Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 28

DAYTON DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 196. 0-23 CLAY WILSON IS LIBERATED CONSTIPATED, SiliOUS, Smart ISlew Coats RUII-DOVfil? FROM OHIO PEN I BABY YOUI Wash Out the Bile With a Wine-glassful of Tollo Water and Feel Fine in Half an Hour. Clay Wilson, alias II. Maaon, fa. mous swindler, who hoa been styled the J.

Itufus Wallingford of real Our present mode of living makes bad livers. The bile tubes become sent up from Montgomery county for threo years on a charge of defraud choked and force bile Into the system, causing gas, heartburn, coated tongue -Ae- $19.50, $25, $35 and Upwards Mirroring the most snceessfal creations of world-famous designers. Models showing the new flarp, the deep fur-trimmed collars, enffs and pockets. The soft materials lend themselves perfectly to fashion's whims. An all-embracing assortment in Bolivia, Wool Velour, Heavy Cord, Broadcloth, Seal Pluah, Mixtures, Plaida, Colorings are wonderfully varied and inclade autumnal tones of brown, taupe, Burgundy, purple and green.

inr Ijcwis H. Taylor, of Philadelphia, out of 115,000 In 1909, was pardoned from tho Ohio (penitentiary constipation, dizziness, nervousness. headacho and slurnueh trouble. A third of a tumblerful of TOLLO Friday. It is claimed by physicians who have examined Wilson, allay Mason, WATlfiK In a glass of plain water before breakfast relieves your constipa ,5 I tion In 30 minutes.

Tho natural prop that he la afflicted with uenemio poisoning and that ho has only a (short ertles of this water stimulate the liver I 6 time to live, AVIIhou Is 65 years old. to greater activity without the weak lie was pardoned upon recommenda enlng effects produced by strong tlon of Warden P. K. Thomas and It drugs. Is understood Is going back to New Get a 15-cent bottle and take a for few days.

It really works York. '1 The Dayton police, who captured wonders. TOLLO WATER is bottled at Dawson Springs, Kentucky, but It and convicted Wilson after a long and eventful pursuit and hard legal bat is sold by druggists everywhere. Adv. tle, have expressed tho belief that the See Our Silk Velour Coats At $45, $55, $65 and Upward convict might oat soap for the of effecting his physical condition and 500 WORKMEN obtaining a pardon.

Wilson Wflji found guilty of swind NEEDED HERE "Five hundred able-bodied men are needed now to supply tho demand for ling Taylor through hi famous "Tom Thumb" mining scheme and Jumped his bond of 15,000 after the supreme court refused to reverse the prison eentence. He wajt arrested In Altoona, a year ago, and ut the direction of County prosecutor It. C. Patterson, brought buck to Ohio and ent to the iponltentlary. unskilled labor in Dayton," was the cioth and Velour Tailored and Novelty Suits Originality characterizes these suits.

They are stunningly fashioned In all the popular materials. Erery suit a bargain at $24.50, $35 and $45 statement made by Henry Beck, assist ant superintendent of th state-city labor exchange. "Never was the demand for this class of men as great as at the present time," Mr. Beck said. Y.

M. A. NOTES With many of the factories running ovr time all of tho available men are taken and street and bridge contrac Office men's basketball class of the tors as well as city work must bo begging for held. T. M.

C. A. was awarded tho class championship Thursday evening, Suit Blouses At $2.95, $3.95, 55 Up To $19.50 Featuring beautiful Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Lace and Taffeta Blouses. These Blouses are unusually pretjy, some beautifully embroidered, others pleated, tucked and hemstitched or trimmed with satin; new collar and sleeve effects; either large flat or convertible collars. Fitted Top Silk Petticoats Special At $3.95 Glorious Silk Petticoats glorious in very texture of materials glorious in their beauty.

Ruffles, cording, laces, ribbons used profusely in their making. when It defeated tho senior team by ADVERTISING CLASS The advertising class of the Y. M. a score of 44 to 24. Joseph Jleim, which is one of tho strongest of the high-grade business courses, will begin its work Nov.

14. ii. Ii. Gcyer will act as inntructor this year. starred with seven goals from all parts of the gymnasium.

The regular Y. M. C. A. league will begin Its regular schedule next Thursday evening.

T. M. A. swimming team held its first meeting' of the season Thurs It wns born en outcast Its mother was deserted and fell by the wayHlde. Its father was unknown.

to It belonged to you, to the peojile of Montgomery county, to tho taxpayers. The tiaby was not to blume; It did not ask to come Into the world, an outcast. It could not help the wrotiK-dolnga of l(n parents. It was Just aa healthy, jut ns Intelligent, Jimt hh Kweet as any other baby you may possens, but It hail no friends, no homo. Judge Hupgott of tho Juvenile court, took your baby In charge.

He found a (tood home for It, and the child 1st belnsr tenderly taken care of and will never know the unfortunate incidents In connection with Its birth. The chances are that, throujfh the efforts of the bin-hearted, level-headed, sympathetic Judge, It will grow to bo a useful citizen and the community be spared any further care of trouble or expenwe. Komo Judges would have turned the outcast over to a public Institution, and thus gotten rid of a lot of trouble. But that is not Judge Ilnggott's way. lie doesn't care anything about trouble when an Innocent baby Is involved.

He Is going to do tho best thing for the baby and for tho community every time, Just as he did In this case. If you want to have Judge liaggott continue this splendid work for you, you will have to vote for him for Judge of the Court of Domestic Relations on tho non-partisan Judicial ticket. Don't forget It, and don't make any mistake. Remember this picture of your baby when you go Into the booth to vote, and vote for Judge liaggott. NEW AUDITORIUM day evening and adopted a new constitution and by-laws.

Officers elected were Kogor Walker, manager, and Rudyard Jvfulinu'n Immortal master- rili.i.n l.l.rht Tl.ut i a Excellent values will always be found at Dayton's New Women's Shoppe. Exclusive up to the -minute models, only one of a kind. Kussell Mattern, captain. screen, produced by IMward Jose with iioueri urn star. xniun.

of it. The name of Ituilvsrd Klullnir Is LEADERS' CLUB A meeting of the Leaders' club of known everywhere. "The Light That Failed" Is as famous as Its author. It 22 West Fourth Street the Y. M.

C. A. boys' physical department, will be held at the home of H. duced as a mutton picture and It in a tribute of which th l'athe company is SSSBSSBH iiiftuy prouu iimi mining not oniy ai- Hrltton, West First street, Friday evening. Officers will be elected.

but actually wrote the subtitles for the ncM ti it ill Til!) uliiilVil tliA hitarnut brated star of etage and screen, was tn (nnl In It uoil Id Btuttiti DELANEY ESTATE Inventory and aimralsement of the chosen to play the part of Dick Hel-dar, the hero. Ills work In the scene The Juvenile Protective League, proval upon ths work of the producer and the actors. in which he realizes that the lmht lias estate of CiLlherinR Deliinev filed Kdward Jose, director or J'atnes fa camels outlined against the desert ky. Hundreds of "extras," British soldiers, tribesmen, were used. These scenes and those of Dlek luxurious studio lend atmosphere to the power-ful story.

You mustn't, miss "The Light That Failed" at the Auditorium theater to day and tomorrow. ing. Jone Collins and I.illlnn Tucker. Miss Collins as the ealous model who, In a fit of rage at her unrequited love, ruins his painting which lie has JiiKt managed to finish before going blind, is remarkable, and the acting throughout Is of the highest order. Rome of the many remarkable scenes of the picture show a long line of failed that be is blind is one of the greatest pieces of acting ever seen on George Ii.

Ilakcr, president. II. Jones, Secretary. probate court Friday, shows the estate Is worth principally in build mous "Iron Claw serial, who is famous for the way In which he easts his pk'tures. prod need "The Light That the screen.

In the supporting cast appear such well known players as Claude Flem ing and loan association stock. railed, xiont'ti iiu? ceie- -Advertisement. EE PI Take -Why Plot YOU any Have' Advantage WITH EVERY im of COAL SITUATION REMAINS THE SAME Prevailing warm weather, contrary to belief on the part of the public, has not lessened the tenseness. of the situation, according to J. H.

Gilbert, 1 000 lbs. is 50 DO CUBIC FEET When this store announced last week that with every Range it would give free 5,000 cubic feet of gas or 1,000 pounds of coal, it made housewives everywhere sit bolt upright with surprise. Our purpose is merely to give you some tangible proof of the absolute faith we have in any Gas Range or Coal Range on our floors. It is the first time in the history of Dayton stove selling that you have been able to find many of the best American-made Stoves sold under one roof. Don't put it off any longer, but come tomorrow.

senretary of the local coal dealers' association. M'ero tho times normal, ho states, the difficulty would not be so apparent ho far as tho private consumer is concerned. Right now with factories run cerned, lUght now with factories running day and night and labor and cars manufacturers and railroads, eperiully in tho northwest, are using every means ut their command to secure every bit of coal available. At the: mines concerns In tho large cities and also railroads have agent taking all the coal their money will buy. Factories which had placed orders for fuel have had these orders repudiated lieoause, according to the operators, labor and cars are not available.

If thero Is any coal left over after anxious buyers for factories have put forth their efforts, what remains is shipped to the dealer who sells to the domestic user. The price situation Friday remains about where It was Thursday. No relief whatever is in sight according to the belief of tho local coal men. One local establishment In particular it is stated, Is hanRing on from day to day and making every effort to secure coal. Dealers who supplly the womestic trade have had offers for their supply from this concern, at handHome profits but prefer to keep their regular customers supplied when possible.

All Ycu Heed for Your fij1! uitsitib nuuni ror a Vk vu ihv IT'S UP TO YOU You Are the Master of Your Own Destiny. Tou owe It to yourself to make the most of life, and It is impossible to tret the most out of life If your health is not in proper condition. If you wake in the morning tired Instead of refreshed, if you are bilious, suffer from nervousness, coated tongue, and If you come home tired and worn out from your day's work, you are not fair to yourself. If these are your symptoms you need a tonic. Vttalis is the universal tonic.

It is the one tonic that can bo recom. mended for uso in the worst cases of run-down and nervous condition, and It 1 so pure and wholesome in its action and Ingredients that it can be given to the children. Tou will need fear no opiates or bad efferts if you will try out this family physician's remedy. Vltalls will make you feel better within a few days after taking your first dose. Vitalis Is being Introduced and explained at Jenkins' Cut Kate Drug Store, Fifth and Ludlow streets.

Adv. "TV OUR LEADER CHINA READY FOR TRADE INVASION 3 $29.75 Table Gas Range Gas Range $19.75 Well worth $40.00. Free 6.000 feet of gas. Your own tcrma will da A range of proven qualities. Priced ppocbUly low for thia sale.

Prea, 5.000 feet of gaa. ONE OF OUR MANY SPECIALS $9.75 For Solid Cak Eiicnsicn Table As lllosfrafed. GOAL RANGE HeAry, oo njrtrttct km olld oak; Tnaffsfvo pedental And (race ruiiy unapoa icffs; nca gxiiaea oak. iiniitn. SZ 7C FOR THE $30.00 I qo flil O.LONIAL BUFFET I paliUU Eaoh lor the S3.50 Genuine LEATHER CHAIRS Less Work filcre Smiles Hth the "BOONE" Kitchen Cabinet, the wonderful home happifiorl Kith 1 00 Jibs, of Coil FREE or the worst type of any other kln trouble easily healcj with Onk Treo ItMnedv.

Kesults are seen over night, HOe a bottle. MORY fllKKH-Kl M.V It' MOT SATISFACTORY. The oak Tree Laboratory, Cleveland, Ohio. Ton ran (ret Oak Tree at any of the four Jenkins' Litus Stores, ft Say Julian. Arnold, Commercial Attache of 1'.

S. at IVkln. In VHf IVldajr. "China presents America's greatest field for Industrial expansion," said Julian Arnold, American commercial attache of Pekln, who was In the city Friday speaking to Dayton business men at the N. C.

Ii, Mr. Arnold is making a five months tour oir this country, speaking to gatherings of business men, chambers of commerce and other civic organizations on the possibilities of Oriental trade. "American manufacturers seem to think their whole field Is in South America, even to the extent of sending catalogues printed In Spanish to China. So where are Americans more welcomed, nor their goods more eagerly sought after than in the Orient. It Is a mistake to center all effort on European and South American commerce and to think Europe will furnish enough export trade to last for years after the war Is over.

In the meanwhile, China, Japan and India are suffering for the lack of American commodities which are very essential to their business." See the Great Special "New Perfect BOONE" at Brown's for Just This handsome rac la the beat, and poMwaaa a score of new Improvements, convenience and refinements that will appeal to every rood housewife. Best Construction i Hi I I i i flt-i h.n1 9 7 Throughout. iK" body of this ranra nest polished 5 Vo i 'jt I 5n Ji .1 r'ifH "1 iteel the trimmings ara smooth and eaay to clenn steel tl pJei grate burns of coal the high olomt has tight kind U4frkitifiitmbm warming If you pay $37.60 at any other time you are baying it at its actual value. The new white porcelain top, as easy to keen clean aa a piece of drop door the drop vm are especially V(TrfrtClws tea shel convenient. china; absolutely sanitary, no rust erfect Oven Has a it-fyh The oven of this ran (to Is rood or tarnish poHsibie.

And it moves to your touch on "domes of silence 1" M3. AND MRS. D. LADIES' AMJ HISSES' READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Price that are Uwnt Original Sample out and fruit 12S Knit Hfth Street, 6 DAYTON WOMEN MAY GET VOTE sire thoroughly lined with asbestos mill-board, which retains ths heat and makes this ran so one of the best cookers and bakers on the market has spring-balanced oven door, which stays shut when closed and forms a convenient shelf when open. Bm our Bsthroom Cst Heater.

1 The new easy-to-fill flour bin tips forward and fills from the front, holding 50 pounds of flour. And all the former features that have made the "Boone" the most popular kitchen cabinet hi the world- "Your own terms will do." 1 113-137-133 EAST FIFTH ST. from 89c to $3.00, Every en worth doabt tns piios. Mitt A dispatch from Columbus says the supreme court Friday heard arguments on the question of the right of women to vote for statutory offices in Ohio. A decision is expected before election day.

The case comes from the village of Kast Cleveland, which was the flret In the state to provide a charter permitting women to vote. If the court affirms their righ to vote in East Cleveland, suffagists plan to get the vote In other charter cities, including Dayton, it is said. A favorable decision would also pave the way tor state legislation which Is contemplated giving women the right to vote for ell statutory offices. OUTFITS Tf it's a 3-room outfit we furnish them complete C7Q for giJJ Well worth $100. Your own Terms will do.

EXTAQRQIHARY CRETOHnE SHIRTWAIST BOXES la All Sizes Frera 52 fa 5 10 Worth Just Doubt Their Prtoe "DRESS CASE" Full sire 10sl2-ineh. Just the thing for the man or woman to carry their lunch or the child their school supplies. While 1Q thev lflat lull It may not last long. "We have some more of those Chaso Leather Foot Stcols They are heavily constructed. Best $1.00 value you can CQ buy for 3U 4-R00M OUTFITS It it's a 4-room outfit we furnish them $145 Well worth $250.

Tour own Terms will do..