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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
LOOK At CH|LD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS, FEvER|SH
Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons
from little stomach,
liver, bowels.
Give "California Syrup Of Figs"
at once if bilious or
constipated.

Look ~ the tongue. mother, II
coated, IL il a sure sign that your 1T
lie ones stomach, liver and bowels
need gentle. thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish, cross. listlcss. pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natu-
rally. or Is fcverish, stomach sour.
breath bad: has stomach ache. sore
throat. diarrhoea. fun Of cold. give n
teaspoonful OF California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste undigestcd food and
sour bile gently moves out Of it's little
bowels without gripping. and you have
a we'll, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative:
they love its delicious taste. and IL al
ways Ipa<es them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tie Of "California Syrup of Figs" which
has directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly on
the bottle. Beware OF counterfeits sold
here. To be sure you get the genuine.
ask to see that 1t Is made by Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kind with contempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
SUFFERED YEARS WITH
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Richmond Lady Suffered Pains
Almost UnbearabIe mt Tjmcs
Until Relative Told
OF Remedy.
Cause OF Kidney and Bladder
Trouble Explained.

suffered from kidney and b,.da
'ioupie Tor many years until rccontI,
80, i',a'Fc ono day recommended
."'S "on"efiul new medicine Ton1,.
70 ne. tried II, and at first il dI1r.,
seem 10 do me any good. but @
Fer"d, Tor | knew my case wa. 80.
OF long standing. and ala not dnsn,J
h''cr 'aking three bottles began a.
improve ana now since | have nnishol
me four bottles l feel good and MI
fright again" GU" "ii
NidheE ana bladder trouble is a mos,
dangerous disorder, causing, il IS said
more deaths annually than any otlor
,,mo,o,,'.S except consumption and
pneumonia. This appalling condition
Is due, perhaps. to The Ignorance OF
what the kidneys really are, what tbcv
do and what happens when they col
SICK. ihe Kidneys arc II bundle or
ni , n''er tunes through which the
blood is cleared OF waste and .mpuri-
ties. which pass on TO the bladder
Weak kidneys are due TO the mode ~
living, the hurry worry. scurry Of to-
day dissipation. excuses Of many
kinds. overwork or OVERRIDING Tho
Kidneys arc easily put out OF order
land deranEed. Colds. chiils. fcvers
exposure, tonsilitis. pneumonia. grip
ityphoid ana other diseases. drinking
Iot intoxicating drinks tea coffce lack
iof exercise. ovcreatru, rich foods
working on jolting cars. driving autos.
pregnancy and change OF life in
women. arc some OF the common
causes OF Kidney weakness
This condition often causes throh
hing pain In the small OF back, SHARP
pains when STOPPING lifting lam.
back and soreness rheumatic pains ar.
| more than apt 10 result. gout neu-
,a!sia' neurltis. nervous troubles.
headaches. etc.
In describing her condition b.,or.
taking Tanlac. Mrs. J " Tomlir. WHO
Us quoted above. said Il would suffc,
IRON intense pains across my i,ack
IN INC region OF my ltiducys No ouc
really knows the terrible pain bore
! ana AT times the suffering seemed .o
! b" more thnn ! could bear nov
Ichecrfuliy recommend Tanlac. FOR
teei better and stronger than I'm years.
and II certainly done me good" N-s
iTomiin's address e. l7oS North Twnn
| ty-second street. Richmond The now
remedy for such conditions ~ Tho
stomach. kidney or livcr can be So
cured 81, either Folk Miller store 4.
tho store, Third and Broad a rcpr.
sentative is present daily to explain
more about Tanlac. Ask for him Or
procure bottle to-day If troubled as
thousands were who now arc we'll and
advise others TO thoroughly test this
great on.--Advertiscmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Spring and Compilations
By William Brady NJ. D.

Variations In temperature represent
one Of natures best tOnics. 50 world
wide an authority az Sir Lauder BruU-
ton believes iubcrculous patients viii
not get better in a climate that does
not vary from 80 20 20 degrees every
day. Many observers have limited that
the practical value OF altitude treat
mort is attributablc TO rho marked
temperature variations Of elevated re-
nions compared with tho more
enna ble temperature average Of lower
regions.
Most q tho refreshing Influence Of
ffrcsh air is simply that Of cool
air. This * the day OF efficiency we
40 not strive 10 keep good and warm.
for the good die young: We cndeavor
70 keep cool and we'll.
When white men have TO live and
work in tropical climate. they de.
generate physically. mentally nnn
morally, not 50 much from the oTec,
% III" nigh '"wp"ratur" as from the
monotony Of tn" uuVarNinc cliraatc--
Ia" lack Of the stimulation OF :; change
OF weather. See The movies
oyster Bay. Athens. ronstantinopl,
Naples, Rome. Florence. Paris Vienna
Berlin. London Sew YORK. phIadeI
pima. Chicago. -. Louis san T:raucIaco.
TOKYO. i'cktnG. Jerusalem. carthacc
| Sidon. Tyre, Memphis and I:ahylon. not
|" mention BinEhamton and 81 Paul
IL short, all tho graf contcrs Of cf
l'l"ncy fall within ton degrees or so
OF the fortieth parallel OF north lonci
tud". which has been called ,hc lirc
OF mans highest achievements rho
weather mere around the fortieth is de
hShtfully chanccablc Changeable Is
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How to Save Ribbons
Keep the Typeuritcr Covered.

Many million people use typcwrltcra
and a great many OF them leave the
typewriter uncovered most OF the time
when not IN use.
There is one great economy In cover
ing "A typewriter-in tho saving OF the
ribbon. or course cover also keeps
out dust and dirt and keeps other peo-
pie from using the machines. but by
far tho greatest direct saving is In the
ribbon.
The liquid Ink on the ribbon Will
cvaporatc just like any other liquid,
and n IL has the whole room to evapo-
rate in great deal moro will come
off than when II IL confined in a small
space. As science puts II. liquid
Will evaporate continually until tho
space around tho liquid Is saturated
with it's vapor.
This saturation point rises with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Woman and Home

motoring. for travelling and for wear
at the country club. The sleeves have
the long, extended armholc and rather
plain. turned hSck, narrow cuffs. The
collar Is the medium. sized sailor, form
ing Icvers in front or buttoning up
snusly a. the throat. ms the fair one
may desire.
Distinction is given tho manteau by
the double pockets, dropping from the
thrcc-inch belt, which buttons At the
side.
Rose. amber and peach shades are
all good selections for these woody
looking coats. which are not really un
comfortably warm, and are delightful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

for days Of summer that are bit
cool, Innings are often of Oriental
splendor. and some show Baks, de-
signs In Kay colors. Innings OF serEes
are not !ntrequcntly seen, and occa-
sionally broadcloth Is used
If YOU have any wide sash ribbons
that YOU desire 10 utilize make them
into corset covers 10 wear under
diaphaneous hodIces. All that Is neces-
sary Is lace beading and a narrow
ribbon a, the top. with narrow shoulder
straps
A new fabric ~ an imitation silk
which goes Into the washtub. II is
to be used for garden dresses and
porch frocks, and comes in all the
luscious colors that are suggestive OF
spring-daffodil. faint rinks. forget
ms-uot ana delicate mauve tinis
Embroidered voil"s and nets are un-
usually beautiful this year.
'coryr@h-. 1915. by !. Ee"lcyp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
extraordinarily rich In it.

extraordinarily rich In 1t.
All materials that go to make body
growth arc originally in solution in tho
blood. from which they are deposited
TO form bones and muscle tissue. The
substance here described stimulates
this action apparently. and thereby
causes the baby TO grow faster and
develop II stronger physique.
For obvious reasons. experiments
with Il We're at first restricted TO the
lower animals
Puppies to which II was given In
regular doses not only grew much more
rapidly than untreatcd pups or the
same Hitter nut they were stronger
more lively and playful. had thicker
and silkicr hair, and seemed more in
telligent.
II is thought that nature puts lot
OF the substance into egg yolks in
order TO help the development OF the
unmatched chick. All seeds arc rich
In il presumably for the same reason.
the growth OF the embryo plant being
thereby stimulated.
In all likelihood an animal deprived
OF II entirely would die. II provided
with much less than a fair allowance
OF II, the animal would be dwarf
From this substance, Il appears. is
mainly derived the phosphorus that
helps TO nourish the brain. nerves and
other tissues Of the body.
II this discovery had relation To the
lower animals It would he more than
ordinarily interesting: but IL is equally
applicable 20 children.
The period or child's growth IL
one-ffth its normal lifetime II its
development during that period can be
accelerated. its size az maturity Will
he proport,onately greater.
The only known means whereby the
growth making substance can be OH
tanned is TO separate II out from the
materials, such as egG yolks. with
which II is found combined In nature
Eventually. doubtless, the processes
will he s!mnlihcd, and tho stuff viii
become cheaper IT may be put on the
market at n moderate price, so that
ordinary folks can afford TO buy II
and feed II TO their children.
But In the meantime II may he had
by anybody readily enough, in the
form Of eggs and cereals.
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temperature. so on hot day more
Ink evaporates than on a cold day.
But when space Is saturated with the
rapor the evaporation ceases. and so
IL the space be made small. by means
OF Typewriter cover. n minimum
amount OF the ink will he lost \ proof
OF the matter Is found IN the pronounc-
ell odor typewriter gives OF, when
the cover is taken off after period
Of rest.
Exactly the same thing happens with
bottle half fun Of water. Leave Tn! is
bottle oprn ana I'm few days ali the
water has evaDorat.d But close the
bottle with stopper and only enough
water will evaporatc TO fiji the space
between the water surface and the stop
per, thus saving practically the whole
contents for further use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Our Changeable Weather
~ .+r.Onl!!c l. Cf;TcG

va! .. so man: people lave such
: a meg. and almost ai-,y booking
- WIS season OF the year!
Because tr.r arc raap,nE thc fruits
% wr:e- neEIect--hGgginy radiators
H. steam heated and hadiy-ventilated
rooms mu@iug themselves W. to ihe
cars ~ heavy furs whenever they Ven
turcd out ~ doory ncrlectirg 10 take
til. amount 81 exercise necessary 20
fuihll the requirements 81 health in
du.ainE in all sorts 81 heavy, stoagy
food
vi TINS going aeahs; the Laws Of
hygiene is bound 20 take It's toll upon
Tn" looks and the effects were not So
visible IN the gloomy DAYS Of winter.
But there is nothing like spring sun
shine for showing up flaws In the com
pleSton as we'll AS shabbiness in dress
As soon he the bright days com.
round the average girl feels tho need
OF new hat to nclp brighten her
M The need Of new complexion IS
quite as important
our GTandmothers, az soon as the
first robin was heard from, followed
the sulphur and molasses custom OF
clearing the blood Their principle was
better than the means OF applying II.
sulphur and molasses having little, it
any. value as a blood purifier.
The blood does require cleaning in
spring. tor constipation and torpid liver
are common ailments Al this time OF
year. We are bound TO he affected by
IN" change In seasons more or less
80 YOU should take the particular dose
which *u!,s You best Eat plenty "f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
10 Make Babies Grow
4 Remarkable Food Discovery Which
!hokes Babies Crou Fat

10 YOU want your bah" 70 grow fas, >
20 YOU want the l!ttlr one 20 become
big and strong child?
10 YOU wan, the child, when grown
"p 10 DC tau and powerfully hmi!.?
una remarkable discovery on which
pr' Ernest Scott and Or. j T. LYMAN
professors OF physiological chemistry
IN the OHIO state University. arc WORK.
ing '
The discovery has 10 do with s,,b
stance which, fed TO habios. stinulotea
and accclcrates their growth in n sur
prising way.
Other notwithstanding them Dr
Harvey w. Wiley-havc been working
on II. though they have no, fed the
stun to infants. Or. Wiley Describes
it as an organic compound of phos.
.phoruS-morc dchu!tei" spealtinc. a
fat I'm which Phosphorus has replaced
part Of the hydrogen. Egg yolks are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
tnt"ine,te DonnelIy,. Answer.

keader-For general all.rnund
good exercise for keeping in good
health there IS nothing better than the
Sau"ttinS exercise. stand erect with
your feet nearly together and hands
r"SnnE on your hips Rise upon Your
toes, then sink tn. body 10 the floor
III squattlnE posture. bending The
knees sharply until the Thighs and
lcES arc doubled upon each other and
The weight of the entire body is sun
ported by the toes. Return to the
"rlGinaI position and repeat twelve
Nmcs TO begin with, gradually iucrcas-
ing 70 twenty or thirty times Keen
your trunk perfectly erect Throughout,
the movement Practice tho exercise
In the morning before breakfast.
~allie Diseases OF the nervous sys-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
Useful
Hints
y%OPSiS

Mar, parc actress, is accused OF tho muir.
icr oc David Pollock ana l. dc'"na'd ny
nor lover. Philip LanEdon. foiocE WAS n
.o>icatel A. Nary'S trial she adinitS S1"
had tre revolver Ter maid 'csth"S max
May threatened Pollock with Il previously
and Mar,'s leading mHr duplicates LansHoh
How Mary disappeared from IN" seen" o.
tho crime ~ mystery. B''ndon te,'s o.
(. strange handrrint hc saw on M"rys
shoulder Further evidence shows that nor
ror OF drink produces temporary INSANITY IN
Mnry The defense 10 "r"'resscd psIcnoSis.
Witnesses describe MaryS HigEt from hci
Intoxicated father and hcr fathers suicide
Nurse Walton describes the l;iara'"nr o.
Mary by Pollock and Amy Hnri"H tells Of
Mary's struggles 10 become an actress and
Poilock's pursuit OF her There IL evidence
that irsniels. MarN's !7aEaE"f. threatened
Pol!oci MARY fairts the stand and
again goes insane when policeman offers
her whisky. Daniels ;cStincs that Pollock
threatened TO kill Mary ana Lnngdcn and
actually attempted 10 KIN tho later Two
Witnesses describe Msry'a fight To the street
from the hotel and hcr abduction by mcr
from q eambIios plEce nearby. Further
Maggie Hale. decoy FOR the gambling
house who knew Pollock, ;es;ifieS that shc
WAS Determined 90 attend the dinner party
on tho might Pollock was titled tec2uss
she knew "a plot foot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

the only word for Il; II is more change
able than any other known brand OF
weather throughout tho solar system.
for which Heaven he praised
PEOPLE who winter" in mild or sof:
climates miss the tonic effect OF our
good old winter here at home. t.spc-
cially is this true OF Inconsistencies and
semi-invalids. The bracirg northern
winter. in n dry climate, will do the
average valetudina,ian more good tina n
the. perhaps. moro com fort able south
ern resort. OF course. there are GER
tain ailments which are better man
aged In warmer climate
But. takingsit good, bad and indif-
terent-and that is the sensible way
TO look upon the weather-our fine
understanding, ever entirely dcpend-
able Kind here, In the neirhborhood
or the fortieth parallel IS. after ali.
the healthiest.
All OF which is not q mere rcitsr-
alton or the perversc views so often
expressed IN this column. 30. in
decd. We lifted" this article. al
most word for word, from an cdi-
torial in that very conservative re-
rtodica!, the Journal Of the American
Medical Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruf causes n fcverish irritation
OF the scalp, tho hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once.
ana rid the scalp Of every particle OF
dan6run. get 2j-cent bottle OF Dan
derine At any drug store, pour a little
In your hand and rub we'll into the
scalp. After few applications all
dandruh disappears and the hair stops
coming out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

or possesses perfect sel,-ror--l
we
Green is no ,o,,
foam III. 1,.t5 ti,,,
sometime l,.c
tina, mean vor,n, cos
oG;-chja.s ., 1,c,. Aa'
synnon cvc,.u1
doy,n o,n.r ,orI- Ill.,. :"
~ &c 49,. p'"h
variations ''"
TO kAor rr y.i,, esq.,,
oie,cul, r.,. 49,, '''S -
-he nov yo.at,,,.,. ~ 49,, NY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Carroll Tive OF the causes OF
badness are danGruhf and a deficient
circulation OF blood in tho scalp. The
scalp becomes tiEhicned and prevents a
proper flow OF blood to the roots OF the
hair. The scalp should be thick and
pliable and move freely over the hone
Of the skull. II you will massage your
scalp every night for about ten minutes
you will stimulate the circulation and
the roots OF the hair will get proper
nourishment. l shall he glad to send
YOU my formula for daudruff and In
structions for scalp massage il YOU will
send me a stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

why? Why, because Dave wasn't
i at the banquet and she couldn't set in.
There wasn't ANYBODY else there who
recognized her, and she was counting
on Dave. II was fixed with him. but
guess he forgot, 90 she was left Out
in tho cold. she stuck around Kill
pretty late. hoping 10 have n chance
TO get I'm on the game anyway, and
then when she tried 10 go down the
Gre-e:cape she found !, about as quiet
as Broadway around s O'Clock. 1t
was fun OF bulls and people and lights,
SO she had 20 20 downstairs and out
the regular WAY with nothing TO pay
fcr wasted evening.
Were YOU IN the hotel that night"
I was. Eut not at the banquet"
Where We're you"
In the ladies' wr:ting-room on the
second aoor' the witness answered
without the slightest hesitation That's
around the corner from -he banquet
room
How near = that 10 what is known
as me 'srsy suite. do you know
or course a.. It's ~ the ord or
thu; corridor
Can you reach ,ns ars-e ana fror.
it
40 r,ers ,e. . 70.
9;Ner side RI -. uala-- .h-, yo. ..e
supposed 70 us- Eu' csdr s..N
thu: Nvher ives -el ri.n 5r.ro
- arits Letters ~ 'sa. og-r
VIA; tin. ID 20. 60 FRI t-.
"cr ] don s-cv round src., (.
go !. or 81,
p5a .c- ,tor o- -as
>'-. ad io,r o.. -e .
~ S-as't.0s 20 prevent csa-E :-c-n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

TEN are as general rule accompanied
by troublesome pcrspiration. Excite
ment and weakness will cause exces-
sivc sweating. The first remedy, Of
course. is 10 overcome the run down
condition. and good tonic is helpful.
Mild cases OF perspiratlon may be bene-
ftcd by bathing the affected part in
solution OF hot water to which common
baking soda has been added. Another
good wash Is one or two drains OF salt
cylic acid dissolved IN a pint OF alco-
hol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
What To Wear
Difficult 10 Taccl in Step With Neu
Voc aoulayy Of Colors.

sNe who laughs las; is very dense
or possesses perfect selt control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Safe and Advisa hie--Is II safe for
Shllaftn. four and six years Of are "a
nave their tecth filed, and do INC,
nave permanent teeth AZ that ago:
Ahswer--Safe and advisable always
portant than dentistry for adu,,s ~,
hFst secondary teeth arc the "sJ, .,anr
molarS" !e''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

ideal Treatment for IIeort pisc,sc
10 YOU advise person with organic
heart trouble. who has had broken com
pensation, 10 take walks, salt or brine
baths and passive movements 10
strengthen the heart
AnS*er-That is perhaps the most
e"caclous treatment such Il patient
could have. II is practicable IN. q,
nous Schott treatment. the Nauheim
me- bod - 80 ~
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sali.e Diseases OF the nervous sys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

'a yon eoad near 'ali,.u4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-01
HELL where is 1T.
Bob JOhnSOn's Sermon Subject
Tonight a Hot One.
viii "PuII" the Usual Platform
Stunts at Tabernacle.

This weeks program of the Bob
johnson tabernacle meetings will be
featured with some of the strongest
sermons each evening in the repertoire
of Evangelist Johnson as we'll as spe-
ciai meetings and musical features.
This evening at 1870 Immediately fol-
lowing a musical program by the tab
ernacle chorus Evangelist Bob John
son will speak on "Hell-Where Is 1t,
What Is It?' In announcing this sub
ject from the platform last Sunday
evening the evangelist remarked that
if he "coulGn't make it warm enough
when he preached on hell. that he
would see to it that all of the stoves
were fired up to the limit This ser
mon promises heated argument, and
red hot interest.
It will be followed on "Wednesday
evening with one on Popular Amuse-
nrents." The evans elist has not eX-
pressed himself as yet so radically
for or against certain so-called pop
ular' amusements. Wednesday eve
ming he will express his opinions of
the dance, card-playing, tf,eater-go-
ing, etc. Mr.. johnson has had consid-
cradle experience along this line, hav-
ing, before his conversion, managed an
opera house and dance hall for a
number of years. On that evening, he
will pull off come unusual platform
cfI1DtS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-01
IT WAS ONLY A TURKEY
But Caused the Eiremen to Make a
Run to Charlie Eagles

A lone turkey, and a hen turkey at
that, was responsible for an early
morning fire alarm today. Topeka's
fire department has been called out
because of rats, mice, fire bugs, plain
foo!z and even chickens. but never be-
fore because of a turkey.
Someone living near the home of
Charles Eagle, at 420 Topeka avenue,
saw 4 pedestrian stop and gaze at the
roof of Eagles house. Pretty soon an
other and still another stopped, looked
and pointed. Then someone" rushed
to a window and saw steam rising
from the roof and decided the house
was on fire The next move was to
turn IN the alarm.
When the fire department reached
the place half a dozen people were
looking at the house but there was no
fire. Instead, wise old turkey was
sitting up on the roof beside the warm
chimney taking a morning nap. That
accounted for the crowd. The steam
was coming from & soil pipe. Every
thing vas accounted for except the
turkey and the firemen were unable
to find out the old birds folks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-01
MRS.DAVID MARTIN Dies
widow of Former Chief Justice of
Kansas Expires in Oklahoma.

Mrs. Melissa Kipp Martin, widow of
Judge David Martin. former chief JUS
tice of Kansas. died Friday at Okla
homa City. Her death was caused by
q paralytic stroke on Thursday. She
was seated at luncheon when seized
with pain in the head and soon be-
came unconscious. She died without
regaining consciousness.
Mrs. Martin was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Kipp. who came to
Kansas in 1858. She was married to
t. G. Dunn AT the ge of 16 years and
lived in St. Joseph until the death of
her husband. Returning to Atchison
she was married to Judge Martin in
1882. In 1895, Judge Martin became
chief justice of the state and Mrs
Martin came to Topeka with her hus-
band in that year.
Since the death of Judge Martin
Mrs. Martin has spent her time with
her sisters in Kansas City, Texas and
Oklahoma City. Her death occurred
at the home of her sister, Mrs. c. L.
Botsford in oklahoma. Her body was
taken to Ohio, where ii will lie be-
side that of her husband.