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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
I'LL BE HERE EVERY DAY
WATCH FOR Me!

public reception Of Miss Farrar to the
city.
Twenty thousand people. all in Span
ish costume. banked the sides Of the
arena Miss Farrar was welcomed by
the mayor. Charles r. Sebastian. Sss-
eral bull fights were then given in her
honor by the professional Toreadures
before the filming Of the scenes fo- the
production which will b e seen here.
During the taking OF these scenes. one
"i ihc hull Fighters was tossed In the
~ DS inc bulI and then thrown TO the
tfound. apparently gorcd 20 ieath. be
Tore the eyes Of al present. The other
I~urcadores drove the bull away an. the
professional leaped TO his feet apparent-
y unharmec. He was brave enough to
o bow 10 the cheering thousands before
IalllnE unconscious In the arms of "a
companion Coming 20 the Court Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
ROBERT b. SdANTELL At THE REX
The Rex Theatre offers FOR today and
the crowned Monnrchs Of ne sac NJ
. Robert b.. Mantell. the worlds most en-
,eni dramatic star with Miss Geneyieve
hamper, the most beautiful young aC-
trcSS on the stage in "a startling modern
society drama, The a of De
Ngjtou by. Rex Ingram. The story OF
d Kindness Of Devotion ina which
the celebrated Robert h. Mantell and
the beautiful GcueNieve Hamper max.
aH AHTl screen appearance under
the exclusive management OF william
foN. is one that combines heauty. love.
hatred. revenge and action. II contains
magnificent settings, superb drama and
tAt photography - faultieSs. Mr.. Man
toll has u role in which the impress OF
his genius viii be felt. The screen NAV
Dc said 20 have achieved its most brill
liant coup IN the eugagemen~ OF Mr..
Z Naut'U and Miss Hamper. In the role
d OF Count DE CUruay MT. Mantcll for the
firS' time in many years. appears In
modern dress. This famous man. whose
Kin Lear and Richard the Third
and q score OF other heavy ShakeSpear-
IAN characters are known the world
around VIII be- seen for the first mod
eru drama FOR any motion picture com
pany. Positively Tor two days only, co.
. day and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1915-03-15

II IS this total exchange which really
counts most. but in goods sold to Latin
Am eri ica we
Get Large Share have more than
r1 held our own.
having beaten
Great Britain. our nearest rival, for
Evening star., 1915-03-15

$500 Crepe Meteor, 40 inches wide at $l49
ST 90 Satin Messaine, 36 inches wide, at. 68c
ST. rs Black Peau de Cygne 40 inches wide, at. 89c
Plain and Fancy Ribbons, worth to Soc yard l8c
1Oc B1eached Palma" Cotton, So inches wide at.
69c Imported White Gabardne, 36 inches wide, 39c
9c White Rane IS inches WIDE for spring dresses at 19c
35c White Crepe 36 inches wide, at. 1Sc
29c White Mercerzed Batiste, As inches wide at. 4c
25c White Dotted Swiss 40 inches wide at. 12hc
25c White Pque 36 inches wide, at. lZ1zc
19c White Cannon Cloth "a inches WIDE at 1Ozc
19c White Plsse Crepe, 80 inches wide at. lie
Csc White French Voie 40 inches wide at. 16c
Smiths Crowleys Blue Label Needles, paper at DC
Turkey Red Woven Double Initials at ....-.......5c
10c Girde Foundations &c
Warrens Silk Featherbone yard at &c
Clarke's o. N. T. Darng Cotton three spools for.
Womens Regular 25c Hose Supporters at .......15 15c
Chinese Ironing Wax pieces for r...............3c Sc
1Oc Silk Hair Nets, all shades, at ..-....-.......5c
60inch Satine Tape Measures, regularly SC,
Inside Waist Betting, regularly lOc yard at
Swiss, Nansook and Cambria Enbroideres, yard 10hc
Oriental Lace Founcings u inches wide worth 7oc yd 49c
24inch Shadow Lace Flouncings worth 39c yard 29c
Pure Linen Torchon Lace Edglngs worth &c and lOc
Organdy Embroidery Edgngs worth loc yard, at 12zc
Swiss and Cambria Embroideres, worth 1Oc yard Sc
36inch Al-over Shadow Laces worth 75c yard at .49c
27nch Swiss Embroidery Flouncng worth 81 90 yd at 49c
12Hc "Cumfy' Cut Vests, for at 81zc
Wonens Lorraine Silk Boomers regular 81 value $69
Womens Iorraine' Silk Vests, worth $l25, $1O5
Womens Gauze Union Suits worth 50c, at. .25c
Chldrens Medium weight Cotton Union Suits, worth
Womens Extrasze Sateen Petcoas worth 81 So at 98c
Womens Extrasze Messaline Silk Petticoats, at 298
ST 90 Everwear Lining Satin 50 inches wide, at .69c
Soc Lining Silks, one yard wide at .........39 $40
Black Nuban Percaines, worth l5c yard at 10c
25c SOC and 75c Stationery mgrs oddmen quire at 1Oc
Envelopes to match worth up zoe package,
Evening star., 1915-03-15
Notable Tuesday List Bargains Tempt Early Buying

s. 50 Vacuum Clothes Washers at. SIC
9x2-ft Japanese Mating Rugs worth $780, at. $195
$500 Japanese Mating Rugs size oxo it., at. $1A5
oxo-ft Japanese Mangs worth $780, at .95c
Genuine Crex Rugs, 1886 inches, at. .19c
75c Genuine Crex Rugs size 27x54 inches at SOC
ox2-ft Genuine Crex Rugs, worth $780, at $4.88
Genuine Crex Rugs, size 9x5 it., worth $1,000 $695
5-piece Slip Covers, of good quality material at $575
5-piece Slip Covers of cretonne $695
25c and 800 Imported Silks u inches wide, yard 4c
15c Ratine y inches wide, yard at .9Ac
35c Embroidered Homespun Silk inches wide, yard 16c
5c Seamless China Mattings, stock yard at 8hc
22c Seamless China Matings extra heavy weight 4c
SOC and Csc Seamless China Mangs finest grade yard 9c
SIS and $6 New Spring Trimmed Hats $298
ST so Crepe Kmonos, in Designs at .98c
Womens Soc Pure Silk Boot Hose, pair at.
Women's ST 90 Pure Silk Hose pair at. &c
Childrens 121zc Fast Black Cotton Hose .81zc
75c Seamless Beached Sheets doubebed size, at. .48c
SOC Extra Doubebed size Welded Beached Sheets
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases. worth zoe each, at 15e
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases. worth 12Iac eac 8Ac
ST Crochet Bed Spreads, Marseles patterns,
$3.50 Scalloped Crochet Spreads at $149
12Hc New Spring Dress Ginghams u inches wide 84c
32nch Kidde Cloth regularly zoe yard .12hc
36nch New Spring Percales worth l0c yard at Ac
Women's $3.50 and $500 Spring Footwear .......$159
81 90 and S1.25 Umbrellas, for and $40
81 90 Alwool Storm Serge, 50 inches wide SO
42ncf Silk and Wool Popn worth $l25 yard, .89c
81 rs Alwoo Gabardine, a. inches wide .98c
Sl75 Chiffon Broadcloth so inches wide $29
SOC Shepherd Check Sutings 54 inches wide, 39c
81 90 All-wool Henrietta A inches wide at .75c
81 90 Chiffon Taffeta Silk, SO inches wide, at &c
81 so Crepe de Chine 40 inches wide, at .98c
ST. so Black Satin Ducesse Royal 54 inches wide $159
Evening star., 1915-03-15
LATIN AMERICAN TRADE.
I.-0ur Share in 1t.
By Frederic J. Haskin.

No fact in connection with the war
has been more widely heralded than
that IL affords the United States q
great opportunity for strengthening
her trade and social relations with the
other American republics. This year
has been hailed. and rightly, as an all
American year. 1t is still more true
that we arc entering upon AN all
American decade. The next ten years
cannot fail to be of momentous inn
portance in the relations of all the
American countries. And this is the
time when every citizen of the United
States should be studying the wonder
ful countries to the south of his own.
But out of this vast and sudden en-
thusiasm about Latin American oppor-
runities has risen a great deal of mis-
axe and nlisconception. Too much of
our information has been given us by
gentlemen who made eighty day trips
around the continent of South America
and interviewed chiefly bartenders and
deckhands. We have been given too
many Impressive statistics and not
enough hard facts The general i'm
port of all this food of near-literature
about "the great opportunity in South
America has that in the past all
the Europear ntries have outsold
us III the LatIr American field, and
that now they are out of the game and
I'll we have to do is to step in and
rake the profits they have SO long
e1joyed.
In point of fact. both of these state
nients are fundamentally incorrect.
We have not been outsold in the past,
and we have precious little cause to
worry about what We are going to
take away from European nations in
The immediate future.
First. then. what share of the Latin
american trade have we really enjoy
ed? And this question must be answer
I'd to some extent i'll figures. The most
striking fact shown by the records of
Latin American commerce for 1918,
and one which seems to have been al
most universally overlooked. is that
the United States enjoyed q greater
total exchange of goods with the
Latin american countries than any
other country. The amount of the ex-
change betu cen the United states and
all OF the twenty-one republics COM
pGisinG Latin America was sS03.466,-
ana. Great Rritain WAS next with
:.+;t;."S6,oo0 and Germany third. with
SfoI. I.132.oo"-
Evening star., 1915-03-15
H G. KIMBALI, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIrRICT
or Colnmoia.-in the matter NJ the estats Of
Marion q. Lane. non compos mcptis.-No. $685..
Equity Docket I2-Jcsse F. Potbpry ash l.
smith Raspn. trustees. having reported sala cr
lot A, in square 3.2- improved by premises piR
New York avenue northwest on March Q, lpl5,
situate in the city or Washington, District Of
six hundred dollars tslh.eo0r. II Is thi. 18th dsr
of March AID. 1915, ordered that said ssle bn
ratified and confirmed By the conrt, unless cause
April, 1915, provided a oopy Of this order lie
published IN each of three successive issues or
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star prior TO the expiration Of said period. r.
+. SIDDoSS, Justice. ,Sesi} True ~opy. Test.
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By'F 2. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst. Clerk. mhIs, ,222o
Evening star., 1915-03-15
Hamburg Housewives Organize
e Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
HAMBURG. February 28.-The Ham
burger Housewives League Is prepar-
ing to open a bureau for housewives
and cooks, at which the latter may be
given instruction and advice regard
ing the value OF war food supplies and
the nutrient qualities OF various
products. War cook books and pam
pflets Will be distributed without cost
II necessary. The bureau also will
the benefit OF housewives, who now
that their husbands are at war. must
seek employment.
Evening star., 1915-03-15

The American who took American
made playing cards to South Americ;
Evening star., 1915-03-15
March Trade aAn Event Extraordinary Opportunities

Never have there been greater money
saving opportunities for cash buying in
the wholesale markets than today-and
this alert organization has been able to
bring the cream of the worlds best spring
fashions to the homes of Washington at
minimum prices. The advantages we
obtained are now offered to you in
wealth of bargains that crowd the store
from basement to fourth floor.
Evening star., 1915-03-15

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pTsrKrur
OF Columbia a-fieorge A. Fuller Company plain
tin. vs. George r. Smith. Sol c. SugAfma1.
Thomas Hogan and Levy Eisohn, defendante>
No. SSls9, Equity docket II The object q thi.
suit is to enforce the claim OF plaintiff for
Sl4, ,sca.41 with interest thereon from August
IS, 1914. against tho equitable interest Of the
defendant, George P Smith. in the following
described real property situate in the city o.
Washington. District OF Columbia by sals
COZ. IN square hundred and twenty -ssvsr
d27l. contained within tho following metes AUD
bounds: Beginning for the at tbs north
east corner OF said lot. and running thence wet
on street. forty-one t+D feet: thence south one
hundred t1onl feet; thence west fve 6l fert Z,
the west line of said lot; thence south on said
west line thirteen u3l feet 10 tn. southwest
corner Of said lot, thence suutheasteyiy on ths
southern line of said lot to the angle IN said
south line, thence east Oh the south limo OF SAID
thence north hundred and forty nine dse'
feet 10 said street and the point Of beginning
being all Of said lot except tho west 6re S1
feet front tisereof on / street by the depth Or
one hundred tioo, feet, together with ali tie.
improvements. rights, privileges, easements gen
wise appertaining known and designated No
1928 street northwest. ON motion Of the pistr
tin, IL Is this 18th day of March. 1915, ordered
that the defendants. Sol @ SagaTmap, Thomas
Hogan and Levy Esohn. cause their appra rance
to be entered herein before the forfeit
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day OF the first pi'lica tiou
of this order: otherwise the will be rro-
ceeded with as in ease Of default. Fpvdcd. =.
copy OF this order be published week foe
Reporter and The Evening Star before said dar.
e. L. S1DDoNS Justice, iSeai.i \ true ,upr.
Test: i. Il. YOUNG. Clerk. by y. T.. JN-
NINGHAM. Asst. Clerk mh15. -. -
Evening star., 1915-03-15
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Bankruptcy. No. 1899. To the
creditors Of James II. peran and Albert l..
Doran Of Washington. D. e. coportners trading
under the firln name Of DoraD Rrothers-Y"u are
hereby notified that said james and Albert
Doran. individually and as c"partners al
judicated bankrupt March 1". 1915. their
application. and that the first meeting Of their
creditors will be held at my office. No. 416 atA
st NV. said CITY. on March 2s. 1915, at u
O'Clock Am. at which time you he present.
prove your claims, appoint trustee. examine
the bankr1Ipts and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting. T..
5. McCALMONT. Referee in I.rnkruptcy:
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Bankruptcy. No. aJo.-To ti,e
creditors of EwalI Schneider and caroin"
Schneider, individually aud co partners, trad
Ing as the Thomfordt Co. tankrupts. Notice +.
hereby given that the above named hankrupts
have filed their petition. praying for discharge
from all their debts in BANKRUPTCY. and tina I
their creditors and other persons interested are
required TO enter their appearance in opposition.
II any so desire On or before the 18th day Of
Apri1 1918, z. s. McCAT.MpNr Referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
NO FURTHER SPREAD
OF SCOURGE IN VALLEY
Government Experts Hopeful That
They HIVE Foot
Disense Under Control.

WINCHESTER. VA, March DE
disease situation in Frederick County
were at standStill to-day. The in
spections made showed no positive de-
velopncnts on suspected farms, but II
was deemed advisable to keep several
suspected cases still under quarantine
Tho experts believe that the slowncss
OF III" development OF the malady in
several cases now under quarantine
may be due to an attcnuatcd form
OF virus. The government men are not
relaxing In their vigilance, however,
and are making Il thorough inspection
OF all farms within radius o: three
miles from tho three infected herds
They hope to have more help from the
Federal Bureau OF Animal Industry, so
that the given areas may be covered
more quickly and the disease checked
before II spreads over the county. Tn
to the present time no sheep have been
slaughtered. and the disease has not
been discovered among sheep IN this
county. Government experts feel that
they arc getting tho situation we'll In
hand. but they emphasize the import
ancc OF farmers and stock,ncn CO.
operating with them because the in
lection Is still In the county and can
very easily be spread. Hundreds OF
farmers and stockmcn attended a mon
ster mass-mceting AT the courthouse
to-day when the government experts
explained the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
WINCHESTER ENTERTAISS
OLD DOMINION WOODNIEN


Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA, March with
very officer occupying his station and
clcSates TO the number OF go present
presenting every section OF the old
dominion, the head camp OF the Wood
1cn OF the World OF Virginia began its
NTH biennial session to-day In the
all OF Hickory Camp, No. 80. and will
emain In session until late tomorrow
ransactinE vast amount of business
|nat has accumulated during the past
|~o years Head Consul T.. NJ Bunch,
L I.ynchburE. Is presiding. The uni
l>rmcd degree team OF Port Norfolk
|iitiatcd over thirty candidates to-
|iSht. A feature OF to-day's session
Az an address by Sovereign Manager
Eilliam Ruess, OF Cleveland O., who
tme as tho personal representative OF
1vereign Commander w. 4. Fraser
I Omaha, Nch., to present tho head
imp OF Virginia with large silk
merican flag as a prize for the great
I gain In membership during the past
i .ar. In competition with head camps
4 Indiana, Illinois and New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
tSTORS ARE DISMISSED
TO OTHER PRESBYTERIt;S

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l
'ULASk1. VA, March 9.-The Presby-
~ OF Abingdon met hero on Monday
ternon in called session. y letter OF
was granted to Rev Dupuy
to tho West Hanover Prcsby-
y. Eastern Virginia, that he might
sept call to tho Covesville charge.
:. Holladay has been pastor of the
aper's Valley charge for three years.
> Will take up his new work on April
Rev. j. II. Wiser, who has been pas
I or the church Mt WEIGH. w. Va, was
zen letter of dismissal from the
|osbytery to tho FL Paso Prcsbvtcry.
having been extended n call to Mid
I'd. Texas. The matter of grouping
p Diapers Valley and River View
riches was referred TO the home mis-
n committee for report to be given
the spring term of tho presbytcry.
ich Will DO held on April 90 Mt
|rion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA, March a-Thc
funeral OF Frank T. Jones. a highly
respected citizen Of Dirwiddic, who died
on SUNDAY in his cighticth year. took
place this afternoon from White Chapel
NJ. l.. Church, Rev. G. +. Corner oNiciat-
ing. Mr.. Jones was practical, pro-
GrcssiHe farmer, and had accumulated
handsome estate. He was n Confcd-
crate veteran, serving in Jcffries's Not
toway Artillery. He is survived by his
wife and five childrcn-Wilton l.
Jones. Of Baltimore: L. II. Jones, of
Dinw'ddie; W. =. Jones. OF Brunswick;
Mrs. Wavcrly Webb. Of Dinwiddic, and
Mrs. J. Knox Jones. Of Brunswick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Bnrton Heights woman's Club.
School Assembly Hall. { O'Clock.
WomRn's Club. authors reading,
James P0yntE Nelson, I:3O O'Clock.
RichpIond Chapter. Daughters of
Confederncy. Lee Camp Hall. IL
O'Clock.
Lee Auxiliary. Daughters OF Con-
federncy, Home for Confederate
Women, 4 o'clock.
Richmond Education Association.
executive board, John Marshall
High School. 3i3O o'clock.
Alliance Hull, address, Rev. A. r.
Funk. necretnrE Christian Alliance
Training Institute. = o'clock.
Midday Lcntcn services, especially
for men, 81. Pnul's Church, address,
by Rev. Henry Sionn Coffin. OF Mad
lion Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York City, to 80 o'clock.
BIJOu-Grnycc Scott Company, in
"LoSers' Lime" S;SO.
Eyric-Naudeville and pictures;
mRtinee. 3; night, Si3O md 81.
Strnnd-PRram pictures; con-
tinuous performance, IL noon to II.
Standardization pictures, con-
tinuous performance. IL noon to II.
SuperiOr-Motion pictures, con-
tinuous performance. 1880, morning,
to II, night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. March 9-Thc OK
tremc southwestern disturbance has
disappeared, but SHOWS and rains con-
tinued in the Southwestern States and
the rain extended into Louisiana and
Western Arkansas. Elsewhere cast of
the Rocky Mountains the weather was
generally clear. There has been n gem
cral. though moderate, rise in temper
AZURE over all districts except the Pa
cihc states and over limited areas in
the Northwest. Unsettled weather
with local rains and SHOWS, will con-
tinuc Wednesday west of the Rocky
Mountains and there will be rains or
SHOWS in Western Tennessee and Ar
kansas. and rains in tho Gulf states.
except interior Texas. Elsewhere fair.
weather will prevail Wednesday. ano
Tor THURSDAY b.ncraily fair weather is
indicated over all districts. II will be
warmer Wednesday and Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
Alleged Moon.hiner Arrested.

DURHAM, y. c.. March y.-Robert
Roberts. Jake Walker and Charlie Lips
comOc. found at large still in Lebanon
township on Saturday, were arraigned
before Justice II. a. Harris to-day on
tho charge of blockading. Lipscombe
turned States evidence and the case
against him was mol pressed. The other
two were bound over TO the Superior
Court under a bond of $500 each Jim
Roberts had come to town TO attend his
brothers trial. Lipscombe testified that
Jim was the owner OF the illegal plant
Jim Roberts was Immediately arrested
and placed under $500 bond. which he
gave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
CHARMING HAIR,
rs CENT DANDER|NE

Besides identifying the hair at once
panderine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff; cleanses, purifes and inyiro.
rates the scalp. forever stopping itch.
Ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most Will
BIO after few weeks use when Won
Will actually see new hair-fine and
downy at flrst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. IL YOU
care for pretty. soft hair and lots OF e.
surely get 25-cent bottle of Knowl.
tons DandcrIno from any druggist or
toilet counter and just try it.-Advcr-
tiscmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
Mrs. Mary II. BauEhcr.
Tspecial 10 Tho Timcs-Disnatc,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CROZET, VA. March Mrs. Mary
y. BauEhcr, widow OF James A.
BauEhcr. died yesterday at the Univcr-
siiy of Virginia HOSPITAL after ten
days illness. Interment will be at
Elk,on, Va. in the old family GENE
terry. She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Mary r. Duff, OF Crozct, and one
son, fritton. and two daughters Ber-
nice and Rubic; one sister, Mrs. " r.
Richards OF Chatham, Va, and one
brother. j. c. Duff. OF Dunsmore, w. Va.
Mrs. BauGhcr had resided with her
family at Crozct for eight years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
NIrs. Kettle IsbeIl.
"' U HN''
.;pcc!al to The Times-DIsDatct

Especial to The Times DIspatch.1
CARTERSVILLE. VA. March o.
The remains OF Mrs. Bette Isbcn. who
died at tho homo OF her son. Matt IL.
Isbcll. OF Culpcpcr. on Saturday night,
reached here on Monday evening and
were entered In the family section at
Thomas Chapel Cemetery to-day by
the side OF her husba James r.. IsbclI,
who had preceded her to the grave sew
eral years ago. The remains were ac-
companicd here by her three sons, Matt
of Culpcpcr: Frank. Of Stcarncs and
Archer. OF Richmond; also one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Herndon, OF Greenvillc. S. c.
Beside these she leaves another son,
James, and two daughters, Mrs. Beau
champ and Mrs. Hall. OF South Caro-
lima.
Mrs. IsbelI was lightweight years Of
ago and had been in feeble health for
several years. She was the oldest Of
family of nine children OF Nathaniel
Walton, Of this county. all Of whom
have passed away save one brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
Mir. Dyspeptic!
You Can Now Eat
A Rip-Ronring. Rich Meal II Your
Take Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet After II.

Don't Take Our Word For IT, Let Irs
Send You II Free Sample to Prove IT.
All you stomach sufferers whom food
has cowcd and who walk to your meals
as though YOU were about to enter
the arena of Nero. here Is u message
that will make you glad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
Miss Annie Il. Garrett

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BAll.SFlLLE. VA. March 9.-After a
i9nE illness. Miss Annie T. Garrett died
at the home of her niece. Mrs. w. G.
Ncthcriand. of this place. She was in
the htty-ninth year of her age, and is
survived by her three brothers, !. Will
liam Garrett and Il. H. Garrett of Suu
INSIDE, Va. and H. G. Garrett, of Balls
Niile. lnterment was at Grove Church
in Cumberland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL,
NO DANDRUFF-
Try this! Doubles beauty OF
your hair and stops it
falling out.

Your hair becomes light. wavy, fluffy.
abundant and appears as soft. lustrous
and beautiful as young girls after n
"Danderine hair cleanse" Just try this
cloth with little Dam
derine and carefully draw II through
your hair, taking one small strand at
time. This will cleanse the hair of
dust. dirt and excessive oil. and In just
4 few moments YOU have doubled the
beauty OF your hair.