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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
TOBACCO SHARES sTRONC;
MARKET OTHERWISE WEAK
Small Losses Registered OH Most
Issues In Day of Moderate
Trading.
ALL sTEELs SHOW DECLINE
Rails Continue Weak, With Cana
dian-Paciflc, an Exception, Show
ing y Point Ghin-Coppcrs Show
Fractional Gains-Sales Light.
ny STOxON WALL.

NEW YORK November "4.-To- day s
moderate trading on the Stock Elk
change was weak. with small losses
in most issues. The exceptions were
few. Tobacco securities showed
strength in the first half Of the ses-
sion. most of them holding their gains.
United Cigar stores rose IL over
ducts and American Sumatra IL.
American Tobacco. however. reacted,
showing loss of points.
The principal steel issues showed
small declines. Bethlehem Steel lost
/ 3-S. Cruciblc l Us. Gulf Steel l l-2
and United States steel 3.S.
Rails were also weak, showing no
more frInncsS than the? have during
the week. Canadian Pacific. with rs
3-i-point gain over yesterdays close
ono of the few exceptions.
,ional gains. Utah Copper. however.
lost /. Anaconda 81 and Inspiration
"a, Chile Copper gained 3-S and
Chino IL.
The reaction begun two days ago in
Marine Preferred continued to-day. this
issue losing 3-S.
The total sales were 33S.o00 shares.
United states Stecrs portion was a.
600; Republic Steel came next with
sales OF 2h.60o
An increase IN surplus reserves Of
Il23,3Sc, A decrease in net demand de-
nosi,a OF $37.391.0oo and "a decrease in
loans Of slS1.s33.o00 were shown in
to- days actual bank statement. There
WAS increase in surplus reserves
Of Sl0,2s2.i3o, decrease in net de-
mand deposits of Sl1S1s?.o0o and an
increase IN loans of 569,2S3,000 in the
average statement
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Another Hosiery VII, FOR c,.,on,,.

GASrONiA. y. G.. November "a.
Gastonia is to have yet another hosiery
knitting mill. which is being cstab-
lished by \. L. Cook. one of Cas-
tonia' s hustlers. The building neces-
sary has been secured and all of the
machinery purchased Freight con-
SestionS are delaying the work OF I'm :
Sailing the machinery. but it is GER
tain that the new mill will be in opera
ton in Il very short while.
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Bon Air boy. to the Front.

BON AIR. VA. November 2i.--Edwin
~ McCiucr. sou Of Rev. Il Il. McClucr.
II. d.. OF this village. Il member OF
the Frs; Virginia Cavalry (Richmond
Biues). has received a second lieu
tenants commission - the field arti!-
lcry. He was a member Of the second
reserve officers training camp at Fort
Mycr.
Another SO nof Or. McCluor. DR.. Bates
McCluer. is with the FIrty- seventh AM
bulancc Corps OF the British expedl-
tionary force. somewhere in France. ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
Colered VI. c. 4. Rally.

The Colored y. Va. e. y. invites wo-
men and men 10 "a special meeting this
afternoon at $50 o'clock ut the Sixth
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. L. c.
Baptist Church, will preach Il special
sermon. subject, Man and What lie Is
and His Destiny" The famous Sab
bath Glcc Club Will sing. by special re-
quest. Everybody is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

berland's brss industrial ENTERPRISE
has completed its new addition, a con-
crete building loC feet long and ff.v.
tive feet wide. and are now installing
the 5000 additional spindlcs with ac-
conpa nyinG machinery. This addition
will nearly double the output Of combcd
cotton yarns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
RICHMOND LIVE sToCK MaRkEr.
ISaiss at Union Stock Yardsl

Richmond. Va. November Il. 1917.
Report for week ending November IS:
Choice steers. l4tI.; medium 10 -ood
1904: common TO fair. 76S. choice h.iteSs
fs ies sa1 Gno"s s soSs 81 %ssISn +:
rood. SCI: common TO fair; i,s @sh Best
oxen. S@8h: medium 10 good, Ga n ~: com.
r,on 10 FAIR si%sb6,. Rea' heavy bnils. IL
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

,.HICAGp. November "4.-IIOgs: receipts,
81 @1ilSe: mixed; 81. i.G $50: heaXS 81 90
c. tie receipts. 1000. steady: M tive steers.
I4ST sl''te Western steers. s6.:S q si$75:
hsiIers s3.O9 81 90: calves. 500 "a $500.
sheep: receipts. 900. weak: wcthcrs. ss.7
a Sl:.90: lambs. $3.50 10 Sl7.35
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BOND LIST

An wr!,ins Paper o. tbid,...... N
Anglo. French IS .......................... oV-.
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 5:
~ q. Ii. and -. (. task"d, .....,..... :,
$ -. l., ~ baltimore '.shedD..... -
hr.arcAke and Ohio a.. r.s............ "a
thcs4 peah. aud Ohio cv S-..-........-.. .Ji,
i-Ss.it and ~! - Observation-Disclosures. svi.
I.orili.r1 81 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mercantile Marine Us ................. 2.
-. bo.r'i Adjustment Observation-Disclosures. az.
southern Hallway g. ...................... So.
southern Hallway u ....................... e.t2
4. :. Registered -. l,sg................ go.
T. s. I.oEistcrcd -. l3ls................ -
4. :. Registered g.. Observation-Disclosures. los
|. : Rec. Panama Is. 1851 ................. 50
L. y. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. 20
L. 8 Second Liberty Loan ts............ $50
l. :. steel {. ...---...-... So,
..-RrOSn Bros. Gus. Nv. Va t-.Aed, a.
Na.'-- Chemical - ....................... so
N..-C.r. Chemical Cv. d iaskeIt ........ S
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90: light. eas'l. Best calves. u: conf
IL! ,n y" ,tir' iiGi2H Be-, heavj heSs.
sows .nu siaSs. iJGi,. ij.st sncvo. sus.
S S.', 20 i.ts si13e;s. best la.Aos. i9 Uis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

.iiiChHo. November 2t;-Go,crnm.nt or
nr'S giving western railroads NOR. c.rS
insde ihc corn market average lower TO-.
n.y.. ahnoush at times new high price
records Tor the season touched I'm =
ciose Vas unsettled. january. l.:Ii, TO Iii,
mo M-F. iis, with The nnai range -, q
ShoIc varying from - decline 10 /. advance
latest quotations. on oats wcr. unch .nEnL to
:. hISntF ne outcome in provisions Was a
,cip.ck OF TO J. cents.
",ni i.nA orcn. Iiish. Low. Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

Last year the total was nearly SEE.
100000. But her crop of cereals WAS
worth &So.ooo,ooo. or nearly three times
a5 much as her gold
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COrTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 2t-The cotton
market showed continued rrmncss to-day on
renewal OF active trade buying. covering
ard a broa trninG outside demand All de-
NS-ries mad" new high records for the
season with the advance led by DcCc I'm be :.
which sold UP TO 80 or f3.2j per bale hove
Fridays closing quotation. The general list
closed nrm a. net ADVANCE or 81 10 -
points.
The market opened steady ~ decline OF
points to advance OF = points. the
ir."suisri,y being attributed to overnight
SrliinS orders. which probably reflected r"A =
lang after tho advance OF ycstcrday. These
offerings were nuickiy absorbed h: brokers
with Liverpool and domestic trade connec-
lions. and IN" market became more active
with the demand growing more general "a
nriCc. worked higher.
Reports that fcw notices had been issued
against December III New Orleans TO-DAY.
and that very few would be issued here
Monday. seemed 10 stimulate covering by
near month shorts. and the strength OF that
position M tur.ily exercised influence on
the balance Of tho list.
Eulii.h ideas OF the coming crop estimate
were strengthened hy reports that members
OF the Iiticna Board Of Trade estimated the
Weld at lo51b.Cp0 bales the average
Guiding iintcrs. Manchester advices report ed
very strong SoOdh market with an active
de- t.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Erp2rtcd by E"iEerr. riummer & Co fncD
ff:TERSBCi;G. VA, November "I-Span-
sh Tanner stock. In.rnet steady ~ j.. Is
Virgins farmers stock,. market steady:
FANCY Jumbo. cents pcr pound: extra
prime. -. cents per pound: prime, .ia cents
pound. 80 -
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NEW WORK PRODUCE MARKET

Nt'W fUHk, Novcmhcr I.-Rutter. firm
1i2; Santos AZ. 81.
The cotionsecd oil market was quiet to-
day, hut shorts were more disposed TO cover.
and prices were firm. closing to % poin; s
net higher Tenders on November contract
to 1850. and closed at 1913; Prime crude.
Spot. 1890; November. 1880: December. AS IS;
January, 1885: March. 1s.4o; May. 1900.
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MISCELLANEOUS M..RKETs.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Novc,nber Si-co,,on good.
shn yarn, were i!rm today with deman nd
"tuEc. Burl- ps were in full demand bu,
auppl.tt, We're short Knit goods were In
tcuSc demand. silks were quiet. and wool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

NEW ToRK. November 4.-Mcrc.n;iie
it,l'. commcrc:-l sin;y-day b!!!f on h-n de
tf. CommCrCi.i SiAty 6iIl-. 5000
demand, SIT5,.: c.blts 1915 as bar silver,
-! McAtc.n dollar. ~. G0v.rnnent
hond;. nrIn. railroad bondJ. Irregular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
W., EICmMoND Hay MARKET.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKt,r

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
trading. "
Calves: receipts 5ss. steady: vcals. s12ooa
si9Io: culls. $500 SIi.co: Westerns. $s:5
.Sheep ana lambs. steady TO firm: sheep.
g SITES. "'1'
Hogs. steady: prime State hogs, $3.50:
roughs $lo.69. S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

0utsut VIII Be Nearly Doubled.
CUMBERLAND. y. c.. November "a
--The Necronseti Cotton Mills, C,;J,.,.
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Southern HALLWAY System

seneuuie -, ..es 49, Hr-;-.n a.. stauun.
iSs et Gar. Ga ,;So ODsesSatoSH,e p IN.
II :lo 4. Nj. Slice pers To- DIHpsT TO AtlanG;
Eiiie. open $500 r NJ: 35O +. aiid Ashs-
DAYS. chase City and oXiorGS-wta.ssse
p. NJ ia h,sG Iec. LIin ne a; NJ and a.,
Haiy; except SUNDAY. Steamer T ~ &. -.
Trains arrive ltiSnnond-From IN.
s:GS All l: sSc r.; NJ, $3.50 r. NJ S dsiiiaa
S SEin5, ~; ~, a.. N. and 0Is r. Al" Ws.t
day. 40 81. NJ. daily. except MosS,
Office eo7 T: Main st. phoue e,,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

NEW YORK. NSyeemUer 2a.-Por; move:
n.los: sioek t loo - bales. " e'''S' 10
Total to-day at all rorts-Net receipts.
q; $50 bales: exports. 1887 bales: stock.
THt.i f"r Week.-Mrs.. receipts. e5..s. bales:
exports. 1885. bales.
Total for scason-Nct receipts, 3Il6 io1
bales exports. l,sS7,5o5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November :t-Neu high
levels again were reached III cotton to-day.
prices heinz forced upward by heavy buyin.
caused chiefly by the absence of December
tenders. which many traders confidently en-
rectcd would appear to-day. the first notice
day for the Incoming spot month The
opening was AZ the advance, and the de-
mand steadily increased the session pro-
grcssed. Highest prices were reached to-
ward the end: The close was net
gain q! 81 to 80 points. December was tho
s,ronEest month on The boards: rising to
Contributing builish Influences were the
fsvora bic war reports fairly large exports
for the week good spot accounts and foreign
that manufacturers were flooded with or
constant 'advanc!ng tendency OF raw ma
;cral prices. From the opening the short
interest covered freely. and helped put
esq. an'Hts sGs"E s4 s'S M.y
sro, cotton. lirm and unchanged. Sales
on the spot; l224 bales: to arrive. ..643 bales.
Middiing, 2S.50c.
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Atlantic Coast Line

o -eAeAAo lAAnA -. ,.,,n
tina l.. ~ oIA-i 20, 1917.
tNh1.,S LEAVE ItII AAO.,II -,rArY 't
$3.50 +. NJ. 1-:5v a. Al 800 a. NJ. xnd
For Norfolk: -, A. NJ a.oo . =.
I. AL. HI4:oo =. A.: 1856 i. M " Al. sos
A or ar S S:go T.; ~. 500 z. N. Z" A' o:ss
S:lS, a. A.; 500. A. H.. 40. sag A. M.
$50 T. ai w. s:ss ~ $40 r. NJ. S:Ss H. III H..
p. f S. Go'dsIofo and Fayetteville: .4:os.
;, Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6.os
4. ST.. No +. ie A NJ; $40 A. 81. il:aS
? :El e. M'' s It5 +. NJ; 9So r e AZ
Time OF arrival and ucUarIr
nections not Guaranteed ana cons
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tHICAUU GRAIN MARkrr.

MI vegetables active. receipts light Al
Pie mathct firm: trade in general GOOD
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Comuan7
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAN WAY
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R.
To and from Washington and he yond-Dsily.

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
A. 5.l5 AM $40 A NJ 75lAM Z 81 3&S
rs An An TIA P En- ts5ePM :Ios5 PM
$50 AM $40 PM $50 PM tl24O Nj.
Richmond. Washington Local, I,y. II 80 PM,
week days. st-l5 PM, Sundays; Ar. ali IS AM,
DAILY Fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv.
tflo PM; Ar. ss.l0 AN. Ashland Accom- week.
days, Lv.s7.2o Am, $50 PM; AT. $3.50 AN, 5i2 PM
AElba ticket and baggage Offices not open
ior TINS Train. sMain st. Sta.
t Byrd st. Sta tstopplng at Elba). Elba Sta.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
Delaware Fish OIL 60.
PAYS LARGE DIVIDEND
sneoial 10 THE EVENING JoURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEwEs. Sept. THE stockholders
Of tho Delaware Fish OH Co.. have Just
received 95 per cent dividend, which
makes 1925 thcy have received on each
share within the past month
Tho Ladies Md Society Of the
Lcwes NJ E. Church met last even
ins at the home OF Mrs. Ida salmons.
The Lewes branch OF the Delaware
Chapter Of the Red Cross meets every
Wednesday to sew garments for hos
pitals
DR.. Harrison NJ Manning, formerly
Of Lewes, who has been practlcing
for tlW past three years IN Seaford.
left yesterday for New York, where he
expects TO sail FOR France in few
DAYS
Charles W jenkins, OF Wilmington.
Is spending his vacation with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs Charles 4. jenkins
Ira W. Manlove was taken 10 the
Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia.
yesterday for an appendicitis opera
tion.
Elmer Outten, Of Dover, was a yisi-
tor yesterday attending the stockhold-
ers' meeting of the Coast Fish oil and
Fertilizer GO.
Louis Hazard, Of Albany, \. v, Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Ruth A. Hazard,
during the week
Mrs. Warren Lynch, OF Harrington,
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
Sue MANY FARMERS
TO enforce CONTRACTS

The acton OF a large number Of
farmers IN Kent and Sussex counties,
who. after having contracted with
various canDeries for the sole OF their
tomato crops az certain stipulated
prices. and then. the Gamers ailege.
violated these contracts by refusing
20 sell their output unless a. prices
greatly in excess Of the contract
amounts. he's aroused almost every
Gamer in Delaware 10 fight in the
courts 10 enforce the execution Of the
contracts
Suit has been entered in lhe Su-
perior Court here by the ]. C Town
send. Jr Company packers. against
Noletus Foskoy. a Sussex county far
mer, for alleged breach OF contract
FOR supplying the company's cannories
IN SUSSEX with tomatoes Daniel ].
Layton, Jr.. and David J. Reinhardt
are attorneys for Governor Towns
ends company.
Daniel O. Hastings. attorney for
Derrickson Martin OF Kent county
has filed a suit against Lewis L.
Emery. John Smith. Harry G. DAVIS
James NJ. Fisher and John Camp An
derson. Kent county farmers. and q
similcr action has Seen fled by Henry
hidgely. attorney for the Liberty
Brand Canning Company. of Kent
county. against Joseph A. Frazer. Gle
Kent0n Airing Oh Lynch Harry vii
cutts. Samuel Kcnton. Joseph Demby
George Griffith Hynson NJ Cohee
Benjamin W Martin. John Martin
Walter S. Camper and George Thomp.
son, Kent county formers
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
CHANCE FOR FARMERS TO
see TRACTORS At WORK
special 10 THE EvENING I0unNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK Sept. g. Dean Harry
hayward. OF tho Delaware College
Experiment Station, announced today
that the state OF New Jersey through
it's director. DR. J. G. Lipman has
arranged for a practical farm tractor
demonstration on the famous Walker
Gordon farm near plainsboro. Sep
tember IL and is Farmers OF Della
ware are invited 10 attend this dem
onstration, al whith time more than
dozen tractors will be represented
and careful tests will be made TO dem
onstnte Just what they can do. At the
present time because OF conditions,
the work OF tractors should be OF spe-
cial interest TO Delaware farmers.
The Walker-Gordon farm Is located
near Princeton Junction and can be
reached by way OF Trenton.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
SUSPECT GERMANS OF
BURNING CAHNERIES
Tive Fires in Close Success
sion in Sussex Factories
Arouse Officials
SEEK PARTY WHO
RODE IN LAUNCH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHoBOIH BEACH, Del, sept O.
Convinced that the burning OF two can
ming factories in this section was caused
BY alien incendinrios State Detective r.
c. Lynch is searching for five Germans
who wero up the Government canal tho
day before tho last Gaming factory was
burned. and who left in a hurry in a
fast motorboat early the next morning.
The Germans came up the canal and
secured provisions and laid close TO the
canning factory the night OF the fire.
The five men laid snug in their boat
and did not appear on shore. The next
morning they hurried down the canal
toward Ocean City and secured a pilot
across Rchoboth bay. Leaving him, they
told him they were camping and would
stop and get breakfast, but, 80 he nj
loges. the minute he had left, they
started at all speed down The canal to-
ward Virginia.
The authorities admit that they re-
gard tho burning Of the two canning
factories, one az OverbroolS and the
other at Rehoboth Beach. within sucn
o short time Of each other, as n TaFt
Of u plot on the part of Germans 20
destroy the food supply being packed
in this section, nnd that they had evil
dencc which plainly implicated two
German farmers who live on the east
ern shore. with knowledge Of the plot.
If not active participation. Arrests viii
he made in connection with tho case
this week. it is said.
State officers declare that part Of
tho plot was 10 burn the Townsend
canning plant. adjoining the burned
factory, but a night watchman pre-
vented the firing and frihgtened the men
away.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06

their respective fans promises TO make
~ an exceedingly interesting and hard
fought contest. Iron Hill is in fne
shape at present, having shaken on
the slump Of tho past month. Both
teams arc strong in batting, so superior
pitching will doubtless decide the
game. Tinsman ;Nill be in the box for
Continental, and Whiteman is expected
TO do the tWirlins for Iron Hill.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
Lemon Juice
For FreCkIeS
oIrIsl Make beauty lotion at
home for few cents. Try ~

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have quarter pint OF the best freckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beauti
fer, at very. very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces OF orchard white for
few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day and sea how
freckes and blemishes disappear, and
how clear soft and white the skin
becomes. Yves! Il is harmless.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
OXFORD MAN dies RESULT
I OF FALL FROM LADDER
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Nd. Sept. 6.-uhile in
sialling new machinery in a creamery
at Leslie, John Willis, OF oxford Pa.
fell from ladder and received iniur-
les which resulted in his death in Union
Hospital, Elkton, on Monday
Bishop William Forbes Adams, OF
Easton. preached on Sunday at the
225th anniversary OF Shrewsbury Parish.
The Cecil county school commission
ers have appointed Miss lIllda ostrom,
OF Cecilton, vice-principal OF the
Chesapeake City High School Miss
Ostrom is a graudate OF the Western
Maryland College.
John Hagar son Of Mr. and Mrs John
G. Hagar. OF Chesapeake City, is re-
covering from an operation for appen-
dicitis. lie Is a member Of Company
f, Elkton.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
IRON HILL READY To-
Battle With continental

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
. IRON HILL. Md, sept 6.--Iron Hill
baseball team will play the fast CONT
mental Fibre Company team at Newark
on Saturday The game was scheduled
for last Saturday. but had to be post
poned On account Of rain The intense
rivalry between the two teams and
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
BLENDT-yANF.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Delaware. September g.
Miss Julia Blendt and John W. Vane
were married a. noon on Tuesday b.
the Rev j. Mcintosh Eckard at Rose
lawn. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry G. Blendt
The bride and groom were attended
by George Blondt and Miss Hazel
Ford. They left n0er the ceremony
for a bridal trip 20 Philadelphia New
York, Island Heights, n. and Hart
ford, Conn
On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Blendt will live near Smyrna
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
HOW | CURED
MY CATARRH
TOLD IN A SIMPLE Way
Without Apparatus, InhaIers, SaIYes
Lotions, Harmful Drugs, Smoke
or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

Il is now way To is something abso.
lateiy different No lotions, sprays or sickly
any apparatus of any Kind Nothing 20
smoke or iuhale. No steamlng or rubbing
or injections No electricity or vibration or
massage. no powder: no plasters. no
keeping IN the house. Nothing OF that kind
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
kISk JUST ONE CENT

Send no money. Just your name and ad.
dress on postal card Say. Dear sam
katr: Please tell me how YOU. cured your
catarrh and how ] can cure mine. That's
al you need 10 say. 4 will understand and l
vii write 20 you with complete Information.
card o. write me q letter today Don't
think % turning this page until you have
ntked for this wonderful treatment that can
do Tor rol Nha; IL has done for me-
SAM KATE Room d. o. 3O4
1903 Indians Avenue. Chicago, IL.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06

who has been visiting her parents, has
returned TO her home.
James p. Prettymsn and family have
returned home after an extensive trip
to Philadelphia and vicinity.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06

Get competent woman 70 help vou
with the cleaning, and the way to get
her e to ask To- her services tlrou ID
. little Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06

use Of metallic iron ,chicE
may injure the teeth, corrod.
Iths stomach and do far more
harm than good; advises
use Of only nuratsd iron.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
SOCIALIST MEETING

The Women's Socialist Committee
will hold IT'S weekly meeting this
evening a No. sl5 Markct street.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
Mother, Why Don't
You Take NuxQted Iron?

o
10
Mother and She Was Worse of Than
Evening journal., 1917-09-06

Or Ferdinand King, Neu Fork Physician
and Medical Atithor, tells physicians that then
should prescribe more organic iron-Nurated
iron-tor their paticnts-Soys anaemia-iron
dehc'ency-is the greatest curse to the health.
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Evening journal., 1917-09-06
To the Public
In General

The track record at Wawase Track has never
been broken by Harey-Davdson. A. Plazzio of
Bridgeport, Conn., rode the mile in 13. hut never
equaled the former track record of 1.12.
Pazzio rode a special racing machine that
he had at Baltimore, Md, on Labor Day. Every
one of the boys at Wawaset Track rode stripped
stock machines and the winner rode 1912 model.
Jack Mullin, once noted track rider Of Della
ware, has the HONOR of holding the track record
at Wawaset Track, made by Blue Smoke, the old
machine that cleaned up on Tuesday night His
time was l.12
As far as fair and square race being held,
there was one at Baltimore, Md, on Labor Day.
September 3, 1917, and we did not see A. Plazzio
finish up front.
Evening journal., 1917-09-06
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