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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

nnoertiben eaar BET forpibt. sSor
at fnnne faa Mrbei6e i Statens Sic
nelte, moa MI Ell alminbelig Mrbei=
Der, forn0en at bore fffiiffet til BET
rent fDiiife, ogiaa beitaa en- Clogs
gfsamen, bbilfet bog fan bore
fDart NOT for: mango, ierlig for
St11migranter, Ser life er fortroIiqe
meo bet engel}fe Sprog. 6glgen
beraf bleb forleoen, at man iffffe
fltn6e fna fat / mere ems 80 Monb,
bbor man if1lbe BRUCE ca. 800 til
at fier1re SO og 5ne fra @ooerne
ct oaarligt Meiultot / EN- Sis
bbor Der er Suiin6er noen Mrbei6e
6sDr at bpjne 2anbbrnget / Sci
nor0lige Del at 5taten bar @uber
mr. Sammonb fornplig foretoget Ell
Meife ! 6isie Ggne, for beo 5eIbip1
at %nnoerrette ftg om, bpao Der mel
1RD11fe 5orn1aal for 9ie bpr gjg
res, nabnlig meb Senlpn til 0p
oDrfning nf Statsioro. Bao Stem
Dleien Debate ban G%roofstot og sci
log uReb &iper 8allep Corr
gbopn % bIeb Ser bebagelig oper
rnffet Dber De Muligbeoer, fon1 Ser
peo Diite ffig for oe fremtioige 2ano
brlggpIai1er i bet nor6lige Mirne
ioto. Hoitillingen bar beiggt a
ulinbn fra belle 5taten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26


spiritnaliiterI1e Der 5totcet
bill ofboloe !. tn 0a5y5 Qf,oe
st. 3aul. Oct tuses iii Meapnoel
ie paa 5reoae.
Mrreiteret Mrtillcriit, Charles q
&ieIitrl1p beb 8eltartiIIeriet arreite
reoes forleoen paa Overwhelming q
fin @uitru, Ser foregap, at aieloiel
~oberfnlot og Misban6leoe benbe.
Npt Sernbaneiclffab. Reb Hibe
8alleD @ailmap 60. i11olepereoes for
Ieoen l1ge Snforporationsban6lin
ger paa 5totsiefreterens aontor
aopitolen Ell 100000 % 8anel
ffal ltrafffe iig fra Sarge, g. 8.
til 8innipe.L 20 l1gSes paa 0'.ii;
nelota=5i0en gje,1nem &ittion Gon1l
|tp.
Manse Mnipeu,ngcr. SIZE min
Gre END III MnlJgere ON Get II
Oprettelie at 8anfer / gtetel, bal
II 0is]e Gage inbgipet Mn0ragenot
berom til 8orfbepartemertet. Mn
%lpgningerne itommcl, ira ollie Gelt
al @tate.1. 2organgen Mor or Sc,
oprettet So rDe 8nnfer F; Ctote11
Minneiot1.
@n 17be Mat Set. Nogle: Ste:
pre1entanter fra 6oreningerne 5pn
ner og Dptre. of Nsorge, Sinoine
@Iee Club % Norompnbenes Gong
forening bolot Sirsougs AfteS Ell
5ommenfomit i Central Soil, bbo1
Ser blen be6taget at tr9ffe Be ne6=
penoige Jorbolosregler til / 6alles=
fob at fejre ben 17be Waj. Seer,
mere Hlaner / lua S%enleen6e bill
blibe forelagt ! ct Me0e ben Soc
Morts.
Sbanbilb Mmnnoiem, Ell noril
5t116ent peb l1niberiitetet, Dor DG=
ret %foribnn0et fra benoes 2ngi 1ibe1i
/ EorSbags. Sum ifal / Sen {enere
SID bape pilt forifiellige Iegn pao
Meismob paa @r1,no at at bum, iom
11plig er fommet BERTH fra Morge,
bar baot ltore @anifeligbeoer me0 dt
iette fig i11b / set npe 5prog ,oa
2on6etS 6orbolo. Mon narer Ser
for alborlig SrDgt for. at bun bar
begaoet 5elbmor0.
8illigere Gus. 5pgrgsmoolet
ON Meolettelie al @asafgiften |
BDen efter 85 Gents=5 faIaen er mi
paanp fommen til 8eban6ling. Man
me11er, at Gorbanolingerne berom
MI bill frones meb 9el6, laa at
@asforbrugerne birfelig MI bar l1O-
iigt til at faa Mebigttelle til IS
Gents pr. 1000 &1biffoo, bbilfet
lenge bar baret pnffet, men .oltio
mp6t energiff Mo0ltonb fra Cos
fompagniets SIDE. Men MI bar ion1
iogt Jorbrngerne n61igt til ut fao
ben bigtige Mrtifel til rimelig Nris.
Observation-Disclosures. Sor=
benberenoe @nbernpr u. 8. @ber=
bart prn1i0ereoe forle1en beo 0eis-
iisfippi=5 taternes &abneanlagsfon=
ference, Iom oabne6es / ct. 2o1,is,
Wo., og fremlaeoe lomttbig .bern1ea
en- 8lon on 8pgning al municipa=
le Doffer og Splagsbns, 1toruitet
meo 1no6erne acknowledgements.
De tillte6eberen6e Delegere6e lutte
De fig til Scr. @berbarts Sorllag
og anbefaleoe burtig 8oabegpnoel=
ie al De forbereoen6e Mrbeiber,
ian1t at ontage en- fDn6ig Sn=
genigr til at Ie6e Mrbej6et. Scr.
Gberbart bar oberbebiIt ONT, at
eesernbaneaftielelffobet bil6e bifal6e
&onferencens Hlan, ba SEN fiffer1
biloe gibe 8anerne en- Del fproel:
ngtige Srogtforfen6elier. 4
nGonntD Sption"-2oben bebtage
| GeprGientantbuiet. 0nsDag Mfte,
| oenne uge beotogeS County Op
ion"=2oben / 5tatens Neprpien
tantbus meb Sc @temmer imo6 60
2oben ct 1en famine 1ont Ser bIeI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
st. Paul.

st. Paul.
Mgbeoer nraa i%noienoes, lao oe e
4 arpfferiet ie1leit Gorsoag yt!ooas'
81 Gpntpr: POI gunrt 8ipcf.
geo 9isb eller &eparat1ot g
llbre beigg ben p%elfjerbte SlrDele1
5iuaou Melion, 900 g. 7tb Street
seno &iabet biem til Slaett1t11
&c % 8enner i 9a1ntarf % Ssn1
oeriyIanb 5om 8epis paa, at 81
enDn1 ninbeg bent ber6iemme. .
ienber Nlaoet regelmGsligt bDel
l1ae peD Mootagelien al BelSbet.
Sri gelsigrenbebsforening r5Or'
alemutisei" afboloer nelte Wtpof
GnsDog Den 24be Sebrnar bos Wfrs.
81,ef, 1919 Souquier ct.
&eutet 8eipg, Sanoelsfa1nre1
hor til oen Ste MartS tnobrDt De1=
peo SO 6orretningsmGno ira eleDe.
Lamb, Ohio, til at beIpge ct. Noltl,
Yruf, @isle Bptgne talte / 2gr=
bags poo l1niberiitetets 2anobrltgS=
afoeling ON iin Norgesrelie. Brp=
fIDent gi11ce1t ffulOe babe talt nGpl1=
te Dag, r1en bleD fo%rbi1oret.
Gplaat6a &binbefurening mpoer
fpr1tfommerbe Gorsbag Sen 4pe
Marts / Mrs. @mil Gbrilten1ens
Stem, 900 Gbntunb ct. Mlle er
biertelig belfomme11.
@plgatba &irfen. Ser bill blibe
.afbolot ct Menigbeosmboe Sorsoag
Mften ocn 25be Sebr., @. s. Ille,
{p1n er i%nteresferet /. &irfen, beoes
ON at for1111e, ba set er Senitgten at
fnloe Boitor q. g. @role iom Nrelt
for Menigbeoe1t.
Tattigbpm. Do Mrs. Gret5el for=
IeDen Morgen puagne0e, fanDt br11
fin lille 5 Wooneber gan1le Dreng
opo / 5engen. 8olitilegen erflG=
re0e, at De6saariagen bur at 1pge
i Mangel poa sSe6e. .Sor nogle
Maaneoer fi6en forlo0 1ret5el fin
.5amiIie, 9uitrr og fire 8gr1L Der
.ii6en oa bar maattet flare fig iom
De be6It fun6e.
sfibeue. 0ampfibet. .Treoerif
VIII" at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
2inien onfom til Stem Dorf Sen 60.
Jebruar. Mlt bel. G%ilbagereilen
foregaar BEN IS. Sebr1ar. Oscar
IL" al famine 2inie anfem til &ie-
benbabn Sen 20. 6ebr1ar / gob
8ebolb. Iilbagereiien til Mmerifa
fforegaar 6en IS. Sebruar og bentes
tic Seem Sort ben 9. Marts.
Mrreiteret. geiel5 Sobnfon og
@1ltru, Der / Sl1li 1913 Dor oniot=
fe pna Ell Sarm / Nnrbeoen of
Me6 Rocf, er blepne fienot ifploige
j EN- Ipperiiag 90 arrelteret. Bor=
meren, Sc nrbejbeoe for, M. Mfber=
ton, babbe Ell Sag b9ret ira Sjem-
met, og / bans 6rober bob6e 9@g=
feparret >SSobnion funbet 2ejligbeb
til at tilegne Jig en- Del @eroiiager,
bborefter De forloo 6armen.
@nberugr 6ammo1b %ontpoebe for
leoen, at ban agter at ubnepne en-
M6bnfat eller DiItriftsoommer til
Neolem al bejeite Domitol.
So ben ufbol6te CONNER s.. 6.
8ropn Tom fra Oen ip6lige Del at
staten, agter @ubernpren igien at
Iube omtalte Meblem ubnppne fra
1enne @gn. Som ebertuelIe Sam
0ioater nebnes gilbert 5cbaIler,
@eorg 8. 8un11> Sl1lins Collier, so.
g. WotbeDS, y. 81. Bfan oq M.
&ingslep.
nnoertiben guar BET forpibt. syo1
at ffurne foo Mrbeibe i Statens Sic
relte, mao MI Ell aIminoelig Mrbei-
6er, foruben at bore ffiffet til sci
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
Sri MISUNDERSTANDING n5or-
~slemmisei" afboloer nelte Nteoe
GnsDaa oen 24oe Sebruar bos Wtrs.
8,,ef, 1919 Sauquier ct.

&eutct 8eips. SanoelSfamret
hor til oen ste Marts inbbuot ben-
peo SO 6orretninesmGno ira Glebe=
Ia,lo, Ohio, til at beipge ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Brpf. @isle Bptgne talte 2er=
oaqs paa l1uiperlitetetS 2anObrltgs=
af0eling onl iin Morgesrelie. Brq-
fiDent 8i1ce11t ffulOe babe talt nGD11=
te Daq, n1en bIeD forbinOret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26
Mabeoer n1aa %inOienoes, lao Dc Ct
srptferiet lel1elt Gorsoag Miboag.
Gputpr: POI CURT @Dcf.
geo 3ipb eller 3eparatipn 81
nbre beigs ben Delfienbte SatDeler
Siunot Meliun, 200 g. 7tb Street.

seno 8iabet biem til Slpgtni11=
dc oq genner i 9arntarf % Sp11=
oeripIIano 5om Bepis poo, at 9e
enDn1 mi1tbeg bent berbienme. 81
5enber NlaOet regeImpsiigt / bper
uqe peb Mootagelien at gelpbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

@plgatba &irfen.. Ser bill bliDe
.afbolot ct Mentgbeosmboe Sorsoog
Mften ocn 25be 5ebr., 81. s. Mlle,
}om er interesieret /. &irfen, beoes
ON at fon1rne, ba set er Senitgten at
fnI0e Yaltor 90. g. @role 1om 8relt
for Menigbeoe1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

@olgatba &binbefurening mpoer
prltfommenbe Gors6ag oen Ace
Morts / M1rs. @mil Gbriiteniens
Stem, 500 Gbnruno ct. Mlle er
biertelig belfonmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

T%attigbpm. Do Mrs. Eret6el for
IeDen Morgen poagnebe, fanOt bun
fiji lille 5 Moane6er gamle 9reng
bpo / 5engen. Rolitilegen erflG=
reoe, at Dp0soorlage1 bar at lpge
/ MangeI paa 6e6e. .Sor nogle
Maaneoer iiben forloO Gret5el lin
.5amilie, 9uftrl1 og fire 89rn, Der
.fiDen 30 bar n1aattet flare fig iom
oe be6it fun6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Manse Mnipeu,ngcr. SIZE 1nit=
ore eno Iii Nrl5ucre ON Get til
Oprettelie at Banter / @teten bor
Il 6iSie Gage in0giDet Mn6rageroe
berom til 8arfoeportemertet. Mn=
lpgningerne itommcr, ira ollie Gele
of Statel1. Gorgangcn Mar CT Ser
oprettet Sb rpe 8anfer Ctote11
Minne1otl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Mrreiteret Mrtillcrif, Charles q.
aielltrltp Deb geItartilIeriet arreite-
reoes forle0en paa Joranleoning al
fin &uitru, Ser foregap, at &ieI0ien
pberfalot og misba1olebe Denbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

Acknowledgements. Wsrs. Ml,c
gbriitenien % Nsrs. Bal1liel, n,obr=
Der 81. @eoers airfes Menigbeos
apinoeforet1ing til at boloe 1T Mpoe
Dos Mrs. Naltliens 800 l1lliperiitp
9lbe. 9. 6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-26

9tDt Ser11bare1cltt1b. HeD Hlber
8aIleD MailmaD 60. i11bleberebes for
Ieoen l1ge Snforporationsbanolin-
ger paa 5totsiefretarens aontor.
aopitale11 er $1,O00,000 % 8onen
ifaI itreffe Jig fra Sarge, g. 8,
til 8innipe:L 20 l7gSes paa @'siR'
.neiota=5i0en gje,1nem @ittion Count
tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
.DEATH-BED MARRIAGE
STARTS WILL CONTEST
Son Asserts That Mother Was
Duped into Assigning Estate
to Bridegroom.

a bitter contest over the will OF
Mrs Mary y. Murphy, Of Oakland. Cal
who married DR.. Francis T.. REYNOLDS
on her death bed. has been initiated
by her son. Leander J. Murphy. Under
the will, which the son asserts was
obtHined by fraud and menace. Dr.
Reynolds il made executor and heir
TO large part OF the big estate
The case has served to call attcu-
tion TO how few women exercise care
In the writing of their Wills, and how
few avail themselves Of the opportu.
nifty Of leaving their estates to be All
ministered by a self-perpetua,ing cor
porate trustee. AS result OF Mrs.
Murphys action in naming nm indi-
vidual executor, her estate will he
called upon 70 bear the EXPENSE Of
litigation. and, II her sons claims are
just. will not be distributed according
to her wishes.
The son asserts that his mother de-
laycd the writing OF her will until
OF unsound mind. He even hints that
she may not have signed the document
purporting to he her last will and
II Testament. His complaint SAYS:
The execution In form OF said al
legged will, II the same was executed
by the said Mary ID. Murphy. deceased.
was procured by undue Influence and
! fraud, and duress, and menace of
: Francis Edward Reynolds. named as
executor therein"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
H0WITZERS EXCUSED
VIII Not Attend Annual Encnmpnent Mt
TOblhnmnn This Summer

orders were issued ut the office OF
Adiutant- General W. w Sale vestcr-
day. eNcusing the Richmond HowitZcrs
3atterN y, First Battalion, Virginia
Field Artillery. from attending the iuint
encampmcnt at Tobyhanna. Pa. JULY
Is Ia August i. Captain w. NJ Myers
commandins officer of the battery, mad,
the application. which was approved hv
Major I. NJ Workman, comma nding the
battalion, and Governor Henry c.
Stuart.
The principal reason for cXcusinv the
battery from participating in the Toby :
mamma cncampment is that the military
authorities are unwillin. to take the
ofncers and enlisted men of the How
ltzers from the city at the time of the
democratic primary, which will he held
on August 3. Captain Myers is Il can
ulnatc Tor reelection To the House of
Delegates from Richmond, and 4, was
considered unfair To him that he should
bc ordered from his home station on
inc eve OF the primary. An effort is
being made To get out as large a vote
as possible at the primary, and as
practically all OF the artiilerymen are
pualihed electors, the absence Of so
many men would he felt
NJ the same time there was much
regret expressed by Acknowledgement
Sale at the necessity for cXcusing tn.
howitZcrs from TN" Tobyhanna en-
campment. The nancuv.rs there arc
conducted on a large scale with tn.
held artillery of the regular army. and
assignments TO the camp are eagerly
sought after by the military aurnori
ties of Eas States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
EDWARD L, RYAN DENIES
OPPOSITION TO SAUNDERS
Unfair TO Other Candidates, lie Says
tn Make II Appear They Are OPP
posing Organization.

81 am not making war on Chairman
Clyde w. Saunders" Edward l.. Ryan.
Of the City Democratic Committee. de-
clarcd last night III the friends Of
Mr. Saunders have that impression they
are laborins under n Misrepresentation.
Peculiar circumstances, no doubt. mis-
sponsored the report that deliberately
enlarged the field OF candidates for the
purpose Of defeating Mr.. Saunders.
AS matter OF fact. ! am not re-
sponsihle for the entry of any of the
three candidates whose names were
presented by me at the eleventh hour.
have no political differences with tho
new chairman of the committee. Our
relations have been Harmonious ever
since We were simultaneously elected
TO that body"
Explaining the fact that he presented
the names OF three additional candi :
dates to Chairman Saunders at late
hour on the night the entry list was
closed Mr.. Ryan said
The gentlemen whose names were
others than myself. and there was no
arrangement or understanding that
they were selected TO oppose Mr. Saun-
ders or his selections for the commit :
tee. but because IL was thought that
they would make good committeeman.
II Is unfair 10 put the gentlemen in
the attitude Of opposing the regular
ticket. when In fact they are running
on their own merits and as a duty To
the party"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

ANU Sc NJ E NTS
Inst Day Of "Thc His Iden."

Inst Day OF "1'hc BiS Iden."
That delightful blend of drama and
farce comedy. ''rh. Zig Idea" will be
presented by the Eijou Stock Company
TINS afternoon ana Tonight. and then
10 the regret OF the many who have
ehjo&ed seeing IL more than once. II
VIII hay" finished its week OF service.
Few plays fe" productions and few
performance. during the seasonal any
ih"atcr-havc given as much genuine
delight 80 TIL" Big Idea" produced by
Arthur bcrthel"t and admirably acted
by The members Of his excellent stock
company.
For next week, however. Mr. Berthe
let mas selected another play that fully
measures UP To tho standard that he
has set for himself and for his com.
pnuy-"The Truth" by clyde Fitch. In
which Clara Rloodgood was so effective.
Those who RENE mbcr tho play--and
doubtless, they arc many-will recall
II as one OF the most human most alto
gcthcr plausible. stories that the stare
has offered In recent years. Its theme
in q word Is that woman who lies
In little things may not be believed In
great moments woman has lied and
lied to her husband about TRIES I'm
significant details; the time comes
when he must take her bare word, or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
WhoP avs?
e Story No. 8
To-Day and Tomorrow
By EDWIN BLISS
change, Inc. All moving picture
rights and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved, Shown at tho VIC
tor each Saturday.
Continued From Yesterday
Continued From Yesterday

Easily as mob is encouraG ed II
,,..os ,,,, ,au,
'"'N
IheE droPreo 'he log ana s'8reo AT
one another. then fell back 10 Brown
10. for advice n, started TO sneak.
. ,
OF 'he Once y now % 'Ac''"''o' an"
triumph coming from his lips.
Snatchinr a lantern and followed by
=. ,t eau ar, 49,, ;,,o
'he open "'''' ''e S"'''-"'oN me-
.shadowy outlines of man who had
lunsed through that window lie was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
POLICE BOARD REFLECTS
THIRTY OLD OFFICERS
Three New Patrolmen Are Added to
Force to Fill Existing
Vacancies.
NO ACTION ON sERGEANrCy
Believed That Investigating Commit.
tee VIII Recommend Increase i,
Force and Eight-Hour Day for
Men-Traflic Lights Ordered.

The Board OF Polocc Commi..io,.r.
last night retired two prlvates on 49,,
count OF age and physical disability
elected three new men to the forro
ana reelected thirty men to the den.,
ment.
The men who were retired are vir.
ginius Pendleton and A. r. Walto,
both OF whom have served faithfully
ana well FOR many years. The men
elected are i. J. lianky, Of Clay Ward
who takes the place as private of thr
vacancy caused by the death Of Ser
scant j. l.. Jetcr; j. a. Dutton. of
Jefferson Ward. who nils Pendleton,s
place, and G. &, Eddlcton, of Clay
Ward, who takes the place of Walton
lianky Will begin his duties DAY
ana the other two men Will begin the
performance Of their duties OH July /
The board did not 70 into the elec-
ton OF man To fill the sergcantcv
caused by the death OF Sergeant Jeter.
postponing the matter until the recon-
mendations OF the city Council as to
the future development of the force arc
in tho hands OF the board
believe COMMIl'IEE WILL
FAVOR ElGiII-HOUR DAY
1t is generally believed that the
Councilmanic Committee investigating
the Police Department Will recommend
the eight-hour system, 10 apply TO the
priratcs az well IS to the scrEeants
and FOR that reason the board laid on
the table the scrgeantcy election
High tribute to the work of the Bow
Scouts during the Confederate Reunion.
when the organization rendered valua-
BILE assistance to the Police Depart
ment. was conveyed in the following
resolution, which adopted:
''Resolver That tho Board OF Police
Commissioners extend 10 the Boy
Scouts OF Richmond the warm and
admiring thanks Of the Police Depart
ut. l,x, 4, IL.
during the recent Confederate Reunion
In maintaining order. I'm preserving
the safety of the public. and facilitat-
Ing the handling OF the large crowds
gathered in the city at that time"
LIGHTS ORDERED
FOR TRAFFIC STANDS
The board ordered "a dozen lights for
traffic stands. which will be placed at
all the more important crossings The
stands Will give directions to drivers
and will be so placed that every man
may see and give heed 10 the warn
ings
The following men were reelected to
the force
G.. T.. Pollock, captain; T j Me-
Mahon, captain: IS. f. Poitiaux. proba-
ton ofhccr: =. q. Minor, private. w. A
Toicr superintendent Of Bureau of
Identification; c. w. Atkinson and j
f. Wiley. sergeants
First DISTRICT. j. Malt -. !. DUE
gins, T. l. Gentry, r. W. Crump. J NJ
Duny, r. r Tallcy Joseph MCGOWAN,
J.. Bertucci. J.. j. Cline.
Second District. H. kerse and Il
+ Brown, sergeants: K. l.. Bryant. G
H. G;eering. J H. Thomas, h 7. Dunn.
B \. Pillow, q r. Mattern. O. w
Thurman T.. G. MaMoiey, w j. Waters.
:. +. Ernest. privates
Third District-Pcter Vest and w. y.
shields. prirates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
Massage your ScalpDaily
ny ANTOINEIvrE DONNELLY.
Copyright. 1915, by Antoinctte Don


nelly.)
the value Of simple daily massage in
producing luXurian, and well kept
locks. The regular slimulant supplied
by the action of the fingers does Won
ders in promoting growth and health.
And massage is such q simple matter
that no one can he too busy or too un-
skillfui TO have any excuse for omit
ting il from the daily toilet. No lotion
is necessary except in cases OF scalp
trouble. 1t is by the action OF the fin
gers the work is accomplished.
Begin by placing your hands. with
fingers spread out so AS TO cover as
wide an area AS possible, ut each side
of the forehead just where the hair
begins The finger tips should touch
in the. center and cover almost the
whole. top of the head. Work them
slowly forward in imaginary circles,
first gently. then firmly over the same
part OF the scalp until the crown of
the head is reached. Then begin with
one hand above each ear ana move up
ward in the same way until the fingers
meet n, the crown OF the head. The
third and last movement is TO work
central point.
In this way the whole scalp can be
thoroughly stimulated in a couple OF
minutes. once n day is often enough
| for the massage. which. it must be con :
coded Ivy the busiest woman, cannot he
called a hurdensome task.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

; Stolen Goods" nj strand.
/ Blanche Sweet. in the superb photo
| play. stolen Goods" which has proved
| one of the Strunds greatest hits will
| be seen on the screen OF the uptown
playhouse for the last time to-day.
Certainly Jesse L. Iasky showed sound
/ Judgment when he chose Stolen Goods''
AS film subject, and certainly he
showed nice discrimination when he
selected Blanche Sweet, Theodore Rob
erts and the other members of the pre-
scntinE cast to enact il before the
canera-the result is one of the finest
MN offerings that the town has wit
messed. For Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday of next week the Strand
announces the screen debut of Ina
Claire, the well-known musical comedy
star, I'm photodra ma tization of VIII
liam {. de Miles comedy, The Wild
Goose Chase. Ii is said that Miss
claire has not forsaken the stage. but
has merely entered into Il contract with
i.asky to appear in n certain number of
pictures during the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
CANTER EXECUTED
Murderer OF Mrs. james WILSON Paws
PemnIty OF Ills IrIme

Luther Canter. VINO murdered Mrs
James Wilson in her nome near Bris-
tol. exp!atcd his crime In the donth
chair at the penitentiary Yesterday
morning. The execution was Wit
messed only by the jury required by
la " and officials Of the prison.
The body of the murderer 'wns
turned over Ia the state Anatomical
Board Later in the day il was de-
livered 10 members of the Virginia
Funeral Directors and used in dem
onstrations of embalrning processes
The demonstrations were conducted nv
Professor Charles A. RcnoIard. OF
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
WILL REOPEN CASE
state Hoard OF Pharmacy Agrees IN
HeRr Augusta County DrupEist.

The state Board OF Pharmacy VIII
hold its next quarterly meeting IN
Richmond on July - and -. Notices
were sent out yesterday 10 the mem
hers. Candidates for registration AS
pharmacists must hle their app!ica-
tions at least ten days before the
date OF the meeting.
The case Of Charles W. Howard. the
Augusta County druggist. whose IL
ccnsc was recently revoked for alleged
infractinn OF the pharmacy regulations
will come up for rehearing at TINS
session. the board having decided 10
reOptn the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
PARDON FOR GRUB
Executive CIcmcncy Refused 10 Lynn
and Shny.

Governor stuart yesterday i,vssed
upon three applications Tor executive
ciemency. granting one pardon and re-
fusing two other petitions
The fortunate convict Was Stephen
Grubb, Of Halifax, VINO was serving q
term on the roads for assault, The
Governor rejected the petitions OF w.
r. Lynn, who is serving a term Of six
months in jail in Danvillc Tor larceny.
and Edgar Shay. who IS serving two
years on the roads for betrayal under
promise OF marriage Of 81 young woman
In Accomac County.