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The broad ax., 1919-04-26

Mrs. L. Graves, The Provident
Candy Shop, Notion Store and News
Stand, Is W. Seth Street, near State
The broad ax., 1919-04-26

F. Bishop, Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand, 8 ". 9th Street. near
State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
70 Fight Order For
Filtration 70 The Last

The order og the State Hard og
Health directing the construction of
i fltrntIon plant ii connection with
the waEer sysEern OG Annapolis. viii
be contested hy d group of taxpayers
represented by Osborne r Yeilotf. of
Baltimore. and Nicholas ii. Green. Of
this city This Ii Ia addition 10 the
action ID ba brought BY the city Coalm-
ell through Coungelor George h Rull-
man
The actiOn, which is simple III form.
will probably be InsfituteI th.a aftef-
noon. Il will consist simply 81 4 pefi-
tIon Id yacaEa the order on the ground
that It Ii unnecessary and unlawful
Indar the laW. such an action may &
maintained BY any interested party.
taxpayers undoubtedly belonging In
this class.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
YOUNG BER oF
SoLrE ER FAMILY
SEEKS ENLISTMENT

A trne soldier family III that forms
sd by the sons and other cl0ss rela,
Ives of Joha w. Drury. Who Is con-
aected With the street cleaning de-
aartment of Annap0lls, Three sons,
wo mephews amd brother were AL In
company ii. lat Maryland Infantry
ghen Ii left Annapolis during septena.
ser. 1917, Tor Camp McCIeilan, Ala,
hortly AFTER the United statea enter
ID the war. Thess young naen we're
scattered ko sone degree Sd th6 ser
siee. though ulOst VI them remained
rlsh Company n whtch had become =
1art 81 the 1fsth Infantry untll the
md 0f It's service
All 0f the members Of enc family,
ine 81 the Sn0at remarkable in the ger.
lies. have now returned ID this c0nn.
~. except Clarence Drnry, who re-en.
listed Tor year and waa assigned q
he military poIica He II stiIl sbroad
Vow younger brother Edward Il. ~
1yury. AGED seventeen yeAEs. II ex-
remedy anxious ID enlist and Join bis
lrOsher Ia Europe. aad will DO % q
re aUthorisiea permit II.
One hr0shef, Joseph A. Dgmry, wa
wounded duFfng ms AFgonne drive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
ANNAPOLIS BANKING
AND TRUST COMPANY
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

EsrvEeux q Son. contractors, have
c0Enmeneed the work Of improvement
ID the building og the Annapolis Bank.
ing and Trust Company ana the brick
vail ~ the baildlng which fronts on
School street has been RACED Ia prepa
ration g0r the reconstruction.
The new part Of the building will con-
sisa ot two ofslces below. and an eight.
room apartment on the second floor,
All of the new construction will BE
anasle to conform with the style Of the
sides fronting on Main street and
Church Circle. and the corniee viii be
made To extend around the new wall.
IS noticeable improvement In the ap-
ipearanee of the building Will result
from Ihis work. II VIII be completed.
according To the contract By the sirst
az September
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
INJUNCTION GRANTED
CONCERNING GATEWAY


4 Bill al Complaint was filed yester-
day i Airs. EiizaI eth r. f. Gordon
through her attorneys. Nicholas II.
Green and Faiagely r Melvin. aIleg-
ing that Mr. Rol err Il. Forrest has
taken i gate on Its hinges. broken
away the latches. kept the gate open
and otherwise interfered with Mrs.
Gordon.s rights concerning gate
on her properly. to which hdr Forrest
has right of way The Bill. also
states that the gate in question has
iseen across the roadway FOR the past
twenty years and that It was there
when 10th Mr.. Forrest ana Mrs. Cor
don got their properties,
Mrs, Gordon obtained m injunction
restraining Mr. Forrest from Inter-
ferlng with the gate III aay way.
The injunction was served this morn
ing.
Both Mrs Gordon and Mr.. Forrest
own parts og The lava Farm. On Rhode
River. and the gate stands across q
roadway through This property
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
BOARD MEETS
Managers Elect Mrs. Alex Prosky
Member OF The Board
THE NEW TREASURES II

Today being the first Thursday tn
the month the regular monthly lneet.
ing Of the Board of Managers Of the
Annapolis Emergency Hospital was
held. A full hoard was present, and
routine business transacted
The superintendent. Miss Safer, &C.
kn0wledged donations 70 the hospital
the past month, and 5uhelittea her
monthly report TO the managers.
Committees were formed and duties
~ same discussed and outlined. The
new treasurer. Mrs Edgar Basil, wlaa
succeeds Mrs. George r.. Fsldmeyei
who resigned that ones to take effect
fully /, has ensered upon her duties
ne Board commended the work d
Ehe new acting Superintendent. Miss
gsalGer, and cave out that everything
ID nov running Bra0Otnly ut the in
aaitufi0u, under her regime.
The hoard elected an i neW member
Mrs. Alex Prosky. Of West Annapolis
vice Mrs. q. 4. Feldmeyer, resigned
AGrs. Prosky'a acceptance has not been
heard fron.
After the routine business, the
board made tour of lnspe sliOn of the
hospital. and found everything Ia OK
ceIlrnt condition The Boerd did noi
ADJOURN until after / o'clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
FIRST lHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAMS EXCELLENT
Artistic Entertainers Are Very
Much Liked By Annapo-
lis Audience
THE TIME MADE LATER

Everybody who attended The two
excellent entertainments given by the
RadclifTe chautauqua yesterday vas
Immensely pleased with what they
heard and saw IN the khaki lent
There was no part of the program
either In The afternoon or eyenIng
which 'aileI ii hold the ilsterest of
the audience. and many of lnosa WHO
were present at the first performance
returned In the evening to hear the
David Duggin Concert Company per-
form & second time. From the very
tirst these entertainers were liked by
their hearers, as was shown by the
applause drawn ~ each number OH
the program. Their offerings were In.
great variety, anu each pergonal taste
In the audience was pleased whether
the hearer had d desire for popular
classics. song cycles, patriotic medleys,
humorous songs or character read
Ings. Their programs we're well
blended combination be the amusing
and educational
DR. Rohert Weber Moore. at Colgate
University. delivered lecture al each
entertainment In these lectures. Dr.
Moore gave some remarkable instances
III the relation Or the accomplisll-
ments Of man In the past few decades
70 the present world prosperity. ESoth
lectures gave to the public q great
amount of the benefit 10 10 had from
broader sociological and economic
Views
The musical prngrams Of this AFT
ernon are being presented hy The
Schubert Trio. They are an organi-
zation of yocailsta and Instrumen-
talists of the highest quality. and
their programs, as were those of yes
|terday, are different tor the afternoon
and evening. There ID no doubt that
All who hear them this afierns pn will
want to attend EOEalght's aflter nment
Those who do miss & Will Eta nsnying
themselves i Eausical trsat which thsy
cannot have another chance of ent0y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
DEATH CLAIMS
AGED H0USEKEEPER
At WALTON HOME
Miss Catherine nxeMh, n WaltOn
Family Fer iGale Centarys
PASSES AWay

After 4 brieF illness. Catherine
Mary Brown, died last night at the
Walton home. 10 Francis street. b the
7sih year Of her life.
Miss Brown was horn IN Exeter,
Comfy of nevonahire. 1ngiand. Feb
rnary 81. 1913. and has liked with the
Walton family ny hoasekeeper nearly
half century beloved ~ an who
knew her for her unselfishness, her
loyalty and devotion 10 the end Her
charity and strong religious charac-
ter impressed aiI She vas d deY0ul
member of st. Mary's Catholic Church
where the funeral viii take place sat
uraay morning ats . o'clock Inter
ment will / Z made Il ST Marya Gene.
terry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

This Indicates The Discrimination q
many citizens and taxpayers to tighs
the order ID The end. ana those wbo
actually Iecome parties are acting, 4
hi believed. for nine tenshs of me peos
pie of Annapolis. who not only believe
that the order Il unnecessary Az 81 .
time. Iut who feel that II IS an In
fringement of their rights and piaces
the community ii false AID hanliIlat-
ing position Al this time
Mr.. Yellotf. who IS 4 graduate Of ST
Johns, and IL wen known here, has
had i large experience n conducting
cases bearing on different branches
OF the public service,
The expenses 81 this actIon will te
carried entirely " putllc spirited
citizens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
A Plea FOR THE
v. {. 4 Hl
Why Not A Community Hoste
House With The War
Camp Omitted
SOCIAL SERVICE Wo e

Friends os the YoHng W0nlans
Chrigtian Association have recognized
plea for the firm and final estah-
Iishnent 81 Home for the y. VS.
here. which has made such great
strides and has done such good work.
while the present building q ossay
loaned to the Provisional Committee.
III tAe editorial III the Baltimore Mofa-
ing Sun yesterday II SAYS. under tae
caption Why Not A City Hostess
House
Exit war and alcohol Enter tie
Community Service, which is going 80
be onr old friend the NE g. g.
minus its firsl two letters.
.The Community Service. no longer
supported ky the Government, but ~
private subscription. Intends 10 con-
tinGe for the general public some of
the valuable work which did so mukh
for the comfort and entertainment
1of men in uniform. Public foruIlsa
entertainment and good shows gen
5eraliy, once popularixed, says one nf
the officials og the new moyemeI
will cause the memory Of the soOn 10
be banished saloon To fall deep ina0
the subconsci0usness Of men, Mayse
80. Maybe not Besides the psyche
analysts tell as that Il Il not wen 80
have such memories lurking IN orr
8ssuI consciousness.
Be that as 1t may. the movement
needs no such objective Ii It affords
aa iid the w. d. e. new centers
.of communal life and enjoyment ard
an outlet for tho all TOO often pcnt-tp
buoyancy and high spirit. the longing
Tor clean gayety and for wholesonse
cbmTadeship Of youth.
The precise form Of Community
Service meeting places does NOT appear
sto have been yet determined upnn
And The idea occurs to us why npa
ga great h0afesE house iii each city
sssll xassch wpSx me wefeqaE ls
The pleasant structures which
such feature of the krHini &
canps
It is doubtful II more appeal Is
spectacle and atmosphere could assy-
where be found than that pgesen ~
at some of the camp hostess h0uaas
at no0neime during the var. Cher
Ifii fireplaces, gay music and SOS &.
endless little groups OF soldiers nd
Ifhair women friends " joyous piclue 3
These who have once fallen nnder
the charm Df those occasions Nall
surely subscribe to ire idea that se
ItransmIssai Of the whole friendly.
CHEEKY. delightful setting TO great
community houae ia our cities woAld
be splendid thing for the Community y
Service to accomplish II this pe1y-
sical setting all of IT. plans and pr0-
Jects could be housed and carried An
The old type Of social service 40
pears 70 be on the wane Community
service Is mighty good thing 10 alil-
brace and replace 1t. And community
houses. with the splendid 'hoaaesa
house spirit. would be the best posssi-
tle setting for It's work :
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS
Transfers OF Real Estate During
The Past Week Deeds Re-
corded At Court House
Mr. WERNTz SELLS LOT

During the past week the real estate
market has been quite active. Several
valuable pieces III pronrsy have
changed hands. and deeds sransfes
have been recorded In Court
among the detalisd transactions are
the following
| June so
Deed from William Edwin Cecil
anl vito ID Frederick ID. Arnold, CON
sIdaratIon. 1890; lot Of ground sit
nate In tho Fourth Election district
Ios AIMS arundel county, known a.
Lot No. ii
July
Deed from Charles n lee and wife
ITO !. sawaM CLARK. Jr., ard wife. con-
3 10 tract d. gsaaEasf slas
ssata III the Fourth Election district 81
Anne Arundel uumnty. containing 6saz
scres. more or less.
Deed Tr0m Alice Strohmeyer and
husband 10 Samuel Kotxin. eonsIdera.
ton. ss.0e0: LOT os ground situate n
the City of Annapolis, corner Of King
George ana Holland streets.
Deed from blanche d. Robinson and
hssahand tn L.oats achemk and Laotfs
Lott, coRsid ideFalion, Sa.Gee: lot b
ground situate ON Main street III ths
City oe Annapolis known as Mos 11S.
40 Main street,
July
deed from Robert "a WRrntz. ur.
married. 10 Ambrose Garcia and wife
consideration, $40; lat Of ground or
Northwest street. Annapolis. Nd.
Deed from william j Gaseoyne Jr.
and wife to william 81 Fleischmanr
aad wife. confederation, 800; lot
Nos 426 and l2s Id the Third Election
district ok Anne Arundel county, neal
Round BAY
Deed from George Barrie, Jr., alat
Harry u street. to BENJAMIN w Dud
liar, consideration, $40. lot of lans
containing SIS acres. more OF less neal
kaacketts Point
Deed fron Rosalie Porter Van Nesi
land husband to William ], Obery AM
wife. consideration. $1,000: lots Nos
I12 and as og Block No, I2 0n plat o
Weak Annapolis. Second Election dis
Htrict og Anne Arundel county
Deed rom Eva Murray, widew, =
AL, so Evelyn Martin Thomas. con
slderation. Ss: LOT No z. situate d
Murray Hill in the City az Annapolis
1 Deed froH Esa Murray. widow. =
Aai., is Tnaaes steward Boyd. et al
reconsideration. s5 Iot No 5 and on
IhalE Of lot No. s, situate at Murra.
lFaill, Hi me City of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
The Evening
Capital viii not
Be published to,
1orroyv July the
Foura.
aIARANORs TO MEET
All Sponsors OF Radcliffe Chau.
taucna Called Together Tonight
IMPORTANT CONFERENCES


Joseph e. Armstrong. chairman y.
ne caaslsauqaa 81 saIan1ors i.s 80 eAalsa vs.
speeial naee.las s... sonasns y, g. aa.oF sns
Rra,n II all the enagantors, who made
noaaible The coming az the Chautauaua
now balng held III thss city on tle rear
can,pas 81 ST JONAS College.
The following guarantors are urged
be present at : most inaportafls
nesting lnltasea ia1esy aiss1 ing easlss'
+ 8 me pfosrasai;
Joseph M. Armstrong
George Fox
ras.,,s ,Saaa,ss $500 ..sa,
@s..a.s. -,s.s...s 81 Il -,ss ss.,.,s..
rs.,.s.s,,. ss.,.s. 5 irss.s rss.sssa .sss.s'
nj. T.ss..s'a ss...s I y,as.n,.
u q. ~ u r,,.sssss .sas,N q
Thomas FELL.
Mrs.. n. IL l4gnahlnun.
Hugh Il. Riley.
Eleanor H. I3ashlell.
Be I booster: apeak veil III your
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
ACADEMY BAND
GOING TO ELKTON
FOR THE FOURTH

Through the intercession Of Sena.
Tor France, and the Mary department
permission has been granted BY the
Naval Academy authorities for the
Naval Academy hand to 80 To Elkton
tomorrow to furnish music Tor the
grand homecoming Welcome og the
soldiers. sailors marines, visitors and
nurses from Cecil county, which dem.
onstration win be held ct the county
seat. Eikton, On the Glorious Fourth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

With profound s0gTOaO zoe announce
Ihe death o1 owr esteemed Presideat,
Madane e. j. Walker. sChO passed
aspav at her home, Irpingt0 on H "a
son. New YORK, on Sand0g the st0cntD.
mn dag Of Hay. One Thousand nine
hundred and BtneteeN
Mrs. LelsG Walker Robinson has SIC
ceesicd hey mother Gs President of the
corporation The business wtTl con.
staae scsthoAt change 0f management
HIKE. G. ]. Wakes MANUFACTURING
co, Aoemt OiSpa WiEIsdms, IL Corn.
Hill Street. Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
Death Of Fnat

James 0gIe. infant son of Nancy
Nanghton (nea Winehesser and the
late William ~. Naughtan. formerly Of
Cumberland, died after lingering
illness at q Baltimore hospital yestes-
day. aged nineteen months.
The fnneral viii be private nnriai
Id ST. Mary's cemetery this cfty
The hasy was i grandson og Mrs.
G3gia Winchester, and nephew 0f
Mesara. Frank, PAUL and Albert win.
alestav. thfa city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

The following marriage llceasas
lave been granted hs the Clark o1 the
Court
James Sullivan Saunders, 2s Of An
,arslss, ana laura I.nEina Moore, 20,
IL Pasadena Nlta.
Charles Z. Boyer. q, and Nary q. y.
shaw. 80. widow, both 0E 8astis0Ee,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
FUNERAL TO BE HELD
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral of John H Brazell who
died al his home Ii Eastport Tuesday
evening will be held from the Brazell
residence at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
/ m SAUNDERS
saturday MORNING
| e.,,d. Including Local
VIII Start Ten Days
s. And Target Practice
sETT 4 Il sTAIu 3

1, II Z g Y 2
alpaly II Maryland
atIoael iii this city,
@ reaa, pr their encanip-
.5sasfs Range which BE-
ria ami which VIII last
Ae tour of d1fy Will
q .y.ane oi,p from several
.sssfsl rautine will De slnli-
aib.ll vas the rule when
af lhe ald National Guard
s..eaeF Range IN years gone
. ptnge has not returned 70
s.teay aud control Of the
f.ry auihorIlies and every 7
d directed 10 obtaining
resnlls "a training the State
tsgramme 81 instruction VIII
/, l,lA rlile aud fieid training
sriain number of the com
,tt 81 on the range, the other
= sofsing oai Tie rudlnielats 9
,rk including niarcheaS ad
aa.l aank guard move
egiposts, patrollIng and tbs
,.a shases aud Incidents of com
Ras just such q course
& brought the old Marylans
Guard to such q high dsaF
erry ~ indicated by the not
,sts mich lis officers and me-
isal combat and field work d
Is, side.
he'd company is commando
M Iohn b RIppere. who is y
81 today. but sergt. Cllarles
il sAo II also cafetalser Of ths
Il sfmory, aaid that the CON
sagla take away about fit.
u iAat he vas huay ceiling q
III equipment. He stated tha
sagld wear their summer uni
ii voald also take their wintei
shelter trnts and nli othel
equipment
~ ii the aetmAi n
\ slale soldiers will receive
hfonneetlon with the gatur
miee. the tour az duty Ii
spoFlant. The tlgns ap
as shen the final statue oe TIT
II vii have To be decided, a
# service and obligations SRI
temporary and llinltee
1 VAS organized under tht
iasA provided FOR such 4 bOds
iae absence III the service o
aiaaal Guard, and lls member
sF et7Igated 70 serve IN tn
Ihey hare never agreed 4
aayHhefe else
iaat tie National Guard h Il
sasiied shortly. II will have /.
staiaed abetl,er these oRflcer
aea xill become part og 1t
issy do they viii have 10 Is
ssx obligations Ii Is llkels
Nls malter viii De taken up
sssleiy settled during the pres
af d duty
g are eeulnanies of this regi
y Aagsrsiown, Frederick an.
lestdes Annapolis. and To.
" from Baltimore city Ths
efe ompaaies and that froT
eis Riil leave Camden Statiol
i. Asaapelis !. respectively at abon
lae others viii leave their hosn
reach lie Range az
sasafaay a practicable. Th
'eall1e viii get under way, ans
ss''9aS morning should be III ful
ttlsfs pursuant TO the OF
1at hY Adit tyAn f4anrw "A
aaFe been issued hy Cofons
aFoash las adjulant. Caps
Naiaeek ana the Sd,
8 rsginteai are ready IL
y Rra,sea ID fill field ani
fall equipment. consistln,
sl'd ies The Third Hat
lAilsT Thomas ii Janney
s bafraeks that vert
naval taFees who Oc
ss, y Failge aqrmg the VAR III,
afder Maj Jess.
al9a he Frs Battalion. an
aarles Daee VIII in,
alie y the regimen
s. Beer has made seyera
saunders Range is lay
has arranged fol
/ IA T
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
Annapolis Ordinance Against
Fireworks on Fourth cf IssIY
g ARTICLE KX.EEs.

Mh4NLIA1 IAA.lhEN1
Sec b Anv pefsOn who astalI AierhArRs
or nEe on, any gun or other aF3lie. 81 Ore
~ Oh throw any dFe erAekara. eh&aerp Of
other arewoFkgs III said city. except when
performing military duty. shall be nnEd
nOt less than Osaa nor nore than kwenty
dollars ilts the dfacreti0m Ok fne Mayor.
Counselor or Alderman, Or guatlee OF the
Peare before whoa the same 1llaII be
tfseN
siee. a Amy person who ahaIi SILL or
expose Tor sale Wfkhtn the corporate itratt8
81 said city any 6recFaekefs. rhsnere Or
IRE uncovered through hny nf the stf@eta,
Ianes Or alleys Or pssblic sb0Fou9h3ares Uf
said city. shall Be aned not less kk&n ore
fsnAe. ID be ree0vWFed M other MnsN for
vIOiation of city pr6laaness Are recosefed. =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

SO many 0f ns are addicted % the
habit OF blowing our owu horns fslas
even the Angel Gabriel Mwst gael dia-
c0araged over his CON Lme stunt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
PAYS BIG FINE FOR
ASSAULTING WIFE

Rogers Parker. colored of Eastpors.
was arrested by Ofilcer samuel Jones
on the charge of assanlting his wslfe,
Aaeline Parker He had hearing be
fore Justice Sullivan, and was fnsd
SIS and costs amounting 70 z5,
which he paid and was released
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

tcontlnued o. Pags ars !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

8, h nat delivered
lo,a aud yaa vii I.
IN y eopy W
81 spseiAi O''
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-28
Chest Colds, Coughs and
Sore Throat Go Over Night
Begys Mustarne Better Than Lniments Plasters Pou
tices or Hot Water Bottles-Does the Work in Half
the Time.
the Time

Remember the terrible Influenza Epl-
demic last year.
The demand for Begys Mustaririe
was SO enormous. that stocks in retail
stores and wholesale warehouses dis
appeared with amazing speed.
Get a box now-or two boxes, YOU
can't tell what will happen.
But just as soon as your throat gets
sore or you feel that tightening in the
chest,
Rub on Begy's Mustarine, for nothing
on this earth will subdue inflammation,
and prevent congestion, quicker than
this great and first improvement on the
old fashioned Mustard plaster
It's the quickest pain killer known, SO
be sure when you even suspect pleurisy
bronchitis or tonsilitis, to use it freely.
1t won't blister not even the tender
est skin-it can not blister.
But it's hot stuff. and contains more
concentrated non clustering heat, than
any other counter -irritant in existence
That's why it goes right after pains
and aches, soreness and swellings, no
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-28
II THIN AND
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE

French scientist has discovered an
organic phosphate which should be very
effective remedy 1or weak nerves, sieep-
lessness. thinness and lack OF strength,
energy aud visor.
ia substance is described by special
lists as identical in composition with GER
tain vital elements naturally found in
brain and nerve cells and one which when
taken into the human system is quickly
converted into healthy living tissue.
This phosphate is already widely known
a mong druggists in this country as Eitro-
Phosphate and some physicians. claim
that through it's use strength. energy.
vigor and nerve force are frequently in
creased in two weeks time.
DR.. Frederick Kolle. Editor OF New
York Physicians Who's Who" says II
should be prescribed by every doctor and
used in every hospital in the United
States. AS there are a great variety of
so called phosphates. those who wish to
test this substance should be sure to get
the genuine Bitro- Phosphate. adv.