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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
cn,rhInr FlIe. aud Ronchee

A few weeks ago several bnS'ne',
houses In town installed number OF
wire nv traps and ii is believed 'ha'
millions Of the dirty pests have been
destroyed. One Of these traps mas
been ke.t In the signal onioo ana
, big swarm Of these flies have been
burned every day. when this cam
uaign started the flies would swarm
on the tables so thick that worA
could not be done In any degree OF
comfort Now there are but fe" To
hester since the fy nuisance has been
ahated tc m extent
Il is noticed that hundreds OF COCK
reaches have followed the bait into
tho trans and these troublesome IN
.ccts arc in a fair way to be er'er-
minated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
SMALL POX FATAL At
IATAN-sENERAL DEATHS

Dr. George Martin Of New Meyicoi
a brt thcr of Mrs W H. Forrcsierl
died at latan, Texas ON June 2S with
small pox. contracted while therd
nursing In the family Of his brother
in-lnw.
II ls said that sometime ago q
sick Mexican came 10 lniau and red
malned about there for two or three
days before the ailment was diagnos-
ed smallpox. In the mean time u
seems. several persons were exposed.
Among them little daughter of
the station agent and others The
Mexican aud agents daughter died
with the allmont and DR. Martin
went from his home TO nurse hif
brother-n.law Three or four of this
family have died and then DIR Mar
tin contracted the disease He was
under the impression that he had
had smallpoy and probably therefore
neglected precautlon that otherwise
he would have observed
Dr Martin had recently located in
New Mexico and was doing well In
HIS profession.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
uorNn.rP CLUB ELECTS
NEW CORrs oF OFFICERS


Tho Hrurd-Up club met .n their
Third Annual scrslon saturday July
4th and elected tfeir new officers for
the ensuing year
Routine business was transacted
and tho club was found 20 be- .n a
very prosperous condition
Tho election of onicers resulted in
the following
W. r. johnson. President
T p Perkins. vice President,
H So Boyd. sere,ary-Treasurer.
c. s. Hardin and g. W Harris
were elected as two year term piree-
tors
W. p. Ralston i' the retiring pres
ldent and J. a. Eubnuk is the re-
tlrinr secretsry-treasury-.
The club starts IN the new year
nth brigh, prospects.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
GOOD RAINS CONTINUE
IN sCURRN COUNTY


A blr rain foll here Wdncsda' ai-
tcrnoon about o'clock For several
minutes the rain fell in regular
torrent The measurement showed
a. Inches. Deep creek "of put up
LOO fine volume
Again during wednesday night
there came more rain. accompanied
By considerable thunder ana lfh'-
ming The might rain measured one
half am Inch. The rainfall Tor the 1a'
was therefore 2.2o Inches. This aN.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
At THE sANCTUARIEs.

Pastor Howard is back home aud
preached Sunday a; the Preshyier-
ian church.
Pastor stephens filled his pu.pit
at the usual houro
Rev ]. T. Purvis Of Russeiville.
Ark. preached morning and evening
AZ the First Christian church.
Pastor Tucker was absent from
the city engaged In revival work a.
Visited at the othcrdluotaoin. nh. dl
San Angelo and his congregation
visited at the other services.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
,ir nakcr's Appointment.

Hon r. r. Baker. candidate for
Representative win opeak in the In
tersst Of hls candidacy at Camp
Springs saturday tomorrow after
noon and at Dunn saturday afternoon
July rs. and al Ira. on Friday after
noon. July -. day before the cleo
tI0n.
Ile earnestly invites the farmers to
come out and hear him
Mrs g W Boswell WI has been
here Tor several weeks visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs p p Hargrove
LET Tuesday evening for her home
a. wills Point
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
80 CENT INCREASE FOR
SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR


Austin. July g. Prospects are
that the scholastic app0rti0nmont
Win be- Increased this year 20 $3.50
per capita which ls soc moro than
given for each pupil when the last
apportionmont wa made 90 this
years apportloumert all except 20
cents already has been allotted W p
Doughty. state superintendent ot
public instruction. estimates there
viii be an Increase OF about 10000
.cholastics this year The known Joe
crease already is $1,000.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
IKE BOREN REPORTs
rROrs GOOD N kENI

Ike Boren was here early this week
from his farm near Polar. Hc says
conditions icok awful good. Tie has
maize and Foterita we'll headed and
cotton blooming. he says Billie has
been SICK about a week with fever
and he is afraid he Is in for a spell.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10
sCURRY PRODUCES
SOME FINE CORN

IA Nation came to the Signal Of
Gee Tuesday with two stalks oi corn
rom Emmett Banks field that meas
urod 10 10 feet and had two ears
to the stalk. and later pr. Leslie
came along with a stalk from bis
patch that went Banks corn a foot
better and had three ears on IT,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-07-10

D.. a. siavsloy vas here Tuesday
from Fluvanha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Mrs Irwin Wesiger and her dhuGh
ter. Miss Margaret Beverley Weisigerr;
are at Old Point Comfort. they VIII
spend this week at the Chamberlin
Hotel. From there they will go to their
country home.
Mrs. y. NJ. Cover. of Gnter Park,
who was to havd gone North for the
months of August and September, Is
seriously III ut St lIlizabeth's Hospi
tai. on Grace street.
DR.. T. II. Scales is visiting DIR. l.. Nj
Cowardin. of Hot Springs, Va
Miss Mabel Walthall. of Richmond
left yesterday for White Stone. Va.
where she will spend several weeks.
Elder =. Reynolds is Spending his
vacation visiting relatives and friends
at Tazewell and other points in South
west Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Sampson arc al
tho Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mrs. VIM. b. Gray and Mrs. George
w. Harrington are summering at At
lantic City. n. j.
Misses Margaret and Rosa Iiarman
are leaving Monday for the Ho,
Springs, where they. will he the guests
of relatives for the month of August
Miss Martha B. Beale Is leaving thi.
week to be the guest Of Miss Lucy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Face Pesling Easy
Blond or Brunette

The blondes complexion fades early. be-
cause her skin is extraordinarily thin and
fine. says Nine. Lima Cavalier The bru-
neite's as a rule. is the reverse. The skin
Is thicker and has tendency to an oily ap-
pearance."
For either the faded blondes skin or the
brunette's oily or saliow complexion. the
best remedy is ordinary mercollzed wax.
Used every night, this viii give one an en-
tirey new complexion within about a week 5
out surface skin. with all its defects. a little
each day, without; affecting the delicate
underskin In the least. The latter will have
The eNduis'tely beautiful glow OF youth
indeed. one may readily lose ten or fifteen
years from her age. far appearance
goes. by a course OF this simple treatment
The wax, securabe at any drug store is
applied like con- Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
NEWSY BITS FROM ABROAD
Interesting Gossip About Men, Won.
en- and Things.


The French Academy has appointed
VI. Jean Richepin. the well known au-
thor. as it's representative at the Gel
ebration OF the Shakespeare tcrcen-
tcnary.
The Socialist Congress. which has
jusc met at Ancona. has adopted a
resolution declaring = TO be incom-
patible for members Of the Socialist
party to belong also TO Freemasonry.
The government of Lucerne Canton.
Switzerland, has decided TO suppress
the English oookmakers' bureau.
Sir sidney Lee. the Shakespearian
scholar. says that in another twenty
years all the privately owned Shake
speare first folios Will probably be in
America.
Rosalind. Countess of Carlisle. has
presented the portrait Of the Earl of
Arundel TO the National Gallery.
King George V. has been elected 4
Society.
Fritz Kreisler. the famous violinist.
declares that ne likes to play in the
huge auditoriums OF America. and that
lac is far less nervous before thou
cands than hundreds"
Real love is the most ancient and
valuable cugcnic agent II tho world
says DR. Saleeby.
An elevator for invaiiis is one of
the features OF the new wing OF the
British Museum.
Frau Betti NaniAi. Vienna actress.
VINO played comic roles nearly all her
life. celebrated her tooth birthday the
other day. She has been in retirement
only fifteen years.
Football. Lawn tennis. rowing and
othcr Anglo Saxon sports are report
cd Ia be growins popular in Russia.
Arthur MACPHERSON, WHO has been
largely responsible for introducing
these activities. has been recently hon
orci by the Car with the Order of
>itanislas. in recognition OF his ser
vices TO Russian sport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
JUDGE CAssEL MAKES
ADDRESS TO FARMERS
Especial to The rimes.plsnatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Emporia. Va, August Judge g. +. Cas-
sci. industrial lecturer for the Norfolk and
Western Hallway Company. addressed a
large gathering of farmers gathered IN the
courthouse here Yesterday. The meeting
was held under the auspices OF the farm
demonstration work. and was presided over
ny {. y. CrizZard, the county agent. Suit
able resolutions were offered by j. = Weaver
and adopted. thanking Judge Cassei for the
valuable message lie had delivered, especially
In view OF the fact that this county is not
In his territory.
After this meeting adjourned Rev Mir
Mcdaniel OF Richmond. made an appeal Cor
state wide. prohibition TO "a large crowd on
the court green from n platform that had
been erected FOR open-air speeches by the
Anti Saloon League
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Dnm. Hill passes Hnu.e.

WASHINGTON August 4.-The Adam
day by the House. ls7 TO As. The
measure. the first of the administration
program now goes to the Senate The
induce private capital to expend sew
eral hurdred million dollars on dams
and locks OF streams. particularly in
the South and West, for navigation i'm
provemcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
WEAR FOR WEE MAIDS
Simple md Pretty Frocks Which nrc
EnstIy Nlndc.

Childrcu's fashions are charming.
The linens and ginghama are especially
pleasing. and they may be made up by
any one who is at all handy with
scissors and needle.
a comfortable dress. which would do
later on for seaside wear, can be de-
velopeG in either navy blue linen or
fine navy serge, and is made with :,
Killed skirt. hemstitched collar and
cuffs and guiinpe OF white lawn or
muslin Mauvc- colored china buttons
give q distinctive note OF finish.
\ party frock for festive occasions is
in pale pink wolfe, over Il simple houncc
of lace. The upper part which re-
semblcs pouched tunic, finishes with
little frills of lace at the rounded neck
and cdging the elbow sleeves. TWO
rows OF Tiny pink enamel buttons adorn
the front of the dress. and the sash
is Of pink taffeta.
The Sash.
The sash Is q favored finish to all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
BAG TO MATCH GOWN
Here Is One Tint May he Made Mt

Home.
This bag may be made of black silk
Tor MORE, gathered on to Jade brace
let's, which may be purchased in the
oriental shops at very small price.
The band Is made OF material to
match a certain gown or suit, and fin
|'shed top and bottom with tiny ruRle
|of the same. The design should first
|be traced on the band by means OF
carbon paper, taking care to space
|thc motifs evenly.
The oval centres Of the flowers are
made of tiny bits OF brilliant silks
|appliqued to the band with buttonholc
[Stitch, and the stems arc outlined
Then circle OF French knots is worked
|about each centre to indicate the outer
ledge OF tho flower.
Then tho band is applied to tho bag,
|o,nd the bottom is gathered and fin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
.noIting" the Food

"BOlting" tho Food.
Avoid it.
Rather eat less.
But do not hurry.
Masticate thoroughly
Chew till there's nothing to chew.
Chewing is also of benefit TO the
teeth.
Live OH soft, foods and your teeth
drop out.
Hurried eating is responsible for in
digestion.
Also for dyspepsia consti patton,
torpid liver and headache
Many make the mistake of only
chewing hard foods--it is just as ncces-
sary 10 chew mashed potatoes and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
See Niagara Falls

Attractive excursions via r.. r and
p. and Washington during the sum
mer and fall. Only SIS round trip
lightful vacation. For full particulars
see agents or address w r. Taylor
Traffic Manager, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Beauty in Frankness

ny LILLIAN RUSSELL

Copyright. 1914. by Lillian Russell.
Tho understanding Of the emotions
and the cultivation of them is more
Essential to beauty than balms, the
Plrcssmaker's craft and the hairdress-
cr's skill TO be sensible of ones own
lesires. symputhies and inclinations is
not only beauties with that radiance
which illuminates from the very CEN
tire OF life and thought and soul. but
is also barrier against brooding.
fear, disease. age and death
Beauty Of expression can be cult
Waited By crushing out low. sordid mo-
lives, by subjugating envy. hatred ana
malice, By living above the greeds and
spites OF the devil. u; fostering frank
ness by feeding the restless fires of
noble impulse and by cherishng In our
hearts the ability TO sympathizc with
he woe OF humanity.
1he sentiments OF good or evil which
thrill through our thoughts are indi-
Gated on our faces. and to render our
selves susceptible 20 noble influences
i the chief step In refining beauty of
Expression.
The first impulse Of an honest m in d ed
person is to speak the truth. 1t is the
Ssecond thought which Is the disturber.
4f'raDkness never loses cut, for the per-
hon who is frank is dependable. II liz
Far better to know the frank truth
about even yourself than to go on in
ignorance OF your faults. An artist. in
rriticising the beauty of the American
and foreign women. declared that the
americans were more beautiful be-
cause their eyes were frank. and that
the eyes Of the French and Italian
women were evasive and deceptive, set
beautiful.
The truth Is that the foreign women
cultivate the expression OF the eyes TO
deceive. They are rarely frank. where
as the American women have not gone
nto that school of deception az yet.
and J hope they VIII never do so. for
frankness disarms evil. Honest eyes
ire the most lovablc in the world
Visible beauty is only the outward
sgn of interior worth. and depend
Upon it the countenance that Is
sublimely beautiful is only the sem
olancc OF AN illuminated mind. Not
only is mobility OF the muscles OF the
4tacc agent of beauty. but tran
guilty also plays it's part.
To present "A countcnance Of com :
oletc passivity is 10 present blank
outside. which stimulates in beholders
no desire 10 look beneath the surface.
80 be frank, think frankly and speak
8frankly. The look Of frankness is
beautiful and conveys honesty and de-
ocnda bility.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Strange Facts md happenings Record
ed In the EngIIsh NcMa.

ed In the English News.
1t is hard to equal the record Of Will
liam +. Hope, of Wcstcliff- on-Sea as
Jack of all trades. He left England
In 1907, when not quite eighteen, and
before returning home last year had
filled these positions: comic artist
sawmill hand, kkeeper, painter
posto office clerk, carpenter, foreman
machinist, advertising agent. seaman,
canvasser. sign and showcard writer,
steward. phrenologist's assistant. long
shoreman. political cartoonist, actor
ice-cutter and journalist Ho visited
Canada. United States, China Japan,
Alaska and Australia. and paid his
fare around the world out of his earn
ings
a rostman and a barber have pictures
in this years Royal Academy.
The winner of recent smoking
match at Brighton, England, kept an
eighth OF an ounce of tobacco alight
for 10S minutes"
Some st. German pears, sold the
other day at Covent Gardens, weighed
three pounds each. They came from
Western Australia.
There will be no Dunmow Fitch of
Bacon Trial this year, 1t having been
ucclucu 10 allow INC CUSTOM 10 resi-
until next year, when All elaborate
pageant of the Fletch ceremony from
the earliest times will be produced.
A London girl has committed suicide
because her lover criticized her over
tight hobble skirt.
a footinan at Brailsford, Dcrbyshirc.
with the suggestive name of Winnall,
bought "A shilling chance i'm Il sweep
stake and won $4,000.
purse of money has just been pre-
scented by the residents OF Ieadcorn.
Kent. TO James Wilding. upon his re-
tirement from the position of postman
after service Of forty-eight and one
half years. During that time he has
walked upwards of 100000 miles in the
discharge of his duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
NInthc,.s-CrnhIII.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
BLACkSBCRG, VA. August 4.-Miss
Armenia Margaret Mathews. second
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ID. O. Math-
ews. was married at the home of her
parents here on Monday evening at
o'clock TO Charles Harvey Crabill, OF
GalaX Va. assistant plant pathologist
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Alteration Sale
in Our
Basement

This compels an Offering
Of High Grade Domestic
Fabrics from Richmond's
best selected stock at Clear
ing Sale Prices.
100 pieces Of 10c and 12Ec
assorted and well-known
makes Of Dress Ginghams
during this sale; per yard,
G14c.
IS pieces of good Apron Bingham,
shown in the very best of patterns;
regular value &c. this sale &c.
| sc pieces of Androscoggin Cotton;
during this SAFE ON: the price will
be OMc.
H % pieces OF best 12i.c Fruit OF the
Loom Cotton; during this sale. per
/ yard Zoe.
H 100 pieces l2isc yard-wid Long
n Cloth; during this sale I-3c.
i 100 pieces of Fine Quality Per-
Gales; best selected patterns regu-
\ lar price nc. during this sale the
price Will he lie.
H 20 pieces Of Serpentine Crepe, for
| kimonos and dressing sacQues; rcgu-
lar price 1s 2-3c, during this sale,
per yard Zoe.
\ 121ac yard wide Fancy Cretonnes:
suitable for curtains and quilts;
during sale. y Lie.
h IS pieces of best f5c Galatea and
H Kiddy Cloth. shown in this seasons
H most desirable patterns; during this
h sale lee.
a5c Good Quality White Bed
H Spreads; large I1-4 size, for double
4 bed: regular s1.50 value, during this
n sale 05c.
II Large size slxoo-inch Sheets; good
heavy quality material; regular
H price Csc. during this sale the price
II Will be 45c.
n 200 Utica Sheets, large slxoo-
inch size; regular price 90c; during
\ this sale zoe
Utica. Pillow Cases. 42x36- inch
size; regular price &c. during this
H sale lie.
II Bolster Cases. large 4cx7e-Inch
size; regular price 35c. during this
II sale Zoe.
II si.25 Bed Spreads: good quality
and large 49, size: during this sale
III the price VIII De zoe.
II White Dimity Hospital Spreads:
n large 62X90-inch size; regular price
SIPS, during this sale the price will
be re.
H 2ia pound best Feather Pillows:
II lSX26-inch size; covered with best
fancy and plain tick; 65c regular
II value. during this sale I7c.
H "A finest quality $3.50 Feather Pill
Il lows: covered with best plain stripe
/ ticking; during this sale the price
II Will be Si.3J.
Il a fine quality CSC Table Oil
cloth: shown in the very best light
and dark patterns, during this sale
II only. per yard 1Sc-
II so dozen Linen Huck Emblem
II Towels; slightly imperfect: regular
II selling price 10 2-3c; during this
II sale Zoe each, or. per dozen. SI.QO.
|! Crinkle Seersucker; 80 pieces,
H shown In the popular stripe effects;
h all the best colors; regular 15c wall
Il tie, during this sale OtSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
4 Nfodish StraVv.
bamboo ma cS
Pressed
shiny hat
smart,
Innings.


Choose them for strength.
Strength in the wearing sense?
-Blcss YOU, no, what an idea.
Strength applies 10 colorful quality.
Emerald green is one of the great
est favoritcs.
Orange. ccrise and flame arc also
greatly liked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
NEW THINGS IN PARIS

Two Ways OF DivcrtsnS Which May
Not Initiate.
new women's club has just been
founded in Paris. the qualifications for
membership being divorce. IT goes by
the name of Club dcs Delestces, or
the Club or the Disencumbered. and
meets monthly for the purpose of con-
hding past experiences and laughing
them over together.
at Reno.
That Sore Throat.
Mn your sore throat In the bud by
gargiing with permnnganate of potash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Kaufmann's Basement News
Wednesday, August S, 1914
S5.98 Dresses, $2.9S

Linen Voiles and Crepes,
plain linens, striped voiles
and corded and .flowered
crepes. Ribbon and patent
leather girdles. Many trim
med In Organdy vest. collar
and cuffs; skirts mostly in
the long tunic styles. Final
reduction to SOS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
SIS Suits, 1898
Limited Assortment.

Suits in broken sizes, most
ly small; IL to Is years and
Sd TO AZ, in shepherd plaids,
serges, crepes and granite
cloth. Pleasing designs. eX-
cellently we'll tailored. This
low price will take the few
remaining numbers out
quickly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Ofhterest toEuery Woman
EDITED BY MARTHA WESTOVER

beads.
The design works up very quickly
anu gives a decidedly novel effect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
$3.50 Summer Skirts, ST

Attractive Checked Sum-
mer Skirts, in basket weaves,
colors Of fawn, gray and tan;
assorted lengths. Russian
tunic styles and diagonal fold
in tunic effect. Finished with
large covered buttons. 'Swag-
ger Summer Skirts, worth
$3.50. Price, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Shadow-pr
Pettic0ats

Petticoat, shadow-proof, of
cambria, with panel back and
front, fiounce of blind en-
broidery joined with hem
stitching; assorted lengths
70c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Dresses--the 81 Kind

Serge and Ratine Dresses,
i'm l6 and 1S-year and 81 to
40 (only a very few in the
larger sizes). Dresses Of ire
mendous popularity earlier
in the season. Collars and
cuffs of lace, MORE, satin and
Velvet; some with vest eff
fects, others with belts and
soft girdles; others high
waist line. Not single
Dress worth conseryatively
less than $500. Wednesday
special at S1.9S.
So Tunic Serge Skirts
$l.98
Long Russian tunics, in
black, blue and cream serge,
trimmed i'm bone buttons and
designed with high waist
line. Assorted lengths. An
excellent quality serge for
$1.9S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Color beauty.

Apple green is ono OF the lovely
modish colors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05
Lillian Ru,,e,l,. Answers,

Rcmember-From tho looks. more
thhn the lips. is the soul reflected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

The Snsh.
The sash is favored finish to al
dresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

"A footinan at Brailsford, Derbyshirc
with the suggestive name of Winnall
bought a shilling chance in sweep
stake and won $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

y postman and barber have pictures
n this years Royal Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

A London girl has committed suicide
because her lover criticized her over
tight hobble skirt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-05

The winner of recent smoking
match at Brighton, England, kept an
eighth of an ounce of tobacco alight
for i S minutes"