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Western

Three men were killed. two seri.
ously injured and several others
slightly hurt in an explosion near
Whalcn. Wyo.
William Jennings Bryan was 50
years old Sunday and celebrated his
anniversary by delivering two al.
dresses In churches at Kansas city.
A protest against the sugrcstc /
abandonment OF the Monroe doctrine
was voiced by former President Tat
in an address before the Contempt.
AIRY Club OF St Louis.
VIII II. Orpct. accused OF killing
Marion Frances Lambert. was grant
ed change OF venue from Judge -.
G. Edwards OF Waukcgan TO another
Judge OF the same court at Waukn.
gan III
Alleged to be the ringlcadora IN a
plot TO fomont Mexican uprising.
two MtNicans were arrested at Ic.
rome. Ariz., and placed IN the county
jail ~ Prescott, pending an inycstl.
cation.
All correspondents were Obliged TO
register and present credentials at
military headquarters at Columbus.
y NJ Major sample. the censor.
frankly informed thcm that their sor,.
Ices would be OF little value.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23
Hardly Able to Move.

Albert Lea Minn3Ior about year sharp Mains acros,
ny pack and hips and was hardly able the house
y nad MouH nss and was dizzy and had appetite. After
taxing LYDIA T. iinhans Vegetable Compound Liver Pills
rn iee,ng stronger than for have little boy eight months
o.u ana am dong my work all alone would without your
Weaes N the house as there like themn-Ms T. II
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23
WEEKS NEWS In PARAGRAPHS

Brig. Gen. John Cameron Mullen.
berg, retired, former paymastcr gca.
oral of the army. died at his home in
Washington.
Representative Kahn's amendment
to Hay Army Bill. making standing
army 10000 instead of 10000. de-
f,ated. 1873 to 1903.
One dispatch from Gen Funston says
Gen Pershing had reported finding II
supply Of corn. alfalfa and beef at an
unnamed point In Mexico.
Several hundred Indian war vet
Grams IN Colorado and other Rocky
Mountain states will be gladdened h.
the news that senator Shafroth has
got II favorable report from the Pen.
sion Committee on the Indian War
Veterans Pension Bill The bill pro.
yides that veterans OF Indian wars
shall be given the same status and
entitled to the same pensions AS vet.
Grams OF the Ciyil War.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-03-23
Washington

President Wilson has told Congress
leaders lie viii sign III"
bill including the
for Independent
years. despite
OF It's dcta!lr
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

they did succeed in doing a prosperous
business. one OF the reasons for this
with the smaller houses. was also be-
cause the Germans quoted prices and
weights in Italian money and by the
metric system.
Italy viii perhaps come out OF this
way in better condition than any other
nation in Europe ana therefor" he one
whose business iG worth going after
She viii have not been devastated and
vii! not have lost so many men. and
those she has lost viii bc rapidly re-
placed because of the wcll-known fc-
cundity of tho Italian family. Her bus
mess viii not he shot to pieces. One
has but 10 look Al her stores now TO
see that they are full of cash buyers
The recent postal savings bank reports
show a continual Increase on deposits.
My own bank ana other banks are
nculty with her new loan. one-half Of
II being already guaranteed by Italian
bankers. There IS much loose talk
about the war impoverishng nations.
In italy much OF the money spent on
the war is spent right in the country
and the money merely changes hands
TaXations from now on To pay the in
tcrcst on these war loans and to later
pay them off will increase. Yet Ital-
ian taxation will not be so severe as
not TO be met. There is still q good
margin al profit for us after we pay
our taxes. present and future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
SCurVV
By William Brady, VI. D.

Scurvy, or scorhutus as doctors call
IL. Is nowadays rarely observed in
ADULTS. even in institutions, hut 1t is
siih fairly frequent iu babies ar,i
hcally fed
Til" condition is constitutional. /,
IS characterized hy spongy, hlecdinr
gums. nos"-hlc"d. extreme Tenderness :.
OF the Limbs 10 touch. sw"liiugs and
discoioFatioHs Ike black and blue
marks about the limbs rheumatic
pains ana soreness, perhaps dis
Inclination TO move The limbs almus,
like paralysis, pronounced palcncss o.
skin and lips (anncfnia)
Usually the child's health has been
apparently good up to the time of IN,
attack. which is generally between m.
hfth and fifteenth month Of life. thouah
~ may occur - "uy age ana in tho
best u private homes Indeed. mos,
cases Of scUEvy nowadays are observed
IN ia" babies of the Weather classes
who don't know how To- feed babies
Sierilizcd food Is The most common
Cause OF scurvy. Proprietary so-cailcd
infant foods are accountable for the
majority OF cases. and proprietary foods
are almost always sterile, II they have
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HEARINGS ON BRANDEIS
several requested Appear Before
Srnnc subcommittee Which Will
investigate Nomination.

WASiilNGToN. February Public
hearings on tn" nomination Of .ouis
L. Etandcis, of BOSTON. to the Supreme
Court bench VIII be held 10y the Senate
Judiciary subcommittee beginning next
Wednesday,
The nrst thing 10 be taken up il was
said would relate to Mr.. Erandeis's
former connection with the United shoe
Machinery Company. Later CLIFFORD
Thornc. of Iowa. Will he heard regard
ing Mr. frandcis's attitude toward the
recent per cent railroad rate case
others who have been requested to
appear before the committee are: u j.
IcnnoN and James j. Starrow, Boston:
;. w. WINSTON, president of the United
shoe Machinery Company. g ". Bag
ron, Of the Boston News bureau;
Thomas c. Spelling, of New York
Joseph NJ. Teal, Portland. Ore, and
Lieutenant Governor John NJ Eshlc-
man. OF California;
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FRIENDSHIP PUT TO TEST
Colombian Newspapers Refer 70 Action
OF Sruntc Committee on Proposed
Payment by United Stntcs.

BOCOTo, COLOMBIA. February e.
tn" news that the Colombian treaty
had been reported favorablv TO the
United states Senate by tho Foreign
Relations Committee, providing for
the payment OF $1,000 600 10 Colon
bia. instead Of s25 100000 has been
received here calmly. The newspapers
point out that the professions OF Pan
American friendship are now put 10
the test.
They consider that So, 600. 600 would
cover only the actual cost TO the coun-
Try. The papers make no further com
mcnt, hut express regret AT the action
thus far taken by the Cnitcd States
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Woman andI lone

formation Of any porcnthcsis lines from
nose 10 mouth,
To keep the lips in good condition
they should he gently masSag"d with
the tip OF the finger dipped in pure
slycerin. This will prevent chappinE
or cracking. II Will also stimulate the
circulation and assist in making the
lips good color.
There is little to he don" for thick
lips. cXccp; Ia breathe through the nose
Most mouth breathcrs have thick lips.
Projecting teeth are naturally ac-
companicd 10y projecting lips, 1t is
quite common thing nowadays for a
dentist TO remedy The condition OF the
lips by Strengthening the teeth. |; is
process that takes a little time and
II lot of patience. hut If one can afford
il. the rcsui; of these teeth -straighten-
ing operations usually makes a vast
Improvement III the appearance OF the
whole face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
FEUD OUTBREAK AT END

IIiESTONSRtKG. i>N.. FEBRUARY s.
Excitement IN FLOYD County over last
weeks hattic between members OF the
Miller and Osborne Meadows factions
in which Ancc Miller was killed and
Louis Harrison and Alfred Miller we're
wounded, apparently has subsidcd ana
no further trouble is feared according
30 county authorities. Among tho first
cases that wiil he taken MP by the
Fl"Nd county Circuit Court on Monday
VIII u" those Of j"hn Meadows and
Walter Osborne. who have been in GUS
t"dy since thc shooting.
The t"ouhle is said To have arisen
over possession of small piece of
property along Rough and Tough
Creek. near here, where battle oc-
Cured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

no other virtues. although condensed
milk is something's found contaminated
with pus-producing germs Pasteuriz-
cd milk Is sometimes responsible for
scurVN. Clean raw milk Is the only
GOOD imitati"n Of a haby'S natural food
simply changing the diet to I'M
SteriliZed food will cure sctrvv The
ADDITION of fresh fruit juices. orange
juice especially. is the best known
remedy. Orange juice should he given
III amounts Of from tablespoonful to
SIN iablespoonfuls n day divided into
three doses each dose about an hour
before milk feeding. Any other fresh
iruit Jutcc--pcaCh juice. prI,ne Juice
juice cannot he had. Even for "A nor
mai baby. being raised ON the hot =
tie. tcaspo"nful or orange juice may
lie given once or twice a day between
ieeuings. from the nth or sixth month
as mild laxative
children over n year old should h,ve
frcSh m"a, broth every second dav
aud fresh vegetable Souus every day
as Il preventive of sccrhutic svmntoms
as well rs cure
the cNtravasation OF blood under tho
SKIN. causing the "hlack-an,i- blue or
Ectlowtsh- brown discoiorations precise.
~ resembling III" marks from bruises
nave often given rise TO unjust susn;
cionS or ACCUSATIONS. especially in tho
case or babies in institutions
Scurvy is caused by s;crilized. or nro
served food. mad cured by fresh nm
changed food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
ROAD WILL REDUCE DEBT
New Haven Company Owes 81 900. 400
In Onc-Ieur Notes. Which Mn
turc ON SIny {.

BOSTON. February 6.-Thc indebted
ness OF the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, maturing
May ]. is to he reduced as much as
possible from the resources of the
company, and the remainder renewed
upon the best terms obtainable. ac-
cording to Il statement of the action
of the special finance committee of the
directors. made public to-day by Preai-
dent Howard Il. Elliott. The Indebted
ness consists of s27.o00,oo0 year 5
per cent notes.
The statement says that the total
debts paid and new money put into tho
property in the last two and onc-ha!f
years was Sl2,05G,17G, and that during
the next few years much more than this
sum should be spent for additions to
the prOpcrtN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
ACon,tnnsd From sunday

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20, nc any ei''e VI s''"S St'
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Pc ",'0 mere was " nro"e" f.aSS or
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run'n't" u" "eaP "ack OF tue GOO
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en- 'ht d"'eC''Ne Sho"h ms near
!lttie f"el"i!N. by IN" time had
inaue sure mat MY F"!'ork was dead.
the Stouttsh man was shouting for Il
doctor, and the room WAS titled with "A
l,f D., n, tool
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Useful
Hints
synopsis.

Mary Page, actress, j. accused of tho
murder OF David Pollock aud * lie
Tended by her love-. Philip i.au"don
Pollock was intoxicated. Shaic. Il
crook ANA tool OF Pollock, was ON thu
fire escape Watching Tor i.anGdon y;
,hc trial a hotel detective tcstifics that
he heard shot ran to the room in
which q banquet was being given to
Mary Page. and saw the body OF Pol
lock. Close by was Mary, in dead
faint. with "a revolver near her hand
while Lancdon WAS leaning over her
saying. Mary Mary did YOU do this?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
o-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.
State senate. Capitol. IL noon.

state Senate. Capitol, IL noon.
House or Delegates, Capitol, II
noon.
Common Council, City Hull. =.
Council Committee on Ordinances,
city Hall. 3.
Entertainment at McGiII Hall,
$3.50. for poor of city.
ordination OF minister. mt $500 Mt
First Unitarian Church.
hcRdemy-Clara Joel, In "rhe
Eternnl MaEdnicnc," S:3O.
I.!ric-POpuiar vaudeville: matt
nee, :; night, 7:3O and %.
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Antoincttc DonnciIy.> Answers.

y Eff a nightly application OF
cold cream or skin food Will not over
come the cracked. Chapped condition OF
your hands. then suggest your con-
sultinr Il physician about it, as 1t may
hc caused from som" skin disorder.
shall bc glad To send YOU my formula
for skin food If YOU viii send me q:
stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
General Mruthrr Cnnhi,Inns.

WASHINGTON. February 6.-.rhe in
dicationS are that there Will he local
showers in IN" region or tn. Great
Lakes. the trpcr OHIO Valley, New
York and New England on Monday.
Otherwise the weather viii he fair
during the next forty-"iEht hours in
the states cast Of the Mississippi River.
The weather will he considerably cold
or on Monday and Tuesday over prac-
ticailN all parts OF the country east OF
the mississippi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

y. D,-fou made yourself perfectly
clear about the formulas, but regret
TO say that do not have formulas for
rouge or powder There are many
good trades ON the market. You can
learn OF them by iuQuiring at any drug
or department store. You can make "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Those who migrate TO the sunny
South are the first who require out
fits that hint of spring. y fascinnt-
ing new sports hat and silk coat arc
pictured above. II is to he used in
place of last years fad, the silk
sweater. This combination will he
seen AT the fashionable summer re-
sorts this spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07
SPRACUE SPENDS MONTH
ON bATTLESH|P NEW YORK
Says United States Has In Its Navy
Nucleus OF Greatest Fighting
Machine in World.
POINTS TO MOST VITAL NEEDS
Member Of Naval Consulting Board
Declares More Officers and Men
and Grenter Efficiency i'm Target
Practice Immediate Requirements.

NEW YORK. February G.-The United
states has in it's navy the nucleus OF
the greatest hghting machine in the
world. according TO Frank j. Spraguc.
chairman OF the committees on cleo
tricity and shiDbulding Of the Naval
Consulting Board. who returned here
yesterday, after spending month
aboard the battlcship New York and
witnessing the maneuvers OF tn" At
lantic Fleet in Southern waters.
Mr.. Sprusue declared the two most
vital requirements OF the navy at the
present arc more officers and men and
greater efficiency in target practice
He said tho government could not spend
too much money in this regard
no man who has the love OF Amer
len at heart" asserted MIR. SpraEuc.
need feel ashamed OF the navy. There
is room for Improvement. hut under
ordinary circumstances the American
navy would give "A very crcditable ac-
count of itself"
Mr.. Spraguc is preparing detailed
report of his trip. which he will for
ward to Secretary Daniels at Washing
ton. He said he would make certain
recommendation FOR Improvement Of
electrical devices now IN use aboard
American warshipS
FUTURE HATTLES At LEAST
500 MILES OUT At SEA
\ graduate of Annapolis. and the
first engineer TO recommend the In
PRODUCTION OF electricity In to the SER
vice OF the navy, Mr. Sprague said his
observations while aboard the New
York had convinced him that Amer
lea must lie prepared to light her fu-
;urc battles At least 800 miles out at
sea.
Five years. according to Mr.. Sprague.
would be required to place the navy on
an equal footing with that Of Great
Britain. provided Congress saw Mt to
make the necessary appropriations Hc
said IL would be necessary TO enlarge
Annapolis and to provide training
ships in sufficient numbers TO insure
a full and efficient complement OF Of
nccrs and men
bigger guns. faster ships and more
efficient target practice will solve the
whole problem. said Mr.. Sprague
we are no longer an insular coun-
try" he added we mus, bc pre-
parod TO fight for our rights, IL the
time comes, and, no matter how much
money wc spend row ''iu upbuildlng
our navy. II Will not bc lost"
Mr. Spraguc said he would recon
mend that The other members OF the
Naval Consulting Board take the ad-
vantage of Secretary Danicls's invita-
ton TO cruise with the navy from ,ime
10 time.
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i.ncul Itainfal1.

Rainfall last twelve hours ........ No
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. No
Deficiency in rainfall since March
........... y
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uary Observation-Disclosures. 0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Local observation NJ y T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. 30: humidity. 20: wind.
direction. south; wind. velocity. miles:
wca Their, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Mrs. \ 1.-THE information in Your
letter is too vague. too Indirect TO
allow OF an Intelligent answer Write
again ana send stamped. addressed
envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

and pressing il through a soft cloth
Then add II little alcohol 10 The juice
j i S--Thc following * one Of the
hest dcpilatories for removing. the hair
from the ar,npits: Sulphide of bariu,n,
~" drains; oxide of zinc and starch.
each three drains Mix these well and
keep tightly corked Before applying
tn" d"rilatorv. add sufficient water 10
max" paste. The pas,c is then
spread over the part and allowed 10
remain on for a couple OF minutes
Then wash IL off and apply u cold cream
or soothing ointment There Will he
resulting irritation. You can generally
tell when III" pasrc has been on long
enough by slight burning sensation
Gcorgcne--A daily bath is absolutely
necessary 10 health and good looks
The temperature of water dcpcnds
upon Your own inclination In the mat
ter. One cannot really he clean with
out warm water. You might take a
warm bath and then rinse off with cold
wat"L cold water should I've used as
a tonic. You can avoid the little scars
from pimplcs IL YOU will first battle
your face in warm water. using n good.
pure, bland soap The flesh should he
soft and pink Massage the face after
ward with a good skin food
Miss W. C.-lf YOU are troubled with
insomnia | suggest your taking Il long
walk each night before retiring To
derive the most benefit from IL walk see
that your chest "a thigh, the legs mov-
ing freely from the hips III n long,
swinging step. The arms should hang
easily. moving slightly, but not swing
ing. Hold your head up and inhalc
long, deep breaths. Such walk IS
most inrisorRting II not only makes
freiting and worry disappear. but il
promotes sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

My Dear Mrs. + A. Mc.--You mus,
really Give fun Information: your in.
curry Is not definite. Also send
stamped. addressed cuvelope
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The Weather
FOrecnst; Virginia
Local Temperature.


IL noon temperature ............. "a
Z. NJ. temperatur c.............. 80
Maximum temperature to 5 +. NJ. 80
Minimum temperature to =. NJ. 30
Mean temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Normal temperature .......... 81
Excess i'm temperature. ......... $
EXCESS in temperature since March
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Accumulated excess since January
........... Observation-Disclosures. lan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Mrs. +. L-Scnd stamped addressed
envelope FOR our monograph on ca
tarrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

harmless rouge by grating y raw beet
ana pressing IL through a soft cloth
Then add II little alcohol 10 The juice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Teacher Tries Her Hand-rhe teach
60 said nay little girl has pink eyes
Please advise me wha, is good for
pink eyes.
AnSwcr-If she were our iittlc girl
We would have an oculist or tho fam
lily doctor make tho diagnosis and pro
scribe accordingly. The teacher nat :
uraily doesn't know pink eyes from
iritiS or trachoma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-07

Calcium Sulrhide Sniclls-Is calcium
sulphidc blood purifier Does II
clear tho complexion" 1t seems 10
drive out odorous impurities from the
skin.
Auswer--'ro both questions. no It
produces a bad odor. all riGht--hydro-
gen sulphidc. like spoiled cres-but IL
drives nothing out, except it's own by
product.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-21
"FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN
Will Find a Helpful Suggestion L
This Letter.

Overworked run down tagged
out" women who feel as though they
could hardly drag about. should pro.
fit by Mrs. Carriers experience Shi
says: I am the mother Of sl
children and / got SO weak and
down that l couldn't eat any
thing and it seemed almost impossible
FOR me to get around and do my woa
| tried different doctors remedi'
without benefit. | saw Vinol adva'
tised and decided to try it. and re-
ceived so much benefit from the frs,
bottle that l continued to take it. aN
it has built up my strength and mace
me strong and we'll. | consider Vird
the best medicine | have ever taken
and advise all weak, run down woInA
to try it," Mrs. Bessie Carter, Stat
Road, y. c.
If all the tired overWorked, run
down women in Augusta could onil
realize how our delicious cod live
and iron tonic, Ninol. supplies the Vt
tai elements necessary to build W
blood and strength. We wouldn't @
able to supply the demand
Rowditch- Webster Co. DrugslN
Augusta. Me. Vinol is sold in Water
vile by w. c. Hawker and in Hal0
we'll by Guy X. White.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-21
$4,000 BARRELS OF
POTATOES BURNED
IN AR00STOOK

WeWsthe1d, Me-, Jan. a0.-Two pota-
TO houses, one owned by Hovey & Co..
of Mars Hill. containing in the neigh
borhood of 1900 barrels of potatoes.
and the other by Sylvester, Richardson
& Co. containing 1000 barrels, were
burned late Wednesday night, the TO-
tai loss being estimated at OVERSIZE OoO.
The cause of the fire. which started n
the Hovey house. is not known, al
though it is possible that it started
from one of the two stoves used to keen
the stock from freezing.
Building and stock were covered h.,
insurance. Hovey & Co. carried a
blanket policy on four potato houses
and contents owned by them and the
sylvester company held $4,000 insur-
ance on house and $1,000 on stock. Both
houses were built in 1913 and were 12O
feet long. Each had capacity of -
600 barrels
There are not facilities in the vi
entity Of the houses to fight fire and
no attempt was made to check ~.
blaze.
several box cars of the B. e. A. wern
moved from the siding in time to pre-
vent destruction