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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
PUBLISHERS OF VIRGINIA
URGED TO ANSWER QUERIES
President N"scI"! discusses Questions
Asked To-. Eclcrnl Bad! re-
gardinS Paper Situation.
By Briggs
ls5pccjaI to The -nisrntch.I

bANNIl.l.t.. IA, December .1.--E. 6.
M"sclcy. pres idour "f the Virginia Press
Association. to-day called attention to
tho fact that IT is highly important
th3t NirG mia newspaper publishc ra
follow TIA" WS-priut paper invest ga :
ton. t" H." resumed Icy the Federal
Trad" commission OF Friday morning
next Nh Mos"icy says that the co,u-
mission is anxious :" secure all avail
abl" data "n the subject. and he urges
ne" paper publishers uf tho state to
send answers IL Tia" following uucS-
tions with As little delay as possible
|. What IS Your actual tonnage OF
news print required for 1917?
4: Have YOU made contract covering
tonnage FOR Ia" YEAR n SO. name firm
contracted with
5. Have YOU assurance "f supply
from amy source If 50. whom"
|. Hay" YOU secured renewal uf your
former contract If So does IL cover
Your r-QuircmcntSr
:. Give complete aud full statement
Of Your experience in obtaining news
print az contract for tho same.
Aft"r outlining these questions. Mr..
M"sclcN said to-day. II hope every pub
iiSh"r in Virginia will give the inrur
wdti"u immediately 1t may greatly
help in solving Tho great problem now
confronting The publishers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
JACK DILLON TO FIGHT IN
NEW ORLEANS NEXT MONTH



'''''A"o' pecember Eff ''anS ~
Dominick Turtorich boxing promoter
or X.w orlear, dn ma, 60 ,x,, ,b,r.
an, :,
w 81 "'& ." W. inc S""'her''
metropolis ia January t" decide def
niiely tn" status - Jack Dillon. "f
Iudiananolis
''' ''' -" ""' III '''"" '"ehiN-f"hhd
contest between Dillon AMI Mike Glib
bons Win ttferc.', decision on tho
en-" an" S'm'''r bout M''h Hs''li"s
'eN'hSkH AS IL" man killers oppon-
,:n,n, .iJ '''l'n ana
,' ""ul" uiaW close TO ''".oou
,"us , 'r"'. WHle " * believed Dillon
n'u." ~ Wilma !" ho"k tith"us
"""'" n"' ., easy I"it"T'eh doe:
,, No. NAV" any "li'icul'y IN
~ 80" ~" '.Ni"SNN' ana h"
, ,'a,". ." ,'N"2 w. i"f mem belt
',''"'e'n"' I' 81 me iEht heavy" eight
.,,,,
me crown was awarded Dillon when
inc american RoXiuG Association met
recently IN Cleveland Dillon himself
seemed little interested I'm tn. bouo,
hit 'i!aEonsed she IL. az number ~
"'.''S "h" ncIicvcd Themselves en-
'''''" ~ thhsIderaton. Dillon ANA lie
WHISKY. ms nearest rival. have fought
eNr'"' easements. aud tho results
~ "c"h ABOUT even l.evinSkN holds
'"t khad- Just now. having been given
me NeFdict ia ihcir latest pntiic =
tWciNe-Iouud affair At Boston
r"''"W'nc mat affair I.evinsk,.
'"'eieh n""h Z" Er"oklNn and hooked
"p WIN h'!4N NiSke. OF -. raul Tn.
sphpti Sc'ihes gave Nisk. the hes;
men I-eNihsky stopped Tim
:" >'A ROUNDS, ate: c'NcIl had
100" Ten rounds With Dillon Now
- 'N' "H''"E hil.ou o.. lie
ny
N"u'" he Difficult; 10 convince
'nose VINO nave seen III. .,,.l 90, -;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Nacnatcs Enthcr In Norfolk on .Inpu-
ar! 10 f'inrr tluh Franchise ana
settle Norfolk strike Tnnxle.

Magnates "f tho Virginia League
viii face = stormy SESSION whcm they
gather in Norfolk on January for
tn" annual meeting Of Ia" o,d Do-
minion circuit. Such it'll" business as
IN" placing ar a franchise ard tho re-
adjustment, "f tn" NCrtoik strike last
Year viii com" before tho ma2natc,
outside 81 thcs- minor details the meet
ln= Viii not b" IF NOR" than ordinary
interest
The placing OF tho iopew"l fran
ems" - what is worrying = majority
Of 'hc ntHguatcS. There arc several
C.ti.s without baseball clubs but for
various reasons none 40 them seems
- suit th" Nirr mia l-eauucrs. Lynch
burg. Il former uemhcr OF the league.
j. being considered. hut the fact that
IL Is 50 far out uf tho WAY from the
"ih"r cities injuries is chance Of get
ting back irin rh" league. Tho mag
mates seem 10 mink that Durham. y c.,
would be at ideal place fer til. Hope
we'll team. E"ch" Mount is now repre-"
s'nt"d u the Virginia League. ana it
T. hlghlN probable that another caro-
Ina CITY may lie taken in.
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WHISKY WAREHOUSES; SEIZED
ON ACCOUNT OF CLAIMS
Government Seeks St6i.00n Frnm L..
t,Uugc a Co.. Alleged Ia He
license Tan Average.
ISpcctal The Timcs-Dispa,ch. !

BRISTOL. VA. December g1-'rhc
seizure Of tia" whisky Warehouses OF
l.. G"ugo & 90. for many years corn
whisky diStiilcrs III Bristol. Va. fol
lowing The renewal "f the "ompauy'S
effects /" Bristol. Tenn. as reported
to-day by j. \. 'iicuins. representing
tn" Tennessee district OF the Federal
rcNcnuc department. rs based upon tho
governments claim for Ssh n0 allcc Cd
:" hc the average "f the company in
It's license taN. I'll" revenue depart
mcnt has had The matter under in
NcStiCation for several months Mean
while G"uec Go. retained counsel.
aud HAY" pcraistcntly sought settle
mcnt
The alleged average is said to have
been arrived At hy an Investigation
ana comparison Of grain receipts with
tho amount Of whisky given in rui,
taxation over a period al four or five
years.
Til" Bristol company manufactured
large quantities Of whisky annually
until tn" manufacturing plan, was
closed IN compliance with the prnhi-
hilton law in Virginia.
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"Sleet" Declared
to Be Out of Style
Weather Bureau Wants "Ic,
Storm and Glaze
Substituted.
fBy Associated Press.i

WASfjlNGToN, hecember 27.-Thc
old-fashioncd "slcct' is going on, OF
style this winter before tho newci ice
storm" and glaze" Weather Bureau
officials reported to-day in their cam
paicn for more accurate ;crminolocy
for various Kinds of frozen rain.
Slcet IL officially describe rs small
riobulcs OF rain frozen before strikint
the Garth. When rain -rcezcS after
falling and forms CLASSY coating OF
the ground. trees ana wires, the con-
dition is called glaze. aud when this
i severe and accompanied by wind, At
il reported as an ice storm
Tho Weather bureau hopes TO citmi.
nate what ii CouSicrs improper use or
tlIc word "slcct." as Il has caused sub
stitution Of the term tornado" for
cyclone" when violent storm Of
small diameter is meant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
VA. |. A. A. MEET IN MAY
SPIDERS WILL VOTE ON
ADMiTTANCE OF TIGERS
Princeton seeks Ncmhc rshlp In south
Atlantic AssoriatIon--thnriO tfcssl1le
Likely to Lose 1917 Field Game.

F, Tho Virginia intercollegiate Athletic
Association games Will he held III
BlscksburE on May II and -. The
colleges taking part IN these contests
viii be Eichmond COLLEGE. Eandolph-
Macon. William and Mary, iiampdcn-
sidney. Virginia poiytcchuic institute
anf Eran"kc College.
Richmonu college also is a member
III the south Atlantic intercollegiate
Athletic Aysoc,a ton ami viii have ono
Of the eleven votes upon the election
Of Princeton TO membership as wcll as
tho selection Of the grounds upon which
The 1917 games Will bo staged, ~
Frank DobSon. coach ~ Northampton.
ia former Tiger. it is probable they
viii vote Tor the admittancr Of Prince
ton. hut their vote upon the grounds
question is not SO certain.
The selection no1 rests between
lambeth Field. az cha rlottesviile. And
iionIe~ooh Field. The .Johus hopkins
athletic ground. Al Baltimore Six ~
;he colleges IN tho association arc sale.
:" raNor the B1itimore location which
fact would prevent charlottesville So
'urinE tho games This ycar
May II and - arc tho datcs sci for
these games wcll az those Of the
state association. It is thought pos
siii' that the Spiders may csnd teams
." Zach 81 the meets. hut I, * prob
able that m" stronses, AGGREGATION
Will he entered FOR IN. Virginia inter
tollcSfni" camcs.
Whether ar not Princeton is admit
tod to the association. II is regarded
as probable that the Tigers will i've
invited !" compete a "a result Of their
'"ru's' Cor adinittHncc. They rencr-
All" meet Virginia on the track and
'heli appearance ~ the games wouid
increase interest in the nee, c.ngid-
-rabfy.
Votes on 10th issues nov before TN.
south A'l'u'ic Association probaUly
MI ho In ~ the headquarters ny Jan
III = al Present indications arc that
'F'ncctoh VIII be admitted. and tina.
'ho games viii he arranged for Hal,i-
more. instead Of charlottesville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
GRAY iTH WOULD MANAGE
PtttEIC COAST LEitiiE tLtU

los ANGELES. CAL. Dccsmhcr ~
"';avvY'' trnvath. the Nationa! League
fence buster. to-day applied I'm person
Ia Thomas j. paTln"dy FOR the job as
manager OF tho Vernon team nf tho
Pacific Coas; League next year.
In case he does not hook on as man
dgcr. he wants Ia play one Of the out =
field positions on tho club. parmndy
hold a twu-hnur conference with era :
NAth. The player said tnat Manager
Moran. Of the l'hillics. told him he
better himself.
Everything - satisfactory between
cruvath and Darmody in regard 10 the
former joining Tho club.
Darmod! to-day wrote 80 President
Baker. Of The IhillieS. asking what he
wanted for cravatl,'S release
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CHICK EVANS COACHES CUBS
Golf thnmpinn viii Teach >wnttcrs
How to rut the Punch In Their
limiting Drives.
nv A.soclat.d pr.ss-

CHICAGO. December -. 80 Charles
"thick' Evans, Jr.. national amateur
and opeu golf champion, Is going to
teach ba. form" 10 members Of
Tho Chicago National League club.
Evans today accepted 'hc invitation
pf Charles ~ Wecshmau pr. silent Of
the club. to make Tho spring training
tri., u Pasadena, Cal.
Hr, idcut Wceghmail believes that
Evans viii hc able TO improve the
rattinc % every player on the team.
There - form ~ The driving Of a
colt ball n said "na; there is zone
ia driving q baseball Applying the
form % golf To ia sebali was RESPONSE
Die Tor TN" wonderful driving power
~ Frank schultz and Ileiuc Ximmcr-
man. /; may hc argued tina; Schultz
knew nothing about golf but il. un-
consciously used the same swing
E.Nanss amateur standing Viii not
nc affected. u was explained. "a he
viii not receive auy none: for his
services
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HAVANA RESULTS

i'irsl race = six furlongs - Thomas
Hare. ln7 tDreyerD. TO |. 10 /. even.
Won McAdams. So tWinGiicld). = to |.
TO .. TO =. second: Argument. 1oi
Gray, Ia !, to .. To ). third.
Time. l:1' 30. Narnoc, j. V. .Ir.. Louise
May. fonctionarrie. Tiger Jim. Elcaii-
bur. Change also ran.
Secnn1--siN furlonES--S l03 &C..
carrolD. to |. to |. even. won: Lost
Fortune. ?5 ct. {. Watts). u to ). TO >,
out. second: Trotagoras. I0S (Dreyer).
10 ]. Ia 10, ] to 3. third. Time.
1913 is. Maricold. F'rigid. Yorkshire
Toy. YELLOW Eyes also ran.
Third-siX furlongs--Silver Sill. il3
nGorcl; s to 5, -. out won: Golden
second; Kazan. 100 Cruisc). - to I.
ion. old Charter. Iikcr Wilea. Dare
Devil. Tinklc He'll also ran.
Fourth--six furlones-Murphy. los
corcy). . to I. to =, out. won; Droll,
iid (McEwcn), even. to 1. out. second
Yorkville. 100 tBalD. 10 10 I. to |.
out. third. Time. 1913 Ambrose also
Ffth--hvc and onc-half furlonss-
owna. 1o4 Gray. | 10 >. out. won;
cuddle Up. 1oo UsalD, : TO l. TO 5.
= TO ;. second: Hattie Burton. aS g..
.l;' arrolD. to I. to ). ! to .. third.
oI,.sirne. :06 a. Aleardi. Mary Black
~ God. After Night also ran.
Sgtta SiXth--siN furlonRs---Dr. Sab. 100
thefiray). ? to ]. to | and S to :. won;
,cpIwo Royals. los Dominick). 4 to I.
,sf to ;; to S, second; Jim Ray. rs 81.
,oisme, i:os as Hail Rand. Eessiicn,
rssspionnor. piaueite. March Court. Dorn-
sssiSly r.. Rescue and Bob Blossom also
Ian,
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CONTRACTS AND RELEASES
APPROVED Hl PRES. 'CENI.N

Contracts and releases approved by
Governor Teuer q, The meeting OF the
National League arc as follows:
tontractS-Wiih Chi"aco Fraui, Z;
Murphy. With tiucinnati Ems,
Neitzke. Wjih New York sterling
StrNker. l.. \. Jayncs
RclcaScS-Ey BROOKLYN. umconditinu-
ally-ti. y. EuCkcr: 10 DcnVrv. w h.
J. i. kellehcr 10 Beaumont. I. H.. Al
bert T.. NiXou
iy. Chicago. Internationally Nor
dccai Brown.
Ry cincinnati. TO Baltimore. / t..
George + rwombly; To Toledo" y ~.
Albert schultz. 10 Montreal |. L.. Paul
smith
=, EE Philadelphia 10 Kansas CITY g.
n, George McQuilan; TO Kansas city.
y. A, George Chalmers.
Ky 81. Louis. To Little Rock < A.
!. H. Robinson; To Seattle. y. W. IT,.
Edward Kline
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fed Mt.RE:DITII'S STANDING.
~ tNtTEt % l>lNJt RED

MEM YORK. bcccuher 21-The
amateur standing Of Ted Meredith. tho
INTERCOLLEGIATE quarter and half-mile
thamplun. WAS HSsaIicu yesterday. Tho
basis OF the attack was that Meredith
permitted his name To II" used over
story which appeared in a local
newspaper last sunday.
The story. which boz" Mercdith's
signature. was written by him and
in speaking Of ih:s yesterday Frederick
ltuhitn. Sccretary-treaSur OF the
Amateur Athletic Union said:
'GustnNus Kirby, president Of the In
t.rcolleeiate ~ \. y. a. and his as
S"ciatcs passed judgment upon Mere
diths status last year. They decided
that his amateur standing had not been
impaired. and that he had not capt
tIiiZcd his athletic fame. particularly
80 because il had been definitely es-
tahiishcd that he was the author Of
the articles which bore his SIGNATURE
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MarhS-iicCht.

BRISTOL. VA. December 21.-The
parlurs of Hotel Bristol were the scene
this afternoon Of wedding of in
tcrcst. When Miss Yctta lIccht. daueh-
ter "t Mr.. aud Mrs. Herman Herht.
became the bride of Max Marks. OF
Hoanoke. Va. Guests were present
from a distance, including Jack Marks
and sister. Mrs j. y. Bluhm. ot Roa-
nokc; Mrs. i. i;isman and daughter,
anu l.. Shcrc. OF Rirhmond; Mrs. Max
Rice. of Montgomery. Ala, aud Miss
Carrie itccht. Of Locanspor,. Ind
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ASSOCIATION AVERAGES
LouIs'ille Club Lcshs urEnni,ntion In
Tenn FieldinR-seVcrnI FieIders
ReEistcr Excellent Records.

chicago. December e..-The Louis
Niile club led iii team ,ie!diue last sea
son with an average Of o6G. accord
inH to official American Association
averages made public her" to-day. To-
iod" was close second. with %. and
columbus third. with .eSl
II BradleN, ~ Columbus Led IN.
FRS; basemtn with IN average - ...
Gardner. Toledo. was the leading sec
ond nasenian, "ith an average OF al
clark. Milwaukee. topped fhe third
sackeTs with 500 Roach Louisville
was the star shortstor. with aja. Ia
lonEe. Louisville columbus mad the
best average az tho cat"hers at nSa
Real. Milwaukee. was the best out
fielder. with ,?"i.
kirke. i.outsN iile. accepted more
chances than any other first base
man with LES. Craudali, Indian
"p"l!s. accepted more chances than any
other second baseman. with YO5 Bron-
k.e. indianapolis. at third base. ac-
cep;td $50 chances. and Rawlings, To-
ledo shortstop, took 1915 chances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
FATALLY WOUNDED WHEN
GUN ACCIDENTALLY GOES OFF
". W. Hurt Slips on Snow While Hunt
Ing Pheasant, mud Bullet
Enters Left Leg.
Specialize Tho Times Dispatch

MARION VA. December CIV. W.
Hurt. superintendent of land COM
pany. accidentally shot himself today
while out hunting for pheasant in COM
pauN with Or. Henderson. of the South
western state Hospital, and Game War
den George Holland Miles. The accident
occurred on the mountain about five
miles north OF Atkins and about eleven
miles from here. MIR. Hunt slipped on
tho suow. and IN some way his gun
WAS dscharG cd. the bullet entering the
calf Of tho loft leg. brca King the bone
ana scvcrinc an artery.
When pr. Henderson and Mr.. Miles
reached Mr.. HUNT they found him try
ing to stop tho flow Of blood with his
hands. They were some distance from
their car and had considerable delay
in getting him to tho hospital. When
they reached there he was in a state
Of collapse. and died about { O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

inc"
Answer; For many Years | have
rlac"d reliance IN the formula known
as hNc grain Hih"lon" tablets packed IN
homo use. Som" have reduced a. much
~ forty hounds in y few weeks
Gu" coated have headache dizzy spells
and Indigestion sometimes. Please adj
Answor; advise, that, YOU hcstn as
ing three grain sulphcrb tablets tnot
suiphurl These tablets are laxative. act
ON ne i'Ncr, .hsidnGSs and h%wciS and
ing the. climina,iyc functions. Relief
should follow quickly
Grateful" asks "'Abou, :. year ago
was afflicted with bad case Of dan
drun used plain yellow minyoL and
three treatments cured me. Now, want
I" know II can increase my weight
bout -" pounds q"
Answer have very frequently adj
visr'i thi,. acuc,nic. bloodlcss people To
use itr"" grain hNpo- nucianc tablets at
meal times. They assist digestion, in
crease the uutritivc processes and give
strength ana ncsll TO such people. Scv-
cral months treatment is essential to
"AWfui rain" writes, For over .
OF back over hips Also have neuralgia
"n one. side Of my face. Can YOU pre-
scribe for this
Answer: Apply freely once or twice
daily to the parts affected Piue-o-latu ni.
This fine ointment stops pain. ovorcomea
ChcSt colds that are deep seated, rc-
li"NcS rheumatic pain aud is useful in
manly ways.
secretary" writes: II have pains in
my spine and friehttul headache in
back OF head, fa'ntiuc spells, twitChinE
and trembling. nervousness sleeplcss-
ness loss Of appetite and STRENGTH and
-. Il.a l....N,
l." performing accustomed work ana
duties
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LAVENDER WAY III; TRADED
no ST. LOUIS FOR SNYDER

G u ca co. December .1.-i'ranii
SNYDER. catcher Of the 81. Louis Cardi-
mails, may become a member OF the Cub
team before tho close Of the week 1t
was reported 1T tho Cub Office that
President Weeshmnn had offered tho
Cardinals First EaSeman Nollwitz a
pitcher and money for The backStop
VI Lavender is named as the pitcher
the deal will hc closed, said the report.
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Ei-c nj Homo or \. L.. mcnle,.

'Sh'cia' 10 Ih' Times DsDatch.
w I'LL AMSHtltG. VA. December -,
the handsome home of y. T.. Henley
member OF the General Assembly from
the Williamsburg district was dis
cover red on fire last night and before
TIL" blaze was vNtinSuishcd consider
"hl' "anl"Gc was done To the building
AL furniture Thc lire originated in
The kitchen. detached building TO
tin" rear at the house.
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NniUE-fSnskcrvIllc.

Special 10 The Timcs-pispatch.l
BbNbTpN. VA. December a1.-Rob-
CRIT Allen Young and Miss Lula Fla Skier
willie. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs e.. n.
Baskerville. OF this place. were quietly
married here to-day at st. Andrews
PROTESTANT EpiscOpnl Church
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CARTER. OF INDISNtPOIIS
LEADS PlII HERS III, &.

CHICAGO. December a,-Carter. Of
the indianapolis club. led ihr american
Association pitchers last season, ac.
cordirc 10 the official averages made
public here to-day. lie won IL games
lost and tied Tor An average Of .1sa
Middleton, Of Louisville won II and
los, Tor an average of 700. T. Wing
ling. az Minneapolis. won q and lost
- for an average Of .s4a
Carter allowed I.65 earned runs per
same. Falk enburg OF Indianapoiis
i.S3. and Middleton, o.0l
falktnhurs is ranked as secoud
pitcher although he won only ~
games AZ against Is lost and tied for
an average or 51S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

siou@l scullimc championship In 1876.
TIA" English champion. over tn" Thames
course, and it was not untl t.rn"s.
rcr,incd for England Trickrtt 'rst
tho title 10 Edward iinulau. the Ga
r"dian crack. In lNN", over tho Thames
course.
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unc"mditionally Nor


NEW YORK. December 2,-Nrws
has been received IT The death of Ed
ward Trick"it the noted australia,
Scuiicr al Irailu. Trckc,t. who was
born AZ sydney. y. :. w, was the FIRST
imun Ia henriNe Emc land OF Tn, nrnfrs-
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Answer: In all such cases the as
with waste functions and a powerful,
harmless tonic treatment is needed
ma three grain C.tdomenc tablets uneN-
"clled aud astonishinely heneficiaI IN
such cases and advise them for YOU
Laura" says: some time ago l con-
iracied a very severe cold and cough.
haNc tried many remedies, but they
do moi seem To help me at all. wish
you would advise me what to do
Answer: What YOU need is laxative
cough syrup, one that will drive the
prescription viii check your cold and
cough; get a a';-oz package OF con,
make according to directions on the
hottie Take q teaspoonful every ho,i.
or ,w"or until Your cold is better This
VIII relieve You in a very few days.
NJ. j. =. asks My hair is too oily
and my sea In itchcs with dandrufr. and
~ late it is complns out too much,
What is a good trcatmcnt?''
Answer: obtain plain yellow minyoi
lr"m y1ur druEsist IN i-oz jars ana
purifies cools ana :uvigoratcs the hair.
ana SCALP. thus, stopping the death Of
once relieved Men ani women ali over
the country now use !, regularly.
Weakness" writes: Have been doc
tornG for kidney trouble and now want
y%Mr advice h t,rsanent desire is fol-
tender and sore over the region OF blad-
der. Also backachc affects iuc dread
fully. Can hardly move when awake
III the morning. Weakness. too, is
symptom.
Answer think if YOU will take
balmwort tablets regularly for :sw
weeks your kidneys and bladder viii
become normal and such symptoms
vanish. This IL uncrualicd FOR such
complaints in my estimation.
Young woman" writes: 81 an, much
disturbed by an internal catarrhal con-
diti"n manifested h, discharge What
VIII overcome IT."
Answer: \ douchc with antiseptio
vilane powder. which IS mildly astrin-
gent and healing. \ teaspoonful 70 q y
quart of water should be used daily.
NOTE: For many years DR. Bake. \
has been giving free advice aud pres NJ
sciiptions TO millions Of people through
the press columns. and doubtless has
helped i'm relieving illness aud distress i
more than any single individual In tlss
worlds history. Thousands have writ
len him expressions of gratitude and Z
CONFERENCE.-THE.
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INC uncsIioNs aNswered below are
general in character, the SYMPTOMS or
diseases are given and the answers will
Apply IN any, case OF similar nature.
may address Dr. Lewis Baker. C;oller.
Bldg. College Eliwood Streets, Dayton.
ONO. enclosing sclf-addrcsscd stamped
envelope for reply. Full name and adj
dress must be given but only initials
or fictitious names will he used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be filI-
ed at any wcll-Stocked drug store AnS
druggist can order of Wholesaler
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Answer: In all such cases the as
similatiNc nctiOnS have not kept place
with waste functions and a powerful,
harmless tonic treatment is needed /
ma three grain C.,tiomenc tablets uneX-
'clled aud astonishincly beneficial IN
such cases and advise them for YOU.
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{. q. g. ASKS: Il am constipatcd ton
cue coated. have headache. dizzy spells
and Indigestion sometimes. rlcase ad-
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vilauc powder, which IS mildly astrin-s
gent and healing. \ teaspoonful 70 q
quart OF water should be used daily.