davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Adair County news., 1916-02-02

secretary Daniels has appoint
ed a committee of inquiry to fix
theeresponsibility for the explo-
sion of the submarine E-2.
The Adair County news., 1916-02-02

A monument is to be erected
at the grave of Mrs. Aaron Grigs-
by in Indiana. She was a sister
of Abraham Lincoln.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

Rsstor Again out-conductor lie.
sroytR Nestor, watch r0pairer. photo
Igrapher, Ford jitney buster and at
times conductor on the Warrington
lineYof the Monongahela Traction line
IS able to be at work again feeling
rather fare" after his few weeks lay
upaWith mumps.
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MARION LEADS IN
DRY A CULTURE
tcontInned f-om page one.l

cocks and left there for two or three
days. they will have cured nicely, pro
videh the weather has been fair.
For seed production The beans
should he left standing until most OF
the pods have turned. By this time
many OF the leaves will have dropped
and there il little to interfere with
RAPID lryinis No better harvesting
machine car be used than the self.rake
reaper. hut a mOker with side delivers
or with punching attachment does
good work. The object OF this attach
mont is to keep the beans out from
under the team and machine wheels 80
that shattering will he reduced to a
minimum. II a variety is grown that
bears all Of its beans at a sufficient
height. a grain binder is often used.
There is no more danger Of shatter-
ing overripe beans with II than with
n reaper or " If. after cutting
the beaus are punched on racks to
hold them off the ground. little injury
will result from long periods Of Sun-
favorable weather. The protein IN
soy bean hay is greater than the other
preferred hays as the following table
will show:
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SIGNAL
BELT FOR USE
BY GRID LEADERS

Coach Il. j. Hamilton Of the Kcwa.
nee mn high school athletic teams
has received a patent OIL a belt - be
worn by football captains which will
furnish signals for plays during games.
4 double row Of letters and figures
slide hafwcen the outer cover Of the
holt and apcrIures permit the combtnt.
ton Of one lctte- and II figure to
show. The combination a be Quick
" shifted and will do away With the
possibility Of ny member Of the OPP
posing team breaking III plays by hear
ing the signals called.
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Politics or Preparedness?

"a vote for Wilon is a vote
for Daniels"
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Politics or Preparedness?
The appointment OF Newton D. Bak'
er as Secretary of War came as such
a surprise that only now are the real
facts regarding the man coming to be
known. In this connection an inter.
esting light is shed upon him, and
still more on President Wilson. by tho
revelations of William B. Brewster.
Field Secretary OF the National Sc.
curity league. AIR. Brewster relates
that when sent out TO enlist the sym.
pathy and support OF various mayors
in the preparedness movement. Mayor
nov Secretary-Baker was the first
Mayor he called on. Mr.. Baker re.
fused to have anything TO do with the
movement because" he said. ''he was
a paciist and was opposed to the ast'
tatfon for preparedness. lie conSid-
cred the movement based OH hysteTia
and that it was q manufactured war
scare" he quotation is from Mr..
Brewster. MI. Bakers remarks show
that he was in entire sympathy with
that message which President Wilson
sent to Congress a year ago in which
he said that not having been "ncTii-
gent of defense VIC shall not alter our
attitude toward It because some
among us are and excited"
OF course. talking to the farmers on
his recent preparedness tour. Mr.. VIII
son said he had changed his mind
that you cannot afford to postpone
this thing of preparedness" that we
are daily treading among the most in
trlcate DANGERS" that !" new circum.
stances have arisen which make It
necessary for America to defend her.
SELF that 81 don't know what d sin
gle day may bring forth" and, ut
ought not to be possible for the worth
to say that the flag Of the United
states. which we love. can be stained
with impurity.'' AS long as actions
shall continue to speak Iosder than
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

VIII Build Residenee-R. c. Free.
land has made application to the city
authorities for permission to build a
$4,000 residence on Monroe street.
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Social Worker Here-Miss Margaret
Walker Jordan social worker in the
employ OF the Consolidation Coal Com.
Spanyis visiting the mining towns in
this vicinity inspecting the sanitary
conditions.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs: ": a: sturm and daushteF;
Miss Mary, have returned from Salem
:wheSe they had spent several weeks
with relatives. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rishtmire,s OF. Nor,
gantown, were in the city a few hours
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ed the class for the honor conferred
upon him selecting him as the sponsor.

To Take Special course-Dr. c. W.
Waddell left last night for Philadel-
phia where he will take a special
course in laboratory work at the JEFF
ferson hospital. DR.. waddelI, will up
on his return take charge OF the elm
ical Iabratory at Cook hospital, the
purpose OF which is to increase the eff
Rcicncy OF the hospital in its care Of
the patients by placing at their com.
mand advanced methods In diagnosis
and treatment. Dr. Waddell will be
absent several weeks.
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HARYEY,s OPINION
OF SEC. DANIELS
Continued from page one.l

vindictativeness OF its so.called head.
That he ought never to have been APP
pointed Is now REALIZED by all, except
unhappily, the President himself who
we assume. continues to consult him
in intimate fashion" Colonel Har'
vey concludes with these words:
'here for the present we shall leave
the Secretary OF the Navy, drearily
hoping and faithfully promising to
ignore other phases, no less savory.
of his maladministration. unless fin
ally confronted by the dread certainty
that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-12

Inspected Maeeabees-State Com
cander c. c. Showalter, OF Parkers-
burg, was in the city last night inspect
ing a tent review OF the local lodge
OF Maccabees.
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words, however, how can President
Wilson object that men shall believe
that he adopted the preparedness slog.
an purely for political cxpediency and
to make votes.
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Preached at keyser-Rev. A. II.
Beavin returned today from Keyser.
where he preached in the Episcopal
church at that place on last evening.
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tSdpy en- routegtogGratton and clarks:

toaFy ehfFoute UfHtton anu OIaINs5
burg:
MI. and Mrs. A. Howard, who had
been thepguests Of their son.. L. D.
HpSardSand wife. have returned TO
their home in smithheld, Pa.
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Sponsor Meets class-E. r. Moore,
who was recently made sponsor for
sophomore class OF the Fairmont High
school met with the class for the first
time yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Moore
was introduced to the class and made
aspleasing address in which he thank
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Town Talk

SnfoutdofInH BIaZe-The central
70 department was called to the An
dersonSrestaurant last night to ascer.
tim the cause OF dense volumes Of
smoke coming from the floor OF the
Ekchen.% 1t was discovered that a
smallIblaZe had gained a little headway
under3t the flooring. The blaze was eG'
tfnguished without the g OF the fire
hose!
Nsstor Again out-Condhctor lie,
royfR. Nestor, watch ropairer. photo
grapher, Ford jitney buster and at
times conductor on the Mannington
eltneYofsth Monongahela Traction line
81 able to be at work again feeling
rather fare" after his few weeks lay
mp with mumps.
AZ Gas meetina-Edwin Robinson.
{offthis city, a prominent gas operator
ofsthe state, IS IN Pittsburgh today,
where he is a guest at a luncheon Civ.
ensatSt the William Penn hotel by the
Natural Gas association of America.
The luncheon, which will be a splcn-
dtd3atfsir, is given by the Officials OF
the Natural Gas association.
Will Go To Denver-Mrs. C. B.
Nay left this afternoon over the Penn.
9sylYania railroad via Pittsburgh. Tor
Denver. Colorado. where She will
spend several weeks with her son,
Harvey Nay, and wife, who are resi-.
gdents of Denver. Mr.. Nay. who has
been in declining health for some
time, is not so well at this time.
Elected Moderator-Rcv. E. B.
Turner, OF Clarksburg. was elected
6moderator of the Grafton PreShvtCry
at q meeting Of that organization held
yesterday at Warrington. MIR. Turner
succeeds Rev. Mr.. Parks. OF Manning.
ton Q 5 moderator. Rev. Earl y. brooks
was chosen secretary.treasurer to Sue
coed Rev. A. NJ. Buchannon, OF Pitts.
burgh, formerly OF Morsantown.
New Awning. The firm of J. II.
Beckman and Co., yesterday placed u
handsome new awning on the front Of
their store on Main and Madison
streets.
Dunbar School aazar-BcginninS
this ieVening and continuing tomorrow
and Friday nights the pupils and teach
EerBi OF the Dunbar school will conduct
q bazar at the Jackson treet casino.
AsTariety of things will be on sale and
there will be contests each evening.
Social Worker Here-Miss Margaret
Walker Jordan social worker in the
employ OF the Consolidation Coal Com.
spanys is visiting the mining towns in
this vicinity inspecting the sanitary
conditions.
VIII Build Residenee-R. c. Free.
S1andShas made application to the city
authorities for permission to build a
$4,000 residence on Monroe street.
Work On chureh-Rapid progress
issbeing made with the raising OF the
First Presbyterian church and it with
inotlbe many DAYS before the last sign
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Work On chureh-Rapid progress
is being made with the raising of the
First Presbyterian church and it Will
inotlbe many days before the last sign
oft has totally disappeared.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
OLD FIDDLERS' CONTEST AT
Y. NJ. C. A. THIS MONTH

An Old Fiddlers' contest will be held at
the Young Mems Christian association
Monday evening. March q. All con-
testants must be men 50 years Of age or
older. No one younger need apply for
entrance. Write Young Mems Christian
association social committee, Omaha.
Entries must be in by March rs. Saturday.
Three prizes will be awarded: First
prize. gold medal; second prize, silver
medal; third prize. bronze medal.
This has been one of the old peoples
social events every year for the last five
years. Entrants have come in from all
parts of Iowa. Missouri. Kansas and Me-
braska 1t is really one Of the most en-
joyable social events for old folks that
comes to Omaha
All sorts OF music is played-everything
from the old-fashioned hoe-downs TO the
most sacred music. The audience is the
Judge OF the winner. balloting for the
winner at the close of the entertainment.
Each man is limited to playing five min
utes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

receded rapidly and Is now running
evenly I'm the channel.
Railroad officials report that there is
considerable channel ice still running In
the Platte, but that 1t Is broken up 70
such an extent that no more trouble is
anticipated.
Officials assert that 80 far as the spring
freshets are concerned there IL now no
cause for alarm. out in Nebraska along
the lines Of the Northwestern, the Union
Pacific. the Burlington. the Rock Island
and the Missouri Pacific the streams are
practically clear OF ice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

women. The program was followed by g
buffet luncheon. served In the dining
room from one long table. decorated
beautifully in the club colors Of gold and
white Tho officers OF the club acted as
the reception committee. The papers read
at the baby day reception we're by Mes
danes r. g. Oliver. w. II. Loechner.
u w. weich. w y. Vernon and p. 9.
Holder
The Clio study club will be entertained
al the home OF the Misses Fannie and
Rose 0rodlnsky this afternoon. The les
son VIII DO relative to the European war.
The home economies department OF the
lomaha woman's club will abandon it's
regular meeting Thursday morning. but
win have charge OF Thursday afternoons
program at the baby health exhibit.
The board OF directors OF the Social
Settlement association will meet at the
Settlement house Wednesday afternoon
LAT o'clock 70 elect officers for the COM
Ing year.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Visiting Nurse association board OF di-
lrestors win be held Wednesday morning
at 1880 o'clock In the association rooms
at the city hail.
Mrs. r. McEachron will be hostess for
the Clio club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs,
d. w. Morrow win lead the lesson, which
is on a Bay View course Of study.
The General II. w. Lawton auxiliary
10 the Spanish War Veterans will hold
lis regular meeting at Memorial hall
, Wednesday afternoon.
..The Great Unrest" will be the theme
for study by the Dundee Woman's clut
a wednesday at the home OF Mrs. AlleT
/. Koch. Katherine Gerould's ''wesen
donck'. Henry X. Webster's "'rhe New
/, Technique" and Alice Browns The Mid
I. Victorian will be discussed under thu
= leadership OF Mrs. r. A. Beardsley, as
! sisted by Mrs. Charles Leslie and Mrs
: W. T. johnson. Mrs. J. p. Palmer vii
i lead the discussion On current events.
= Humorous stories will be told Thursda,
= afternoon at the public library by Tn
= Omaha Story Tellers' league. Mrs VIII
" liam II. Dox. leader OF the program, vii
tell Much shah Have Little and L.ittl
Shall Have More" by Howard Pyle; Mrs.
NJ T. Lawrence. 9 IIenrys THE Lad
y High Up; Mrs. p. ~, Prltchard. Mar
X Twain's "Huckleberry Finn. and Mis-
p >. Josephine Grant. The Annexation Q
~ cuby." by Alice II. Rice.
10 The closing lecture in the Fine Art
p society course one OF the best ever give
In the city. win be lecture ON ''RenaiI
sanee sculpture" by dorado Taft OF Oh
"a cago. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock 3
:. Hotel Fontenelie. Mrs William "a. UE
= is chairman OF the program commits
!. which arranged the lectures. A bushes
a meeting for the election Of officers 4
n, the coming year will be held March
and the annual meeting OF the soeiei
April Is.
,n Louis H. wstnsore. former literary e.
lb itor OF the New York Times. and a writ
az and lecturer OF note. will lecture und
ey the auspices OF the Sacred Heart Alum
en- nae association Monday afternoon at ,:
tx ! O'Clock. AIR. WetmOre's subject will
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
70 Make the Hair Grow Evenly
ard l.ex1.riiarrtly
Secrets OF Beauty, by Valeska suratt Whose
Fame as Americas Self-Made Beauty
Queen, Is Worldwide.
BY MISS vALEsKA sURATT.

NJ PUNISHMENT and not stimula-
M ton is what hair cells and hair
= roots must have. With this there Is
nothing which can prevent the most lux
uriant growth, for hair is persistent in
its Increase when properly treated.
dare say there Is no hair grower ana
dandruff remover known as effective and
satisfying I'm quick results as my for
mula, made by mixing one-halt pint OF
water and alcohol Cor one full pint OF
befa-ouinol which can be obtained at
any drug store. This formula makes
greater quantity of hair grower and at
treatment, and II Is positively unexcelled;
Dandruff will disappear, your hair will
stop falling take on new life and vigor,
ana grow wonderfully. II. IS a real mar
forcer' bald thin spots will fiji out In
short order. and your hair will grow long
and silky. Try IT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

Iwork of making q geographical and ma
tivity survey tabulation and study Of
groups, selection OF leaders and measur-
ing the affirmative and opposition
strength.
Mrs. Draper Smith of Omaha. ex-stAte
president, has been asked to talk on Uni
flying Allied Strength for Action
There are twenty-one states whose suf-
frage associations participate in the Mis-
sissippi valley conference.
v. w. c. A. Notes.
The vesper service today is in charge
of Mr.. Walter Graham, who has arranged
musical service with the following pro-
gram
Chorus from cholrs of HRnscom Park
Methodist and Lowe Avenue Presby-
terrain churches under direction of Mr..
Graham.
1.-The Publican Van de Water
Mr. Lynn sackett.
MY Redeemer and My Lord" ..... Buck
Miss Marie French.
MY Anchor Holds" ..............,, Townef
Male Chorus.
Recessional .,.......,.,........... DeKovan
Mr. Carl Morgren.
In The, o Lord, l Put My Trust.
Miss Gertrude Akin.
Holy Art Thou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Handel
Chorus.
At the social hour Miss Laura Hyde is
hostess. Light refreshments are served.
The bookcases In the association library
have been opened so that books may be
taken Mt any time. If they are taken
from the building it must be reported to
the general office.
II has been some time since the ASSOC
citation has had a general party. but on
March II the social committee. Of which
Mrs. A: l., Gordon is chairman. Is plan
ming st. Patrick's day party. The COM
nlittee asks that everyone wear some
thing green. Every woman in the city
Is invited to these parties whether she Is
q member of the association or not. Fur
Their details OF the Arrangements will be
given later In the week.
The class in aesthetic dancing is still
open for registrations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
Ice Gorge in the
Platte River at
Mercer Breaks Up

The high water and ice gorge in the
Platte river that caused the Union Pa
cific considerable Inconvenience Friday
in the vicinity OF Mercer. east Of Ere
mont. has disappeared. The water has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

MRS. r. o. R.-Try my following for
mula and YOU will see a wonderful DIFF
ference in your complexion in a short
time The red spots. freckles and muddl-
ness win be no more. and your complex
ion will be the envy of your friends,
who are using mor0 expensive creams
and lots OF labor In the effort. In a pint
OF water. mix one Tablespoonful of gly-
cerine and one ounce of zintone, which
makes a beautiful satiny cream. Your
skin will become exquisitely beautiful.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

MISS BETTY .-Development OF the
bust Is a problem IN many cases. No one
can assure you OF success. Nevertheless.
the following Is worth trying, as Il Is
safe and has produced very decided re-
suits Mix half cup of sugar, two
ounces OF ruetone (obtainable at any
drug store) and half a pint Of hot water.
Dissolve thoroughly and take two tea
spoonfuls regularly after meals and at
bedtime.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
house. instead of having their usual
meetings.

Prof. Paul II. Grummann, director OF
the School OF Fine Arts, University Of
Nebraska. will give the second of a series
OF lectures on THE Later Ibsen" at the
city hall Monday at 4 o'clock. "A Dolls
House" and The Lady from the Sea"
are the two dramas Prof Grummann will
use as examples. Tho lecture series is
under the direction of the Drama league
Browning's THE Ring and the Book"
will be studied by MI Sigma under the
leadership of Mrs. George w. Noble on
Wednesday morning a. the home OF Mrs.
Waite Squier. Mrs. Lavender will out
line the story. Mrs. Peterson win give
historical sketch of Pope Innocent XII
and his times. and Mrs. squier Pom
phyllia." Miss Jessie Towne will lecture
on THE Ring and tho Book" at a later
meeting OF the club.
Mrs. w. T.. Barley of Lincoln, state
suffrage president and one OF the three
chairmen In charge OF the Mississippi
valley suffrage conference to be held in
Minneapolis May 7. 8. and TO- believes
this will be one of the strongest confer
ences yet held by this organization. More
than 800 delegates are expected to attend,
Among the noted speakers to be there
are; Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. the
newly elected president OF the national
association; Catherine Waugh McCulloch
and Harriet Vittum. prominent Chicago
women; Julia Lathrop. head OF the chill
dren's bureau Of the United States De
partH-ent OF Labor; iona Gale. popular
writer, and Kate Gordon. famous south
ern suffragist
Mrs. Barley has been asked to lead In
study OF THE Socio-P Preliminary Sur.
vey of Congressional Districts by Coun-
ties" This Will include study OF the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

Avoid exposure and drafts, eat right.
take DIR. Kings New Discovery. 1t kills
and destroys the cold germs. All drug
sts.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

VIRGINIA D.-You can be positively
crows feet and wrinkles by using my
formula made by mixing two tablespoon
fuls OF glycerine and two ounces OF eptol
in half a pint OF hot water. wish every
woman in the land old and young, could
know OF this extraordinary wrinkle re-
mover ANY drug store will furnish you
with the eptol and glyeerine. This should
be mixed at home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

"Heretics and Orthodox in Modern lat
erature." including criticisms by such
eminent authorities as Beilaire Belloc, q.
X. Chosterton. Robert Hugh Benson. H,
q. Wells. Bernard Shaw. Francis Thomp-
son and others with whom Mr. wetmore
was personally acquainted.
The literature department OF the Bush
moss women's club will give an evening
with Eugene Field" Tuesday evening at
the Young Womens Christian association
under the leadership o. Miss Mabel Ken
die, who will be assisted by Miss Kittie
worley. Roll call response will be quo
tations from Field and review OF his
life will be given. Poems and songs Of
Field will be given by Miss Mabel Mel
cher and Miss Grace Pool.
Reciprocity Day" will be observed by
che Woman's club of the Railway Mail
Service Wednesday afternoon under the
leadership OF Mrs. d. c. Dodds. Miss
Nora Fritchoff Is the hostess and roll
call response win be to the question.
''What does our club mean to mer'
Mrs. II. C. sumney will present her
plans for an anticipating campaign be-
fore the Monmouth Park Mothers club
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF the
president. Mira. Frances Kerrigan. sa2i
Ames avenue.
Mrs. w. C. Lambert. leader Of tn,
oratory department OF the Omaha WON
ans club, announces the casts for tn,
two plays to be presented Monday. fol
lowing the business meeting of the club
Miss Amy Woodruff Is directing the pro
ductions:
The Land OF Hearts Desire" by w. b.
Yeats. The cast:
Introduction-Afis Amy Woodruff.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

THEODORA.-You will find this head
wash has wonderful cleasing properties.
One tcaspoonful of eggol dissolved in half
hair exquisitely and thoroughly and in a
few moments. 1t far surpasses any soap
or other shampoo. The eggol can be Sc
cured at any drug store.
WEARY.-Your blackheads can be made
to vanish few minutes after you read
this. Surprising. but II is fact. Simply
sprinkle some neroxin on a sponge. wet
with hot water, and rub on the black
head area. This is the only successful
blaekhead remover known. Any drug
store will supply you with the neroxin.
CIIAFIN.-You can correct excessive
perspiration under the arms. on the feet
and other parts of the body and you can
remove all body odor positively by the
simple application OF hydrolized tale.
not mix the two. You win find this will
save damage to your gowns and the mis-
armpit perspiration. Hydrolized tale can
be obtaired at drug stores.
RUTH NJ Al regret very much you
could not get at tSe drug store the Kin
tone for making my complexion formula
Write 20 my secretary. enclosing the
to Valeska suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chi
cage" and you win be - once supplied.
UNWARE.-Many use depilatories that
harm the skin and that remove the hair
unevenly and but partially. ] used what
believe is the only successful and harm =
less method. TO dissolve the hair, and not
burn II off. Molsten the supefluous hair
with sulfo solutiona which can be OBJ
tanned at any drug store. In a few min
utes YOU will see every hair, thick or
thin, dissolved away. IL Il magic. il
can be used on the most sensitive skin
without leaving the least mark or caus-
ing tnJury.-Advertisemsn