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The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
sosnowskI on Water Board

Capt. John b. sosnowski. formerly
OF the Thirty-nrst Michigan infantry.
succeeds James ]. Brady as a mem
Der OF the board OF water commits
sioners May 1. His appointment
was made by the mayor Tuesday
and was sent TO the common coun-
ell Tuesday night by letter Capt.
sosnowski Is real estate man lie
WAS with the Thirty.frst regiment
during the Mexican border service
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

arked opposition 10 the prison
- idea Ails report sent 20 the
~ Tuesday b ythe inspectors OF
Detroit House OF Correction.
Nn be1ieve that the new House OF
011poctien should be erected along
- 1lnss originally planned. follow
- cut the farm plan 90 small
c~o. Those who signed the report
= rgv John ID. Wiley, Fred Postal. Jer.
u9 Dryer and Dr. Barnhardt ia
f4oo superintendent OF the House
4 - Correction.
0ogne time wednesday the mayor
~1lI receive reports from the mem
- Of his special committee which
3 - sent 10 Guelph. Ont. to- inves-
t)Cnte the prison farm plan In oper-
4e1ro there. The committee mem
ooes are divided. so the mayor has
ooked that they submit individual
se>Dorts. which will be Laid before
~ board of estimates, which has
1coorred action on the additional
K 900 bond issue for the new
4 unee OF Correction.
10 inspectors all but ridicule
- 0rm idea ne applied To the De
4 institution. The prison has a
':9V mail population in the summer
oths. when farming should be
-. Also. they point out, about
{ o9 ~ cent OF the prisoners are not
<ooo6 Cor farm work.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
SLEEPER NAMES
FARM AGENTS
Will Have Charge of Food Pre-.
paredness In Their
Districts

LANSING. Mich. April 25.-New
county agents appointed by Gov.
Sleeper In the food preparedness
campaign OF the state are: Barry.
r. J. Brumm. Nashville. Clare. w.
J. Kennedy. Glare: Ionia. Arthur p.
LOOMS, lonia, Grand Traverse and
KAlkaska. NJ r. buckles. Traverse
City. Emmet and CharIevoix, Geo.
Kilbourn, Petoskey; Shiawasse, A.
b, Cook, Owosso: Grauot, c. J.
Chambers; Genesee, r. J. Reiman.
Flint; Gladwin. e. J. Reynolds.
Gladwin Huron. j. NJ Mccarthy,
Bat Axe; Monroe. J w. Winslow.
Monroe. Mecosta. ID. J. Ford, Big
Rapids Montcalm. Edward 5.
Greenhoe. Sheridan: LapeeE. J. ".
Scully. Almont; Otsego and Antrim.
r. %. Bailey. otsego; Roscommon
and oseods, F. l.. Johnson. Roscom-
mon; Msoomb. r. J. Potts. Wash
ingiOn; Oakland. j. McCracken.
Pennington; orceoIa, C. l. Reese.
Reed City.
Perfecting It's details for home de-
Tense, theaNsr board has received
trem the eSty ofhciAls OF neash'
every city IN Michigan. details lG
a the organization OF home guards
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
YOUTHS COMBINE
WAR DRILL WITH
STUDY OF BIBLE

Combining military duties with ri.
BILE study. the Douglas Young Mems
class OF the cass-ave Methodist
church has eHr-lied sss men be-
tween the ages of 10 sd 80 years
who are holding weekly .arill prac,
Ice
ALI "a
EveS@rEanifeu ~, ,-., run sd SrOSs
work.
II Il the purpose OF the officers
OF the class TO extend the move
ment TO Protestant churches thru
cut the city. Men who have had
military training VIII be engaged a.
drill masters, and the Y. NJ. c. A.
has promised TO furnish physical
instructors.
The Douglas class drills every
Wednesday evening AZ Z O'Clock.
Birthday greetings % Princess
Mary OF England. 20 years old to-
Hay
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

Registrars OF me leading univer.
stiles and colleges Of the country
will assemble a. the University ~
Kentucky today 10 attend the eighth
annual meeting ~ tho American
Association ~ Collegiate Registrar
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

nopublIcans OF the First congress.
~ district OF New Hampshire
~1o1 hold a party caucus today al
y onchester 70 decide upon a candi-
80 for the seat made vacant BY
- 1eafh OF Representatives sullo-
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

were In q comic mood. But Mise
Hegeman has made capital on the
stage. out OF her long and -narrownsss
and IL one Of the most popular wo-
men In the business OF making an
audience behind the footlights. The
thing that people like" she says is
eccentric business That's why they
laugh at me l am unexpected All
I DO. you know is 20 strike aesthetic
poses but they enjoy Il because they
are used TO slap stick comedy and
this 10 novel" which sounds simple
but means that Miss HegemAn has
achieved the difficult. Anyons can
be awkward and funny: II only needs
a fat and hurrying pedestrian and an
icy sidewalk 20 prove that. but to
make gracsfuiness ridiculous is an
other matter.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Unusual Blouse Values
Buster" Robbed By Death of His
Master, Is Just a Common Dog;
And May Never Perform Again

Buster" regarded as the most
marvellous trick dog that ever ap-
Feared on the American stage. will
perform no more. and undoubtedly
viii spenu ans remaining years
grieying for his master, Ed Vinton,
who dropped dead Monday night on
the stage OF the Temple theater
while he and Buster" were going
thru their act.
when Vinton found him nine
years ago, Buster was just an ordi.
nary pup. with no special claims TO
distinguished ancestry. what he
learned In life. he learned thru the
kind words and actions OF Vinton.
and he learned IL so well that the
public for years mAryeled at the
dogs smartness
but Buster" without vinton. Is
just a plain dog with the average
stock Of understanding. This was
proven time and time again Tues
day, when actors and stage hands
In the Temple thester sought TO
console the grietstriCken Buster"
by trying TO make him take bis mind
on his departed master and busy Il
with some OF the old tricks.
They smiled In much the same
way, that vinton used to smile At
- 40 4cted 70
smffe back" az " --u- On the stage
.r'''', usR De- Wy looked NJ
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

and giving other data which would
be OF strategic value in case OF
call for troops by any OF the cities
40 reporting Information has been
compiled as TO the plants in the
state which II has been thought ad-
visable TO guard.
Gov. Sleeper viii take no hand -
the attempt 10 remove Mayor
Graessley. OF Monroe The city
has the recall provision IN It's
charter" declared the governor.
Let It apply IT,"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

Amelia Bingham. one OF America 9
best known actresses who is in the
orpheum theater this week. and
making her FIRST personal appearance
In vaudeville by the way. comes from
q town with the most unromantic
name IN the world. Hicksvtlle. In
HickEville. lived there until she ran
away TO go on the stage. and. when
she sells valuable property she owns
70 New York and rstires from The
theatrical. profession. she 10 going
back 20 Hicksviile 10 end her days.
Miss Bingham has had a long stage
career that includes starring tours
under Charles Frohmsn, Augustus
ance IN Detroit Vas IN 1898 when she
presented an ail-star company In
The glimhers end her last Was
WITH WiHEam 81 Crane ana Doug las
IL the pe'Aeit ons-~-'-~' u ssa-
- -
screen Of the Majestic theater next
week in hs- latest child lmpersonA-
ton OF The Valentine Girl" Many
are the touching scenes which she
nrmed gambler whose wife Is dead.
One OF these scenes shows the little
girl waiting unnotlced by the door
Of room In her fathers house.
whilst he bends eagerly over hits
card table. utterly regardless OF the
fact that his child Is coming 10 him
with a momentous request in her
lonely life. A long time elapses be
fore the man learns 20 make his little
daughter happy. and the anniversary
OF 81 Nalpntine's birthday hgures
prominently in this scheme OF hAppi-
ness as ~ IL ultimately establ lshed.
For an added feature next week the
Majestic viii have Max Linder In bis
newest comedy Max in a Taxi
with new travelogues and animal
fims. Henry Santrey will sing and
the Majestic symphony orchestra Will
be heard az usual
Fun. romance and youthful charm
galore arc Co De looked for next
week In the Detroit opera house
when Robert Louis stevenson's mas
tsrpiece Treasure Island will BE-
seen In stage form for the hrst lime
here. The dramatization is the work
The Man Who Came Back" and the
production r. under the management
of that young Napoleon ~ the drR-
ma. Charles Hopkins. For more than
year and a hair Treasure Island"
has been winning a sucoess % the
most extraordinary sort on Broadway
and " IL fortunae circumstance
that Detroit has been included In
the brief special tour this spring In
stead % waiting until next year.
philadelphia Pittsburgh. Detroit and
Boston are Included IN this limited
ration - 40 DISTINGUISHED players and
the truly wonderful scenic equipment
that wIn such admiration in the me o.
tropolis viii be seen here unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
~ THE
CTACE

william Fsversham might seem 90
| some only a great gambler He does
take the longest OF chances as an
actor-manager. but not as a SAMPLER
does. he entertaius certain definite
ideas In regard TO the proper function
n the stage and OF the man who acts
thereon. and he has the courage OF
hts convictions. He has brought out
all kinds OF plays. new. unusual.
strong. eccentric, not because he be-
lfeved they would win large suceess
but because he was sure they were
worth the bringing out Always he
has subordtnsted his personal inter
est 10 this larger aim. In Getting
Married" he plays the part OF the
elderly bishop. hardly the leading
role. because he liked the comedy
and the author liked him In the role
Henrietta orosman. Htlde Spong
Charles Cherry and the rest OF the
distinguished company have theis
work cut out for them. Their lines
literally sparkle. and the chance their
play affords should make any come
dian happy. shaw discusses like. He
doesn't create or portray 81 He at
tacks u intellectually and ne gets
much amusement from the attack.
The aggrRvatinE thing scout u all is
thst = ~ "erR '-'"'~ 'he play
he S-s ~ xlEt
70, ans
o.
Paul Morton and Naomi Giass Err
on the Temple biii Tor the remainder
OF the week. taking the place made
vacant by Ed Vinton. the last cur
tain on whose life vas rung down
Monday evening. when at the close
ter" death claimed him. Morton 10
the son OF Sam and Kitty Morton.
weil-known vaudeviliianH whose
home Is in Detroit Young Morton
and his sister. Clara Morton. /, are
favorites TN vaudeville too.
The Avenue theater announces the
city sports" for the week beginning
with next Sundays matinee. The
Isle OF Nowhere" and Fun In
Cabaret" are the two burlettas 20 be
presented. In the former. which II In
three scenes Mickie hardwood viii
introduce his school of Tango" a
rollicking number In which the chorus
Of 30 girls viii take part Mr.. Marx
wood will be seen in the role Of an
accentric tramp Mabel Faleer, Ar
thur ClamaRe George Ward. James
Bennett. walter Van. Ruby Davis and
the Four Harmony Boys will be IN
the list OF principals As special
added attraction. Princess Wanna
be the usual Tuesday evening wreHt-
ling bouts and q Friday evening anna
teur free for all.
Jack Reid and his own company
The Record Breakers" viii come 10
the Cadillac theater Sunday after
noon for a weeks engagement Reid
10 one OF the best known comedians
In the field OF buriesdue and r. sur
rounded by q big company of sing
era. dancers and fuumakers while the
material which they present ~ en-
tirely new. The first part IL called
The Birth OF Sensation" and -
diVided into SIX scenes. including a
bigt ballet Act two r. known as AT
the Sanitarfum" During both acts
the latest singing and dancing num-
bers as well as vaudeville specialties
VIII be introduced The company in
ciudes Ella Reid Gilbert. doc" How
ard. Marie Kemp, sally Hoilins. Henry
Blsch. Foe Fisls. Lucille Ames. Norma
Jerome, Webster sisters and = chorus
OF 2iO girls.
Alice Heseman. the tail slim come
dtenne In The Love Min" in the De-
troit opera house. this week. says
that when she was born The fates
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Llssa pefaon

- TUN.HN IEIH
foolish enough 10 expect that he
would do anything for a soul In the
world other than Ed Vlnton.
They tried 10 make him SIT up
and dance, and they tried TO make
him play on his little piano.
Buster gave himself up TO
whole-hearted grief and would not
be consoled nor have HIS thoughts
diverted
n had been Vlnton's custom TO
take his partner in the act for
walk every morning Tuesday morn
ing. Manager Williams. OF the TEN
pie. tried 10 take the dog on his
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

PrtntfnE--ths plain neat kind--thaf
In rtmht--T1me. Job Depfy-MaIa 4510.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

Alice HeEeman. the tall. slim come
dtenne In The Love Min" in the De
trOit opera house. this week says
that when she was born the fates
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Budd's Greek Items.

Miss Rosa Storm, al Baltimore, Is
visiting her friend, Miss Ida Kirk, at
"Sunnysiden, the home OF Mrs. NJ. f.
Kirk
We are glad TO see the work on the
public roads in this section has begun
Mr.. A. s. Burroughs has the contract
and is doing good work. Good drain
age and plenty OF gravel Is what cur
roads need, and they need Ii uow, so
that they win be packed well before
winter.
The Rev, Weston T.. Grimshaw,
Rector OF Christ Church, chaptico,
held special services on Sunday last
for the children OF the Parish. He IS
strong advocate for good Sunday
school, and II Is his earnest hope that
all the parishioners will cooperate
with him 70 this end.
Mr.. jean b. Key, OF fndianlown.
has recently purchased a fine touring
car and from all reports hc Is not In
need OF chauffeur, as he can handle
IL easily himself.
Mr.. @. Brent Davis is an up.to-date
farmer, having finished seeding corn
and is now ready 70 plant tobacco,
with plants In abundance ready for
transplanting.
EmanAel foyer tcolorcd) was buried
at John Wesley Cemetery on Saturday.
He was a mcmbcr OF the ST. Thomas
Beneficial socity and Il paid tribnio
70 his memory by turning out Ia full
force. He was 65 years OF aye and had
been a great sufferer for over year
Miss Mary Freeman, our popular
teacher OF the Chaptico school, spent
the week end viii her relatives aud
friends In Charles County.
Mrs. william Henry OF Washington,
ID. O.. has returned 70 her home 10 the
county and expects TO spend the sum
mer there.
Mr.. p. O. Budd has returned from =
business trip TO Washington and
Baltimore.
Rain is sadly needed. Wheat and
grass, owing 70 the cool weather, does
not look promising but natures works
are wonderful and our farmers should
not become discouraged too soon.
Warm weather and moisture will make
a mighty transformation In a short
time.
INco0NTro.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Girls Have Pretty Face
Ind Beautiful Complexion

An Atlanta man makes new disooV-
cry that makes an old face look years
younger. II yonF skin - dark, brown
or covered with freckIes or blemishcs
just use q litlle Cocotonc Skin Whiten-
or; It's made with coeoanut oil aud II
perfectly harmless. A few days use
viii improve your looks 100 pcr cent.
The WORKOUT skin comes OF evenly,
leaving no evidence Of tho treatment,
the new healthy under-skin appearing
as q lovely new complexion.
just ask yout druggist for an ounre
OF Cocot0nc Skin Whitener, and n be
will not supply you send 26c 70 the
Cocotone CO., Atlanta, Ca, and they
will send you q box by return mall
II your hair Is hard 70 comb, IA kinky,
nappy and will never stay straight,
just use Cocotone Hair Dressing and
Ii will become straight long, soft,
glossy aud beautiful In few days.
Mail orders llled: BE for large box.
advertisement
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Notes from Charlotte Hall

The Cadets OF Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy gave an enjoyable dance
last Saturday evening In honor OF the
young ladies from Surrattville.
Mrs. j. +. Fenwick has returned
from visit 10 relatives at River
Springs.
Professor Arbogast and Lieut. Stin-
son and vile motored TO Ellicott City
for the week end.
Miss ArchaDell Annette spent last
Sunday with friends In Baltimore.
Miss Grace Southoron is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Southoron.
Judge Contee motored to Washing
ton one day last week.
The two ends OF the tSewing) Circle
have been nearly drawn together; the
hope chests are nov trimming full,
even to overlooking, and the last ses-
sion ofthisimportantbody WAS occupied
by wedding rehearsal which is sup
posed TO be the harbinger Of some real
performances In the very near future
In fact, some of the members of the
Circle say that they have seen in many
dreams, Cupid, with his bowfull drawn,
the only thing remaining Is for him to
let loose his fatal shaft and the hope
chests, over which they have so long
labored, viii then come into full utility.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

withstandlng We bear an increased as
sessment and an increased State tax
tripled. This county has beautiful
trucking land and Its Improvement
would be Of vast benefit 10 Baltimore.
Do you know we grow the finest to-
matoes2 Yet in normal times transit
charges, ETC., prevent shipping 10 Ball
timore. Ii Is out OF the question.
This broad and wise statesmanship
meyer gave dollar Of the Federal
Governments appropriation for post
roads where It should have been given.
st. Mary's, the most needy, never re-
cefved dollar. One of the reasons
OF the German peoples loyalty TO
their government is due 10 the fact
that their statesmen had ever In mind
the economic welfare Of their peoples.
Does great loyalty crop out where II
should now here in American The
sooner we stop sending men to high
Office because they are popular rather
than they have ability and merit. the
better for America.
In our u. S. Senate there has de-
veloped In this crisis only one great
statesman Senator Lodge of Mass.
would this country not present q spec
tacle with Champ Clark Ia the White
House9 God saved America. I have
said enough. wish could proclaim
il TO all Baltimore.
You can enroll me as member Of
the Hon-Partisan Greater Baltimore
Extension League. ! will do my best
always for Baltimore. but believe 10
Reciprocity.
Truly yours,
WIN. BALTzELL BURcH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Reports reached us today of the
marriage OF Miss Lillian Bailey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bal
ley, of River Springs, to Mr.. Milford
Gritty, OF st. Georges Island. They
were married In Leonardtown, and af-
ter reception at the brides home.
motored to st. Georges, where the
happy couple viii make their future
home.
Miss Esther Morris, daughter Of the
late Capt. Thomas Morris, of Abel,
and Mr.. Ernest Ellis, also OF Abell,
were married In Washington Satur-
day evening They returned on Sun
day and VIII make their home near
Abel. Our congratulations. May
they live long and prosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin, of
Bushwood, was visited by the stork
last week and lefs an addition to their
tlreside IN the shape Of @ delightful
baby girl.
John Raley, Of Bushwood, received
for 3 hhgs. of tobacco $3.50 80.
Who can beat 1t ?
Capt. Thomss Morris died last
w CunCSuU1 AaDfntuk ~ MS itOiut ttuT
Abel. aged SIS years. Death was due
TO appoplexy and paralysis. Capt.
Norris was well and fayorably known
In business and social circles In this
and adjoining counties, having been
engaged in the fish and oyster trade
all his life. He was very popular and
his death was shock 10 this commun-
ity. He was laid 10 rest Thursday
morning In Sacred Heart Cemetery
amidst large gathering OF sorrowing
relatives and friends. He is survived
by six sons and three daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Bailey, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Mattingly, motored 10 Washington on
Thursday.
Messrs. Wade Blackstone and
Frank Palmer spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends In this section.
GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24


Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured
By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
Thers is o1ly one way 10 cure catarrh-
81 deafness, and that Is by constitu-
tional remedy. Catarrhal deafness is
caused by an infamed condition Of
the mucous lining Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is iniiamed you
have . rumbiing sound or imperfect
hearing, and when il Is entirely closed
deafness Is the result. Unless the in
Illumination can be reduced and this
tube restored 10 It's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever.
Many cases OF deafness are caused by
cAthrrh, which Is an iniiamed condl-
ton Of the mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces Of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Catarrhal Deafness
thai cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine. Circulars free All drug
gists, 75c.
+. j. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
RatIgIostlon Notice.

Ia the matter of the sale cf the real
estate OF Nellie Cooper, deceased, by
VIM. Movcrell Iokar, administrator.
d. b. n, c, /. A., Of said deceased.
In the Orphans Court for ST. Mary's
County.
Ordered this 22nd day Of May, 1917,
by the Orphans Court for 81 Mary :
County, that the sale 81 The zeal estate
~ which Nellie Cooper, late Of St.
Mary's County, died seized and pos.
sessed, consisting ~ two corner lots
living and being 10 the village OF Leon
ardtoWn, State Of Maryland, on tho
south side ~ The State road leading
through Leonard.own - Chaptico and
Mechanlcsyillc, one ~ which Is located
on the east slide ~ Lawrence Avenue
and the other on the vest side OF said
avenue, made By VIM. Meversil Locker,
administrator, c. a., q. b. n, aud
this day reported 10 This Court, be- and
The same Is hereby ratified and con-
hrIucd, unless aause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before The third Mon.
day ~ June, 1917, provided . copy ~
this order be- published In The 81
Mnry's BEAcoN onne wnak for thrre
successive weeks preceding said third
Monday ~ june. 1917. The rnp0rt 81
sale states that the lot on the east side
81 Lawrence Avenue sold for $4,000
aud lhe LOT on the weys side of said
avenue sold for $4,000.
W. G. MATTiN0LY,
y. HAYDEN,
Judges 81 The Orphans Court for 81.
Mary's County.
Test. BENZ. COMBS,
Register " Wills
True Copy Test
BENZ. COMBS,
5-2f-3t Register ~ Wills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24


As a special feature OF the Spring
meet Of the Southern Maryland Agri-
cultural Fair Association, TO be held
on the fair grounds at Upper Marlboro
on May 30 to June 4, 1917, inclusive,
there will be offered by the Associa-
ton free, to any bona-hde resident OF
the counties of Charles, Calvert, Anne
Arundel, st. Mary's and Prince
Georges, attending the fair any one
or more days, Ave u. s.. Liberty
Bonds"-loan Of 1917, of the denomina-
ton of $50 each, paying three and
one-half per cent per annum, with the
understanding that one Of said bonds
is TO be retained by the Association
and donated to the American Rcd Cross.
For conditions governing the award
Of those bonds, see advertisement in
this paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Atlanta, Ca. DIR. Jacobsen said In
a recent interview that 30 per cont of
enemia comes from nervous break
down which can only be corrected by
supplying the necessary phosphates TO
the nervous system that is lacking In
the food you cat, and this can be
quickly supplied by taking one or two
5-grain ArRo-P Phosphate tablets after
each meaL and at bed time. twill In
many cases make pale, scrawnY face
the picture OF health In a few days. !
have seen women that expected would
have TO be kept under treatment for
months restored TO perfect health IN
One or two weeks time.
SPECIAL NOTICE. The Argo-Phos-
phate recommended by Dr. f. H.
Jacobson contains phosphates such As
are prescribed by leading physicians
throughout the world, and II win be
found the most effective form for treat
ing patients with nervous dyspepsia
stomach trouble, brain fag and ner-
Yous prostration. It will renew youth,
ful vim and Yigor and build up the
whole body. Il your druggist will moi
supply you with Argo-P Phosphate, send
81 100 for two weeks 1rentnent 10 Argo
Laboratories, 10 Forsyth ST., Atlanta,
Ca advertisement.