable IN them
To- point 1t out
As TO whether or not the provisions
OF this particular measure are consti-
tutional, AS 7 said. this is a matter for
Laws or.. ana on this subject have
hccn told mat abb" Law ycrs differ. AS
for the CIV Attorney, have FOR him
The highest respect and cordial good
Will. and nothing in this is intended
!" reflect on BIN in any way o, on amy
one else
Thcr" are, however. two phases Of
this subject on which / have very def
ht" and determined opinions.
'prC j. th.S: If II provision allowin =
"a majority @! the voters In the cleo
non I" accept u charter formed hy "a
ponglari" chosen commission is un-
constitutional, surely the Constitution
should n" changed The Constitution
should not establish iujustiN. and jui-
u'!lty and throttle democracy The
Constitution should not pu, checks
"m the progress OF Virginia cities that
Viii handicap them in the evolution vf
efficient, simple. responsible. and demo
cratic government. If tho lawyers
should after mature study, conclude
that section III Of tho Virginia state
Constitution nuts this unreasonable and
unusual burden on the citica of the
LEI u amend section IL az speedily as
pGSSlpis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
$1,eoo,ooo
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.

DOUuS
blocks . OK In anyN nou for
Hp ri
interchangeable The Bnrs ". trustee.
The Of the Pacific Electric INTO t,
counties OF California having population 09l0 Of
San Francisco oakland communities
served
The franchise rights opinion unlimited in tim.
oex'nd with beyond maturity and
larger OF tao Inc, located
The General and un 5es general mortgage
other acquired by these followed
Gross Earnings Of hc Company during have increased
zSc Net Earnings officially November
90 l9l5 than double bond interest.
Having sold the majority of
S32 and Interest, Yielding 5.45G
DGuipHee
n. ". Halsey & Co. Harris, Forbes & Co.
p.lt;.~.n-o Pine ST.. William
ScwY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Tn. quality of roofing cannot determined by looking it,
or by twisting tearing Its durability be tested
cept in actual use period of years
CONTRARY to populs- belief roofing does QUIT dries
out CERTAIN TED Roofing especially made to defeat
this process Of drying it is thoroughly saturated with
Of hatdrr asphaits which keeps the soft sauraonthe life
roofag-from drying out: This prod nces roofing
pahe, yet durable, and impervious to the elements
CERTAJN-TEED products made under the supervision
graduate chemists and the result OF long
experience mining refining and blending OF these materials
GENERAL ROOFING MAI
Worlds Largest Manufacturer
New Ye,. City Chicago Psiladslph. s. Louis
CneineAH Minneapolis kansas City
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-06-22
At War With Mexico

The Of the Carranza
the United States brought believe
ordnaray existing
would declaration
diplomacy peculiar
small they
would like fight each other and
when fight.
When consider the actions of this the
the bandit nation to the south Of the
said been
been quarrelng fighting
1t would not much if these
civilization,
ghtened parley civilized
ridiculous
of the intelligent naon but the
that
The O.
incident This might happened
Two regular
both of them feels time.
wth
Neither
nation of living lower plane civilization There
dignity honor to out of
believe with is
but likely the
been with that the
method will
thoy disguised
stopped.