davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
they alone can stand the strain which
falls upon the battle field nurse

they alone can stand the strain which
falls upon the battle field nurse.
Few have been called to the service.
but many have responded. They are
showing tire world that American wom-
en- are not dollhouse plants. but vigor-
Gus human beings who can assume
their part of the burden which has
fallen upon humanity.
Some critics look upon these volun-
teers AS Idle society girls who seek
adventure. or possibly new sensations
and notoriety. But the same criticism
was probably heaped upon the noble
Florence Nightingale and the nurses
who followed her on the Crimean bat
tie fields. or the women she inspired
10 accept the same service in the
Franco Prussian and civil wars
Maybe some of tho volunteer nurses
have. false ideas of what they con-
front when they leave for Europe. but
they have had the energy to prepare
for the service by four years of hos
pital experience. We have not heard
q any OF them breaking in the harness
Many are leaving comfortable homes
and happy lives. but the cables bring
no complaints
II all American women were only
weaklings and butterflies there would
be no volunteers. There is no call for
large number OF women to nurse hut
many are physically and mentally able
to respond
Thousands of American women are
now sewing for Europe's sufferers.
They are not helpless creatures, but
can cut and sew with the vigor and
success OF experts. They are leading
relief movements and in every way
participating in ii large way in the
efforts to assist Europeans.
The women and girls who are able
TO nurse, sew and lead in charitable
movements are the ones who have not
sacrificed health on the altar of So
ciety They have exercised and rested
and worked and played along tho lines
so generally adopted by American wo-
men.
Remember: the spirit may be willing,
but unless you are physically AT you
cannot take your place among the
women who are doing big and praise
worthy things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
FOR LARGER TRADE
Chamber of Commerce Extension Bu-
reau Meets TO-MorrOw.

The executive committee of the Trade
Extension Bureau of .he Chamber OF
Commerce will hold a special meeting
in the Business Mems Club tomorrow
at O'Clock. The meeting is to ar
range for the better acquaintance"
week, which will be held some time
in August. and to lay plans to make
OF the week greater success than
any which the bureau has yet had.
The committee feels very much en-
couraSed at the support given 1t ut
It's meeting and banquet held recently
in the Jefferson Hotel and found in
the evidences of appreciation further
inspiration for it's work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Fines Paid to Second Auditor.

second Auditor Roosevelt Page yester-
day received from Auditor C. Lee Moore
the receipts accrung from collections
OF hnes imposed for violations of State
laws. The total paid over to the Sec
ond auditor, representing collections
from october ], 1914. TO April %, 1915,
was 66.69322.
or this amount s2.6Sl.64 represented
iines paid for violations Of the oyster
and fishery laws. The returns from
TINS source indicate that the oyster
police continue vigilant and active
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
CHARLES e. LITTLEFIELD.
.UC1

that and then some-hc is the army
itself. No other nut comedian who has
ever been here is in his class for his
clever. Any man who can invent a
new joke about the Ford automobile
is raving genius, and General FitZ-
gibbons sprung new one yesterday az
ternoon at the Lyric. Wherefore. among
a lot OF other whercfores, the audience
sat up and begged for more a 6 long as
zone" remained empty.
Brooks and Lovclle. two men, open
the show with an exhibition OF more
or less unskillful acrobatics, and ar.
followed by Eunice Burnham and
Charles Irwin. who present n bright
and diverting comedy skit with mus ic
Then comes Paul Gilmore. who
tised this timcas "America's Matinee Fa-
is advertised this time as Amer
| ica's Matinee Favorite." and who.
assisted by man and woman.
programmed as Associate Players"
presents a sketch called "A Friend
in Need" Tho matinee favorite
plays as he always plays. but he is ap-
pearing at the Lyric now, not at the
Academy of Music, so there is no need
TO describe his methods The audience
yesterday afternoon seemed to like
parts of the act.
After General Fitzg!bbons has been
allowed TO leave, Watson's Farmyard
closes the bill. Trained animals. In
Guiding a donkey, several dogs, cat,
a pig. goose and two or three health
lily Growing ROSTERS, put through their
PAGES by patient and apparently good
natured coster, form an act that amuscs
the youngsters. D. G.
beautiful Picture Mt Strand.
n 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
David Belasco In the East. drew crowds
yesterday to tho Strand. where 1t will

David Belasco In the East. drew crowds
yesterday to the Strand, where 1t will
remain through the first half Of the
week. Presented by Daniel Frohman
and the same llm company that was
responsible for "wildnower," this pro-
duction surpasses in beauty even that
remarkably successful film. For the
purpose OF background to this ro-
mantle drama. the California coast
line Is admirably adapted. and its bold
promontories. dashing surf and rocky
shore enhance the force and appeal OF
the play. The story itself Is full Of
human interest. which is convincingIy
brought out by most excellent cast.
The title role is not an easy one to
handle. but requires sympathetic treat
ment. which 1t receives from Gertrude
Robinson. while Marshall Neilan and
Donald Crisp are excellent foils as
rivals for her favor. On Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Dustin Farnum
will be seen in the photodrama. Cap
tain Courtesy"
Strong PhotopIny at Colonial.
julius Steger's performance in The
Fifth Commandment" at the Colonial
yesterday. was complete refutation
OF the common belief that opera sing
ers are not actors His simple, quiet
method in depicting the sorrow OF /,
broken mans life marked him unmis-
takably as an artist in rantomime
while the MISUNDERSTANDING from the
playlct of the same name used by him
with great success in yaudevillc-gave
him many opportunities to display his
ability In that line of dramatic endea-
vor The production is of high order.
and the cast includes such actors as
Kathryn Brown Decker. Edith Thorn
ton, Alberta Gallatin. Grace Reals and
Forrest Robinson. The Fifth Com
mandment" will be repeated again to-
day. as will laughable comedy in
which Jefferson De Angels is featured
For tomorrow only, The Lone Star
Rush" will be shown. together with a
Charlie Chaplin picture. And on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday William Far
mum will be seen in The New Gov
ernor." adapted from Edward Shcldon's
The Niger"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
CONTINUED From res,erdayD

He whistled as Drum thrust tho lis,
of debts into his hand, his eyes
squirting narrowly from II to the
harassed teller. Suddenly he came to
decision.
Well. you're nailed hard. old man
and yoa've got to make cleanup to
break loose. That's all can see to do
and. believe me. II there's a loophole
from any scrape l don't need a spy
glass to fnd it,
Drum lifted his hands, dropping then,
helplessly to his sides. The situation
was entirely too much for him. Will
liams smiled and slapped him cheer
fully on the back.
Well. 1t don't get you anywhere rid
ing on a hearse before the undertaken
J calls. You've got 600 beans and you've
gotta have $4,000. Take a chance
that's the only answer. Brodie did and
they're still talking about It. Take a
schance-do YOU get me right?"
And YOU really think the chances
arc good"
Il fgger this way" Williams cut him
short, carelessly accepting the roll OF
bills. You're a beginner and old Mrs
Luck likes fresh meat. On the other
{ hand. YOU need the coin badly and she
has a nasty way OF turning her back
i on guy when he's fixed that way. He
5squfnted speculatively at the ground
and Drum shivercd as again he caught
! tnat darting, appraising upward scru-
tiny from under the brows But NAV
be- she'll lot you win for lesser and
throw You down when YOU need it
worse. Put your money on Belamour
Tomorrow"
- Ill
Restless!y. feverishly he performe cd
his duties the following day. The
evening had been one of agony to him
the inability to meet his wife's calm
tender eyes, the failure to bring his
thoughts away from the impending
! transaction that meant so much to him
He could hardly walt until the papers
were out.
Belamour wins al SO to /.
The great. black type seemed to lean
from the box across the front page
and strike him between the eyes
Clutching the sheet he stared abou,
him, bewildered. He did not read the
details. Nothing mattered to him save
the unbelievable fact that he had won
that he had rehabilitated himself, that
he could look the world in the face
once more. He found himself inside
the cigar store without any remem-
brance of how he came there. He
found himself listening to Fred viii.
liams's tense. earnest voicef as he
thrust g great wad OF bills in his hands
Offering his congratulations
Feverishly he lunged through the
crowded traffic toward his apartment,
house, elbowing people out of the way
forcing an entrance into the thickes,
Jam. And then he halted. his eyes at.
tracted by the exquisite display of q
jeweler. What sudden chain of thought
had brought him here? He laughed
boyishly as it came back to him. Flo.
description'of the gorgeous pearl neck.
lace-so ludicrously cheap and still sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Fined for CnreIe,, Dr,v,,r

Charles Green, colored, was fined s25
and costs in the Police Court yesterda v
ON charge of being drunk and disor-
derby and carelessly driving an automo-
bile along the streets. The man ran
his machine into a pile of dirt at Boyd
and Franklin Streets Sunday morning
with such force that Carter Tyler, col
ored. a passenger in the machine, was
hurled out of the car and landed with
some force on the asphalt. The negro
was arrested by Policeman Samuels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Drum Gives His Wife tho Necklace,
Purchased With His Winnings.

o<Cn3t2o WIN w tnn1nRe.
! utterly beyond her purse-shc had seen
at Lattimers Yes. the necklace was
still there--a proper bauble to occupy
the entire blue. velvet-lined show win
dow. He quickly entered the shop
chucklins to himself as ne more tran
GULLY made his way home, the jewel
box in his pocket.
Bundles were scattered about the
floor when he entered, the bundles tina,
always greeted him. But he did not
care now, though before each bundle
had racked the very soul of him. AS
he saw in II another stone hcaped upon
q the towering pyramid OF debt He slip.
q pod up behind her, fastening the neck
lace OF pearls about her no less lustrous
neck, revealing in the beautiful crea-
lures delight
Her hand tightly claspins his they
sat before the mirror. revealing in the
necklace. Already her brain overflow.
ed with ideas of how best TO show
1t off, the shade of color, the hat. the
slippers
And plain, deep blue velvet for a
gown--very plain and very severe and
very low cut" he volunteered, thinking
of Lattimer's window.
He flushed under her admirins look
All men like to be told they have good
taste. To have woman follow tina,
taste is supremest flattery
Joe. dear" she elapsed those thrill.
ling fingers about his own, drawing hi.
face very close 10 hers. a deep. seriou,
= light in her eyes, a SOLDERING note O,
intensity in her voice. we've always
got to have money-we've got to have
1t. ] don't think could stand"
you'll never have to stand anytbine
else. my butterfly" he laughed.
But in the laugh was a tiny falsett1
note. For just second he HAD
glimpsed the yawning precipice ahead
And he had not swerved
Continued To-Morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

Clerk Bennie Tucker, of the Police
Court, Yesterday announced that the
April collections for the Police Court
had amounted to $2,091.40 1t was
pointed out that during that month
The police brought twenty-one alleged
speeders into court and that without
exception they were fined 500 and
costs each. Most of the men noted an
appeal, however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
A NJ u SEN EMIT S
Some Nut mt the Lyric.

Some Nut mt the Lyric.
In the contradictory language OF the
snow business, there's nothing to it,:
this Bert Fitzgibbons is whole va
riety show in himself-vaudeville
music and pictures. He used 10 cali
himself the Original Daffydill"; now
he contents himself with the modest
tltlc. "General-in- Chief OF the Mul;itu-
dinous Army of Nuts" And he is all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Working on Sunday.

Fines Of IS and costs were assessed
each of the persons hailed into court
Yesterday on charges of working at
their trade on Sunday Those fined
were a. SeidenberG, ]. Matwatsky and
Mrs y. Bloom, arrested by Policemen
Daniels and TAFT, and c. Bernstein and
:. MaZer, arrested by Policemen Reid
and Hord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

carefully with an eyebrow brush upon
which drop of the tonic has been
placed. For the eyelashes. melt a little
of the vaseline. dip the point of tiny
Gamers hair brush into this and rub
gently along the roots. Be careful that
none of the vaselinc enters the eve.
Do not use the French tonic on the
eyelashes.
Cnice-lndeed, do know just exact
ly how you feel, Unce. Nearly every
girl experiences just exactly the same
feelings when delivering her first ora :
ton. Your question is not at all silly,
II is perfectly natural. You will just
have to make up your mind to forget
all about yourself. Have the interests
Of the class entirely a. heart and think
only of the honors you are attaining
for it. 1t will not be long before YOU
will have overcome this self-conscious-
ness, which Is only another form of
nervousness. Build up your general
health and walk much.
Harriet am sorry that cannot
give YOU the information you wish. The
best thing for you to do is to take YOUR
switch to good hairdresser. who will
know just exactly what to do for il. I
am glad that my advice has been help
tul TO you. Won't YOU write to me
again?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

Lillian-I just wish could make yo,,
the >happiest girl by helping you get
rid OF the pox marks, hut it is a diff
cult thing to do. You might try mas
saying your nose carefully each night
with good skin food. The scars are
OF such long standing that II would
take long time before you would see
any result from the massag ing and skin
food. II any. / think. however, il YOU
VIII apply cream to your nose before
using powder the marks will not be
noticeable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Parcel Post Party.

The Social Union of the Sacred Heart
Church. South Richmond. will have n
parcel post party at the Sunday school
hall. Fourteenth and Perry Streets, this
evening at o'clock. The public is in :
vited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Date for Encampment Set.

The date OF the encampmcnt of the
First Regiment. Virginia Volunteers, at
Virginia Beach will be from August
IS to rs, inclusive. instead of from
tho st to Sth. as announced some
time ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
-Four Months on Ronds.

Albert Rodgers, colored was SEN
fenced to four months on the county
roads by Justice GriGgs yesterday af-
ter being given a hearing on a charge
or stealing $50 coat from William
WORKMAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Questions and Ansv,r,.

Dietary for Victim of Uric Acid De-
lusion-Please suggest dietary for
one suffering with uric acid
Reply-Yes. If you will first explain
how you developed the delusion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Women Who Lead
BY LILLIAr WUssELI.

n The willingness and ability OF go
ANY girls Of this country to nurse IN
Nrope's innumcrable hospitals is a
ppy commentary upon the physical
mental condition OF American won
en- Only strong women would be Will
Ing TO assume such responsibilities, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

Toying With a Torpid Liver-Would
a massage roller benefit a torpid liver?
Reply-Not much in this life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
Lillian Rus.e,l,. An,,x.r.

Persis-l have printed the formula
for astringent lotion so many tim es
that space will not permit my print
ing 1T so soon again. l shall be glad
to mail 1t to you. however. If YOU will
send me n stamped, addressed ehvclope.
II an astringent lotion is used after an
application OF cold cream il will pre-
vent n growth Of hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

Adeline-Yeliow vaselinc is the best
thing ! know of to make the hrows
ana lashes grow. This is the French
tonic Tor the eyebrows: One ounce of
yellow Nasclnc and eight drops each
OF oils of lavender and rosemary. After
washing the face, smooth the eyebrows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

beautiful Picture mt Strand.
May Blossom" a film adaptation Of
the play that first brought fame to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
l7ftsF7 n - = ; : - =
Useful
Woman and Home
. W y
Story No. 3
When Justice Sleeps
By EDWIN BLISS

tCopyrisht. 1915. by Pa,he Ex-
chense. Inc. All moving picture
rights and all foreign copyrights
. strictly reserved. Shown at the Vic
tor each Saturday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01

ants. James r. Barnes. Isaac ". senals
aud James NJ. Hustead. Tor the sum %
I-fssht Thousand $4,000 Dollars. Win Z
4ar.es+ thereon from the 18th day OF ren-
mary 1918. due from the said defend-
a fifs 10 the said plaintiff. upon cert9ln
negotiable proniissory note Tor ne PIT i
cirai sum or Eight Thousand fSooe1 DOE
lars dated October II, 1919 drawn cs
the said James r. Barnes. isaac w Sc
mans and James NJ. Hustead. aud pay
= HE 10 the order of the sad psalntiu
one Kindred and twenty 100 DAYS al
-. &;,e- tiale-tbereof at the ESiaS tlotise
IF the said plaintiff in ClarSsburg, WHSt
S-5rrfpfa: and also TO SATISFY ano as
cnar-e said debt by process OF attach-
o,s-t i,roT1 and against the real and per
sonaT estates of the said defendants,
EarneS SenanR and Hustead
Ana il appearing from an anidavle
ficSI in said suit that Josiah V .hoinp-
son. Alfred J. Cochran. James r. BarneS
Filler Hoxsest William N. Thompson
and william Hankins are non-res Gems
Of this state. Il is ordered that they 90
anpes- within one month from the d3te
Of the FIRST publication OF this oroeI
ara DO what is necessary to project
their interests herein.
Given under my hand HaiS the sth.
d'S OF NPI +, VASE coFF01AN. Clerk.
r. 6. DOUGLASS.
Counsel FOR Plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
onDEa OF Pu1l1cAr1oN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
Al ,sa R Sissut s5 Court Of HARRISON ceuns
On Monday. the 5th. day OF April 1915.
the following order vas s pse Z, ,yss.
virEinia- at ClsrksburS. q. corporation,
Pla.ntifH.
Josiah v Thompson. James f; Barnes.
Fuller HoSsett; william M, n; T s9I m
Harmer. trustee Lily N. Griffin. a.
sane person. Ellen & Davis and Cor.
neifa 2 BASEL, eSecutrtces OF the
last viii and testament of John Basel
a minor. and as trustee of the estate OF
ESrar r. Beai. James E. supIer. Atfrei
= Cochran. Isaac G. RobeS. Edward l.
owen. 7. H Patton Josiah '. T1honp p
testament OF George I. Hibhs. deceased
Robert Felty. Jesse H. sharPs. Peoples
s saTnnrstien. Farmers national Bans Of
SprinEfieid. Ohio. a corporation: Alice G.
s sTeS and The Lowndes savings Bank
and Trust Company. a corporation. De-.
teiiu os5se. of Suit.
The object OF the above styled Su:t
is to obtain decree against the de-
PENDANTS Josiah Y. THOMPSON and Isaac
". Semans for the sum OF Five Thous5
and 6saoa) Dollars with interest thereon
dTom rom ser the said defeadants to the
said plaintiff upon p certain negotiable
nroynissory note FOR the sum of Five
.rhcusa.d $1,000 Dollars. dafed August
Is 1915 and drawn by the said DEFEND
ant Josiah Y. Thompson and payable 20
,tne order of the defendant Isaac W SEE
mans. six months after the date thereof
nj the MERCHANTS National Bank o.
risrEsburS Vest Virginia and TrhfcSl
note ~ras before .Sre- maturity thereof
and wf3ie still unpaid. endorsed and
assIrned by the defendant SeTnans. 70
the said plaintiff and In making said
END ot-se.nerst and assignment the defend
enr Serlanx by writing endorsed on the
hack OF said note and signed BY himself
waived preSentraent and protest asd no.
FIce thereof: and the further object OF
said suIt is 20 enforce the paSment of
sad debt BIZ process or attachment upon
and against the reai and personal IS
+ate< OF the said defendants, Seraaus and
And II appearing from affidayit
-afed In said suit that JOSIAH. Thou1p-
son Alfred J. Cochran. James r. Barnes.
JsaaS- ". Ser1arS. James NJ Hcstead
Ft,Ila- HoEsett William ~ ThompSor
and William Hankins are ncu-resi deIafS
|f This state Il s. ordered thai they do
appear within one month from she da-se
or the flrSt publication OF this order
and do wha. Is necessary 20 protect
their Interests herein-
Given under my hand thi< the 18th.
"a = I. w<nE coFFMAS. clerk
r. & DOUGLASS.
course. FOR Plaintiff
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01

Eide u-IIl be reacfyed up to Z o-cIock.
noon NAV. the 1Ith. 1915. by the County
Court OF Harrison County At their ensSe
neor a. CiarGsburE. West Virginia ZOE
The erection or construction OF sector
.oa,,,+y and state for the distance OF
ene.half mile or more. beginning 1t thS
bridge near Onner SwiEers StoIH &c
r,sn.nr with the SiiinnKton and Midd3e-
bourne Pike to near the mouth OF Ecu.
nett.s run. total distance to be declaeaa
~ accent or reject any or all bids Tor
all or any part Of said section
Plans and specifications vii % 1 Fri
q, the once Of the Road Engineer VIII
be in ONCE on saturaays --o
County Road Engineer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
NOVICE no sHIPPERS.

Traction Company express cars
ieaye GETTYSBURG for Grasse1li. Melt,
Mt, Clare, Weston. Shinnston, Fair
1nont- Fairview. Pennington. Man
n;nrton and intermediate points daily
oxcept sunday. Shipments for Man
ningtcn and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
Intermediates points, 1900 a. M:
-eston and intermediate points.
1900 NJ.
Quick service. reasonable rates.
and care in handling make this an
ideal line for shippers
MONONGATELA, VALLEY TRAC-
TON CoMPANy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-01
NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T NAY CoNcERS:
Notice Is hereby given Jhat the IN
cIersiSned, J. r. FBoESess, residing IN
the city OF Ga riSsbarc. Harrison COUNTY.
" Va Will on the eighteenth day OF
Nav. 1918 At the court house OF said
county make application TO The rircnit
court OF said Harrison county Tor
state ucenca 10 carry a revolver
Ny occupation Is that OF ? sPeciai
policeman for the Mo9onSahela Nal!eS
,soiTted s,lch. special police officer %
the governor Of the state Of West Nir-
s-iris II, accordance with. the provisions
Of Section 81 OF Chapter lis OF the
Sode q ~ ]. 7. RoGGEss.