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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser ana ATTORNEY
FEBRUARY g.
Manhattan.

ACADEMY ST, VS. 2s3 n Bway. t!Hl5Ss' van
WinEler 10 W Wait. NeNburgh. y Y. G. 'sn
Q. Aitys Merrill. A. L , 81 BEsy IA. IT -
uoisron ST " cor suffolk 81 s3rsO. ~ y
nurray. trus. 70 Rachel Frank, GOO " t sft6h
-. Feb (mtg so. 000l ATTY. o. $500
isrInGToN Az, > 1911 Il l50h st. 5OAeO
Eears Go to Kate Blank. 1919 Union a'' BIoh3 :
Jan p (mtg 100000. atts. EisinAh L. Ssli5
sAnr Properly: hate Blank TO Keats Co. io5
UVsy, IAN - (mtg so. Oy0l ATTY same ~
MARKET ST. cor Hamilton 81 - 10 = a. ,
Mailed st. " = AL Hamilton -. -'13. o llA
C'bie 10 30 Market :; Really IoIpn. 100 b"ati I
zen tmtg $50 JO0l atty. 80. =. NJ, g.
IsT ay W = n & o s3d st. -1tH'y. % -ao H.
Mar Brech. 1905 lJ Az: FEB mtg s-o''ss ;1S
s1H Az. s. 49s 4l.t St, 2iIIioo n: J u
Feb mtg So. 50Ol A,v. J PheeIAh' 60, iSl
ara ~ vs.. IS iist s.. ?i6IlOo sane 90 40
S' m FEB J (miE ;5? 500 atty. same sigo
any sT s. los 9 Amsterdam A' 2Sil0i :
T9IFndI. ,t -; Jan . tmts $4,000: stys. s.9d
lard A Msrk. l2s Bway: .,oo. w.
saIH ST. n 8 $50 West End AZ. .oHtvg' AM
"a Young Ia Excelsior Holding 60. IS ~ -
ing sIS O0Ol: Feb "a. 1913. atty; = 20 SiiyV
s-Tp ST n > SSj Central farE We. 81
loo 4. strange a SlAwson Go 20 II " olAn.i.l
lis W Ilsth q: FEB 4. AttJs. Gress h'"'"ixs
,ntIn 81 :. go Park az. 25Hl00 II ;
"s'bsIinsky Il al 70 Jennie Bumenthal, fml.Iei-
phia: a G: Nay .. 1901 tmts tlI'Oool' Az
,otIa 81. I.s Madison AZ. :'Ii0Oi II; AnaA
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and conditions
should be addressed to the Editor Of the Buyers
Column.
Question.-Inclosed find sample Of
lowered cotton. Kindly tell me If this
material will be shown for the summer
trade. ". +. Dress and Waist Com
pany. Answer.-F'lowered cotton mate
rails are being shown by manufactur-
ers, but the buyers do not seem to take
to this particular style of cloth.
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RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY G.
Manhattan.

s,u Az a., all. Louisa Finck e. al 70 VI Gil
bulr :, Al 6lg W l2Tth st; 10 yrs RON req 4,
1915; atty Kat2, - Wan 81 p-o,dusv Conn oYpg
~ sSnford Hotel Co. Inc 1850 BSS; rom DEC
81 1914 to Nov 80. 1894: atiJ'' Hardy ss,Ss oSo
ssIH :" 5ss ?ss West all: sadie Bonwtt 70 J
shsnS. 66 " lO7th o.: 10 yrs from apo "a
1919. N~'-N@
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FIRE RECORD.

Tea First Az, Itaac Davis. trifing
S.gO-257 Blocker ST.. Nathan Ptchnlh' ulnihS
i5.s6-io5 Riyfnstcn St. David BroTnstein trinins
1851 hast 5eh A. Anna s SoisWS y, sIVO'
9 fQ-l22 West loth 81 nYlA ~. ,e,
z s0-l52 East Ga st. ElEsDcth Maloney. trining
= so--l2il Washington sY. The Bronx. Abraham
1so-ti5 last lSith =. Julius sedel: no dam
age. ..--1-- -.
Weight. tnhing
-.iO-4s Ave u: NJ LubrOsky. thfiing
S4j-Gi2 Water st. J. TAFT; trning
ssS-is2s Brook AZ " kAzling $500
II O0--iO72 Third Az ". BioGbGum. SsVV.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest at ) per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY g.
Manhattan,

GRAND ST. s. % e Norfolk st. 2jtio; Di7S i91
N and li7i g 25 o, Dty iIsT a sd a to
to Er,teu, Isllp l. l. Feb !: due Aug 1918:
6 per 9, I lrrlor mtg S37,OOoG atiys' Alderman
pSusIoN ST. 8 " cor Suffolk st, $3.50; Rachel
~. to n Murray, tIus, -jl ssth 81, req
g. due as per bond; atty. Title Guarantee S GO;
LtxiNGfon Az. :. 6O.5 n 62d st, 2oxsC; Bird,
get Dohcry to Bowery Saving Bank i-o b9Sef ~
Feb 5. yrs: attys. Cad~ aladef' Z; o6S
MARKET ST. cor Hamilton St. 50 lx57 8. 80
Nfar,rt ~ Realty Corpn 10 Ida Coble. % l%hox
az; FEB l. due as per bond; atty. Lawyers Trust !Sj
ora Az 4as 4lst st. 2i7xlOO; Igatz
Goldberger to J zimmerman, 55g 9th az lb1.Qt
mtg SjOoOj due as per bond; Feb 2 atty, Ii n6G
SANE Ssfa pptRopsRTY; ssmS to NJ Ledwth Realty
Co. SIS 5th DFior mtg $4,000; FEB z; que l6e
o1u S 09"a' aug att at a. 246xlOO: Ignatz Gold,
berger to samo FEB ?; due as per bond st .5i
,2 11s'S ST l5l4w % az. % 21lOss. Margaret
Theobod 70 D Lansing Grand st. E ri,ia IT,
Of q FEB s Ry y51; atty Ne" YORK ii sii 90
Psrkhurst TO National surety Co. He BE.a{{;
FEB 2 to secure indemnity Of o.-eo -" ~, tS
'OS' 6lsbrow to r Bfia5EerhoT. 555 Easecombe
az, FEB o. due as per bond; atty. Title Gu 4[o
antee Co. l7G Bway; Sli'''V
The Bronx.
DECATUR Ay, 1884 2g5th st. ,I g}6tI5 M;
S. 500j. Feb ?: ": per cent. atty LINK;
- Nassau ST. -sI,-V
GRAND Az. " $. 1873 st James St.. jOxl0g;
Gauelman to lleEning Bohlen. TenAfy. J..
Jan II. due as per bond attys. Salter * ). li0
Nassau st. - ivy
Niedica to A Polldcca. 1917 + 2llth 81; feO s.
yrs. per cent; atty C&nchcttL 1872 B"B l.;
MORRIS Av, 1865. 5. 25xlOl.7; Rosa GreenbeTg
to Lawyers Mortgage Co. % Liberty 81; req -
due as per bond. atty, Title Guarantee and
'Trust 10 ia EWay. $500
18TH ST. 4l3 Z. ms. 2J1lO0: Mar VI Fischer to
l. Drescher 2i20 Putnam ay Brooklyn tprl0T
mtg $4,000: Feb /; 3 US: per cent: atys
Hirlcman * V. 59l T. li9th st; $1,000
23OTH ST $ 4Oj Pauldns sV SOCK irreg.
GcnnarO Carf0lite to Luigi Kggio. Y Macdougal
ST: Feb 4 due Dec %. 1917; . per cent; atty.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO, 10 B"ay; |J'O0O
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FAutLofILtu VdIHI"I'
An average of O9O3 plus per cent on
tho above capital, excluding Ancona
common and Pilgrim Mills common:
The following shows comparative
dividends for 1918 and 1914:
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LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY 6.
Manhattan.

18TH ST i32 East: " Sizzling agt Hannah Lynch
foreclosure Of mtg) atty. kali.
The Bronx.
STRONG AV, n 8 1919 u OF linton av 2iIs2 8
the Duo Co agt r en- l. Keegan ct al fore
closure o. mtgl) atty " Klralfy.
HONEYWELL AV 3 32J Il OF l19th 81. 22s
ill6. Emma 5 Mason ag ume och ct al
foreclosure Of mtg) atty, F 4 Souiworth
LAND lying between lot Of J sand Sec0rd and J
Jarvis property located OF Of road leadlIs
from Westminster village 10 Pelham Bridge. Jen-
ule G. Buckley e al as trustees agt Regina KEEL
Ter 81 al foreclosure Of mgD atty. Berry.
HOE Av I'LL: Sophie PHnder sgt Elizabeth Ruhl
Hrchhofer ct al faction 20 set aside decd: attys
Reynolds. Richards & McCutcheon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY

FOR HOMES In the real country within
committing distance consult Country Home
League 40 West aga st Phone $3.50 Mad
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
ALTERATIONS.
FEBRUARY 9.
Mania tan.

Items under s. 900 omitted.
BR0osE ST 1876 and Pin ST. 2; and 90. 20 two
and sty stores and lofts. B-o0ms Corst-lic-
ton Go. S Attorney st. owner: Sass, 81 Union
SQUARE. architect. cost SIS 900
TRINITY PL 70 to IS. to sly store and o..
ncc. Alliance Realty Co. rs Broadway owner;
Rouse &c GodstOLe. 50 W 32d st. architects
cost, $50. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET
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Msltigsps Letter. 500: $50: Leo, nr,
10000. ~ prompt q, X Wea,heifotd. lie Nassau.
R0om zoos Phone Beekman SS5e
NV YORK CARPET CLEANING SoRKA
Oldest. largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAhPEra
Prices Reasonable send Tor CIRCULAR
TEL ts92-tUgs BganL l3I-asS MssI Ajth b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
BROADWAY business property: live wire block.
upper section. . Box IS. 1852 Myrtle aV. Bklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08
WORK WANTED
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUAIlONo w AN Ed.
tIorsE,yoRKFR or VALET neat young man
slet for bachelor; II years last place ESQ SllSs
sbos's Agency 30 East i2d st. Tel. Murray Hill
677i
r.sgFII. BUTLER or HoUsEMAN
Thoroughly competent; 3 years excellent refer.
ences. clIy oE e0uh"'' ~
42d 81
Female
A - CHAMBERSIAID WAITRESS. Young
German: two years IN last situation; 10 ~
Mis- Hofmayers Agency $40 5th av.. sth moor.
Telephone Ij27 Madison Square. -
ATTENDANT or practical nurse 10 invalid SENT
Invalid: good manager: Scotch Protestant rea-
sonabe. Bryant 6545. MacNeii Agency. ~ w. tzd.
CIT,NrBERNfAID. Scotch Protestant; first class
excellent reerenees 80 sSShe Ell All HI' 'HsA
CHAsmERslAD- sEANsTREss. - German; e,Pe,
Iienced; best references eiy. CUNT. 49,
$3.50. Call at Lang q BoecAerer o. Agency ID
West a3d Il.
CUAllBERAfAID- MADISON Protestant; long
CITY references: very reliable and thorough, SSO
H. Mics Hofmayer's Agency. $50 9Th aH, sth roof
Tel. 4527 Madison square
CHAMBERAiAID. WAITRESS and CooK.TTo-
gether or separate. city or country, T., Miss nOi .
mayer's Agency. go jth av., sth noOf. ie4epH"he
4j27 Madison square.
and one half years IN last situation. u. hiss
Hofmayers Agency. $50 9Th Ay.. sth hoor Telephone
ijZ7 Madison Square.
CoLORED COUPLE. Butler. useful. cook. laun,
drsss. will do entire work OF house; 800 eheeiIe
references Miss shes's Agency. so East ga 81
COOK German, first class; city or country; best
references: wages si0-SjO. Lang q Boeohe'e' ~
Agency IS West $50 St.
COOK -sWedish: nrst class: good manager: neat.
economical: two years excellent references cry
or country Industrial Association. d. west va ~
COOK LATNDREsS or HOUsEwoRkEH. enata-
berIna ~ aitress: two neat yOuus ~, n.
tent: together or separate eieeHent ~, 40
country. Industrial Associatloh. 4, we. ,-1 -
COTPIE-E1eelent cook. laundress or house, LOUISE
Worker man generally useful. Hhlihs' , ,n9us
,rtous. Si5. good references; city, COUNTY, ihas
triaI Association. II West t2d -
CoTPIg-Butler. valet. vile chambennaid. sssi,i
with anything three yesrs eIee,ieI, peIsyns, is
HOTTsEKTEPER. Scotch Protestant: for private
schooI Institution. bachelors or private family
,hofousaly erpefiencet highly feeominended; ciY.
country Industrial ASSOCIATION, l. west t.a 81.
uoI,sEWoRKER COMPETENT woman; city or eoun-
In Cooper Agency. G5i sth az. Ssth u.
II0Y.s NAID--German: competent se.nstress.
hairdresss. packer; wages sSof53; best references
Cali Al Lang < Boechefer 90. Agency. AZ vs.. SD 81,
NURSE -C0mtstent 70 care infant and growing
child. $50: best personal references, Miss shsa'B
Asency 50 East s2d IT. Murray lill 6Ili
NURSE 10 a child or an Invalid OF old person;
willing 10 help with other work: eiy OF country.
@i5 Vest ieeth At
NURSE. North German: eiperieneedi city. eoun-
try: references. wages 1880. Gail 81 Lang Il
Boecierer Go. Agency. az West sSi 81,
WAITRESS PAHLo RAiAID -Ccmpetent girl; best
references city. county: wages $50. Call a. Lang
d BoechsFeF Co. Agency ~ "~' $50 o.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-cl.ans n,
compressed air steam. hand o. 90 foor fsst
bro40wH, i2l EA,. ASIA o. Coz BRANDf'
lei. ija-ssth
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The Bronx.
DECATUR Av
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with amount OF mortgage and name and addres
o, Attorney
FEBRUARY 8
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100 81 Niehols, sv 5OIii2s. atty. L T rns 4
Hastings. Mar y. 10 Lavyers' ats Co: Iis.h st.
s. 1884 " Bway. 58.4I92.e. 81. 900
The Bronx.
Landsman. Matild,. 10 Annie Hayes. 81
Jackson. A W TO r Lampe: Sc 900
Brown. I. 70 o ID Brown ct al. 81
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY g.
Manhattan.
RivINGr0N ST 81 and SO. shapiro at Et-or-
nick A Co. owner and contractor. Sis a.
1878 ST. 100 Z, v % IenDr az. lIsxss IL
Muger's Iron Works az WA s.aitey CouG-uc-
uOl Co, owner and contractor; Nl0
Az D. ~. E.ef Metal Ceiling Co agt John Doc.
owner: Seventh Street Garage, Inc. contractor
The Bronx.
J L Momand. owners AID contractors: $40 80
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY
Manhattan.
MADISON Ay. 6s9; Mars AIT Bonner :. al Y
The Bronx.
agt Grod lrsky 81 al: Dee u. 1914: sl6 80
GUkTHER Az a. 200 Edengad ~ 25Ni00
A Johnston sgt l. Pugliese e al: Nov IL. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08

Male
uorsENyoRKER or vALEr-By neat young man
ysist Tor bachelor. II years last place; ESQ Mis-
shea's Agency. 30 East 42d st. TEL Murray NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08

7tD,o,,ghly competent; 3 years excellent refer
euces. city or country. Industrial Assn II West
Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
MANY INITIATES
FOR PHI beta KAPPA

HARLoTTESV1LLE. VA. May pa
AZ the commencement exercises at the
University of Virginia next month the
following Will be initiated into Reia
chapter or tho Virginia Phi Beta Kama
Society:
Faculty-Frnncis Perry Huntington
professor OF analytical and industriai
chemistry.
Alumni-Henry r. Garter. assistan,
SURGEONS general u. s. A.; Thomas
WAITS Gregory. Attorney General. u. s.
a.; John Shelton Horsley, NJ D., of
Lynchburg, Va: Archibald r. Hoxton.
principal of Episcopal High School.
near Alexandria. Va: Richard |. Man
ming. Governor OF South Carolina: VII
nam j. Martin. president of Davidson
College. y. C.: Thomas y. Mccartney.
dean or Pennsylvania University. Lex
lngton. Ky; Thomas L. Taylor, c. F..
University of Virginia. 1883: Plat d.
walker. member of Supreme Court OF
North Carolina.
college Edward Tankard Browne. of
Palmyra. Va: Thomas Fi,z Hugh. Jr..
University OF Virginia; Ernest Linwood
Lehman OF Suffolk. Va: James Banis-
Ter stone. Jr. of Hurt. Va: William
RAY Taiiaterro, University of Virginia.
Graduatc-Georgc Lloyd Barton. Jr..
or Charlottesville; Samuel Tilden Bit
tng, OF University Of Virginia: Palmer
Hampton Graham. OF .Tonesville. Va. ::
Richard Lee Morton. of Meherrin. Va ::
Earnest Jackson OElcsby. OF Glade
Springs. Va.
Law-Malcolm woodson Gannaway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
TWO DAYS ARE SET ASIDE
FOR GENERAL CLEANUP
petersburg VIII Take On Aspect of
"Spotless Town" Under Lead
OF Mayor.
COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT
VIII Have Up for Consideration
ordinances Granting Rights OF
way over Certain Streets to Conn
pany Building City Point Car Line

,lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.1
tERSBURG, May 23.-Mayor &,
baniss has Issued a proclamn,ion doa
,Eha ing Tuesday and "Wednesday. Junc
! ana g as Cleanup Days in pet~s
nurg. and all citizens arc requested 10
!oin III the spirit of the days and give
an ' premises a thorough cleaning OF
a., ruhhish and trash. The CITY Coun-
CT recently appropriated the sum of
S-"" To pear the expense attending y
senerai ciean-up in removing all waste
material that has accumulated on mo
property OF citizens. The Mayor urccs
w Wow or the large floating popula-
IN" spread Of disease. that all citizens
siNc attention to the thorough cleans
Ing OF their premises on tho days above
specified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
SEVENTIETH COMoIEN
AT MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY

STANTON, VA, May 23.-The sew
entieth annual commencement OF the
Mary Baldwin Seminary for Young
Women liz now in progress Rev. w.
w. Moore, D. d, OF Union Theological
Seminary. Richmond. preached the bac-
calaureate sermon 10 the school this
morning in the First Presbyterian
Church, President Wilson's fathers old
church. There will he a graduates.
recital in the chapel OF the school to-
morrow night. and on Tuesday morn
ing the closing exercises will take
place there.
The graduates are: literary depart
ment. Miss Janet. Morris. Va; Miss
Sara Lee Price. stanton, Va; Miss
Virginia Watson Switzer. Staunton. Va
Piano. Miss Elizabeth Louise Amis,
Virginia. Va; Miss Mildred Atelia
Dull. Craigsville. Va Miss Martha
Allison Garrett Winchester. Ky: Miss
Mary Josephine Preston. Tazewell. Va
Miss Janette Porter Showers. Oxford.
Miss. Violin. Miss Jessie Chestnut
Gregg. Florence, S. c. Voice, Miss
Mary Wine Miller. Stanton, Va. Ex
preston, Miss Kathleen Vickery. Ell
lott, kingwood. w. Va; Miss Agnes
Boyd Slemons. King City. Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
LONG STRETCH OF RAILWAY
WORK OF CONFEDERkCN.

GREENSBORO, y. c.. May as.-An,onr
the lines now being double-trackcd by
the Southern Railway. one stretch
thiriy-six miles in length. between
Greensboro and Pelham, was origin
ally constructed under the direction
OF the Confederate government. and
has remained as perhaps the most per
manent monument of any work done
by the Confederacy. Veterans from
states south of Virginia who go to
me reunion at Richmond over the
southern VIII have an opportunity to
travel over this line and to see tho
work OF COMMUNICATING now in prog
rcSs.
The entire line from Greensboro to
panNl!le. Va. was constructed by the
NGhmond and Danville for the Con-
icdeFate government as war meas
ure some years ago this line was
double-trackcd from Danville to Pei
nam, y. c., nine miles. Despite the
many improvements that have been
made. the location of this lire. as de-
termined by the wartime engineers,
mas never been changed, and so we'll
ala they do their work that when the
doubie-trackinS was undertaken very
few changes were found necessary.
and, IN the main. the work has been
simply the construction of n naraIlal
track
The Confederate authorities saw the
strategic value OF line connecting
the Richmond and Danv!lle with the
North Carolina Railroad. and were able
TO bring TO bear sufficient pressure
10 overcome the obstacles which had
previously stood in the way OF it's con-
struction. owing to the rivalry of North
Carolina and Virginia, each State seek
ing 10 protect its own railway inter-
eSts The necessary rails were pro-
cured by tearing up other roads, and
when at the close OF the war the line
was confiscatcd by the United States
as one OF the assets OF the Confcdcracy
there was prolonged litigation before
the Richmond and Danvillc secured un-
disputed title
The origin OF this line is remembered
IN many local traditions and names,
among them Tennessee Curve" said
TO have been SO called because the
grading at this point was done by men
of Tennessee regiment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
Dr.. Bra dy's Health Talks
As Old as Your Arteries.

Youth is n state. OF mind. Old age
is prcventable If taken in time. You
are just as Old as your arteries. The
color OF your hair. or the quantity
thereof is n secondary detail. The
cardinal factor is the elasticity OF the
arterial wall.
sooner or later, according AS one
lives. The wall OF the artery thickens,
becomes rigid, nclastic. pcrmeated
with calcium deposit. The medical
name is arteriosclerosis; the common
name Is hardening Of the arteries:
the original name WAS simply old age
one man is as old at thirty-five as
another is at nfty-ivc; the premature
~ aged man merely lives his life all
in few years Short lived families
owe nothing 10 hcredity; they have
merely acquired the habit of living
themselves To death. You may depend
upon 1t. premature old age is invari-
ably a matter Of poisoning. The poi
son may he taken into the body ready
made, rs in alcoholism. toba ccoism
lead poisoning or certain bacterial in
tections; or it may he manufactured
by the victim himself in his own aili-
mentary canal. as in overcatinE. cor
sct-wearing and sedrntary ma bits.
Hard Work Not Injurious.
He worked himself to death" is
only Il phrase. II looks we'll in print.
but II never tells what brought the
man To an untlmclv end. Work alone
Is good for the arteries. ii is the re-
sort |" stinUiants OF one kind or an
other That wears ont circulatory
system. Ana by 'stimulants', we re-
ally mean narcoiIcS-drucs which re-
ducc the mans consciousness OF fla
tiguc--such as alcohol and tobacco
Competition. greed and worry con-
tribute their share to the toxemia
winch is essential in the production
OF hardened arteries
hu' the greatest common factor is
Intestinal toxema. This brings the
question down to diet We arc what
we eat. The hcrbivorous animal is
longer lived Than the carnivorous.
Animal protein--and that is meat
contributes the most favorable me-
dlam for the culture of colon hacill
IN the alimcntary canal. The by.
product Of colon bacillus growth is A
toxin or group OF toxins which
poison the host. Metchni<off's great
theory. that the implantation of Bull
Sarian Tactic bacill tends to override
colon bacillus growth in the canal
only goes halfway. The radical an
t!dotc for colon bacillus fntoxication
Is dict which does not encourage
colon bacillus culture, and such a
diet. as has been demonstrated ey-
pe!imcntally in the laboratory as we'll
as practically. is vegetarian diet
Queries md Answers
The Boy and His Pimples-Fiftcen-
%ear-old boy wishes to know what
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
he outlined the aim. scope and possible
results OF present-day Sunday school

no outlined the aim. scope and possible
results OF present-day Sunday school
work.
Paul Petit. In delivering the presi
dents annual report, stated in concise
terms the failures and successes Of the
past years work, and expressed hope
tor greater achievements for tho COM
ing year, both for the union itself and
the schools. of which It is composed.
The musical program was also espe-
cially good. This consisted of quar-
tet of the Washington Street Church
choir. a solo by Mr.. Werkiser. of Rich
mond. and solos in the American tongue
by MIR. BaSma jiian, OF Constantinople
The officers. reelected, are: president,
Paul Petit: secretary. Arthur Q. Scog-
gin: assistant secretary, A. e. Duell
treasurer. II. H. O'kennon.
Wesley school was awarded the
monthly certificate for attendance The
yearly award was won by the High
street school, with percentage of rs.
winch was only a fraction of n per cent
higher than that Of Wesley and Me
mortal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
Important Council Natter.

The Common Council. at an ad-
Jo"rned meeting to be held tomorrow
evening. will have before II for consid.
Grafton the ordinances introduced last
week by Councilman McKennev. grant
inc electric railway franchise rights on
certain streets In the eastern section Of
the city. These ordinances are designed
to supcrcede similar ordinances vetoed
by the Mayor. They were referred TO
the street Committee for report to
be made tomorrow evening The
Finance Committee will report on an
ordinance making the First National
Bank and the American National Bank,
both Of Richmond, repositories for
funds of Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
Woman and Home

this victim should not use nourishins
applications and skin foods while at
tempting TO right a wrong condition
which is the primary cause of the
trouble. And so I'm many instances il
Is advisable to deal directly with the
effect while treating the cause.
There is no particular reason WHY a
woman should he bothered and en-
harrasscd ny shining nose when she
realizes that the use OF small amount
Of powder VIII make her face present
able. That is why face powder is made
Sh" should not hesitate to apply n good
skin food or lotion to hlemishcd
check merely because the defect is
the result OF impure blood Such To-
tons and foods arc concocted and pre-
pared for this very purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
Candidates for once.

There are several candidates for the
position of supervisor from Matoaca
district. in Chesterfield There are also
four candidates for the Office OF com
missioner Of revenue for the Second
District of Chesterfield. E l. Mann.
OF Matoaca, district. is now filling the
uncxpired term of his father, recently
deceased. who held the Office for nearly
half century. Mr.. Mann Will retire
from the office because of his candidacy
for the Legislature as floating dele
gate for Chesterfield and Powhatan
Counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-24
Designs for Monument.

special meeting of Petersburg
Chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
fcderacy, will be held to -morrow morn
ing TO receive from its committee the
models submitted for the monument to
be erected to General Malone The
committee has in hand several very
handsome designs. one of which may
be selected by the chapter. The monu-
ment will probably be erected in Cen
trail Park.