New York Clipper (Mar 1915)

12 TELE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Mai{ < H 13 THE CLIPPEII'S HEmiH DEPmEIII By DR« MAX THOREK, Chicago, Sureeon-ln-Chief American Hospital; Consulting Sutgeon Cook County Hospital; Consulting Surgeon 5hendan Park Hospital, Chicago; Surgeon White Rats and Actors Fund, etc., etc. Then* artlclei am 'written •iclatlvely for th« NEW TUKK CLIPPER. (inMllong pertainlns «> health, dlaeaae, hyglenn, arir^preicrvatlon, pre' vvollon ordlieaananil matter* or general I ntereet In health will he aniwered In thli colnmn. AO- miESM ALL inHUiKlES TO DR. MAX THORRK, AnEHICAN IIOBPITAI., CIIICAUO.ILLI. Where ■Itnre will not |.ermUor the eotije^t i« not tnltable for an open aniwer, letteri will be aent to the app:i<'ant perronally. Dr. Thorek thoald not be eiproted t» d iBKnoie or prescribe In theae colamnt for Indlvldaal diaeaaea. K CLIMATE AND CONSUMPTION. Tills jrUi'lu 1:1 writlen at the request oC h. 1.0 C, Willie llavGii Hunltarliim, Wlilte iluvin, I'u.: Too mucli bus heeo said uiid wrlllen about clliiiati- III tuliereulosb. This bus a ten- Uvmy lo (.'Oiil'UHe iikisi ;)cuple. Wlillo It U true that UTtulu (.'lliimlcs arc better sdavtcil fur Ibo IrcaUiieut of cunBumptloo tliao uUicrSi It sliould be put ilown as u rule that "in any 00"^ oj tiibviculuala (/ia( cKim/lo la noil «ii«ab(r irhcre the nulfcrcr fecla loclt, call locll, alccui tccU aiui i/alru elrcnulli and Ihih." Tuc BloKe u( iliu disease has an im- purlant beurliiK lu the scleetlou of a suitable ellPjatu. Ah u Keneriil rule blgli altltujcf are ucst suited lur uirly Btiifcii of tbc dis- eaae, luw altitudes fur iidvunecd cases. If a periDD bus been ilie victim of active tuber- culosis for sufUe time, the aluy In a sult&blo climate sliuiild uut be Icsh than lica full l/eura. Aud, sliuulJ murked bciivllt be derived fruTU sucli ullliude, »tu\i w< lung at \io\i oan. CiUfes who IiikI livinorrlianou frum the lungs (auvcrc und frequentj uud tliuKc complicated wltli weak lieiirt, alsu Individuals subjoct to i:crvnu3 dlHorders, Jiud belter remuln m low iiltlliided. Tiiu I'lliualic requlreuiriils for auy con- uuui|>il(iii uru: punli/Juf air,'cquulilHti/ uf aliiiiiniilirric ootulltiuim, aOuniUinl tuiuiMnii, ui7/iirai anil proiwr alHluilc. I'urlly of air la of utiiiuiit Importance, liius Ih explained llie fact tlini mouutuln air and ll'.ut uf the virgin luresls uru su liclpful ,11 tuberculosis. I'uresls uud punluulnrly jiiuv Cloves favor utuiuspherlc purlllcullou, diucc li.ey generate uzuiiu, wlileli uildlzcs Hip ImpurlUcB coutuluud In llie ulr.. A dry utniuspbere haa udvauiutici, but thai dryiiCM ii not CeieulUilly uii cdiiiciil lu shown by the fact that paUeula ofleii dii well iit places tiavlBg comparatively blcli rulullve liuuildlly, audi Bi Florida, iiuuthera Uourglu, ^uutlieru California and the rcxurls uii the HuulU L'oiit of Kuglaiid. la America the essential clluiatlc fuclors Lcceusury fur llie cuusuuiiitlvu are found Id tJbo fullowhiK ruuluus : The Adiroiiducks, CoiO- rndo, Arliouu und JS'ew .Mexico. Tbey are espuclallj rucunimended for the Winter juontlis, for durluR that time ther offer a uniform cold utiuoavbere, combined wltb iiiucli niinfililDc aud good purity. A camp, or tont life lu the open air, cannot b« too stroog- Iv recommtDdcd to the consinnptlTC. In the early staves of the disease patients do -well .It such places as TbomasrlUe, Oa.: Soutbcro (.'nUfornls, and at Lakeuooi, N. J. 8ome of the latter places offer the advin- lUKc of alTordlng an opportunity of gaining a livelihood. l'':om time Immemorial, certain places of the Klobe have been lauded as Ideal for the (reatrocnt of tuberculosis. At the present day we rwid so frequently of one region after an* other belo;; free from consumption, and of tills or tho: health resort being veritable alr- i-iires for tuberculosis, that, oould we accept I he statements of their advocates, "the con- I luslon would follow that well nigh ell of I'lem arc detached fragments of the orlglDal I'aradlse, replete 'with all that can make life enjoyabl.-. ond waited around from the lu- nirclonii of death." Dr. W. II. Wtflsh says: "Probably Vbt oarlh olfers few known spots more favorable to the tubercuUzcd British patient than Nubia, yet the native Nubians on tbedr owa anil are occuslonally destroyed by codsiiio(K tlon." New ICenlond Is popularly believed to ^Ive perfect Immunity from consumption, and It 1b i<urprlBlng that even Incomplete nor- tnllty returns show that more than (en per ceiif. 0/ the people there die from consimp- f(on. Dr. B. If. Wight writes of the tnbatiltants of' the Cumberland tableland In Eastern Ten- ncRseo na a "people without cunBiunitloo," while local physicians sing the pralies of the Ixiurcntlde forest and lake region of .North Ontario as haTlDg_a'CaDadlaa popu- lation free from consumption. So the rec- ords r^ad, but actual facts cruelly banish the lllualon, and concerning them all we havo linally to admit the truth of the statement of l>r. Dennctti . jvhO) while praising the towns of tho Illvlcrn, Is yet forced to say llmt: "The p(>rpetunl Spring, the eternal numiner, the warm, Southern, balmy at- Dio.sphere described to the reader In such (Tlnwiug terms only exist In tbc Imagination of the writers." iloral: Stay where you can do the best under tho circumstances for yourself anJ those who need and love you. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. HVST UlilVUI.Ol'KIIS. illlS. K. a. 1)., IIA-NOVJOK, I'A., WliriTiM : LiHAii lluL'Toa: Will yuu kludly Inform ■ne, IbrougU Tun <XirrKii's Health L)e|mri- uieut, whether It Is uusBlble lo develop the bust. I Imve lined advertised medlcliies nnd derived uo beiiollt from them. Is It possible to develop the bustV What cau yuu recum- inead fur It'r Illil'hV. Iltist dovelopurs, as a chiAs, <U) not aceonip'lsh niiythliit;. Voii can do most with iiniuuiige and blinding up your entire Uidy. .MuuauKlug the liri'iiBls svltli coi'ua-hubter muntlng and night Is a» ttoud as any tiling. Try to g<.-t stouter by good uourlBbliig food, exercise plenty and cany uut the niiuisiiiie aa dlrecUnl. Itonienibcr that when lou buy a "buat develoiier" yuu are, at beat, miyliig a "prouilsc," and yuu know liiumlses do nut develop busts. Ilesldes, there Is nu medicine In existence Unit will, when taken liiteriiiilly, develop any iiurtlcuhir purl uf Ihu iHhIy. The Idea of nu Internal uicdl- cine lis a liiiBl developer Is most rlillculuus CIOSSATIO.X. AN Olil>TI.\ll0lt, IIOSTO.N, .NUi>S., WlllTlsS; 'llKAii Dui T»u : Have noticed durlii); the fust four or llve» wei-ks a hllKlit singing or iibbling 111 iiiv right ear. There Is uo |iiiln coiinvuii.-d wliii II. 11 will slop (or a few uiliiules and begin nKalii. It cofitlnues day aud nighl. It Is anniiying—eipcchilly at ulgUt. May I his be a roivrnnner of "ces- nllun?" Shiinid a woinaa, forly-sli yi>ats »r age. who sri-nis hi perfect lieiii.Ui, pre- IMire In any way for tlnil "event V" Should slio dlutV 1 am a eunstant reader of Tim Ci.liTiiU nnd ail old Ibiicr, and would be pleused io get yunr opinion. RlOl'l/V. It sivms to ine llmt yuu have w.ix In your c«r. Warm sumo Bweel oil and iinir It Into tho "buziing ear." KwM" It lliere for a abort time. IncllnliiK the In-ail tu pievciit Its U<ak1ng out. Dry ilie ear iheii ihoruughly. It luny bo thai by removing Ihe wni tho uiipleBsant noises will vnnlsli. The "change" wuuld have noihlng lo do wllli the disturb- anees In the ear. There Is no iiiepnri(tlon nccomury for llie "ci'ssntl.in." Ah long as the iierson feels well otherwise. bIio need uot diet or taku pivcautioiis olher than under onlbuiry clrcnmslaiices. should -Nour e.nr cuiHlltlin not Iniiiruve, after rcinu'vlng the war, then the eauie would have to he iiscer- tnliKHl by a lliurongh pliyslnil o.iiiiiilr.nlloii. MM<IIITtS. MU. 11 I,. S., 1'1III,.U)|;M'1I1A, i-.\., w nil j:s : IHlAU IHicToii: Tor tin- past veiir I nave bUlTered from what the doctors ctiUni lo bo ncnrllls. 'Hiey do nut sivni lo be able to cure ine. At every channe of weather Ilic Ittlns are almost uubearnble, which, of coiiiw. prevents me from iIIIIhk my eiicacemeiils. Mudly advl.ie nin what to do. I am a mem- ber of the W. II. A. nnd T. >l. A., nnd n canslKUt reader of Tin: t'Mi'iMin. ItlJIM.Y. The llr.sl tiling lo do In a ciise like vours \!< lu UHcerlaln what ennscs Ihe iiearlll.s. It Is then, and only then, that Inlelllgeiit Irent- nirnt can be lusllluted. If the cnuse In .vuur particular Instance can be found anil liroperly olhnliialc*!. recoverv would nndonbt- isllv follow. .N'ciiriris may he caused liy tho fonowliiK coinlllldns: lOxiiDsure lo ciihl (the Kii called rlienmalle iieurllls). Injuries, com- prcBslon iif a given set of iierve.H, poisoning lit I ho syslem frtiin chronic ludulgenccs In ulcoliol, hhiiid (lltieaBi'.i, nnio Inloxicatloiis and liifecllons of varldiis, iialnre.f. The course of nonrllls l.-i usually prolonged and niMst be .systcnmllc nnd thorough. 'I'aklag this or that uipdlclne without gulug thor- oughly Into the detnlls of the case Is wrso Ihan useless. I'lace yournelf In the hnndn nf a koihI plivBlclan niiil give him a eliaiice lo ascerlahi Ihe cause of yunr iieurllls nad liroperly remedy It. Will be glsd to know liuw you are gutting along. CATARnilAL DKAF^ESS. MIlS. S. T. M., HAST UOSTON, MASS., WIIITKS: DiMii lJuci'on: Can you tell me what to ilo for deafness caused by catarrh? It oothera mi} eonstuntly. Uavc consulted Ber- vrjil spcclullsta. One advised haTlDg my tutiKlls taken out, which I did, without cur- ing the catarrh. Another told me it Ib a wustu of uiouey to try to cure catarrh. I can hear If the person speaking la close to ,uie, hut If away, say four or live feet, I can- not hear ordluary conversation. I can bear voUies but cannot dlatlngulsb the wbrds. I um u dancer. It would be Impossible for me to wear no ear-drum; bcsldcg, I detest ear- drums. 1 am anxiously awaiting your reply. Vou should get busy and be under the care of 11 comuelL'ut otologist (specialist In dls- ea.se» of llic ear) until better. Tho fact that one or two pliyslclaus full In a given case Is nut uufllclent roasou to become pcsslmlBtlc. The underlying condition in your case nay be catai'rb, which aliuuld bo subjected to tiiorough and systematic treatment. The re- moval of the tuuallR could not have harmed you In any way. In fact, tonsillar condi- tions are Bometlmcs rcsponalble for condl- llunH such as yours, bcucc the advliie of your pbyslclnn was proper, liilber of the follow- ing conditions may bo tho cause of your trouble : Chronic luOammatlon of the middle i>ar, iibslructloa of the Eustachian tabes, furelgii bodies, Dcurasthcnla, anemia, ciuda- lloii, leulle changes, and syBtcmIc dIscaBes. So you aee uuy of theae may be rosponslblo for your I rouble, aud uulesB the real cause Is fuuud out and eliminated, you cannot get relief. COD LIVKR Oil.. .MIS.S K. 0. II., UNCOIjN, NKIl., WHITES: llKAii UocTon: would tou recommend cikI liver oil to build one up? IIBPLY. foiiiiuit your stomach. If your atomach will d:gest It and not rebel, you may uae it. If It causes digestive disturbances, os It so ofien (Iocs, leave It alone. i>i.Mi>i.i!:s. .MIt. r. I,. UOI)OKia.N, N. J., WllITHS: liKAn nocniu: I wish you would kindly lei llie know, through Tub Clii>1'EI, what I can do to rid inyiiclf of plmple& I Iiavo been bothered with them now for about sli iiiuntlis. They come and go. M present I have n grcut ninny. Have been washing my face with peroxido about once a week. IK) you Ihlnk It doos It any good? UIOI'LY. Itcciilate your bowls. Do not oot indlgostl- Me toM\ siuir.H. Drink plenty of wator. Sieaia your face every night before going to bed. Apply hut towels. Peroxide on the face cannot do you any good. After apply- liiL' heat nmsRage the fnco with sulphur falve twice a week. If you don'l Improre get some acne-vacolne nnd huve your pby- slclnn Inject It na required. IIK1> CIltCI.E PII.LS. -MU. I--, n, W.. JOI'IdN^ MO., WniTJ£8: Dkau Doi'Ton: A performer recommended (i> mc nil civcle pills. Wbnt do you think ahniii llieni? IlUl'IiY. A-;k ,1lin .Mari>o (Marco Twjia). KI'X(;T|0,\AI, IIKAIIT TItOUULE. MISS II. K. ».. SAN r'KANClRCO, CAI-.. \viiiTi-:a; Dkaii UiiTOH: 1 am a girl tveaty-four year of ng.-'—n performer. I have ntrer h;'i-ii trvmlilisl wllh heart dlseni^e or anything else as far an I can rememticr. I b«gan AUDIBITOB ilT THROWGtt "RE- „ That Bre bas no tenors for a MancheatCT (N. 11) audience aa eonpireil with Ihe iltractlon or an Aodltorlom "vaudiiTille nnd picturm • proirim was donoMtraled eroiilng of March wlioo witb *mok« nilln* the house frcai a rniall blaie In a leivtlrr atoie next door, tbo shew bad In be Mopp«d and the people liiTltcd lo leave the Ilea- '"looae UnD««r lorenaon went npon the stage and «xplalo«d the alloiUon to lh« «« thonsaiid or more people In the audience, arid adrlart them to nte 0^ ThU ther BMlly did, hot with .rl- dent relnotance, and In an eotlrely leliarely and orilcrly maoDcr. THE DBLGIAKf VVSD. PIctores at the wnr, for Ihe Belgian RtlW Kand, were Showh Sunday evcDing, Feb. M, at the Park Theatre. Wconaocket B. I., by EdwiB V. Wtigle, and were wltnesed by an 3. B. O. '°5^be"theatre wa» donated for 1h« occaalon thnisb Ihe generosity aC Maangcrs Donatano 4 Oanmnc. «-»-♦ SOPHYE nABNABD AUD tOU ANOEB are rrwentlDg their "Safety First" act at the Poll, nruiui OU1U1IT7, iiui »|/i.mb., ~— Srraoton. Pa.. 'hl» "Jjll- . ... you long wire. I^t mo hear from you. Miss the HOY 8000T TIIIO made qnlte a hit at A. K.. Zell, 8. D., answered yonr letter by li.e Eroadwny. Philadelphia, headed by Punk matt, Itlchanlaon. ■moklng cigarettes a year and a ball igo and have been troubled since with palpita- tion and shortnesB of breath. I am doing a bicycle act, and time attacks will come on very oflcn—enough to make me deslirt from work. I am almost dlntmcted from worry, ns I am the support of an old mother and two brothers. What cna I do? Am I curable? REH-LY. Do not worry. Stop imokina sad you will pet well. You are sufferlsir from a tobacco heart, no doubt. Your wlU power In throwing away cigarettes is what Is going to get you well. Do not get discouraged. T^ar torn need jou, and If yon do as I aay yoa will be restored to a useioi life. Mb. S. D., UlDneapolls, Minn.: Have answeied your letter personal general de- livery. Wonder If yoa received It? Am In- terested. _ _ _ „ MiBS F. O., Buffalo, N. T.; Mrs. T. T. D., New York: Mrs. F. D. D., Washington, D. C.; Mlas Gertrude H., Cincinnati; O.; have answered your letters, general delivery. Mrs. Arthur Stamley, Hot Springs, Jtrk., have tent _jka> li«.>«jB mIsh T VaA M #»ATn VMI Wlfll MILLER AND GLOGAU. When Leo IfcM started t.i to after the popular music dopartment about live years ago, r,oh Miller, a tcnor.-nbo hal'cn from the City of Culture (Boston), came Into tue employ of tho firm. Severs.' montlis before .Tack Glogau started to work as a new beginner pianist. As a few years puesed on and the flrm became esbabllshed with hit otter hit, Miller and Ulogau begau tu work together, putting over the dlllercnt ballads In a way that created talk with all the opposition publiabers, bo much so that It didn't require much work on any Eong that they sang hcfon> It became popular and whistled all over the city. Not only have these boys helped to put over hits in New York, hut have done work all over the country froni Maine to the 'FrUco Const. They hove been trained In every department of the music buslii'sn. Tbe boys have captured more trophies than any other team In the business, and have cap- 'lurcd cups with die best Beld of singers competing. Hob Mlll.!r has even been associated with writing songs such ss "Bells of Klllarney" and "Let's Go Rack to Ixivcland." Jack Qlagau has alreai'y got a little reputation as a writer of some of the best stage sonra during the season of 1014, especially "Celebration Day In Tennessee," "At the Yiddish Wedding Jubilee," "The A. 0. II.'s of tbe U. 3. A.." and his big hit, "On the Shores of Italy." His new elTorts, that ho hopes to collect heavy ro.valtles on, are "My Own Venetian Rose" and "Why Not Sing Wearln' of the Green." nob Miller and Jack ulogau are big favorites at nil tlie theatres aud cabarets In New York, and will soon spring a little surprise on all their friends In tbe way of (?) well, Just watch them. F. IIIEMII KLICKMANN. PAUL DIBSE. laiuiiiM iVLIUICtllANN. •IVo of Chlcago-8 most popular boys, known and liked by everyone along the "lUalto " ?^?.'*?'''^l''°Tf,''.''«''.Jf'*'' congratulations upon the tremendous overnleht sucoL of the ivalti '?"*'':.v7tS M"n«.''^f which they are the comiKwc« jSlntJy N^t slnco "Nights of Gladness" has a waltz melody so taJtm the cafes annaSreU bfatorm and it s on evory program, or U4ed by request nightly. In every ai^^ZitbSu^ln CblcIzo Paul Ulese Is the rotund and good natured ecntloman In chnrrT^ ^h2^,:^i^^ S:' r^^'^^'hl"? 'i' the ■X\)llegc Inn" ii*t the BherSTan H<J5r"i.aul & ?os?§f ^?SfesilonaU ■^"i?'iiSiH^KT.nii?'^^''''^,''?*, ^7 i** hit for their acta vrottit\oai\8 ' ■ f^lo^'^Xll se^vJrif'&^1u» ,'^'.Tl'J,\ '"i^ .t^?. -M a tip: -some giuk has slipiid ODt a inonttiful of Mi M abut ine giving the liriii the "flood-Bye." -The (lope is all wrong! -Alter March 1st, Castelberg's will be located at 322 W. Biltiniore S^, Balto., M., and - ni be with them!!! HARRY 1. KLEimi -The Diamond Map with a Keputatiop! NEW PARHNG RATES. i:irectlre February 17, lOlS, the (oIIoifIdi rates, rales and regulatloiis will apiil; In be- half of each of tbe carriers parlies hereto: For any passenger car, or in any oilier clisi or kind of car oceupled by cue or uiote penoiis. used fur dining or lining purposes, and for lo; bagagte car, loaded or unloaded, parked for (It conTenlence of tho parl.v, while at a t-tmlon or oa a Biding oa the llnea of the corrlcra I'llrlln htn- . to, eneptlng as otherwise apecUchllr provided for -In tarlim. liiwfully died with tbe Interslale Com- merce Conimlwion, a charge of tuu dolliri (f2.00) per car per day of 24 hours, or friclln thereof, (wllh maximum charge of tJilrlr dollin (^30.00) per car iier montb) compntod from ibe time of llie arriral of the car at aueh eialloi or 00 such sIdlDj; to the time of Its depirtuir therefrom, will be made tor the pirkliiK of >v such car, «ic^t that so charge ivill be mvir for the llrst 2-i hours for the parklni; of tor such car. The foregoing charge docs not in- clude tbe coat of sanitary facilities rct|ulrnl. The parking of any auoh car at any alallui or on any aldrng will be conllogeat opou llie abil- ity of the carrier to fumlah the no-.-eoarr partiK taolllties: each carrier therefore rosi-rfos it* right to refuse to park any car. Tbe oollecllon of the parking charsr will t* made by Ihe agent of the carrier <in wliow traeki the ear la parked. The aliovc rules and regulallons \<:>ssti n the ralinwds In. the Southeast of Uie 0. S- whlch atfect all tbe oompanlee uaInK private cir»- are made the sobjeet of a special letler >*iit out by Wm. Todd to all prlvaie car onnen and thou Inn •• -hi. ™,r7r pianiBi, lormer y at the Planters and tha "PollrjTA « aepends « »'.iT^7ll ?V"yT« U'eit^^rVreMC&fe ''>teo;d-'s"s .^iSrMs? te"Y»'nr. r;:? ' "'T't^l'r^^i' mi. ' Jf \ .-iL '^.if: «" I'ear, "uriginai Foi Trot" etc .o^:'^z%r^^- ^M^f iToiz fe;: s5^eYsVn™b»uwr!fv.' nians^ers. He writes In part: . "The time bail arrived right now. ilml ll* little showman must put all little M)lll<h n»ll»M heblnJ bliD—and flght for All, otherwise In « yonr or two, he wlU and himself imi out or <>xl9lence by the mliroads. We mii.''t n;;bt or fail togelher. The writer baa faith In ilu- sroalKr ahoivuan'a business tniiie. While sad le relaie- most have lost all faith In any hope u( teM'r them togelher to light. Hence this *-iTort. i nm only one of many, alone, I don't sM"d an.v chance. But, loeetiier, we can end imi.^! "I'- ll depends on each one of you, aa nnu-i self. I trust yon ore with me. «»— — Pii*«eluT> tor the new Parking Obantes— 6224, effective Feb. 17, World of Players. week Fall. . coin- Is her BKLLB RUTLAJVD, Of Walton and Ilutland, meeting with aueceit In vaudeville. JACK LORD writes: "Things arc runnlua along One with Dave Newman's •labajIn aJrU We made a couple of changes In the cast ^.fore last—the Orst change since laBt f^'iT'fSl'T' Sp«rte?iab»?g?8 o Ing from her home In New York. This «cond nennon WlU Newman. She Is a cbamrM , Om of our bills Is a decided '»'»'"• tabloid 00" IJi'.' 'i diatlnot and Impotlant parla. That we are getting away with It la lSoi ^^^"l^.*.^h^^*.fl' "» •omly of°our^??S Cirii, aa tbey all play parts. Our chonu ilrli' conloel which we friqiSitlr hold! IwkTllke a 5Va::-Tbiris%°nV^ibt'?Sh-5^^^^^ „f■'iT^'V. "^F^. OABNOLD entertained a number of her friends at her borne, Uarch 1. In honor of her birthday^ She received man? iaIuabTprei' enu and beautiful floral tributi. Uo B^^?r waa guest of hooor, Uarch 1 belni hlii lilJiinK. also. Tills la the fiurth^r jSf ? HS h and Mr nergrr have c* ebrated toiether. Wng. daoclui nn.l merry-mokiag waa InSnlged In Mill l|" « when a delleloiis bm.'.-i luScli >r.,o 4r' ol ni following were 111 attendance: Mr. and Mrs n. K and Malllda. Mr. and Mrs. a. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wieoberg of Ohleaao^Mri i»inii«^ Adameta, Mablo uiwlt,"' ffelji 0?ff/CT'i?; Adams and Lillian Oblerau, Bd. Banenin 'Tora Adameti, Ulas aamold lefoae* to reveal her agc^ oia!4, effective reo. ii, .uv-Kuuie Sontheaatem Paaaeoger Aeofl-iHon. may add thia wna In effect last Sunni-r In !« Riutem Slates, and go« Into effect ver. ihoriiT In tbe rest o* the whole TJ. S. All s'.; c"* Including carnivals, must pay two dollars i*r oil parking charses for each car. prlvaii- sage, or for fraction of twenty.foair hour '!•■' inrenly-four hours allowed free, no time i ■ er lood. It makes no excepllons of Ir^nl 'i"li'''f' or i^undoya. Every man write tbe secretary of Kinie Commerce OouunJsslon. Washliisli' i protesfing against all the« rates. I>er dim for tlie ahowman'a ears. We our onae before the I. .0. C. In t!ie linie gooil nttortieya to represent ua, ■bowman there who underelands the am and their wanla.* Joat writing Ihcm ' na anything, tint It -will ahow them how e/teeled by iheae 'injuat rates, what i: to D9, and will help them to see the f aide of It too. I tmat yon ate with : puree and aoull That's wnat ronn:- Onlah. I am at jonr service. We bare slarl; WlU! ailvlce. What we need la mone.v liove money It alao 'aho'irs yonr advlc-; geetions are worth nomethinr. Adre-'s and fnnila here. I tmet we can flml yho bave the courage 'and moral bac nnht for their rigiils. nemimbrr. n'> time for action I Youm tnily. Wai.i.i 1'. 0. Dor 73, FayeltCTllle, N. 0. . inlft- D. C.. ..■.I lot •list iir f way, ^«« » ; fho" I't r< -IT If* . meao beirl. <:i ibe r ail! If f« I "OC: nail moo •ne <" •« Ihf Toon. NOTICE HALF TONB PICTDnBR In (he ins paces of THB CLIPPBR -« luarrted at (beie prieeai Front Pave Oat $0^ Doable Colonn ■lasle Oolaaaa ^ cad. I ba