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HaMIey Helps in Idaho

NEW YORK-James H. Hawley of
Boise, chairman of the Idaho state
branch of the League to Enforce
Peace, has been asked by William H.
Taft, the leagues president, to or
ganize the members and supporters
of the lague in Idaho for coopera-
ton in the campaign for the second
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WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,
Fair tonight and Friday.

WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,
Fair tonight and Friday.
Fresh vegetables for sale at the Red
Cross Rummage Sale on Second st.
Dance. Forest Hail. Thursday
and Friday evenings. Best of music.
.ltr. Rodner, who has had his shoe
sep.iring shop in the Geo. Weber
shop is to move up on Second street
in the building formerly occupied by
Mrs. Ewes.
Mrs. Harry Hechtner of Palouse
spent the day in Moscow shopping.
Jack Packson, who is in the insur-
ance and loan business at Walla Wal
la, spent the day in Moscow on bust
ness.
Miss Phillis Hoover of Blackfoot will
arrive in Moscow Friday to continue
her studies at the university.
For SaIe-Numerou articles of fur
niture. Call 1926 East A st. or Phone
1853 for information. It'll
The Thos. Collett family and the
Miller family leave today for Burnley,
Idaho, where they will make their
home Mr.. Collett bought a ranch
from F. A. David in Burnley some time
ago and he is shipping a carload OF
farm equipment.
Yesterday the ladies of the Episcop-
allan Guild surprised their new pastor
and his wife with shower OF canned
fruits and jellies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman and children
accompanied by Mrs. Cahill, motored
to Colfax and Palouse today.
Mr.. F. l.. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W. 7Otf
Miss Hazel Strellnauer has gone to
Lewiston where she has accepted the
position of head of the ladies' and chill
dren's department in Alexanders store
Mrs Strellnauer will follow in a few
days.
Soldiers going to American Lake
and Montana soldiers will be guests of
honor at the patriotic dances Thurs
day and Friday evenings of this
week
Scott Lamb, Phi Gamma Delta
from a college in Tennessee, spent a
few days in Moscow this week. Mr..
Lamb has recently been located in
Wallace and is on his way to Amer
lean Lake.
Hear those xylophone duets with
banjo at farewell dance. Forest Hall
Friday night. 81
Give the boys a good send-off at the
farewell dances, Forest Hall, opposite
Hotel Moscow, Thursday and Friday
evenings. Best of order and best OF
music
Joseph Pond who graduated from
the University of Idaho with the law
class of is, spent a few days in Mos
COW this week and is expected to be in
town again today. Since his gradua-
ton Mr.. Pond has spent several years
in Panama. II
S. L. Willis left today for Orofino on
a business trip.
Paul Davis and wife of st. Maries
are visitors in Moscow. Mr.. Davis |
spent some time at the university and
is now on his way to American Lake.
The home department Of the Histor-
ical club will meet tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Nisbet on
G street.
Privates, Parkins, Gillie and OFT,
who have had few days furlough and
have spent the time in Moscow, left
on the noon train for Pasco where
they will join their company.
Mrs. R. P. Peterson left this morning
for Seattle.
Mrs. Kate Carithers left for Rose
h,1ro Gro This morning
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-04
DEUTCHES BANK DOES BUS
MESS FOR THE ENEMY
CONTINUED from Page y

(COntlnued TOM rage y
was sent to Villa, the Mexican rebel
that he was we'll supplied with money
when Berlin sent these great sums
here.
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TO-DAY s MARKET QUOTATIONS

The following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer bv the
dealer and are changed daily, thus Civ.
ing the public the accurate quotations
In all classes Of grain, produce and
meats. The quotations on grain and
hay are received from the Mark P.
Miller Milling company:
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
STOCK MARKET
IS SLUGGISH
Recovery in Bethlehem Steel
Ii Days Only
Incident

NEW YORK. March s.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
Friday said.
Trading In today's stock market
was even more sluggish than In
yesterdays session. Prices were.
however. distinctly former turnout
the list. with some Qualification for
the railroad shares. several OF
which were heavy. Foreign selling
Of rails like Union Pacific. New
York Central. Northern Pacific and
Southern Pacific hss been much In
evidence OF late, the supply coming
supposedly from mobiliIed British
holdings not needed as collateral for
loans. A for the Industrial issues.
the strength displayed consistently
after the nrst half hour was I'm.
doubtedly due TO covering by the
short interests and the scarcity OF
stocks.
, There Was relatively good de-
mand for the copper and sugar
shares. the latter rtifrening on re-
ports from Cuba that a large per.
Centage 81 the sugar plants we're
again In operation. Copper Issues
were affected by persistent rumors
Of another huge foreign orde. I'm
pending for delivery in the second
half OF this year Gains OF more
than point wero The rule in this
group.
"A feature was the sharp recov-
cry In Bethlehem Steel issues, I'm.
cluding subscription rights. There
we're brief intervals OF animation IN
the late trading but business on The
whole continued light"
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
RAS4 BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunnlnK a stevens

EAST BuFFAfo. \. ". Mar a.
Cattle Receipts. Z ears steady !
choice 20 prime native shipping steers,
l0,Tba n TO. fair Co good tgTsg
los plain and coarse, $685. - /,
yeariings. sl0toaii best sandy
hsifers mixed. ss50ffs IS: light
butcher steers, sS1Gb0: western
heifera. tTs0asb0: slate heifers, 50
o.. best fat cows. sI,50as.:5: butch.
1s Gamers. s450Rsi fancy bulls.
ss3sn9.15. butcherlnE bulls. 81 1Sm
. common bulls. t6asb best feed
ers, t1.50ne; best stockerE. tI07bo;
light. common. IS 50fs best milk
srs and springers ssoGl1 mediums,
$50 CTS common. s40d5p. Fogs; Re-
celrtE. 20 cars; strong; heavy $3.50
disso: yorkera. tis5o0fsfS; pigs
and liEhts. si9Gi3bo sheep, Re
ctipts, IL cars. strong; top lambs,
tiAb0Glfeb. yeariinEs tlsn 1880
wethers. ti7at2so. ewes 81 R1i.5o.
Calves: t5nfs.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
Sugar Market


sugars- Detroit wholessie prices;
Crystal dominocs. 2-lb.. tiz. crystal
dominoes. b-lb s1e. eagle tablets
ti0.70i cut loaf. tssS; cubes ts.2oi
dered. 80 90. grRnulhted. extra coarse
fs.6b formulated. hne In BULK. $3.50,
granulated, 2-lb, cartons, fe.so gran
uiated. 25-lh cartons $50 crystal
sS SSpP s,is s ssrtons n cases S asS
crystal ddminnes. granulatsd. halt
cases. 81. diamond a. t26ei confec-
llunerf a fAAb. No. 4. kb0. No. 3.
sls No. g. $40: 40. Z, ts,ssi No.
No. ~. ts15: No. ~. $50; Nos. a..
u and ~, $500 nou-cpking mixture,
81. 20. beet granuleted $3.50. best
granulhtcd. 26-ib. cuttons. $3.50 per
cwts household cartons. powdered.
lib. cartons. "a 90 case. $3.50 per
case. household powdered lib. car
tons, IS 10 case. tt55 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
rnonrcn NARKET.

NEW YORK. March Flour
Strong. higher Pork strong moss
tstn 80, Lard nrmer, middle ~
spot tlsa0hie. sugar. raw uulet.
centrifugal es.test- sbttnbG1. mus-
coVgllo ss-test. sAaTHtt0; rtnncd
quiet. cut loaf tEIs. crushed. So
powdered. $40; aranulnted, s. az 90
CoHee Rio No. on spot. 80. TAI
low iltn.. special "a city
2. st.O5ail.0TA No. 2. 6s37tC Glow
er bO1sbc
Dressed poultry dull turkeys $50
SIC chickens $50 e7c fowls $50 2fr,
ducks iad 81.
Live poultry dull. geese TIA iec.
ducks zoe. fowls 1aff ieitc. roosters
rs isc, chicken. broileFs 1914 q zoe.
Cheese strong, state milk, common
20 specials. "a n n % 60. skins. com
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYARDs


DETROIT. Mar. 2.--cattie; Mar
ket. slow and steady: best heavy
steers. Sioaio25; best handy weight
butcher steers. tsms.bo; mixed steers
and heifers. s75o9sTSi handy light
butchers. sT0si light butchers. $3.50
u 7.B0: best COWS. t79T75; butcher
COWS. ts4s1b, common cove 3s.ss .
bulls, ssnsso bologna bulls. $40
75O: stock bulls, sbGe.Eo. miihers
snd sprinEers. sf69ss, Veal calves;
Market lower. best. $40. 500 !.
heavies s5me. Sheep and lambs
Market CSC lower; best lambs.
sitGI425; fair lambs. tl3boN ~ IA.
light 20 common iamhs. ti2I i7.50:
fair 90 good sheep. t99ii: culls end
common tTnT1 70. rogs: 1arket
heavies. sis91ssb. pigs. Hha5u
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
Produce

with the eKg deal as a leader in
the decline the produce market has
several features 81 unusual interest
to buyers a. the moment The eeg
market IL under the influence % the
heavy seasonal increase In pruduc.
ton. and will probably BE- unsettled
until buying for storage sets IN,
Poultry. potatoes and dressed calves
are all easy In tone due 60 a falling
OF IN tho dsmand. for which high
prices are probably responsible. Com
mission men say onions arc being
offerecd freely from several direc-
lions and that tho market also ls
lower As result ~ weather con
dttions the market ~ Temporarily
short on Florida tomatoes. green pep
pera and perhaps other lines % green
stun. hut the vegetable llEt as a
whole IL called steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
AUTO PARKING
LAW CONTESTED

sherman Calender was granted
a writ OF replevin by Justice
Marsohner, Friday afternoon. 10 re-
cover his auto. impounded by the
police department under the new
no.parking ordinance. The ease
will be tried before Justice Marsch-
ner. March rs. This " the first test
to be made OF the ordinance.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
nAfuV puonVCTs

Huffrr- EXTRA creamery aqc ~
cree rfrrf frrts fsci fairy. sc ~
parking stock atMc 10
Enur-rrerh receipts cases inciud-
81 hratH 70 &c 1px current receipts
sir doz prrefntT Friday. I o9H On qes
Nlchiran fats. CSC, New
Ynr' asc. fnrneafie Swiss aTHaac,
71hc; lluihurreE Lib. gfMc. 2-tb
7isc. tong horns. csc. daisies. "a d
gtHo TO
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS III, March
f.---Hoes: Receipts 1900 Market
strong. SC "a Toe higher. Mixed and
butchers sis6fs.so. Good heavy
isis. iiGht. 1880 ni2tb; pigs $40 n
11.ss Cattle. Reosipts t00oo mar
ket weak BeeveR $40 ~. cows and
hsifers. $500 slos6. Texans. ISIS
6ta.sS calves. tSaii2s. Sheep Re
sieTsaif.sb. western. sit.25aI2
Lambs. tii.S56iA30; western. Si2ts
al46O.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
CLFyFI.AND LIVE Rro1H

CLEVELAND. March a. HoGs Re-
ceipts a,b00. active. workers. tfs.6h -
i31Q. mixed. $3.50. mediums. 9ls.Ts,
pigs, ti9; rouFhs. $3.50. stays, Sii 50.
Cattle; Receipts. care. steady.
sheep and lambs, Receipts. Z ears;
steady; top. ttA35. calves. Receipts,
$50. hteAdN. top. ll2.bn.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
r-u,r,Acn nnAIx

CHICAGO. March 2.--Grain open
ing heat. May up Nc July down
&C sept 40 &C. Corn, May up Ao.
July unchanged. Oats. May up nc;
July up "a. Provisions higher.
Noon Wheat MAY down ne; July
down nc, Sept. down &C. Corn. May
up &c. July up ic. Data, May %
NC July unchanged. Provisions
highcr,
wheat May up II &c July
Lp lc; September up nc Corn; May
W &c; July up hc Provisions.
Higher
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
Grain and PrevIslou,

DETROIT. March a.---Dealsrs APP
pear 60 be getting away from the
idea that the United states ct war
means q decline In grain values. The
market held It's strength Thursday
with everything booking Ike war.
Fridays opening WAS steady and the
early market quiet
While the feeling In tho trade con-
tinuss bullish. there is growing be-
lief that the market IL entitled o.
some decline before going any high
er. A large number OF dealers have
wheat With pront In u and they
VIII probably want 10 secure their
gain and get ready. for another pur-
belief IL that the hnsI advance Is
some distance In the future and some
UPS and downs are expected before N
comes. The Etrsnath IS based on
snalincss o. supply and heavy for,
be out with n statement Of farm sup
plies In short time and private In.
vestlgstons point 20 very small
total New crop futures are keeping
winter damage. and much present
need OF moisture. but there IL q gen.
eral feeling that these prices are
pretty high. Strength Ia helped along
by report. OF improv.msnt In car
OF cars II still much below normal.
The cash situation IN favorable.
Mills are active buyers and dealers
believe foreigners are taking wheat
on the quiet. II farm reserves are as
Will bg light receipts for the remain
der or the crop year. while exports
are expected 10 Increase.
Wheat ruled firm most OF the day
and the cash and May deals gained
ihc. July closed unchanged
Corn advanced lac and rye &c.
Cash No. red. sis!N May opened
sSs Siosa 70 at sHe' say a 10 Il
~ 81 y. declined 20 ti.si and advanc-
ed 90 sisiL No. white. tissb
Wednesday's coarse grain quotations
Corn, cash No. 4. si.eTh; No. 3 yell
Oats eSS staass sIS s2 wol mh,ta.
SEC. NJ. 4 white. sac i've. Cash No.
Z tiSe Beans Immediate. prompt
and March shipment. $50. Seeds.
Prime red clover siieo March.
Rscsip,s ir The netroIt market on
Friday Included 900 bhis az nour. .
cars 81 wheat. 2 ~ cori. 9 ~ oats
ard ! ~ hay. shinmsnts we're 1900
~ % sour 5000 ~ Q. wheat and
hu ~ wheaf 2a2 600 hu ~ corn. $50 :
200 hu ~ oats End &c 600 bu 81 rye.
Primary wheat re~asots were saa.-
aoo bu. against 1850 goo bu a year
rxports Of wheat and nour Fri
Receipts II wheat ErIday; pu.
18th is cars. against - year s~n'
NirNeanniis ibf cars AGAINST Ssa
Winninag 30 cars a~ei1st SSfs Chi
eco fe cars agalns' ~ southwest
'Ts 300 bu, against 10000 hu year
ago
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
NEW YOnK BUTTER AND Reas

NFw YORK, March Butter
Firm. receipts 7ses creamery extra
tIc. do. special market. Al a ~ &c
state dairy tubs. son l0c Initiation
creamery nfsts. ~ ns3C EgRs
steady receipts ASS nearby white
sse 9 fresb P srsts ,ia ssss ''n''
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
CHICAGO BUTrfcR MARKnT.

CHICAGO. March 2.-Butteri Ex-
tras. zoe; hrsts. ssassc; dairy extras
ssdsso nrsts. staasHc Eggs
Prime ordinary 2sG7sBc: nrsts
ave. Cheese: Twins. s4h case;
Young Americas. abQ25hc. Live
poultry; Fowls. Isc; ducks. i7m21c
geese. ibhi6c. springs soc; turks
20c. Potatoes; Receipts 10 cars
Wisconsin. ist00a5o: Minnesota
f1.40 d2.s0; fancy west. t2s01 ?. so
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03

TOLEDO. March 2-iIoEs Re-
ceipts 900 Market S. TO i0c higher.
HeaVies. tt2h0Wi4, mediums SIS SO
nis.90. yorker. $500 1880 good
pigs. tIIb0di2 calves Market
steady Sleeps and lambs Market
steady
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF ID. c. II. X. COMPANY

Notice Ia hereby given that the an
nuai meeting OF the stockholders 81
th- Dsiray Connecting Railroad Com
psny. for the election OF Directors
land the transaction OF such other
| hu siness as may com before the an.
runl meeting will be held 40 the of
| nee ~ the company IN the City OF
|Detroit. Mich. on "Wednesday. March
Ian, 1917. AZ I o. m. ny order OF the
directors % the Company.
tsiGned) ]. u. SANDERS
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03

The follawing hrrnL ale privileged
20 execute urdera on ths exchange
w E Moss a CO. Carlyle \ Povah
Gee. ~ wssi 8 co. z =. Mseesons
,nonr Co. " n. HeI.suEhiin. Mcr-
Co. WIN A. sssr a Co. sinclair a
couls. Ernn.. spraEu9 wm., X;
s to- Ga Co b. sIisa smith TS ;0 4
risp. a. W. Wallace & Co. lows, q.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
nrtrnIt nank cIenrinr..

Detroit bank ciearinKs for Friday
were s9.i23.9t2.6l. Total ciearings
for 1917 20 date are 1851. 440. 400. AS
as against ss0s, sO7 0s6 % for the cor
responding period In 1919.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
InI rnn anaIN

TOLEDO. March a.-wh~at' Cash
si 90. Nav ts %. Julv tisth. corn:
resh. 81 10 Msv 81 oTT& July. 81 81.
Oats. Cash. gguc. Wv sic July.
BSNc rive. Cash. $3.50 Clover
se~d. cash sii "a. Marrh. tii as.
Anrii $40 ~ Oetaber 800 Ai-ikei
prirae ara Mareh al 50 rtm~thv;
ereamerv tgc. tuN creamery. a. Y e.
reuv rrsEN sandisd sc fancy Sc
iects Sic Hsv; Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
Mortuary.

CI.EAvELASD--Feb IS ~
Windermerc. Florida. A. Putnam.
father ~ Mrs. y. J. Littleheld and
Mrs r. n. Mendsen Announce
ment Of funeral later.
DRENNAN-Febrna %. 1915. a. her
residence. tT3 Riddle-ave.. Wyan-
dotte. Fanny. beloved wife OF Jere-
Bernadette. Katharine. Mrs. j.
Gies. Marguerite and Josephine.
Funeral from residence Saturday
morning. March Z. at o'clock and
ST Patrick's church at e;so.
FrrzrATRICK-Fe ~. charles
Edward. at residence. 2ii PRcihe-
ave. beloved husband ~ Julia
Leonard Fitzpatrick. son 81 Mary
and the late Edward G.. brother
81 Mamie, Eim0re J. and George
Fitzpatrick Funeral Saturday a.
$40 from residence. and 3 o'clock
ct ST. Theresa church.
HESCH--Afarch ]. Charles. beloved
husband OF Mabel and father OF
Arnold fesch. son OF Alexander
iicsch Funeral from MS father
residence IeT Mcpouaell-aVc.. Sat-
uraAy. At p. m.
McGonTY--Afareh :. owen. beloved
husband OF the bate Margaret Nc
Horty father ~ Frank. Mre. VIII
Ham Dwyet. Mrs. Michael ShuBh-
row gunerai from residence. -
Hobson-ave. Saturday. at s,30 and
50 peter and PauTs cathedral,
Adclaide-st. al p.
MIRPHY-March !. 1917, 81 her res
idence. 20 Massschu 80 tts-ave.. Jen-
ME, beloved daughter 81 Mrs ~
A Murphy and dear sister ~ Julia
T.. Elizabeth A and Francis NJ ur-
ply and Mrs. a. J. sparks, OF
HoughtOn. Mich shipment Friday
FOR interment AT Crane Rapids,
Mich
ROuE--February IS 1917. az 30t7
East Grand blvd, Charles l. Rowe.
Notice - mineral later.
wITHERSPOoN-M ]. 1917, az
the residence 81 her daughter. Mrs,
William ". case, ais Euciid-aYe.
west. Joanna NJ. widow 81 Alexan-
der WitherspOon. Funeral services
from house Saturday at I.3o .. m.
sHEAHA 2S, 1917. Har-
~, son 81 the late Patrick and
AiRrgaret Sheahan and brother 81
Jerry. William and Margaret Shea
han and the tate Julia and James
Z ShcahRn and Mrs. LuCy Hen
messy. Funeral saturday from HE
residence. 7f5 Abbott-st.. az B;2o
and Holy Trinity church a.
o'clock by autos,
SULLIVAN suddenly. Feb IS Dom
aid Walter beloved son % Gather
me FalNey and tho late James sui
Ivan. Funeral from residence, $50
Trum btll-ave., Saturday morning
a;a0, and -. Leo's church at 10
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
ElcIn Butter

All butter sales at zoe. q decrease
OF two cents from last week
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03

JEROME PIX. SUBDIVISION
TEN-MINUTE WALK
TO FORD FACTORY
JTsT THTNK on -

JUST THINK or TT
$50 lots ads. Ford factory property.
The reason they sell exceptionally fast.
Ten minutes walk TO Ford's door.
One blk. 20 new OsklAnu-ave. car line.
Our adj. subs. No. Woodw'd. ] and 2.
1900 customers made 25 10 300Ts proft
On Palmer blvd and Six Mile Road.
QUICK SALES for Investors, for
builders. We also have one Of De-
troits choicest subdivisions ON
North Woodward. All improve
ments in--boulevarda. streets. park
ways. water. sewer. gas. electric
lights and telephone. The usual
commission paid will warrant or
ganixinR a sales force in our Of.
ace. or real estate Office car
handle the property.
We want you permanently
SIZE MIR. sCHEfd.ING.
Room 80 60 IL a. m
81 GriSwold-st
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & co.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03
.Ew YORK COTTON MARKEr

Quotations by Paine. Webber A. Co.
Mar g Opening Close
NJ frfswst ma 81
The Detroit times., 1917-03-03

oTRL Tor voneral office work. la'
Frederick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
" ants Jail Birds
Set to Planting
Sands Says Idlcrs Should Be
Made 10 Plant Potatoes on EUcry
Vacant Spot in Richmond.

, That Jail birds now idling at the OK
pense OF the public be 1T once put to
work In the cultivation of vacant
and other food crops. was suggested
yesterday by oliver J. Sands. president
OF the American National Bank ami
chairman OF tile agricultural commit
tee OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
5 I'VE are facing two serious prob
lens" said Mr.. Sands. "a food short
age and labor shortage. Meanwhile
there is an enormous amount of va
cant land in and about the city and
there are hundreds of trifIng idle
people IL: the City Jail going TO seed.
lying idle doing nothing The city
has the teams and it has the fertilizer.
1t only needs q little management,
read in a New York paper that the
$40 aliens now at Ellis Island awaiting
an opportunity for deportation are
being put TO work raising potatoes
and other food crops.
The labor shortage is serious. Our
farmers cannot get men TO work their
places. much less increase their crops
IL ~ not question of money. but n
question OF the number of pounds OF
beef and potatoes we expect to cat dur
Ing the next few months. We ought
TO get every ounce OF available energy
AT work Immediately. While the plant
ing season is on we ought to get all
this idle labor not only from the Rich
mond Jail, hut from the jails and
prisons all over the State and put !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Ca|ome| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
liven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.

Ugh. Calomel makes you sick. It's
horrible. Take dose Of the danger
Gus drug tonight and tomorrow you
may lose days work.
Calomcl :a mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones
talomel when ii comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into it. break
ing II up. This is when YOU feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are sluggish and "all Knocked out" II
your liver is torpid and bowels con-
stpatcd o! YOU have headache dizzi-
ness. coated tongue, il breath is bad
or stomach sour. just try a spoonful
OF harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night
Here's my guarantec-Go to any
drug store and get 5o-cent bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone. Take spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
EAGLES PLAN BENEFIT
VIII Entertain at Academy of Music
on Evenings OF April
IN md 20.

Dixie Aerie. No. 33s. Fraternal Order
OF Eagles, is to make it's first bow with
a public performance on the nights OF
April 10 and 20. when a minstrel show.
given for tho benefit OF the aerie. is
TO be given in the Academy OF Music.
With but a few days more in which to
rehearse. tho Eagles are putting forth
every effort to make of the show Il
theatrical and financial success.
After much sorting out. capable
cast has been selected. J. NJ. Allen
has been chosen as interlocutor in
place Of Dr.. NJ. SycIc who may at any
moment be called into service by the
War Department. and he has selected
the best material to assist him IN song
and dance and speaking parts. Joseph
Whittelnorc has been placed in charge
Of the training of the singers and the
selection of songs. He Will sing. and
others who will sing are Columbus
Canepa. j. Dffenbaugh, S. Chaisa. NJ.
Owens. J. Byrnes and a. Tillery. O'Neal
and Gosden will play together
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and il II doesn't strsiGhten you right
up and make you feel fine and vigor-
Gus I want you to SO back to the store
and set your money. Dodsons Liver
Tone is destroying the sale Of caloncl
because IL is real liver medicine: en-
tirciy vegetable. therefore it cannot
saIvate or make you sick
] guarantee that one spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels Of that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miser-
able. I guarantee that a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keen your
entire family feeling fne for months.
Give II to your children. It is harm
less: doesn't grippe and they like its
pleasant taste-Adv