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Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

state OF Illinois. Rock Island coun
Probate Court. Rock Island County
December term, 1914
IN the matter of the probate Of the
last viii and testament OF owen JoT-
To al Persons Whom This May CON
ccru-Greeting
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day OF December, A. u. 1914. a PEE
titIou was flied in the probate court OF
Rock Island county, Illinois. asking
chat the last VIII and tes tment Of owen
Jordan, deceased, be admitted to pro-
bate. The same petition further states
tGaE the following named persons are
J. Quinn. and the unknown heirs OF
owen Jordan deceased
You are Iurthrr notihed that the hear
ing of the proof of said viii has been
set by said court Tor the 18TH day or
January, a. D 1915. at the hour of 10
house ia Rock Island. IN said county.
when and where you can appear. II you
nave, why said viii should not be ad-
JOHN FLEMING.
Clerk or Probate court
Dated at Rock Island. III. Dec. &c.
James F. Murphy. attorney.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FARM LANDS
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FOR SALE-Eishty acres choice FLOR
ida land; viii exchange for tri-city
W. ~, care OF The Argus.
MONTANA farms cost less, produce
more than Iowa. 800 farms. ail sizes.
unimproFedi So up, long time, per
cent. Marvellous Montana Illus
trated free Write Montana Ranches
company. Helena. Moat-
FOR SALE-T3aIdyvIn county. Alabama.
so acres choice FOR pecan. crap fruit
and oranges; near gult ideal tor
health. must be sold regardless of
price, 70 close estate. easy terms
Address II L.. care of The Areus
FOR SALE - FIfreen-acrc truck Iarn.
10 acres fine bo-tom land 4 y acres
upland, > 10 acres fine pasture. soFae
ffu-f- three room house, good cellar.
Two spring feu wells. barn room for
four mead of horses. chicken house
located At city limits OF Alton. Til.
nre blocks from tar line - miles
from 81 Louis; price s.. 500, slf0g
down. oalace on easy terms. address
owner % place Harvey Fisher In
per Alton. III r. l. l.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
INSURANCE..


WE WILL. BOND YOU-ENerutors ad-
minis traitors, guardians, trustees or
any kind OF Judicial bonds; lodges and
society officers. city, state or u. 5.
sitions OF trust; in fact, any kind Of
bond you want (eXcept bail bonds).
Terms reasonable. Hayes & Cleave-
land, resident mana gers. Fidelity &
Deposit Company OF Maryland.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

N. SHERIER, Local FUraCaster.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
LOCAL MAHKtTS

Jan. 9.-FoIiowinE are the whole
sale quotations on -he inrz1 ma ct
today;
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
prsr>rass OPPORTUNITIES.

- enter loo per cent business. must
sell Address Business care OF The
ArEuE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Masonic.

Masonic.
Masonic TeISnle. Eighteenth street and
Fi.rh avenue
THE STATED MEETING CF TRIO
a Lodge No. 81. a =. q i NJ
w VIII be hele on the nrs5 Thurs
M day OF each month z.36 ,. II.
Ry order Iohn Pearson. w NJ; W 3.
Petit secretary.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
PATENTS.
Notice.

At a meeting OF the stockholders of
the Victor Lead Storage Battery COM
pany on Dec. IL. 1911. the secretary was
instructed 10 petition the secretary Of
state for permission TO drop the word
Lead" from the corporation name,
(Slgned) Il. r. WHITE. Secretary.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
ron sALE-CIrY PRoPEltTY.


FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.
! FOR SALE-Modern siX-room cottage.
Phone Rock Island 25S5 or 1885.
FOR SALE-EIegant curly birch chin
ney mantel; double shelves and plate
mirror; a bargain. Address 100 -tOD-
inson building OF cali kock Island s.
FOR SALE - New six-room house. lot
65Nl6s; steam heat, electric lsnJ,
laundry, located or Watcu rover
line ia city limits Phone ROCK IS
land S41-k.
FOR SALE - Double house on Ninth
avenue; all modern and rents al $40
per month. price $+,l0Oj paving paiu'
good invetmenU- II. X Walker. ROB
Iuson building, Rock Island.
FOR SALE - New nve-room cottage.
with furnace, and IN nice part oI
Lwna; price S25OO, terms $500 down,
balance monthly. H *. Walker, Rob
inson building, ROCK Island H.
FOR SALE-SmalI cottage on one OF
the very best lots near AususJana
college. FIVE years old, easy terms
IL desired; price $3.50. Il. h Walk
er. Robinson building, Rock Island
FOR sALE-Lots in south Heights
south OF Aiken street between Twelfth
terms, SO down balance in hve years.
Il. ". Robinson, l454 Ricnmond
street Phone ROCK Island lI65-h.
FOR SALE-Lots in John G. Schuer-
sixth addition. GEOm ElLtn 10 :
seventh street ana tOurteenth avenue
10 Eighteenth avenue. payments. s.
down, 50 per month inquire 14oV
Sixth street Phone ROCK island 429N.
FOR SALE - Good four-room houses
rwO corner lots. cellar, pantry, clos
cts; nicely furnished. upright ptauoi
water right; shade trees. garden aIid
chickens. best place in Denver iprt
health; leaving city; big bargain; ST.
200. Adress William 4. Dewerss, f.
1888 Wyandot street, Denver. Col /
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE
FOR SALE = Incubator, capaeity 10
eggs. NJ. Thompson. 2f2S Eleventh
FOR SALE-Simplex piano player. very
cheap. George h. Roth, 74s twenty
third street
FOR SALE - Good milch COW, phone
Rock Island $50, ring one II
Schroeder. Thirueth street
FOR SALE = Live oak Jewel stove.
reasonable; 7oS Seventeenth street
Phone Rock Island 2O41.
FOR sALE-Set Of sled runners. horse
dition: at sos Twentieth street
ron SALE - Upright piano in GOOD
condition. owner leaving town must
sell at once price right can at 5Z4
Twenty-hrst street. or phone ROCK
Island 5i4.
FOR SALE-Well broken spotted Sntt-
land pony. harness and buggy nice
OUTFIT; nne present for the boy. Phone
Rock Island 4OS.
FOR SAI.E-Set of four sled summers.
suitable for groeery or butcher was-
on. cheap: l102 Twelfth street. Phone
Rock Island SsiS.
FOR SALE-Five passenger. 80 horse
power automobile, in good running
order; price SI.5. Address "Autom-
bile" care OF The Argus.
.
FOR SALE-For S175 cash, furnitursi
OF four-room nat. all ready TO move
into and start Bousek keeping. free
light and water. cheap rental, one
block from court house Phone ROCK
Island "a
-OR SALE-Roadster Buick car equip
ped with race type body. motor in the
best of condition, new valves. pis-
tons etc: also a second enclosed
BODY newly painted, four new tires
ON so days. electric lights: wish to-
sell at "A bargain at once Phone Rock
Island 1000.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

RI1FoRD POST. 2i3. q a p. meets
reruiariy OIL the second and fourth
SsTurtiay evenings OF each month at
$50 in Memorial hail At the court
house 81 NJ Johnston. commander:
z H Buck adIUtanc
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

FOR RENT--Furnisned modern room;
81 Housekeeping privileges. modcr-
ate rent, to ladies only. Address
Room. care OF The Argus
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

FOR SALE=The best business proposi-
fI0u IN trf-clties. viii sell large real
..r.nte agency on account OF III health: !:
owner must change climate est1b-
Is.hed In Davenport 10 years Address
:so,xner-- care 90 The Argus
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
wANTEn-MALE HELP.

WANTED Everywhcre. mon wiInE -
distribute circulars. samples. tack
signs. collect names. efc.s ua canvass
!uE Continental Register. Chicago.
WANTED - Salesman capable OF earn
psruulty sor .nan acquainied with
trade iu Illinois to build up perma-
ucut and pr0ntHhl" business. Stctsou
OH company. Cleveland. ohio.
NvANTzD-A fev men TO learn to be
BARRIERS. Few weeks qualities. wages
while learning. tools given. positions
Ma4tins at TOP wages, open 10 every
one, TINS may change your entire fu-
turc. inyestigate Moier Barber col
legc. Chicago. Ill
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.
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WANTED capable girl. apply Beth
WANTED Girl 10 do general house
work iSci NiNth avenue.
wANTED-GirI 10 assist with general
uouSr work az go Iwenty-second
wASTED-GirI to do second work at
go twenty third street. Phone Rock
wANTED-sITUATIo
WANTED - Position by good. expert
graduate PersonaI Emciency in Ac-|
counting. Phone Rock Island .l94.
WANTED - situation as housekeeper.
by young married woman with child;
Rock Island llN5-K-
wANTED-Experienc lady solicitors.
high grade proposition. liberal com
mission. Frenchetti +. -. Box l66,
Chicago. NlL
WANTED-SIIsCELL
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WANTED - DressmaEing by the day:
Island 1ls0.
By reliable girl Address a b,
care of The Argus
NANTED-To buy. a hve or room
house. on payments Address Wv. H.
care OF The Argus.
or two young men TO
board and room in private family;
IO2S Second avenue
WANTED First class dressmaking. !
street. Phone Rock Island 217s-L.
worth OF second hand goods. Before /
you sell. phone Rock Island s226.
curtains 10 iaunder:
I44S Fourteenth street Phone Rock i
Island 1908 AIRS. Luelia Titterins- \
ton
wANTED-cleaningo or washing By the |
dmw Inquire flb Eighteenth street 4
Satisfaction guaranteed: references !
furnished
WANTED-Amateurs TO appear at the
prea eamiaud theatre every Thursday 4
night. three prizes Phone Rock Is
land 2sls-
WANTED - Names and addresses by
mail order houses; big pay; home
work. Information for stamp; Direct
Appeal company. Plymouth. Ind
WANTED-Do easy, pleasant coloring
work at home. good pay. no canvass
Ing. no experience required Write
Gleason Wheeler company. s3a Mad
isou. Chicago. IL
speciality =alsspeopie.
either sex. for ono Of the most at
tractive spcciairies on the market;
good money 20 hustler. call tor Mr.
remnant. at Colonial hotel. tonight or
tomorrow afternoon
!
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

PARTY with land adjoining Matei
s-cvx-r mark desires TO organize =
..muany to improve srne and e-tb-
fi~h a permanent pleasure rss1tt. sS
stdr.rs b se0." care OF The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09
Fo.. RENT-gLATs.


FOR RENT - B'our--oom nat. inquire
ZJIS Eighth avenue.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-01-09

FOR RENr-Furnished room in mod
ern hom@. 1900 Firth avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09
LOCAL MENTION.

Tomorrow's Times Pictorial Page
will deal with the beautiful automobile
drives in and about Washington.
Qh-s. Chaplin. Daily. Virginia. sos 9 St
Phone Main $3.50
And put your Want Ad in The Evening
Times.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09
"DEGENERATVE |LLS"
CAUSE MOST DEATHS
Health Officer Issues Warning
Against ApopIexy and Heart
and Bright's Diseases.

Warning against indulgence in alco-
holic liquors, over-eating and failure to
take proper exercise is given by Health
Officer w. e. Woodward in bulletin
issued today directing attention to the
number of deaths in the District from
apopiexy, chronic Bright's disease, and
heart disease.
Because pneumonia caused thirty-two
deaths in one week, the public. he says,
demands action t. prevent its ravages.
Pneumonia, however. 1t is declared, is
a relatively unimportant factor when
compared with the other diseases men
toned spoken of as degeneritive dis
eases. which may be easily prevented.
From these degeneritive diseases,
there occurred last week forty nine
deaths, while pneumonia caused only
thirty-two." says the bulletin.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09
Washington Elks Make
Merry at Their Dance

with section of the Marine Band
playing, Washington Elks and scores OF
their friends Joined in making merry at
the monthly dance of Washington Lodge
at the Elks Club last night. The rath-
siLeller was open during the evening.
Frank NJ. Pierce was the chairman of
The Washington times., 1915-04-09
Frat" Assembly Tonight.

Frat men of George Washington
University will enjoy their annual inter
fraternity assembly tonight in the large
ballroom of the Raleigh. The commit
tee in charge has arranged number of
feature dances
The Washington times., 1915-04-09

the floor committee. Assisting him
were Thomas ]. Conrad. assistant direc-
tor: otto Brahler, I. f. CUffey, \. y.
Conway, NJ. l.. Dickinson. Robert Hoy.
Charles May, Il. A. McGinn, Tray NJ.
Payfair. Edward Hutchinson. H. y. Os-
termycr. Percy Hirsch, Albert Smith, f.
A. Hart, Joe Mills. G. b. Gardner,
Charles w. Hoover, J. f. Chamberlain,
w. J. Flynn, NJ. a. Pouce. j. j. Thomas,
Leo Loeb, c. Il. randavis.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09
R.R. Y. M. G. A. Meeting.

Railroad men and their friends will
meet in the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G.
A.. Sunday, at 4 p. M, to hear Nine
Mountford lecture on THE King of
the Shepherds.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09

Baltimore and Ohio To Baltimore,
$1.5O Round Trip every Saturday and
Sunday. Good returning until . a. m.
Monday.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-04-09

$500 New York and Return $500.
Baltimore & Ohio. Evening April 10.
Ask Agents for particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
GATES is ARRESTED FOR
FIRING SHOT IN MOTEL
Police Relieve IInlf-CIothcd Man At
tempted "AIock Suicide"
play.

Charles r. Gates. II printer. rooming
ut the Atkinson Hotel on East Frank
I'm street. was said to have shot him
self through tho breast in a report
which was sent to Police Headquarters
about 10 o'clock last night. Detective
Sergeant Atkinson started at once for
the place ard on the way was joined
by Captain Sowe]l. Sergeant Sherry
and Policeman Spur
when the officers arrived they found
Gates sitting I'm the middle of his bed
In half clothed condition protesting
mat he knew nothing about any sui :
eide Several young men were I'm tho
room Mt the time and at first thcy kept
strict silence. Questioned. however.
they admitted that Gates had done the
shooting.
The officers found that the shot had
penetrated the right lapel of his coat
ana that there We're powder burns on
the coat. A torn place I'm his shirt, lust
above the heart, is tho supposed place
where the Same bullet entered At tho
First Station tho man was examined
ana It was found that he had been
slightly scratched just above the heart
Iho police are OF the opinion that the
entire affair was perpetrated to arouse
sympathy among members Of Gates's
family, from whom he is said to have
been separated since last October. His
wife and child live at-514 Mosby Street
Gates was taken to the First Pre-
cinct Station where he was charged
with being drunk and disorderly and
hring pistol In the Atkinson Hotel
lie Will be arraigncd on the charge In
court to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
VIII IluIn the IuL.

see I'm the Corner, headed 'Prac-
teal and Excellent a letter which 7
ieel should be answered at once with
as much publicity as the letter was
gwen The writer, c. b.. advocates
cleaning pathtubs and lavatorics with
'nuriatic acid. Any one who follows
TINS advice VIII simply ruin the bowl
or tub. Both are OF cnamcled ware,
the enamel being almost az delicate as
me enamel on the teeth. Muriatic
acid eats this enamel Just as It would
Inc enamel on the teeth Muriatic acid
can be safely used on the closet bowl
which is made of vitrcous china, and
can h" kept in sanitary condition only
by the use OF the acid, or on n lavatory
made of The same ware. But, let me
repeat. no fixture Of cnamelcd iron
should ever be touched with drop Of
acid. My husband Is connected with
tn" manufacture of this ware, and
20 each piece sent out is n warning
against the use of muriatic acird.
MRS. j. ~ NJ"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Bath for SIccnic.s

should like to say TO tired and foot
weary, nervous, or slccplcss ones that
ihey VIII hnd much relief in the neutral
hath, ~ TO 81 degrees Fahrenheit taken
INST At bedtime. Fiji the tub with two
thlrds water and stay In 1t until Won
set sleepy. having II lightweight
hiahket over YOU tor shect, and your
mead against an air cushion. II Won
are too short for tho tub. put In a box
or some kind of a foot rest. so you can
rest your feet against IT, and thus
mako yourself perfectly comfortable
Don't allow yourself 70 become chilled
Add little hot water AS needed to
Keep the water SO that you can hardly
feel II. ~ this temperature one can
stay III the bath for hours, If need be
and no bad effects Will follow, though
ha!f an hour is in most cases quite
IonI enough 10 soothe the tired nerves
ana induce sleep. Dry off gently with
OUT friction, and go straight to bed
You are sure TO sleep
MRS NJ G. L."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Method of watcrproonnr Cloth.

notice request from Mrs. l.. s. p
Tor waterproofinE cloth. The following
method is recommended: Dissolve in n
WASH boiler one ounce OF yellow SOAP
IN tour gallons of water and bring II to
boil. Allow the liquid to cool and
when IT Is cold. immersc the fabric in
ioi '"ehtE-lour hours. Remove
without wringing and let II drin until
partially dry. While ii is still moist
inmerse II in solution OF half pound
OF alum and half pound of sugar of
lead In three gallons of water Dissolve
these substances scparativcly, each In
one and onc-half gallons Of water. stir
vigorously, and mix the two solutions.
SOAK the fabric In this for three or
iour hours and hang il up to drip dry.
When nearly dry it may be dipned
again. For delicate colors allow the
mixture TO settle, pour off the clear
nquid from the sediment, and immense
in H. Fabrics thus treated are por
tally fircproof as well as waterproof
MRS. a. H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
CONTINUE rooney CASE
Trial of Negro who Gnvc Hcroin to
Violin MorrIs Fixed for Janunry II

The case against Joseph Roncy, COL
ored. charged with the murder OF Viola
Norris. to whom ne Is alleged to have
given an overdose OF heroin. was yes
terday continued until January 90 b.
Justice Crutchfsld In tho Police Court.
The continuance was granted in order
TO allow Coroner Taylor to complete
his analysis Of the woman's stomach. In
an effort to determine IL the overdose
OF the drug actually caused her death.
Justice Crutchfield also continued the
case against Joseph g. Walton, the man
who was arrested by Detective Ser
geants Wiley and Kcllnm and Police
man Bertucci on n charge OF illegally
giving Roney tho drug which is said
to have caused the death OF tho Nor
ris woman, and TO have made Roney
and several other negroes desperately
Ill More than 500 heroin tablets were
found in the man'a handbag by the
detectives when they arrested him,
%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Dr.. Brady's Health Talk
Clean Dirt and DIRTY Dir.

Turn up spadeful of earth 100 miles
from human hnbitation and You will
see some clean dirt. Walk down the
aSphalt- paved street on most any
heaps of very dirty dirt waiting pa
,ientiy for tho wagons to come and
clear them away. Neither kind OF dirt
is or much consequence 80 far ma health
goes.
The word dirt is an AnrIo-Soxon
twist for "drit." meaning eScrement'
Now, when earth becomes contami
mated by human or animal excrement
IL becomes dirt and possibly danger
Gus.
street dirt Is notorious as a medium
or transmission OF tetanus dock iawI
germs. These germs are normnily
present In the alimentary canal OF
many herbiverous animals, and hence
street wounds. particularly i'm tho sum
iner time. are liable to be infected with
.elanus. That is why doctors often
urge II prophylactic dose of antitetanus
serum ut the time such wounds are
dressed
Cleanliness is relative term. There
is no such thing rs absolute personal
though one may strive TO
utlalh H. The human hand Is the
dirtiest thing in the world, IL we ex-
cept one other thing-namely, the hu-
man mouth. Wo are speaking now in
sanitary sense, of course. a sur
Eeon can render his Instruments and
dressings absolutely clean, but his
hands are never absolutely free from
bacteria. and so he wears rubber
gloves.
children become infected with the
eggs or parasites because their hands
are so dirty. They pick up infection
OF all sorts on their hands then put
their fingers in their mouth But chill
dren are by no means alone in this
dangerous habit. Mighty few adults
put mat plant whatever colonies Of
microbes there may he on their fingers
in their mouths many times n day
Hence the mouth is dirtier place
than the hand. because In the mouth
the germs find such suitable conditions
Tor growth and multiplication.
cleanliness gets terrible shock
when 1t sees person industriously
biting his flngernails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Ethical
a ks
Woman and Home
held trembled and his own closed about

held trembled and his own closed about
it,
we will be the best OF friends,
know" MadEe said quickly.
I'VE are going to be more than
friends Davie said-but he did not
say 1t aloud
MadSe knew as she went homeward
that she would become II great writer.
that her table had grown douhly dear
10 her, and that tho little chest OF
chintz drawers would always be fra
grant with love and happiness and
all that goes to make life wonderful
thing. Perhaps she kissed the things
that had given her happiness. or per-
haps she only ran slim fingers caress-
ingly over them. But Sally smiled.
Copyright 1915 by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndicatc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
LIBRARY BULLETIN ISSUED
High Schools and Colleges VIII Find
New Books of Interest.

The Virginia State Library has just
issued two bulletins. compiled by the
assistant librarian. Earl c.. Sven, both
OF which Will be OF interest to the high
schools and colleges OF the State: "A
Finding List OF Books In Some OF the
Glasses in Language and Literature In
the Virginia State Library" and "a
List OF Books on Debating in the Vir-
ginia State Library"
Copies of the bulletins arc being
mailed free to principals Of tho high
schools and TO librarians Of the col
lcSes In the State. Copies will be sent
free on request to others. Under the
present parcel post law, many schools
and colleges are using the privilege
of obtaining books from the State Ii
Drary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14

have received SO much helm
through your Corner, ! feel l must help
where ] can do so. although l am the
ousy mother of three children, and do
all my own work. including sewing
! also bake bread for four neighbors
and do plain sewing for others. l read
where y. T. w. asks for n recipe for
homemade bluing. Here is my recipc:
have used it for twelve years: Get
10 cents worth of Prussan blue and
. cents worth of oXalic acid. Dissolve
in four quarts of soft water that has
been boiled and cooled. Shake once or
twice day for about three days
II. d. W."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Council COMMITTEES.

The Council Finance Committee will
meet tonight at o'clock for its last
public hearing before making up the
annual budget. All having business to
be presented are invited to appear at
this meeting.
The Committee on Dock, River and
Harhor and the Subcommittee ON
Streets viii meet at the same hour.
The subcommittee on Public Buildings.
Properties and Utilities will meet to-
morrow afternoon at ] O'clock. and
the Redistricting Committee will meet
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
Collector Hamilton pleased.

Collector Of Customs Norman r.
Hamilton. of the Virginia District, who
visited the local Office yesterday In
speaking of the customs business at
Richmond, said that this port is still
maintaining good collections, and that
the outlook was for still larger re-
ceipts. Customs duties. hc said, con-
tinuc to be collected here principally
from Turkish tobacco. and from what
he could understand. the Importation OF
foreign tobacco into Richmond during
the next month would In all proba-
bility result In n 40 per cent increase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
| you hear that. Miss cartwright?" Sally

you hear that. Miss Cartwright?" Sally
questioned
IF the story brings big check"
she said. Il will agree to anything,
but II would he comfy to have
dinner here--you may get n chicken
and iiNings IL YOU like, but couldn't
we cook il here? 1t Is so much nicer
than restaurants" She glanced eager
ly at Sally and Sally smiled back at
her. Friendship linked the eyes OF the
two girls. and Davie looked on with
peculiarly retrospective expression.
And j will get seats for the thea
trc." he added. us it Eo?"
Sally looked from Madge to DavIe.
and If there was n throb in her throat
no one was the wiser. She put a
hand into each OF theirs and clasped
them warmly. The hand that Davie