The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 2

*o % > a Beth A th Rowdinbd eDLLAY, aa AR dh ol, ivlo, f ‘ ! Gearess watch be belloved tnoromniy| Gra ian be arom mid eoty = MAD DECLINES |E. 0. Kane, Who Embalmed Peck, |°"3%!2.2°%sou cows cous GROUT ON STAND frente mf the dnt away one reliable, but he refused to name then. | # iiitlewlty, ae | there, so I went home. 1 didn’ acts, Ht was announced to-day. Our reports Gecipre Villa has res| ins" to. soldiers arevi Mnotographed With His Wife vse is.'viese monica tiem vo me wean ten neanea ceived strong reinforcements, ' gata] fields to-day Light railx, dilapidate | and there was nothing else to do. 1 ] "Ww Atlas Powder Company. stockholders Gen. Funston. “Hut we are confident! Klock, ¢ ed bridges and When f got home I was biamed a Atlas, Howder Company, stockholders Our capable men under strong lead. | Culverts wore described ay being (h | jscared. 1 opened a roll of bills in Fer Cann CHIRTIGtIVG, OESTerren aan ership will be able to take care o} inites ch track below Cale the hall and saw two for $500, $5,500,000 to $19,000,000 and com= } themso! Some of our isolated de-|G és | several of $100 and some $50 bills, £ mon stuck froin five to ten millions tachments are bound to suffer, but if} ‘ days itary engineers j Put them in my bureau drawer. t federal Mining and @mcttt common Villa's troops make a stand againat| [ire ac n t wor repalra to | didn't finish counting it all, I was stock opened nt i oft jtae nts, and y our lar forces he will) ro too nervous, ‘ any of our la Re S lporting American troops, suppl “T got so grouchy over It all that discover their mettle Jand animals my wife complained about it, and to Gen. Funston’s reports, which were {ich winds, bringing humor her I went to see a doctor, [ G aynor Held Conference With week New ee Macnitectutrer Be- received last night and early to-day,| return | made up a sample of the fluid with- 1 vornea in in whe 4 raat out an senic and delivered it to : " said that Carranzaistas were co Reid Gar tte fore Referee in Brooklyn joutany arsenic and delivered It tel Moron Freedman, Shonts erating fully with the American] ¢ t n troop ; - | my regular formula” troops in a supreme effort to make] according « em Woman's Suit. “You never agreed to do anything and Seth Low. Villa abandon his flight and Ry Fecelved | jin return for the $9,000 in cash Dr. mais stand. Gen, Funston ders this \ St. Julian Mayo, the New and ever did render to hin of mnvend| Edward Mi, Geont, ¢ , | d and never did render to blr Edward M. Grout, former Comp- * the baIy hobs for the American punt-| MORE U. H anurnetuiFer who | Wan to render to him any service?’ asked The triple services of two women Mancuso, “Is that the idea—that he] tfoller and for years a friend of the tive expedition to accomplish its al LEAVE ARMY BASE TO claimed a mind : JA tal follow the etichie ‘of. ite stat just forced check and money on you|tate Mayor G * a|Oculist, optician and eye- “r- en's STRENGTHEN VILLA TRAP, | (108 '08 1 suctie of now just forced check and money on you nyor Gaynor, was examined | ogg ye- & Unreey We Oats DEINE. Vile to Unc we A aay Coors ih New promise from you? before the Thompson Investigating| glass. maker “‘under one sive fighting,” said Gen, Funston, Aven ubout a year ago, was this “That's right ‘i » 9 d ; “he can continue his flight straight| FIELD HEADQUARTERS WITH] afternoon examined before Refores “You never suggeated to Dr, Walte| Committee this afternoon roof” assure the _ greatest through to Central America and [) AMERICAN ARMY, NEAL DUB-| Willian A. MeQuaid of No. 165 mad Boren’, “ ie in “an be the sald “You rendered legal services to the! possible satisfaction and . | palmin, uld or t you wou jn hate to consider the dificult of LAN MENTE O, Mareh 80 (by motor] wa 1 an action for 4,000 for wens Fou had ated it in embalming | /terborough? asked Mr. Moss.| economy, maintaining a line of communication | train to Columbus, N. M., March 31). breach of promise brought by Mr Mr, Peck?” Yes,” sald Mr. Grout, “in June, 1911 It_is because of the great fiom Columbus very much farther, —Following an aeroplane’s flight! Wilhelmina Meyer-Mayo, with whom “ie did ai] the suggesting,” replied | ste 'ghonts eraploved, mec Tie said E ause of | a eouth. outh, a column of infantry also left! he lived for nearly twelve years a Kane, “and I never agreed. number of examinations made, MRS. KANE BREAKS DOWN A8|™MF. Rogers was going to Hurope ant! daily hy our Oculists that we! HUSBAND 18 QUESTIONED. he wanted me to 6 charge of the ' i Gen. Pershing, apparently warned, | the t camp here to-day after Villa,| her husband = that Villa was about to make a stand, | who is re @ somewhere 175 miles} dames W, Oxborne appeared fenoitatt st he a 1, | are enabled to include their ex- s me outh of Dubla t 1 | Tho strain of the questioning proved | M¢Kotlations preceding the dual sub] Aininatio ' per Be is at the front with his men. 1 Sea ot aS ; “un » Mayo, with Kdwin ¥, | ltoo much for Sire ican, who gave| Way contract." amination with Harris Glasses. a | A trainlowd of Carranza Leavitt of No, % Warren Street as | way to Violent sobbing. Kane sat with} “Tel! us what you did.” We manufacture the complete 4 through nearby Casa neday to At that time the report of « glass in our own Nine fae- 's and stayed | Man McAneny of the Board of Esti-| tories, and guarantee com- n, According to/mate had not been made public. It! plete and lasting satisfaction. END OF PURSUIT ! to Mrs. Meyer-Mayo and a IS REPORT AT BA! |wolng southward. A email band of | inquisitor of Mayo before the referee ‘arrangistas is actively co-operating OF AMERICAN ARMY | with tie American vanguacd. Hig his back turned to her, He gone to Greenport last 1 |look at summer ¢ there until his re the suit is brought into court, | | The inquiry this afternoon was " | the District Attorney be was not ealt 1 - Gen shing expresses the greated dealt with the propositions made b: , 4 baliatantins with’ the trencines ‘ an investigation into | forced to explain his movements in | sonipantaa Derr aae me Your requirements as to ade FIELD HEADQUARTERS AMERI-| corded him by the representatiy and) was punttuated | | detail nor where he bad cached the “Lt saw Mr, Shonts again and toa} Justments, mounting and lens CAN ARMY NEAR DUBLAN, Mex-| the facto governmen - rei coln etioitia i SEOs Age AINE Sul rinding are attended to b "ae anenaee ww Coenen, %|, OF this co-operation. and jon to reply. Upon | pluring the last of the questioning | him that if he would not prea the] 8 rg ud o by foo (ey ‘astope : friendliness of the ive Mexic feree had no} tter entered the building, Accom: |) i.cion to the B. R. T. coming in| Xperts. 1.—Villa may be brought M.), Mareh nied by Burt L. his lawyer tebuy Within @ Whort tine: ‘There ls |Sinbe'e tenes ra sone hee than to certify the ques The undertaker was pale, looked wor-| 1 would act. He consented This is the Harris eyeglass be dig GAA hia e Sene Hard sob. Tho native refusals to answer on ried and was extremely nervous, Mr.] “Mr, Shonts was very much service. It has built up the \ Pershing’s headquarters to-day the aucceas of the expedition. If the {NS Te ; santa i ‘We came down here voluntarily this| &"eved at the tone of the McAneny| Largest optical patronage in important developments in the pursuit] Mivioun farmere tece they Wit ret taven re aes jevening to assist the District Attor report. He tour that If negotia-| the world because it gives you p “ a Mexican farmer four they will re » Haven and Hampton, a suburb, fe ney in every possible way. Mr. Pot-|ions were to be renewed, proposals , ne reliability, * Word ty ected at any time of | uc Seine antan ean haa chick h yours, but had never lives ter will gladly go before a Grand Jury | should come from city the utmost in reliability, ace ’ aba by p an Woe land by |feported to havo killed Mexioar Hart His Brooklyn address hie or do anything else in his power to] gn. “Gay in tune, i911, 1 was in} CUPaey and economy illa being forced to make a stand b » have killed Mexicans eh el : cd duane Mwenie? June, 1911, us in] : the rapidity of the American advance meey adop Nod An eriewn dae is and | Bi 46 Fourth Street. MRs AND KUGENE oLver wane. But Mr. Potter didn't have that op-| the Mayor's office with Mr. Freedman Harris Glasses cost $2.00 or on his trail If Villa cuts bis way The Amor « “ti Mormon 6 ploniais n Me mu knew Miss Florence re portunity yesterd When the Dis-| when Kingsley Martin came in more, through the troops on three sides of [this district especially fear terrible, Ay T GeCunS. {6 RNEWHE m ace —=|trict Attorney asked him if he wished) Mr, Low, Seth Low. 1 telephc ording to} reprisals if the band ever > r, he replied ters, willl overrun the Casas Grandes distr h Conchos River to be questioned furth ° it would have te be done in the pres-| Mr. Shonts, asking him to come up. doesn’t have ence of his lawyer and was toid the] He was very reluctant at first, but Least of Chi e ret mi omake @ District Attorney did not care to axk|after [urged him consented fe huahua City. On Villa might U 5 ARMY AVIATOR othe «i tic ny questions, He went hc Pde MMURAE Wal tHe Baad rs ne It was anounced after the Kane ginni cutis an’ ben | ee 5 a eee ver tymeren Woe) ; had he new negotiatic Mr. Sh od ani ( % Syeltually he would be forced back ‘ : : ; ! grilling that the embalmer not | of the jations she north toward Presidio, Tex EXGEL ence Weeks? A. Decling to ans® A implicated Potter in any way in his} came up and so did Mr. Morgan an?l| 4 pant Reports have been received of Mrht ALL, SAYS EXPERT ‘ ae you erat hnuw thoy. « tory. Mr. Davison of the Morgan firm. The him his probable flight, le discussion around headqu be toward the r valley to the south 8 ing between Villistas and Carranzistas 1. Colville A. 1 decline to € members o! » Board of who have inflicted losses on the] 7s wh chad | nbers of the Board of Estimate bandit's forces. Capt. Foulois Tells of the Remark Ned FOU Over tVe Wh RVEeetO — — | ind of the Public Service Commis * meantime the army en ble 1 WM? ALL © to answer ipfaaetned ae bas ‘ mae sion were present and so was Mr R able Wor y mn (Continy 4 ro J Potte ale . way. nr. Willoughby, Brookl: camp 1 her nus for'w chance to k Done by Airmen Other questions Mr. Mayo. refuse Hoth une and 7 ; 7 ; 7; Low, That wad de heath rs + & SY: Brooklyes |) * precaution a tL any. possible sur in Mexico, iewer were as to his acquaint. ito spread 4 wet mitted to return home after tu series of conferences. Some of them o* Co, Nowarke ia attack Ai Ma formerly Well FIELD HEADQUARTERS, wern iM bN ou hand Mrs, M.S. {cit y's search « v with the prosecutor, and It ; were in the Interborough offi - nany ids In this district, AMERICAN ARMY, NUAIt DUL ‘ 1 cranny was ex-| to-day as if Mr. Swann's main pur. Closing Quotat At first 1s was proposed to give the while Mexicans apped i EE ops Oo ‘: sone ; 4 nn's main pure Fee Aaah ? F F H Frlendly, no chances are being ¢ LAN, Mexico, March 30 (by motor) {& Were you um Scranton in 19002} p und in Waite's | pose in conferring with them was to; “ previnw loving, © Vinterborough a preferential of 8 1 rom actory to Home Soldiers carry their sidearms train to Columbus, No M., March 31) jA. 1 decline to answe js f gernnis ¢ poisons has been | sere hen his case agalnst Dr. Walte, Aissia ¢ High. tow, tn # J cent. in the new contract. They mad Special Pianos for Coun- booed {a vith Se tane’? hye " "The experience of American army ie Mayo said that in the last ten years| discovered and carried away to be 1y be indicted this morning for Hi 4 proposition asking for 9 per cent." | f and Seashore Use anita hhdal sh Miedetd fiers in Mexico has made them sue | (" hts A eeye ut Lara ue 2 Hele over ha aed ' and ; nh the first degree, and ar- ' Mr. Grout told of several conte Storing — Tuning — Repairing perior to any aerial force in the world | or the oun , service! ists employed by the Di ttor- | this afternoon. % ences, one of which t P Second Hand Pianos— 5 | of the summons in the present action, | | 8. ch was at Public e 08. OT ka ew ‘ of phere he stated that he owned ut lenat A y. meee rding to Embalmer Service Commissioner Willcox's house $50 Up, U.S. OPSNOW USE |“ is Of the Birgt jseven patent REATISE ON ARSENIC EFFECTS! Waite is the prize h Mr. Prendergast was against the e to Aero Sauadron made this claim to-| He id he was a mechanical en IN WAITE’S WRITING The firs: time I saw Grand Beer eacerd to $450 iopesition, but afterward came! Celebrated Byrne Piano, $350 around," he said. Mayor Gaynor 1C, —, BYRNE PIANO CO,, Inc. ARE IN SORRY STATE. | guy iy (ic face ot criticisms ot hia gineer und president of the Mave} Another discovery made to-¢ told Mr. Swann, “was when I was haan ice | Radio Co. of New Haven, It was men, ‘ : called to prepare Mr, Peck's body for ; : : ' Mtalized at $1000, but about a] memorandum book « ' y Was never in favor of it. 2 coLUMBUS, M., March 31.—| “Our aviators are daily encounte poi iit. Wan talesd- te |inc Walte's handwritin burial. Waite led me to the body and | Tare you BURDE when Mr, | 2287285 EAST 41ST, near 3d Avi + Gperation of the Mexico Northweat-| ink conditions no alrinen ever before : I sravamentaune : Ain | oaldé ‘Clot Howy,' dunt ike that, Thave| dice et ee ie | Over Which OUR plates must lin the Radio Company 4 of vari nese notes, | had a lot of ext 0 as Shonts told me that Freedman |fy, create shitting winds aad dans jmatnint tte eng AA MHAEY. 4 | coutings what effects arsenic has on the | abd ombaliner, but believe me, I never had mixgosted my name.” “Was any ne wi \ ‘ was $7,200 real es ‘ hing said about the ¢ le or pro! STOP CATARRH! OPEN | a alr pockets, ‘The altitude of iin Now Maven was nubject 10 6 mperature, heart and re on of struck any one so cold-blooded as this |{ REIN REELUNE NOE! Kany ctor Bem eee & mile above sen lovel gives | o0 q : 4 i 1 from} man Waite & never showee f 1 of Ei Hy a NOSTRILS AND HEAD Me machines only about a mite | 000, mortar, ; eae peo ve re evidently rom n W i Hu A y i s rwed ny re wd of Estimate discussed i —— a jeeway, as their maximu sititude: . ns have yo « some standard work on pr f at all, Get busy, g hrough | ¢ 0, Says Cream Applied in Nostrils }} is two inudes ince October A.D OAn't BOs-| A semavkable test. to deter nd get out, was the way he wanted |« “Nor of Mayor Gaynor's attitude Relieves Head-Colds at Once. “Despite this and the handy. |!bly tell Waite’ t donate ‘ No.” bap Ot very eouEH ocun i | Q Since October, 1915, what bank | Waite’s mental condition was begun) it don Was anything said by Mr. Shonts are TAARR OP Wi Wea Heeounts have you main 1? A.|to-day when Dr. Morris Karpa K sald he told his wife about ww Mre Freedmi f your association if your nontzils are clogged end yourline mone inroumh (he campaig Har Que, i the Hriviol ‘Trust Company of jatien iployed by the Waite fam-| Waite's attitude, it made such an im- with My ead is stuffed and you can't breathe | Without any real serious mushon. Xx HM aus ‘onn Ac 7 ly « Nev x- {3 , n ¥ at agsoclation was freely because of « cold or catarrh, just | {8 expedition im farther south ts ees aC UE Tih i t nat Kane was ready to y years before, Mr. Mons." t a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Bi an altitude of nearly two miles will ye Une ceppoaly. Chere. 81bce i agli you talk over the proposition oF ’ Mm Baliga) iy encouatered and this wi'l test the Octo 115? A. L can only tell by | Waite's father and wave | it { to the District Attor- Edwin R. Hawley, an Inter. oa Mag drug store. Apply a little of | ragrant, antise cream into DIM ERHOHIENGA. TOW. HIAKGS: Chess LHIAN YOu WATCH IntoRmAton later: [eee : ge rte prorat " eee ate Y \ eer Oe and [ef it penetrate| the superior of any actial force in the | @. Do you own any real estate outs | 2h unxious to learn, ops Mie DIstEISE ALOT Sy edie Tanta GGKIREBY, Wane tue Ale ‘Ahrough every air passage of your head, | world.” ide of Connecticut? A. No, but 1, expert opinion whether he is ne office Was preparing to send out de+ | 4's" ine srhorough matters. ‘The CHARITY. soothing and healing the inflamed, swol- | — Nave equity in No. 346 Fourth Street, | or not riptions of him as a fugitive. Kane Kemvont nly persons in the Interborough with mati ten gery membrane and you get in-| TOUGH | Brooklyn | ‘The law provides how the District 1 conferred with John J. Cunn for.” Marie whom TI disguased the propositior P stant relie! | Without reftcction, thirteen | %& DO vou carry any life insurs] Attorney shall conduct an examina-| his kawyer. On reaching the Crim er, A i were Mr, Shonts, Mr. Frocdnam Mr EWISH Ah! how good it feels. Your nos niche rnce? A. Yeu, $100,000 in the North-| tion into the mental condition of one | f sed to Mot Rogers and Mr, Gaynor” (the auditor year-old Joseph Walpole of Haat | western Mutual Life of M kee; to ¢ u n of one | ¢ h fused to talk iA ‘wile are open, your head is clear, no | iy hy $128,000 inthe Aetna Life of Hart] accused of murder. Dr, Karpas's ex: | ur s urrived. After deserlb- of the Interborough) WAR SUFFERERS* ‘more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no| Forty-first Street may be called a | $1Z0.000 10 thw Aotna Life of Tart | AeCuwel Of tiie ee lo w ' i Ned to the Waite ! arg u receive a retainer?" “1 more headache, dryness or struggling| tough youngster. He fell. five | Minti tn " mnesttlout | Aun oS Ua Te ee) Jo with| ing how he was ca ‘ BIN (Ge 416,000. Theeee eral eee a for breath. am Bali is just at daar 4 5 | W t HeHAARIAS ETS: [the District 4 hey’s plan itt use, Kane went on: for It was well worth it what sufferers from head colds and ca- MESA: MERLEE RON GAG WARCRY) 11) ON ey areuunt LIMB mibet ce thacslate | annem rts to the Waite family! “1 saw Potter and told him that Dr. There & Ronienveres: and. tre > \ “‘tarrh need. It's a delight.—Advt | slightly bruised made to my that Arthur Waite bs insar t was so cold I was a little un- “That' Aad we Ps Rey , Open 1-11 P.M. \ | } Q. What is HOUnL of premiums |1y will probed to the limit of its re } that where there was Hust PT Biprainn Cauntt et ONLY THREE DAYS MORE paid by you Oct, Wh A. U | sources in backing up an insanity there was fire, and we ought od & Thompson nah dat inicenanan furs | tense © get paid as soon as possible, Later ' re torted Mr, Grout, “and a \ : Q Are any of them paid up? a,/UF SANE, FAMILY WILL MAKE \1 saw Dr. Waite and told him since Maar Sore Bente cae ee ce GRAND GENTRAL PALAGE . AN the Conn ie ORB Ais DECISION we wer ping: the y West we ne todo with It!" “What di ? i 5 ¢ | odow tdid] Le 7 \ DRINK HOT WATER AND RID patie erating wane ch ne If the report lat young Waite] would like to be paid, Waite asked you do for that foe?" asked Mr. Moss Lexington A ¢ 46h St. : Ta es nung them 1 res lig sano the action uf the fanily willlme if It wasn't unusual to col voit Mr Grout "in | vi acs ee inee “ rr, INS coun i i Shitting bb story to Saturday terborough setiled the preferential t ee ee Q De you own any A ugene Oliver Kane, whoa she] Maren 19 the day of Dr, Waite's re be allowed to the Interborough Tr eauee I na 4h NOW. | Look $9,000 from De, Waite when the | turn fom Grand Rapids, Kane told terms that were mutually agr ~ , ; ought thom principally. from a § : ; F i Heat Senator Thompson has no intent! Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated $ win nvned Kirk ia New young polsoner was desperately seck Potter, and of Potter telling no in hat wa h tag. batera break (ast Q, What aid you buy from him? A, | ing to cover up evidence of his ¢ » hud better go up to see Dr. = y ot water each morning before breakfas! One stone for which T paid $450, This} went to Orient Point, L. L, by way of that Dr, Waite wished to talk was about nine years ago, Here tt 3 that De, . Greenport to-day to dix up the] with him He also showed his $85 diamond | Money which, he says, he buried ther went up there Sunday morning,” F RUST cuff links and his $85. stickpin, carly this week Kane continued. “Dr, Waite asked 5 NY A L ee IG Seeee Oe § 16 furniture He was accompanied by Dé ve] me if there was any arsenic in my i IRON /e yn? A. About $5,000, rook | Gunnitte of the Di f-]embalming fluid. I told him ‘No.’ He —_ It was decided that the court would | fice. Miss Catherine ster| then a. me for its composition, A . Free Kod AL the beet ea tegt ty | of John 1, Peck, w money | the fc Afier awhile 1 gave it] CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN ; the reference an to what | @% Part of @ large rusted | to him. | MARKET. Z r Special for Saturday’ period of Ma night be in- | to young Waite f estment Potter sent me up to the house WHEAT RIXTE Sy Cate —or A DAIS THERA a quired into to get an idea of his| Kane is a native of G port 1] again on Monday to colleet the DAM In| TITS ye ie MitonsDbate"Jlnes % Li )’ y i a Ae f the queations win | 22 Bid the : 1 1] full. When I entered Dr, Wait ysl HD 18 % n be held Tu y n Pa oof t is is certain no y else huey whe Ap n he got up and satd to CORN, Supreme Cour it is. His eontidence w » convin ; jing that the District Attorney per- ‘Could arseaic be put in embalm- | | mitted him to sk home last night | 1p utd? ; | CHOCOLATE COVERED GHRANC Jon his promise to accompany Cunnitte replied, "There is a law against | fj ¥ CARAMELS—Dainty, Tooths HONDA dn * to the tr Ire cache Horning ' it could? some sauures of delici Caramel Galntuy fiavere dg Just as coal, when it burns, leaves | the previous day's accumulation of tos ’ | Kane denies that ulsed Walt “Dr. Walte made out a check to me | Cream, enclosed in coverings of our Pie behing @ certain smount of incombus P thus cle ng, sweeten. | }he would pu imple of| for $9,000 (br, Waite eaid it was for! rich, freqrant, velvety Chocolate, of either tible material in the form of ashes, s | ing ing the entiro al ary | H $9.40 ‘ Wilt delixht every lover of tle Carne the food and drink taken d; f \, bd by balming Mid to he submitted to | $9400) and handed it to me, He said |. Our rewular 25e goods, EX~ end osink taken day after da ning, before putting more the District Atte 1 | ‘Here tt is, It would ‘on Your Next Pair of A SPECIAL for Friday deave in the alimentary canal a certain | food into the stomach abi gr rnoy, fe anya th ty Oe ee Om OD 6 wf ‘Gl : 4 Saturday aviz, 2 c Oe FeRe emount of indigestible material, whic to Waite, in a pan Most Carew the| street for along me, But for ¢ ee POUND Bo i grea inlet metrel whch] qurter pound of timetone pos |ROAGY, te, Quickly, Relieve,| nn i i sake ct-Chat stufl ta that and get tt] LENSES BROKEN AGAINI —— Hint HN becomes food forthe li ra i nent phate conta very | ittle at t ie drugstore, a ns | AMAZED AT HIS “FORTUN lown to the District Attorney's,” Let us replace them. | ‘There w 1K vhich infest bowels, Froin this mas o make any rhe > slam, with its | Styo doubt about thoir accura Of leftover waste ateriek toretate | ummbago sufferer an enthusiast om the |, uaman, with its amusing, healing ayigEXONERATES POTTER, for.| FIRST CHECK, THEN CASH, 18] ind) bosidos, wo will save you eh i ie om tomaine-like poisons, called uric acid inside bath | aan ieee © you by, ot used to having young for “F " per cent Our regutiie 0 Piomelne like poisons, called uric acid eee of people Keep thelr jointa |{Tiving Way your Eczema or ay skin|tunos crammed into my hand, Judge, ORCED" ON HIM. Finent Crostal Spherical 35c 4 cm: Blood, where they continue to circulate, | free from these rheumatic acids by pr Use it and be through with itching [Kane explained to Mr. Swann eB handed sha oheok (pack to blag ging POptometrists ¢ collecting grain hy grain in the joints of & thir daily internal sanitation, A |distress. Banish Pimples or any erup: | Ms surren tte yestorday 1 sal "That's no woods you Keep it Wi Singe. and Opticians! | id desirable in the was of tS fen and flavenss the body much like rust collects on the + of hot water with asteaspoontul |tional, diseased surfuce comlitnnn. gee |L could shove the money back Waite| but he would not take it, He forced |M Gwe ave, Com 100th| 114 Pulton | ek zh ‘ow eae oflve piel mu Mik hinge as shown above. imestone phosphate, drunk before | jaw beautifully it clears inflamed skin] ¥@% Kone. When 1 got home 1 took] it on me.” DSI Prospect Av., Bra, 604 W, I8tst 5 | Cnectiove sondllalaed alactive charm te ‘ Men and women who suffer from lum- |) ntact is wonderfully invigorating: Jafter one overnight application, It] long look at the wad. [nes Kane sald that Dr, Waite made an | Sapgeitesee Acs sete = PR =a es Taonmaet lee - sare stiff, aching Hee ey 5 A excel ba baalth measure eannot harm; always gratefully sooth. | fainted whon [ saw a jot of $500 billy} arrangement with him to meet him = Glgses S00 0.m:s pa oo ty) p drinking phosphated ue - iy moanies the all nent y re ing, cooling, pacifying Jand some $100 bills, dt jooked like a] later at the elzar store at Fifty-ninth 2 ‘TLAN| Aatywalet, not of a means to magic sane of all the waste, gases aud sour! usta Soup, medienied with Maslans, | million dollars to ine, It mado te t and Ninth Avenue El I -A pain, bi prevent more penta’ making one look and feel | discourages endenete of ec ‘ I ” ie acttMforming iu the system, Metore hy sweet and fresh all day hein tatroumnsss are Pa Jee [nervous and grouchy my wife wanted] "TE went into a telephone booth, rove ieeel ine ger ca bye peti dea Pe edad fey ead aa ea eal LEa RO REA Gee PIG eI PICT Pe go) Sane combine, “Any Wen Oh We Dealutely memoves al of limestone, phosphate in it. This [evnstipation, bilivus attachs, sallow tien, | gency aly i@ West ¥ath sty 4 story will bear heavily For God's sake!’ he said, ‘Get that Indigestion. One package wi neutralize anc 2 Wash out of sty breath and stomach avidity,— |New York City, pold by all Druggists. | ax Dr, Waite. Kane denies help-| stuff in the Muid and get a sample as specified weight includes the container in cach case, the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels | Advi. —Advt. Me Walte ond blo ctarament exmaere!down to the District Attorney,’ and |provesit, 25cat all druggists, ; waicemnt a.