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The Robbers-Part II.

my place after that. the next time l
come here there won't be any Old Nan
Crow after | leave"
Old Man Crow didn't stop. II. ran
Tor the door and away he went.
Mr. PosSum and Mr. Coon watched
him minute and then they laughed,
bu, they didn't stop long TO laugh they
hurried into Old Man Crows house
and into his pantry How they did eat.
Mr. Coon said II reminded him oi q
party he went 10 once IN a plac. where
everybody was away. and he hadn't had
so much 10 eat since
They ate until they were sleepy and
then they locked and barred the doors
and wen, to bed IN Old Man Crows
bed
In the morning they were up early
and ate Ihc res, ~ the food ,Kat they
lei, the night before
old Man Crow flew home the Sec
ond night tired and weary he opened
the door and wen, IN slowly and locked
/ u behind him
H. was pretty hungry, and the il,N
thing he did was 10 open the pantry
door
He gave ont loud cav and held IN
/ 10 hi, head not even a rfumh was On
the shelf or floor
Old Man Crow looked around and
saw hi, bed Some one had slept in
II, hc walked ov't and looked a, !,
minute and then he started and looked
closer lie picked w something and
held It up and looked at II. II wa, 4
hair long and rather stiff. black and
dull white
I Old Man Grow held nj, head on one
side and looked AZ i, minute. "rha,
was Mr. Coon ,ha, ! though, wa, q
rrnr cap showing pvef the slll. bu, who
wa' with hrm with the gum Tha, 70
the fellow I want ~ catch
/ old Man Grow looked the bed ovey
and over and shook the sheets. bu, not
another hair could he find and he 10
still looking .eNpe,,. iot the one who
had the gun
Copyright lqlb h, the Mcclure News.
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MR. POSSl'M got 10 the log first.
MI but pretty soon he saw Mr Coon
'A coming along with the gun o,e'
IN, shoulder Here i, iS" said Mr.
Coon. YOU tak- the gun. Mr. po,,um
] don't care for firearms myself
Mr. poS,um had on the old hat and
he ,houldercd the gun, telling Mr. Coon
to follow him
Nerv carefully they picked their wav
to where Old Man Crow lived. and
when they w'rc near the house Mr.
Ro,um stopped and listened
He IS asleep hc said u wa
sure he took q nap a, noonday II,
'gts, even IN hi, sleep Now YOU Sip
up q the pantry window a. The hack
and look in
Mr. Coon cam back IN q minute with
wide open eyes, m TACT they looked
q, VI they would pop out u he saw
another thing
Every hell q, iull" he said al
most choking over the words Cakes
and pic, and"
That D., an We van, to know that
,he pin'f, =, full" aid Mr ro,Vum
Drs,rur toward the house
You stand ,, the top oi ynur head
show, over nm, window ,ll ht sand
~ Nr Coon "it viii look like lhc tnr
oi Nr Mans coon cap. and don't poke
your nose up until tell YOU
AN ugh, whispered Mf Coon. tax
ing hl, position
Then Mr. rp,,um looked IN and saw
Oh Man Crow asleep ou the sofa b,
the wall on the olh'r side vi the room
he wa, klug ON hi, back with HI,
wing, folded over IN, chest and breath
iug very deep.
Mr. p',,um rested thc gun on IN,
window ill and lc' ihc top oi hl, hat
show over 'hr inn and 'hcn h' called
odd Man Cfuv nld Man Cro,, wax,
up ,uu are caught
ON Man Crow opened oue eve 4,
first. and ,1rWci hat when he saw
lh' top ~ 'hc hat he opened the o,hei
eve and took a good look
Then he saw the gun and the TOT
n' 'hr UDHu cap. and hc knew ihs
Nf Man and very likely the hired man
'un had Jiugh, him. and hc va, a,
good O., dead crow iha, yer, minute
u didn't steal ih, corn. deed
didn't ,a.d Od Man Ctnw. ,trmhln.
90 over Y found that corn right ul
'hr road where It had fallen oii IN,
f..N ...... ..... ..s...tVW D.. ftf .at - ~.
Man ! WAS Just saving II iuf YOU ~
gt, " right away II yuu will lust ufi
that gun the other way around
Mr. Coon va, laughing ,u that W.
po,Wm payc him gund 'hatn kirl
ln the ltg 10 hs uui't AMI then Mt
P1, um ,aii. irving tn make h, ,ui,
a, near like NJ Man, voice a., HI
could "Old Man Jtuw. ! don't van
,ha, corn ! want ,nu am going -
lock YOU up You have done ,o man,
Rad thing, lately that " is ~, ,ai
iot you ~ he Tree
old Man Ctow began 10 think ~ M
iull pan,f, and ~ tn taisins Ne Jnl
itom NJ Man, psulN also ,il,t
spoon which on Man Crow ate NJ
soup with. which came ,fum NJ
Nan's house
old Man Crow would almost falhs
lose his lie than he lp,kci up and h
began in think NJ some way IN ,ay
himself when Mt ro,,um spoke asat
a, neat lik. NJ Man a. pns,ihl "Ot
Man Crow viii ls, ,uu of un nm
condition
"Wha, w that What y, that
asked Old Mar Jtov eagerly
Y have decided Il will hs W. u
ho'hsf In kecp YOU and cost lot g. iss
',,n" said NJ rnssum Now IN pun
. i,h ,,u inr an ,uut badness You ar
IN So away itrm hom and sia, iw
ds,, On The second night you can r.
turn. and II ever catch YOU atcun
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DRrssM,MNG NND MILLINERY

IL Answering Nj. Please Mention Iim's
v~>~~>~~>y~s~~y>>~>->> >,'s~->-
MRS WATSON Su Bone DurrtIrrc
Wal i--'
tFE MI for deasrs aul prices iur SUM.
msr dfcrs,s Wpi l'Nr
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POULTRY AND PETS.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
GUINEA PIGS for sale; solid colorf red
Whl'o. black and broken colors also
Poultry. homing pigeons and squads Price
given ON application Holmes Home Of Re.
d'cmlng Love Rt .. Box 3g Phone L.
~ u Oklahoma ,Ity
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ad. rlrnse Mention p~,-.


luG N.Nr Slice. large. south front
room lla W nh Wal i595
a SOUTH room for rent. lady pre-
frrfrd references. $50 w 2oth. Wal
2IIi-J
LARGE nicely furnished. cool room Tor
r"nt ihun" VI lli2
NOETu onI south newly furnished he'd
rooms 'I respectable people ilf W
f'h Nu.', 'll"
VERY LARGE. well ventilated. modern
front room Iu rhrunn home Price
roorn.Io.llo IS Gih
ROOMS mr g. Furnished: every conycu.
Iru.'. just lkr home. fl2i each for
V''k H'u s. walnut
NlCULN furnished southeast room; hlE
closets close in; tu0ty modern. with
lnmr rfIN.I'n"a Wal hGil
VERY attractive, sleeping room I suite
'.r NHhi l"u.,k""uIur. private home.
'ifH' 'nldN rofrhrW trrl. walking dI
'H"' I..'.r'n.' required WA. ,'1l
COOLEST uufH room. 100 l.',. 81 20 and
'.n" p'r w''h 90 D. End
runL south ruom ,u., bon. un .lr Iluc.
rU'li, residence. y'nilcmrn pre-
'"r1 4 stiles rrk NlpIr sos
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CLENNING ND PRESSING.

In Answering Ads Pleas 'irniion Times
~NNNN~N~>~>~|>~~~~~~DN~N>>~ ~N>>~o~>N~~>N~~~N~~~~>
MEN Powerful machines shooting 80
pounds N steam through your clothes
makes absolutely prltlr, and p,rfrrt
pressing e'c, spotted and urra. cl. A0c
20 Is. Cleaners. % West Fourth " 371
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

In Ap-w eripg ADS. Please Mention Times
sa>>o>~1No~~~>~~~~>~~ >~~~~~~~>~N>~~>>>~-s~~~
WANTED White ri'| in' i'h'I TOD
houseWork: foreigner pfc'rrrci, u'
laundry. I'm family 'HI Wul #Nti
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CATTLE AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time

S~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~>
FOR SALE-l'inc pony and trap and
harness Phone W. 2i0 or address q.
s. A, 2lg T.. 18th
FOR SALE Good family horse and new
surrey Phone W 4i5S
FOR SALE Young horse, three COWS,
fresh soon; $ miles northwest OF Ed
mond John shade
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.

>N>"S"~~~-~~>~~~~~N>~~~s> >~~~s>~~~>~~~~~~~~-~~~->>
O. u DENNY q co. luli Colcord Bldg
Wal 73l, Oklahoma city. Okla We
buy. sell and exchange oil leases. listed
aud unlisted oll stocks can and see us
WE HAVE one of the best acrrlgcs for
drilling contract In the state See W
Loo KldE
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NOTICES.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
~rN>>~~>~~-~~>~~~>~-~~~ -~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
OTICE-Chndidate and business men
We have the I1ly authentic 1910 reg
istratlOn list " Oklahoma City and
county. comprlslnr nearly ~ OoO voters.
address and allegiance Mae Carothcrs
MutlgraphinE Company 73O American
Nat Bank. oklahoma city
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WANllp NIsCtIIN\lnIN

In Arswtiinr Nds Iisass Nsniisr ti,Bf.
WANTED HH.. Fl. H...H|. .... ..
hnfsvs 3 T.. mrH I... NJ F..
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OFFICES N\D SIORrROONIS
TOR kINT.

w ,usvstur ,ds rlspss Mention Iims.
s>s>s>~,>~~-~>>-~,s~SN~~~ SN~~~N>s>N>-~~~>>>~~S~,
IuN IINI ..H.. vHH HrHa rH1Ir ana
phone. N.. r,IFumh'. terms W 49,.
.... I.I. vs. HT.,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

I HAVE shooting gallery for sale In
good condition; Halc cheap, Write Roy
Salshury. sol L Randolph St, Enid,
Okla
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nor SALE {

Complete rrsi.,'hss r1fr uuiNi range
hH.U owen. hUi water tsut. table chairs.
IIa'I. exhaust Hui tpIlNg fans tVu
Nw.H.1H fountains marble counters
'.uI. .'. fine condition tua' 81 UnI
H.| .rN Nf un.. ihFU Wiu ,.N ono uf
N".I a fHN .ul, wtlirr uufni CONFER
...L... .f, coffee ufH three fuw pitir
~ h.h 'H. fixtures with i.uhIr iHuf
fE| l.HN plate uh.s Huufa. cash
~ a'Hf also .un lh hBnI sfufU elevator
platform NHHf sUHlus fHuf teHIs NJ y .Ir.h
s'HIf hose with uuffIra HHt IfRrtffe tfaH
iN. r'Hir GLASS also sNuv rtss. counter
HHi W'Ht Hthrf Hrii.irs Wii scii ti uf
tHf 'u aUf
{, j. WALDRON
trrn NJ ffuvrt e. u ~ gfuUstt
oklahoma yIN
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On Answering Nds rlsass Mention fims
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Only practical solving machine i'N1l
man in Oklahoma Walnut fN.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Is SENT TO WASHINGTON
TO SECURE "LOCAL COIORn

Motion picture directors will go a
long way these days To secure correct
atmosphere and detail for forthcoming
productions. The day has passed when
any old thing Will DO for the movies
and particularly in feature productions
OF historical atmosphere no time nor
expense is spared to have every detail
correct, The Selig Company is filming
Winston Churchiils story of The
Crisis and William y. Selig sent TO
Washington for certain properties" 10
add local color 10 the production. Old
fles of newspapers issued In the Civil
War period. old steel engravings show =
ing Abraham Lincoln during the va
rious stages Of his career and the old
dispatch box carried by President Lin
coin during Civil War times. were
loaned the Seiig Company by the gov
eminent. The dispatch box was pre-
scented by Lincoln TO Colonel Crook his
bodyguard. and later Colonel Crook
gave the box into the keeping Of w |.
Marshall. Later il was stored amongst
historic White House relics. The box
Will he carried III The Crisis" by the
player who impersonates Lincoln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
II. II. WARNER ~ STAR
IN NEW BILL AT BfJOU

During many OF the scenes in The
Beggar OF Cawnporc," lnce's Triangle
kay-Bee feature. in which he Is starred
~ the BDou for the week END. II. Is.
Warner wears a fun beard, and thus
fulflls a secret desire which he has
fostered for a number OF years. The
first day Warner appeared at the Ince-
vile studio in his makeup few Of
the players recognized the famous star.
and he enjoyed a hearty laugh a the
expense Of most OF them.
"All my lie ! have wanted to wear a
beard In my portrayal OF part" de-
clored Warner. I'm New York they
would never give me play that Of
fered the opportunity"
In making the beard. Warner
took infinite pains Each day he made
beard OF crape-hair and adjusted 1t
20 his face. The necessity OF making
i, mach with the beard he had worn
the day before caused him no little
trouble, but he labored for an hour
or NOR. each day, TO create n perfect
duplicate.
The comedy part Of the Rijou pro-
gram will be the keystone film, The
Lion and the Girl"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
LIONEL. BARRYMORE GOES
TO THE MEXICAN BORDER

Lionel Barrymore, who has just COM
pletcd his work in 'Dorian's Divorce"
for the Metro program. being starred in
that production with Grace Valentine.
viii he starred alone in THE GUTTER"
sensational tve-part feature which
has just been put into production. The
exterior scenes Will be photographed
along the Mexican border. and the COM
panv does not anticipate that II will
be much OF holiday. as motion picture
operators are experiencing considerable
difcul,y in that locality at present
The scenery and buildings required can
only be found in that section, how
ever. so they have no choice but TO go
Most OF the time that the company
is in New Mexico they will be obliged
10 live in tents. Every member has
been supplied with a special permit to
carry firearms. and they will he well
protected against raiders or intruders.
leander de Cordova. who was recently
made an assistant director To Charles
Koran. who will direct the production,
is expected to be of great help TO the
Americans He is linguist, and
among other languages he speaks the
kind of Mexican heard along the bor-
der. While The GUTTER Is not war
drama. Mr.. Koran will be Obliged to
use number OF real Mexicans, and
especially a group proficient in horse
manshp.
In the cast with Mr.. barrymore will
be William Davidson. Julius Cowles
and other we'll known artists The
GUTTER" was picturized by Harry o.
Hoyt from the novel Of the same name
by Izola Forester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
JAPANESE ACTORS STARS
IN PHOTODRAMA At STRAND

SesEue HayakaSa. the noted Japan
actor. who recently created Such
Juror by hiv wonderful performance
with Fanni" Ward In The Cheat" will
he tecn At the Strand the rest Of this
week, beginning to-day, the star in
the Jesse l.. Lasky production OF ALLEN
Souls" thrilling photodrama written
especially for the Paramount program
by Hector Turnbull. author of his pre-
liouS success. Since his engagement
with the Lasky organization. Mr.. Haya-
kawa has been seen only AS a member
NJ the company supporting a prominent
star, az II was impossible TO find
photodramatic production exactly
suited 10 his requirements. Finally
the famous dramatist, Hector Turnbull,
was commissioned TO write play es-
pecially for this artist. In Allen
Souls MIR. Hayskawa Is seen as a
wealthy dealer in Japanese curios and
madly in love with an Americanized
Japanese girl played by Tsuru Aoki.
How nc saves her from the clutches OF
ihe money-seckinG young society man
IL shown In :, play gripping in It's IN
,cnsity Hayakawa is surrounded by
cast Of unusual excellence, including
such artists AS Earle FoXe, Grace Ben
ham. Florence Sinythe, Robert Grey.
Isabelle Malone and others.
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strong liquor The Elittcrins future
Sylvia was SO WILDLY sketching daz-
zled him with It's brilliance. After
all
The telephone in the next room rang
sharply. Sylvia answered II. Pres
emily she came back to him. her eyes
troubled and her manner less firmly
assured than before.
DR. Clarke would like to speak to
YOU" she said
Wondering. Billiard went over TO the
telephone and took up the receiver.
DIR. Clarkes voice. charged with anx-
icty. came 10 him as from great dis
tance.
"Buiiard" Clarke was saying. "rvo
phoned every where for YOU. and Mrs
Hullard didn't know where you'd gone.
tried Sylvias house as a last resort.
Your wife is ill-vcry i'll"
WHAT cried George. aEhast.
She is very M came the answer.
she sent for me early in the evening.
! because she couldn't locate you. Sho
complained of a violent earache. then
or pains back OF the ear and along the
left side Of the. jaw. It's been getting
steadily worse. lit. looks like acute
mastoidtis."
'Mastoiditis" babbled George GOOD
Lord. You're not mistaken"
I'm afraid not. And-and IL looks
like case for Immediate operation.
She's crying for YOU. And"
But Billiard had left the telephone
and was hclf-way TO the outer hall.
where he had left his hat and over
coat.
Mrs. Bullard is dangerously ILL.,"
he called 10 Sylvia as he hurried out.
You'll forgive me IL so at once?'
AS he stroileh homeward. Billiards.
heart was sick with apprehension.
Mastoiditis.
| None knew better than he the perils
OF that trcacherous malady which so
suddenly and so inejpicably nflames
The delicate cells between the outer
and inner LAYERS Of the mastoid bone.
directly back OF the ear and at the
| has. Of a lobe OF the brain
! 1T is disease that wastes no time
I in developing and that. in a few hours.
may turn supposedly we'll person
into corpse. Its whole brief course is
one continuous and increasing torture.
! Its cure In extreme cases. depends en-
! tirely on an immediate surgical opera
! tion-an operation SO delicate that the
very slightest mistake in direction or
the tinlest waver!ng OF the scalpel,
means immediate death
The coolest nerve, the steadiest hand,
| the moet skilled brain must he his,
who would perform such an operation
George Bullard had performed several
OF them during the past winter: for
mastoiditis had swept the town as an
aftereffect OF grippe. All his mastoid
operations had been successful Yet ne
fully realized how close race he had
run with death each time.
Now that his own wife was the SUI
! ferer. he could not look on the case
with his wonted professional GOODNESS
The III news brought back for the mo-
ment some OF his old tenderness for
Esther. He was just then nearer to
her in spirit than he had been for
many a long day.
When he arrived at his own house,
Esther vas no. there SO urgent was
the case that DR.. Clarke. on his own
responsibility. had had her taken to
the new hospital. And thther Bull
lard fastened to follow.
ITO Be Continued To Morrow)
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theY had been told by physicians that
hothing could be done for them In
spite OF the tremendous sale OF Var
ne SIS, great number OF people suf-
ierlhg from rheumatism have failed
10 try Var-ne-sis believing ii to be
ike the ordinary preparations recon-
inended; others have been told that
their case was hopeless" said W. a.
'arney. the discovercr OF Var-ne-sis.
TO every rheumatic sufferer say,
STOP: think what Var-nc-sis has &C
complished; II has brought health to
many whom physicians have told there
was no help. IT has succeeded after
all sorts Of treatment had failed In
order for the public to fully appreciate
what Var-ne-sis has accomplished In
these severe cases of rheumatism, and
to convince tho sceptics. am going to
pay the expcnses.of an investigation.
Il want three business men to in
vestigate any or all testimonials pub.
lished by me. I Will pay their cx-
penses from the time they start the
investigation until they are satisfied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
MIDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

isfs-To-day, Theda Bara, In "rhe
kane, In "1he Labyrinth; SATURDAY.
beveriy Bayne and Francis y. Bush
man. In "The wnIl Between"
LITTLE - To-day, 1.-THE Man
Hunt, tomorrow, "Lovc and Bull
let's; saturday, "CeIcrtc."
STRAND-TO-dny, Tomorrow md
Snturdny. Scssue Hnynknwn and
Tsuru Aoki. In "Aiien Souls"
B1JOU--ro-dny, Tomorrow and
saturday, II. u. Warner, in "The
BeKgnr or Cnwnpore," and "rhe
Lion md the Girl"
ODEON-To-dny. Tomorrow md
saturday. Etar cast, In "Unto Those
Who Sin.n
nEN--ro-day, Vivian Rich and
Alfred NoHburE, In '.Ihc Touch of
the Key, Tomorrow. Edythe Ster-
ing, I'm "The Stain in tho BiOod",
saturday, "lhe Jungle Outcast,"
with Margaret GibsOn.
NICTOR-To-dny, "Thc Broken
Fetera," with Margaret Lnndys,
Tomorrow. '"rhe Nightingale" with
ETHEL barrymore, saturday, "whO's
,u'Ify" with ANN Niisnon and Tom
Moore,
COLONIAI-To-da Charlie Chap
lin. In "Thc Fioorwalker," and Har-
old Lockwood and Mary AliiHon. In
1.-THE Comeback; Tomorrow and
saturday. rhedn Harm. In "The Etcr-
nal Sapho."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
MOVIE COMPANY ON wARsHIP
OFF COAST OF VIRGINIA

Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels has granted permission to the
Paragon Film Corporation, allowing
Gail Kane and cast Of supporting
players to travel on board one of the
dreadnaughts during the spring man.
euvers off Hampton Roads. Virginia.
The picture being made is "Repara-
tion." and the players will leave New
York on board the warship and remain
on board until the maneuvers are COM
plete. In addition TO staging scenes
on deck, the company will he allowed
to work on the deck OF n torpedo boat
destroyer and in the interior of a SUBJ
merged submarine. Gail Kane is bus
lily engaged taking anti-seasck les
sons on board the Staten Island Ferry.
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Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast

Why Is man and woman. half the
time. feeling nervous. Respondent.
worried: some days headachy, dull ami
unstrunB; some days really incapaci-
ta;ed by illness.
II we all would practice inside.
would take place Instead Of thous-
ands OF half-s!ck, misunderstanding
souls with pasty. muddy compleXions
we should see crowds OF happy. neal
thy. rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
The reason is that the human system
waste which il accumulates under our
present mode OF living. For every
ounce of food and drink taken into the
system nearly an ounce Of waste ma .
terial must be carried out, else II fer
ments and forms ptomaine-li<e pois-
onS which are absorbed into the blood.
Just AS necessary as IL IS to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day,
before the fire will burn bright and
hot. so We must each morning clear
tho inside organs OF the previous days
accumulation OF indigestible waste
and body toxins. Men and women.
whether sick or we'll are advised 10
drink each morning, before breakfast.
a glass of real hot water with tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in II,
AS harmless means OF washing out
OF the stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels tho indiKestible material. waste
sour bile and toxins: thus cleansing,
sweeteninG and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach.
Millions OF people who had their
turn at constipation, bilious attacks,
acid stomach nervous days and sleep
less nights have become real cranks
about the morning inside bath 4
quarter pound OF limestone phosphate
will not cost much at the drug store,
but liz sufficient TO demonstrate to
anyone, Its cleansing. sweetenIng and
freSheninK effect upon the aHs.en
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
TO REPEAT "rIIE COMEBACK"
At THE COLONIAL, 'rO-DA,

Harold Lockwood and May Allisone
made their debut on the Metro pro-
gram In The Comeback" a hye-nart
production at tho Colonial Yesterday.
and will remain there to-day.
The Comeback" Ia q story Of how a
disstpated young man, just out Of coll
lese, sees the error OF his way, and
goes to the Northern Maine woods.
where he becomes a real man and re-
deems himself. There Ia an Interesting
and delightful story running through
tho feature. and wealth Of beautiful
photography.
Starting to-day. Charlie Chaplin will
be a regular feature at tho Colonial.
He. will be seen on the screen there