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The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

SO TO 500 WEEKLY SELLING OUR COM
pete line Of Paints, oils. gresfes. and many e1-
elusive speCialties salary or commission Mnte for
particulars THE CRYSTAL OIL & PAINT CO.
Cleveland Ohio.
SALESMEN-SO0 TO 500 PER MONTH. SALARY
or commission selling our oils. greases paints.
and other sPecialtes. Do not be satished get our
proposition. INLAND OIL WORKS CO.. CleTe-
land Ohio.
500 Statesmen WANTED AT ONCE. SELL
Mage Motor Gas; SO per day; one quart, price
s., equals 50 gallons gasoline in mileage. Don
delay. Your territory may be open. AUTO REM
EDY CO, Evans St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Statesmen TO SELL OUR MYERS QUALITY
line IT exclusive art calendars; every piece COPY
righted and made by US exclusively; together with
our high grade line Of leather goods. memorandum
hooks and diaries: the most complete line Of in
door and outdoor metal sgns. and very fine line
# other new -p.cialties. Everything manufactured
in our big factory. Terms: Salary commission, or
drawing account THE ELWOOD MYERS COM
PANY. Springfield Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
Irvington vs.. W.. B, g. A

Baltimore, Md, Sept 23.-Two of the
best local teams will clash in a double
header at Mount st. Joseph's College to-
morrow when the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis team will line up against
the lrvington Club OF the Interclub
League. Vernstein and Kelly will twirl
for the railway boys and Kniest and Cot
ter for the home team.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
INDIANS LOSE AGAIN
TO WORLDS CHAMPS

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 23.-The Boston
Red SON beat Cleveland today, to B.
making it seven straight for the cham
piOns and furthering their hold on the
1916 american League title. Lambeth
was knocked out OF the box in the sec
ond. four runs coming in. Morton
Combe and Gould finished. Mays went
the route for the SOx. Lewis starred at
bat with five hits in FIVE times at bat
including two triples. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
TO HOLD TENNIS TOURNEY

The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation will hold its first annual
tennis tournament today at the
Municipal Court. at Seventeenth
and B streets northwest A hand
some prize will be awarded the win
ners and runner-up In each event.
The tournament is open only to
members of the association. All
members are invited to enter the
tourney.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
TO NAME BOWLERS
IN K. OF E. LEAGUE

At meeting OF the K. OF C. Bowling
League held last Monday night, the new
constitution and bylaws were unani-
mously adopted A committee on seIec-
ton Of teams was appointed and a meet
ing of this committee is scheduled for
Monday night
All applications must be in the secre-
tary's hands by Monday night in order
to enable The committee on team selection
to complete their work The schedule of
the league is to be adopted this week
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
LOST AND FOUND

F0UND-A GOLD LOCKET AND CHAIN. MON
ogrammed, found at sth st. and Pa. ave Sc Owner
can have same. Cali IN Tth st. se.
THOROUGHLY TRAINED Arkansas HOUNDS
Finest hunting dogs in the world Sent on
approval Prices reasonable Address BENTON 4
McGREGOR, MsmphiS Tenn.
LOST-MARYLAND AUTOMOBILE LCENSF
No. 6s25 Reward II returned N PETER GRO
GAN & SONS CO.
LOsT-ON FRIDAY NIGHT, A GOLD BREAST
pin; rosebud and leaves Return to l7l2 at
NV, or phone y. 5s2. Reward
LOsT-HANDBAG ON GA. AVE, BETWEEN
Buchanan and Delahsld. Reward. MRS A. B.
WHlTTET. 4529 Ga ave
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-FREE CATALOGUE AND SAMPLES {;
new goods; quick sales; big profits; make S 10 50
daily: no experience; worlds greatest speciAhieN
CRUVER CO, Jackson and Campbell, Chicago, Ill.
AGENTS TO TRAVEL BY AUTOMOBILE To
introduce our go fast selling popular priced
household necessities; the greatest line earth.
Make $40 day. Complete outfit and automobile
furnished free to workers. Write today for eIclu-
siye territory AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.. sS2
Ord st.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTs-TF 81 AN HOUR LOOKS GOOD TO
you, answer this. Nj MFG. CO. lsdo MenArd
T.. St. Louis Mo.
ZIG MONEY! SHOW AUTOMOBlIIsTS HOW
to burn free air instead Of expensive gasoline
gasoline saving New Wildfre Seller" Free de
tails. EDWARD HOMAN. Sales Dept. D. On
cinnad Ohio.
SO PER 100 ALLOWED DISTRIBUTING FREE
soap samples. POCKET SOAP Co. Lebanon,
n. H.
$50 CLEAR N % DAYS OR LESS CONGENIAL
work in your community. Man or woman
No capital required: spare time may Be used
INTERNATIONAL PRESS. Philadelphia
DOWN WITH HIGH GASOLINE! GASO- TONIC
EQUALS automobile gasoline at &c per gallon; sell
It to car owners ard make big pruhts- Sales guar
anteed WHITE MFG. Co, Dept. 50, Cincinnati
Ohio.
BONANZA FOR AGENTS-GET ON THE JOB
New invention. Enormous demand Agents coin
ing money Perfect" Self Heating Iron. Automatic
starting and heating. NGseless, beautiful. Ons
cent dos all the ironing. Work in half time. Not
Ike other irons. Low price all can AFFORD it: all
want IT, Make s55 to SIS weekly. Territory being
snapped up How to get free. New selling
plans Postal today. HOME MANUFACTURING
CO. "a Wright Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
ESTABLISHMENT
lTZs seventh Street n W.

THIS IS TO BE ONE OF OUR BUSIEST SEA
sons in buying mems worn clothing shoet etc.
We are some busy. but this is Prosperous e1-
ahead house and have the cash to beck our CFers.
50 why not notify us when TO CALI JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6Ie D.
Pine VANISHING, POLISHING AND RE
touching; in fne homes. banks. etc. sI2 6th st
NV.
notice. Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Loui. Abrahams, SIS G, Op. Pat. Office
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITEK RENTAL SERVICE
North rs so lat =. nv. formerly y Randolph
place. NoaErcns rented N-Ts Der mopts; months.
d 50; month"; $50; No. eRe1ninstopG. s.: l. o.
smiths. S2-3 and S2.S5; IND uWOods. RemigFtonA
$50. Reductions paid ) o. 9 m0nthE IN SdtaDcS
Rebuilt typewriter for sale.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
DIED

MOsHER-On Friday, September p, 1916,
at O'Clock p. m, at her residence,
1000 street, ANNA M, widow of
James Mosher and daughter of the
late DR.. James E. and Nora Digges
Morgan
Requiem mass at ST. Patrick's Church,
Tenth street between F and G streets,
Monday, September g 1916, at 10
O'Clock a. m. Interment private.
DEAN-Suddenly on Friday, September
p. 1916, at 7:30 p. m, JOHN R., be-
loved husband of MARTHA E. DEAN
(nee Wilson,.
Funeral from his late residence, s2S
Longfellow street northwest on Mon
day, September 25. 1916. at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment st. Johns Cemetery, Forest
Glen, Md
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
RILEY HUNTS BIRDS
FIRST TO CHECK in
Southeast Fancier Lands First and Sec
ond Honors in l0O-Mile Race
from Charlottesville.

Last Sunday was a busy day with the
fenciers OF this city, when nearly 1000
homtng pigeons we're In competition. The
air mustshave been dotted with homing
pigeons all along the southwestern route
on Sunday last, for nearly every district
in this city seems to have raced that day.
Most of the birds were owned by mem
bers Of the Greater Potomac district OF
the International Federation. The Po-
tomac birds were liberated at Charlottes-
vile, Va, by the Official hberator"
promptly at s!O7, Tclear and calm"
The first two birds to arrive was to the
loft OF Riley Hunt, ISL Sixth street south
east, at l1:09 flying at a rate of 95S-37
yards per minute. Hunt wins first and
second National Federation diplomas,
first club prize, first single nomination,
first counter-mark pool. Williams wins
third National Federation diploma and
second club prize.
r. Otto Wolff wins second counter
mark pool James McAllister and John
Lambert were disqualified. owing to
timing machines not properly performing
hall Etty,
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
Connie Signs Semi.Prn

Chicago. Sept 23-Bin johnson. a Chi
cago semi-pro, has been signed by Con-
ME Mack. johnson is an outhelder.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
WAYTED-BUSTNESS

SHOP FOR AUTO REPAIRS on on NEAR
18th st. between H and W sts; room for ten can;
frout entrance; hight, heat etc. state uarticulEra
Address c. L, so5 n. J. ave. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
HELP WANTED-MALE

ANA4 w aN 1 LO-MhIE.
MEN MAY EARN DOLLAR AN HOUR AT
home evenings; pleasant work: no canvaSfng
Q. Fl. ROWAN, Dept. .D4. Milwaukee Wis
GOOD MONEY MADE At HOME KNITTING
hosiery. Machines furnished on time We br1y
OF sell Your goods. Easy and constant work
WHEELER 90. unc.). 357 Madison Chicago.
BIG WAGES PAID IN DETROIT; GOOD JOBS
easily obtained; &c gets Official Directory Write
THE DIRECTORY, Box ll57. Detroit Mich.
WANTED-TINNER AND HELPER; MUST Re
first class; good wages Apply to A. EBERLY'S
SONS Tls Tth ST. NV
PAPERHANG ERS WANTED-DAY OR PIECE
work. Apply at once, L. D. ROBERTS, $50 Co
lUmbia I'd NV
NANTED-TWO PAINTERS AND TWO PAPER
hangers; good wages. Apply sT P St. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
WANTEDeA LOAN

WILL PAY 800 FOR THE USE OF $50 FOR
years; legitimate business investment; Eood se-
curty. Address Steward" xx lsA st -.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
MOVING. PACKING, STORING.

RSxsz~<-s Free moving for stor-
~ !s' aEe. n. 3343 or n. 3344,
60 = SMITHS TRANSFER L
IlI.S.AAQ STORAGE Co, g12 $.
Night Phone N, 6pal
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24

FURNISHED SROoM HOCSE L0Ts- 7E7
acres timber; 600 cash. SuU trads: be-t titL
r. / Boz 6. RoseBIEs OreE.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
INDIAN
HERB JUICE

Americas Greatest Wonder Herb
Remedy. IL s BenehtinE Thousands
of Ailing Men, Women and Children.
1t is 10 patent medicine. it is no harmful drug
il is mixture n Pure Hertz Roots Barks Seeds
Berries and Flow.rs picked in their proper sea
sons sun-cIred and scientifically mixed. In FIVE
you need it. Indian Herb Jules has beuedred
Work Are you nsrroGs rundown, gloomy. nelan-
choly! Are you afraid Of the future Do people
irritste you! Are you weak Is work or your duties
burden to you! Are you bilious constipated,
feTerish, malGrial dr0~Sy, indolent? Is your head
heayyT Have you pains Lches' Then you need
this Wonderful Herb Mixture.
Is it stomach liver, hdneyS spleen, piles or bad
blood that troubles yoU' II you not badly
Of to need the hslp of a surgeon, you need this
Herb Mixture The prce is low. within the reach
OF all. and you need not hesitate try IL. a.
this old-time treatment has come into popular uss
owing 20 its great merits
II would require many pAEes TO describe the great
benefits that people have derived from its use but
to the wise a word is Sufficient.
Send sc car for a package follow the simple
directions and tell your friends OF the good results
you have derived from its use. Il t1st1s good and
does good.
We also have a large variety Of Other helpful
goods. visit 10 popular store will surely
please and benefit YOU. Everything at loW price
We are CENTRALLY located and patruni1ed by all
classes Of people. especially by those who know the
value Of the old time remedies. Not obtainAble at
dulg stors4 Only at
THE INDIAN wIGwAM HERB
ESTABLISHMENT
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
WANTED-RooMs.

TWO FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
Iooms wanted ty Young man bachelor. Stat
briee. etc. R. 'EKLUND. I2S4 sth st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24

SEND FOR OUR MORE COMPLETES
LIST OF HOUSES, FLATS, APART
MENTs AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
WE HAVE NEW LISTINGS DAILY,
The Washington herald., 1916-09-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BROKEN CAST IRON
SPECIAL NOTICE.

md other metals welded by sutogenous process
Steam Auto Shop. SO N. ]. ave NV Lin. 2Sso
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27

by1a tax wielka, re cielsko bez
gfowy uderzy1o mnie W to samo
miejsce, ma jake potw6r Jamie
rza} sic rzucic. Krwawa plama,
wielkosci dina cd szerokiej butel-
XII pozosta4a ma mel odziezy, a cd
powiada zupelnie przecieciu cia1a
VEGA.
By}em ocalony!
Podczas, gdy cielsko WHO sic i
kurczy1o, jak olbrzymi robak,
gdy }eb, lezacy u mych stop, k1a-
pal zebami i gryz} sic bezsilnie ma
trawe. Dopiero pc up}ywie pol
godziny przyszed}em do siebie.
Zmierzy}em cielsko - waz mia1
przeszfo try metry d1ugosci.
Prawdziwy potw6r!
Odcia1em mu "grzechotniki" i
zachowalem ma wieczna pamiatke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
USUWA PLAINLY z TWARZY.

Krosty, piegi, teter, tasiemiec
i natarczywa wysypka moze bye
trwale usunieta z waszej twarzy
i ciala przez ORA Hobson'a Ecze
ma Ointment. Me jest potrzeb-
mem dluzej chodzic nieklarow-
ma twarza i cierpic Dol i udre-
genie ktore pierzcha Z niewidzial
mem lekarstwem. ORA Hobsona E
eczema Ointment jest wypr6bo-
wancm przez czas, gwarantowa-
mem lckarstwem, dobrem ola
dzieci, doroslych i starych kt0-
rzy cierpia ia choroby sk6rne.
Kupcie pudelko dis, rozpocznij-
Gle uzywac zaraz. Pieniadze wr6-
cone jezeli ME acknowledges
soc II waszych aptekarzy. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
co JEST WAzNIEJSZE.

Jest waznie.jszem odr6znic kisz-
XII, anizeli nape1nic zo1adek. Me
tylko podczas jakiej n%iedyspozy-
cyl, ale nawet i przy zdrowym
stanie. Jezeli czesto albo regular
ME cierpicie ma zatwardzenie,
Wezcie Trinera Gorzkiego Wilma.
Przeczysci II wan kiszki i u
trzyma je czyste i ME dopusci do
nagromadzenia jakichkolwiek ma
teryi w ciele. Ten wspania}y sro--
dek, skladajacy sic z wybornych
zi6} gorzkich i czystego czerwone
go wina:pobudzi wasz apetyt ira
vienna, ulzy zatwardzeniu i stwo
rzy energie. Wzmocni organy ira
vienna i umozebni i'm przyjmo-
wanie i trawienie dostatecznej j.
losci pozywnego pokarmu. w
chorobach zo1adka, watroby i XII
seek Trinera Amerykanski Elk
ir Gorzkiego Wilma zapewnia sa-
tysfakcye. Cena $1.00. w apte-
kach. Jos. Triner, Fabrykant i
Chemik, 133333-1339. So Ashland
Avenue, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27

Listy nadchodza codziennie cd
lhdzi, kt6rym sprzykrzy1o sic p1a-
Genie rachunk6w lekarskich, a
kt0rzy znalezli zdrowie i szczes-
Gle przez uzywanie lekarstwa
Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Lekarstwo
to ME jest sprzedawanem W apte-
kach, lecz bywa dostarczanem
wprost do ludzi przez wlascicieli,
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
1875 So. Hoyne ave. Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27
Spotka1ie z grze-
cbotnikieln.

1A1OA11CSV3 W
jowca. Mnie przypad}o W udzia-
lie honorowe miejsce ma jedynem
w domu 16zku, towarzysze mo-
spali w hamakach ma werandzie.
Znuzony ca}odzienna w4oczega,
zasna}em twardo. Mad ranem "a
cze}y mnie przesladowac shy
ciezkie meczace. Czu}em jakis
niezwyk}y ciezar ia piersiach.Je
cza}em, chcia}em sic obudzic,lecz
ME mog1em zrobic najmniejszego
ruchu.
Wreszcie otworzye}m oczy.
Zmora by1a rzeczywistoscia. Prey
s}abym swietle ksiezyca spostrze
GLEN jakis ciemny przedmiot ma
piersiach. Wyciag1em reke chwy
ci}em zimne, slizkie cia1o. Krzyk
na}em przerazliwie i W tel chwi-
Ii ~us}yszalem odg}os spadajacego
ma ziemie ~wiekszego cia1a. By}
to waz. Wyciagna1 sic ma ziemi
wkr6tce znik} pod sciana.
Ma krzyk moi przybyli iowa
rzysze i gospodarz.
- Co sic sta}o? rozlegiy sic
za~pytania - zlodziej, niedzwia--
dek?
- Me, waz!
49, Ach, tylko waz! 49, rozes-
miai sic gospodarz. Jest tn
ich Il mnie z POI tuzina. Bardzo
1agodne i POLYTECHNIC, tepia W do
mu myszy szczury i wszelkie TO-
bactWo.
- Vice we've was SO nieszko
dive?
- Take, jak ten, kt6rego pan
widzia}, SO ME tylko nieszkodli-
we, lecz jak juz powiedzia}em,
pozyteczne. Ale w lasach znajdu
ia sic rzeczywiScie niebezpieczne.
- Zapewne rzadko zdarzaja
sic spotkania?
~ Rzadko, ale czesto bardzo
s~traszne, Opowiem panu p6zniej
zdarzenie, jake mia1em W roku
zesz}ym.
Prey sniadaniu rozpoczelismy
pogawedke, n%aturalnie 0 wezach.
Przypomnialem gospodarzowi je-
90 obietnice. Me da1 sic d1ugo
prosic.
- w roku zesz}ym uda}em sic
ma pol6w ryb mad rzeke Sprawl
ne. Mialem z SODA potezna wed--
Ike z wielkim, podwojnym haczy-
klein. Z1ozy1em fuzye IA trawie,
n6z wbi}em W ziemie i zarzuci-
lem wedke. W kilka minut ryba
wedke. Byla to olbrzy-
mia Aimara. Poczalem sic ostroz-
ME cofac, ably wyciagnac rybe IA
brzeg, gdy nagle us}ysza}em "a
scba gniewne syczenie i cichy
dzwiek podobny cd odg}osu grze
Zadrzalem i odwr6cilem
Wlosy podniosly mi sic ma glo-
vie, Jimmy pot wystapi} Ia ca
lynn ciele cd w~ierzcholka g1owy
az do piet.
Tuz "a NINA, 0 try kroki zale-
ogromny grzechotnlk, wy
suwajacy sic z trawy, wznosl1
}eb do cory, gotowy do rzucenla
ia mnie.
Widzialem b}yszczace zlowrogo
oczy.. widelkowaty, lsniacy je--
zyk, zeby wygiete w ty1, paszcze
.ziejaca, czulem sic zgubiony.
Tymczasem ryba zerwa}a sic z
haka IA mole s~zczescie.
Stalem, jak wryty, nierucho--
my, z wedka w reku, patrzac z
ia VEGA, ktory r6wniez
uporczywie wpatrywa} sic we
mnie. Moja nieruchomosc zoawa
la sic go uspakajac.
Zachowa} sic spokojnie, tylko
wciaz poruszal glowa, wzniesio-
ma o metr mad trawa. Trzeba by1o
Ia nina znajdowala sic
szeroka rzcka, pelna krokodyli.
Posunalem sic IA prawo.
Rozleg} sic syk i dzwiek gree
chotnika. Ruch moi widocznie
rozgniewal VEGA, kt6ry ME chciaf
.l ~; ,.,,l - m~;oiSoa SDrH-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27

tax dobrze ukryty w traVie, re o
strzem do ziemi.
Ale co teraz czynic?
Nagle przysz1a mi mysl do g1o
wy. Poniewaz waz ME chce poz-
wolfe mi, abym sic oddali} lub pc
ruszy4 chociaz z miejsca, a broni
dostac ME moge - gdybym tax
spr6bowa4 zarzucic wedke ma
w4asna fuzye?
Hak by} mocny, sznur take,
wedka dose gruba, ably utrzymac
ciezar fuzyi. Trzeba pr6bowac!
Ale to sprawl ME }atwa. Wy
ciagam ostroznie ramie zarzu--
cam wedke ruchem d}oni; kt6ra
dry, dry okropnie.
- Psss, PISS, krrr, krr, zn6w
daje sic sfyszac syk i grzechota--
ME.
Waz porusza sic coraz niespo--
kojniej, lada chwila rzuci sic ma
mnie.
Me jestem bynajmniej tch6-
rem, wiecie cos o tenn, panowie,
ale czu4em, re najmniejsza nieo--
s~troznosc bedzie przyczyna mel
smierci!
l jakiej smierci, Boze!
Postalem nieruchomy chwile,
skurczony, z metnym wzrokiem.
Nogi sic podemna ugina}y, "a
gardlo COS trzymalo. SERGE bio
tax mocno, jak gdyby mia4o
piers rozsadzic.
By1a to okropna chwila. Na sa-
nc wspomnienie 0 niej sk6ra
cierpnie ma mnie.
Widzac, re sic ME poruszam,
waz zn6w sic uspokoi1 i utopil
b}yszczace oczy IA chwile w sznu
RE wedki, krecacym sic mad jego
cielskiem.
Jeszcze >ostr6zniej, jeszcze VOL
niej, jezeli to by1o mozliwe, wy
ciagna1em ramie, nachyliiem we'd
Ike i stara1em sic ia zaczepic "a
tasme! Ma mic! reka dry, jak W
febrze!
Ma mi1osc Boska, spokoju zim-
nej krwi!
Chybilem! Pr6buje pc raz dru-
gi. Zn6w chybiam. Trzeci raz i
czwarty.
Nareszcie Haczyk zaczepi1 sic 0
tasme cd strzelby. Podnosze ra-
mic W gore. Wedzisko wygina
sic sprawie W p6lkole. Czy
w~ytrzyma?
Waz kt6ry sic juz oswoi1 z wi
.okiem sznura, zaczyna sic niep0
koic i gniewa sic Ia widok pred
wzncszacego sic mad MIN
W gore.
Zn6w trzeba sic uzbroic W cier
pliwosc nieslychana, dokazac Gu
III zrecznosci, przysuwac fuzye
cal pc calu.
A jezeli sznur peknie, jezeli
sic zlamie, haczyk sic
pcpsuje?
Jeszcze kilka minut takiej trwo
gi, takiej niepewnosci, takiego
.natezenia, a nerwy popekaja jak
zbutwiale struny, a strace zmys}y
Nareszcie, mann W reku moja
wierna strzelbe. z ostroznoscia
nies}ychana, tax powoli, re IDA
waloby sic to nieprawdopodob-
mem, odczepiam haczyk, przykla-
dam bron do ramienia i zaczy-
celowac.
Ale krew sic we mnie gotuje,
naprezone nerwy drgaja, oczy
sic mruza. Strzelba dry i koly--
SEE sic W mem reku.
Music czekac, az wszystko sic
uspokoi, a straszne to oczekiwa-
ME, gdyz waz zaczyna sic niepo--
.oic coraz bardziej. Juz ME cze--
ka dfuzej.
Leb gadu chwieje sic coraz
szybciej, szyja sic wyciaga piono
wo, potworna paszcza rozwiera
sic, pierscienie VEGA, lsniace ia
trawie, poczynaja sic wyprezac.
sic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-27

Prey reumatyzmie i neuralgia
w~cierajcie w bolace czesci vase
90 cia}a Trinera Liniment i zau--
wazcie natychmiastowa ulge. c.
ma 25c i soc W aptekach - pocz-
to 35c i 6Gc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE.

Charlotte Courthouse. Va, Sept IS
Mr. Darlington Slower is spending
some time In Washington and other
Northern points, visiting friends and
relatives
MI \ T.. Lincoln has returned 10
Richmond, after a short visit TO II. Y
Ingram.
Mr.. A. r. Shepperson is home from
Richmond, where he spent the past
summer
Mr. Darlington Stevens, Of New
York, Is the guest Of his uncle. Mr.
!. G. Darlington
Mr.. F. c. Thornton, OF Vulcan. W
Va. IL spending a few DAYS with his
wife and daughter
Mr.. Edward stebbens, Of PAGES. who
has been the guest OF D. II. VILLA ms
has returned home.
Mrs. Chas c. Guthrie returned re-
Gently from a motor trip TO Lynch
burg and Natural Bridge. She was
accompanied by Miss Couohrane, OF
Emporia, who is visiting her.
Mrs Cheney. of Randolph. has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17
Train Your Hair as
an Actress Does

No class Of people devotes as
much time to beauty as do actresses
and naturally no class must be more
careful to retain and develop their
charms. Inquiry among them de-
velops the information that in hair
care they find II dangerous to sham
poo with any makeshift hair cleanser
instead they have studied to And the
finest preparation made for shampoo
in" and bringing out the beauty of the
hair The atority of them say that
to enjoy the beet hair wash and scalp
stimuiator that is known. get pack
age of canthrox from your druggist:
dissolve teaspoonful In cup Of hot
water and yofr shampoo Is ready It
costs less than three cents for this
amount After its use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color Dandrufr.
excess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear Your hair viii
be so fluffy that It will look much
heavier than 1t ia. Its lustre and
softness will also delight you, while
the stimulated scalp gains the health
winch insures hair growth.---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

been the guest OF Miss Lucy watkins
Miss Bertha Benscholes. OF Bowl.
ing Green, Ohio. 10 viSing friends and
relatives here.
Miss Clarice Guthrie has gone to
Kenbridge, whore she will teach thia
session
Miss r. Y. Smith, after spending
the summer at her home here, has
returned to st. Louis to resume her
position with the Y. w. G. A.
Mr.. e. F. Daniel. Jr.. of Atlanta.
has been the guest at his fathers
home, Arcadia" near town.
Mr.. A. l. Cons, Of Lawrenceville,
was the guest OF friends on Sunday.
Ralph Guthrie, after spending the
summer at his home here, has re-
turned to Hampden-sidney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-17

to her home In 0ordonsvfils after
spending some time at the Johnston
Willis Sanitarium.
Mrs. juliet Clinton Keith has re-
turned TO her home on Cathedral
Place after spending the late sum-
mer IN Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ado1ph williams
have concluded an extended stay on
the Maine coast.
Meetings.
There will be a meeting of Lee
Cha pier. L. u. c., in Lee Camp Hall
on Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
As this is meeting of much i'm
portance all members are urged to
be present