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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

NNW ORLEANS. Aug ~ l'"T7V0TN
through this port during July broke az
nWt AZ i2.8i02io. according to figures 'aG-
nounccd today by the United states col
loctor of customs This was am increase
Of .5I7.7O5 over July last year and SIlll-
212 over the same month In 1913, the pre-
yious high mark Imports through this port
for July totalcd So G35, l3I, or $lAsS. O2'
under the same month last year The in
crease in exports is attributed to shipments
cceded July shipments last year by $500,
gI3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
Rough Stcnnlng.


"Thump-rattlcty-baug." went the
piano
"Nh1t are you trying 10 play.
Jauc2' called out her father from the
next room.
ITS an exercise from my new in
struction-book. First Step in Music,
she answered
"Wgl. 7 knew YOU were PLAYING
with your feet" ne said, grimly: but
don't step so heavily on the keys-lt
1isturbs my thoughts"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 12-Spot cotton
steady ~ points up Sales on the spot $50
arrive $40 Good ordinary G,93c, strict
good ordinary 7.40c low middling l2c
strict low middliug 8.57c, middllng s94c,
strict middliug a10c good middlng 9.3lc'
strict good midduug 9.Ssc. Receipts l59i
stock l2-.2s3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

KANSAS CITY Aug -WHEAT-No.
Q hard g1 2GaI a.. 40. red Sl22.
'CORN-No 2 mixed 7Giz @77c, No. ?
0ATs-No. 2 white GI@6lhe No. 2
mixed 4Gd 5Oc3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
chlcaro Graln md Provisions.


CHICAGO. Aug 2--WHEAT-No. 2 red
sl1Ga1.1g. No. hard Sl.20Gl l.25.
" CORN-No. 2 yellow 90 y "a s2Ac
Standard. new, j4c
BARIEY--72 z Sic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS
TO TRADE

S50O GOOD residence lot to trade for late
model Ford. 107 East First.
FOR TRADE-Eight-roo two-story modern
residence located in high class resident
district south side 20 trade for smaller
bouse vacant lot and automobile. Fleetwood
q Jennings Phone 262.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

Rl advertising for position wanted,
n rritura for sale and personals aEe cash
w'lh order.
Outoitow ads will not be run un'
etg remittance Is made with order
Tvo cents per word for all ads. ordered
uJrlasSified
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Apartmsnts-4 rooms and bath;
newly decorated; soft well water
furnished throughout the building;
$50. Located Fifth and Elgin,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. Aug ~ HOGS Receipts IL.
600 weak: bulk S67OM735, light S71O@
al MIXED S65ON75O, heavy SG.8jd 7.30,
rough s6356G.jO, pigs S70OG 500
CATrLE-Receipts 5000, firm; native
beef cattle sGIOG 1925. western steers 500
n 90. cows and heifers S31Og91O, calves
s5.OOM11.65.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900, weak sheep
s5.gO6G.65, lambs s6.75a sos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
AlWERTlSlNG RATES

Az advertisements will be accepted In
The World on tho following eonditiNns
ONLY:
Nc sd less thOu IS cents We reserve me
rgh, to revise and classify all ads HetnrN
WToi., replies. Three.time ads very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
ErrLts corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
Or. cent word for all elHssihcauoh'
sxcelt clairvoyrnts, personals and matri'
mou,al which Il two cents per word; mini,
tum charge 25 cents. Your credit is gooa
n va own phone. except for persona
iur ure for sale and position wanted aH
yert'ing Shich are cash. Classification not
qua. rnteed after 8 p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY. Aug ~ BUTTER
creamery 27c hrsts poe. SECONDS BE, pack
ing lHiaC
EGGS Firsts 1gc seconds 10 Ac
POuLTRY-Ilc Hens lie, ROSTERS &c. broii.
crs l5c.
NEW POTATOES Southcrus steady, I5c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

WANTED Experienced collector ON coim1m'S,
Sion good thing for hustler. Address
s25 care World, giving references.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
FURNISHED ROOMS

ron PEyT
.--- .----------- lNH nv -
FOR RtNI-liousekeepinr rooms. llo west
---, ----.",
FOR RENT'-Newy furnished rooms 4ol
South Elgin.
FOR RENT Furnished room, private nome
Phone lS9O.R.
F07i -FiTgt-ciass RouscEccping rooms,
6il South Boulder.
FOF RENT V0J-~- EoT-gLrrrinr rooms
iiu snutb Fi,,ood
To1 REVT--Vi--.7, 1-rni.EcJ .o1tb rooms
9N4 grrb unri6.r
i,,,,, 1,,,-s5 EI1
my ,'.,. H. pm, o-la ''''l'"'
-g,-- = -,----
FOR RENI- SSNroom house, modern" F"o"e
o.. .-- ~ -.-',- -->---- o.
lOk hINI-I furnished rooms, with Steep
ing porch. Phone 1900. .
FOR RENT Housekeeping roomsi good
water ll6 West seventh
! FOR RTNT-NiccIy mwi,1cd housekeeping
room 3o9 North Boulder.
FOR RENT C1oI south room close m;
nIint bawc pboro 9og.J %
TnP gIlZ-T 1I1T-r- 7-GT T-u-gIrruiu,
,,.,,rs IoDa souu Drtroit
7----, ,-,-,--,. ,--,,-----
'IH r.,'ar mrr wo5Srn 5Sg TSo1, S0p' S09 ' "'
------- ----
! FOE KENT Modern sgh'rWnE rooms,
-.o..'2.,- ''2 ...---,3. -..-,', --- -,..,..
| FOR RENI-Ihrce furnished room Tor "-Nl
housekeeping 2l5 No5h Ewgol.
EARL uOTElr-3og South Hostou. south
I rooms with private halh. w per Wgch-
| I-IR UOTW 400 south Ro,tou. south
rooms with private bath SG per week
| I0T PI7y,T ,r--- -ir-I- T-r-i.I5l ro.r,
~ Lnn.eta.,irr gO3 North Ro.tou
| fNF KEN -C"oI h"",tL'tlnG 'I"""I.I '''"
-L---- y
FOR RENT l"rgr front room WIN sl'.'
WGdoN,- Phone 2gH tel 9oHlL l,-l-l,
| FOR KENT- Two or hrec cool furnished
rooms for light housekeeping usl south
Van -.
| FOR RFNT-Nico clean room 300 South
Bouidcr opposite EIks' Home phone
| 1853.
| FOI KENT-Onr southeast sleeping rudu
! upstairs modern home Gul ~urb Ciu.
! cfrIi.,
non 7,l,,-7 ,i7---,----- III ,-,,-ri-I--I for
liz ngbf 'L.,ors.Grrnipg. o'' modern ios south
| Gutbrio ''H'
-
| FOR RENT southwest room hLrS LUZ
nlNhed close 'h' Tor gentlemen. ga H""'n
DenysI.
| FOR RENl-liousckeeping rooms. 'front.' ana
nacN entrance LOT man ana vic.
| -t,lI- I-I--l.,
! FOP RFNT-Room In lovely private home,
| also seepirr porch. 1901 s. Boulder
! Phone 4G7G
| 77--71 7-7-,-,;7 - - g.
EVE hHE ,,l.,'., Mo room Su''S s5o oIA
South Elrin. .G' ''' '''''' '''
s.s ..... es.s. g:::. ssss & .... 2..,.. Coo.
T2@5 T9R TTz7-757 zEz22 57277 5a59-::77 5223 7 r-
r. r9s9ea %s9sg rof% PPsns with 1es g2dero 'o"'"e"'
FOR -FE7T-Tvo rooms for iie65 4@aso-
7QE ,,resyc r,S ,esgms .n roo@ ,5,ss run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
New York Spot Cotton.
New York Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, Aug 10. Spot cotton quiet
middlng uplauds ease no sales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

BOARD OF EDUCATION
B. A. A. Bumgamer, Nice-Pres.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
FOUND

MISUNDERSTANDING bracelet. Owner can
have same by calling at World office and
identifying same
FOUND-Watch fob. Owner can have same
by calling Mr. KinIie at World office and
describing property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

GALVESTON. Aug 12 Middling 9oor
receipts lt4I. exports sosAi sales 81 B
stock lOi.325.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
Kansas City Live stoel

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l2.-HoGs-Re.
heavy s7004725, packers and butchers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13
LOST

TOST-Hub CAP for Oldsmobile Finder please
notify W. NJ Daueherty. Sapulpa, X. F.
ID. No. g.
FOTND-Child's white coat last Sunday aft
ernOon: party may have same by Phoning
42a5 In evening.
IOST-World collection book contaiuing
name Of James Mcdonald. Reward If re.
turned TO World office
'LOeT--LarEe white male bulldog collar and
tag No. 235: right ear droop' Return
70 4lp East Eighth St. Reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-13

DISPLAY.
~ adver Hspments are accepted win lue
5is,tqct uroerstanding that position 'is not
qua ,nnteed requests for position VIII pe
grs4;ed wren possible but ads, VIII De
cha ycd whether In position as requested w
MOI Notice o! typographical or other errors
mum h. given In writing in time for eorrec,
ticI. before the second insertion, otherwise Sc
NJ Tains will be. allowed. Proofs VIII 90
sub.lued to advertiser ONLY when cop, COPY
has hsen handed into the office 4s hours
nre lo,,s 10 pr.ss time on the date adyer,
,sss,acrt islC IS to run, The delivery, OF copy
~ Advertising in tho business o,tihce or ~
an eiopluye Of said paper viii De con, cGa
,idtteA an acceptance OF all rates a"u 'u'''
sbirh aye in effect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
Bv MAY MANTON

Such a pretty. dainty little irock as this
nne always finds is place In the one
New Il Is shown made Of crepe de chine
throughout with trimming OF rosebud
banding In the other, it il made of Dor
dcrcd wolfe combined with plain and with
strip OF embroidery used to give the
yoke effect Since il can be made either
with or without lining, it is adapted
both Ia silk and TO cotton stufs.
The body portion is cut with separate
front and back portions that are scanned
over the, shoulders and shirred over the
seams When the lining is used it acts
az a stay when il is omitted, there can be
straight strips OF material or tape used
for the purpose. The skirt is perfectly
straight, and whether the yoke portion is
plain or shirrcd, it is joined both
to the skirt and to the body portion.
Such frocI is available dor many fab
riee; those suggested are charming and
there ARE also really wonderful new cotton
crtpes that would bc fascinating made in
this way White, with little lowered
hgutes that are essentially child-like and
charming, would be very lovely.
For the , year size will be required s /.
yds of material n in. wide, yds. 60
or y yds. a., to make a. shown in the
front view, pas yds. ~ or 50, y yds
A., with "a yds OF houncing 90 in wide
and 3 : Nd. ot aIl-over embroidery X in
vide, TO make as shown in back view.
The pattern No. $3.50 is cut in size
from 10 10 ID years. it will be mailed Il
Of this paper, on receipt OF ten cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
News From All Sections Of Virginia
CHASE CITY CHURCHES
TO BUILD TWO MILES
Pledges Money to Help Complcte
Road From That City
to Randolph

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Chase City, April 5.-The Cham
Der of Commerce Of Chase City will
raise 5000 TO go toward the building
of a two-mile link of improved road
In Charlotte County to complete the
good roai from this city to Randolph
on the Ricnmon1 -Danville line OF the
Southern Railway.
This two-mile link will complete
a gold road through the lower sec
ton Of Charlotte County into this
city. and II is believed that its bad
condition FOR several years past has
kept many citizens of that section
llaway from this city. who would like
ITO come here to market their to-
bacco and to do their trading. The
road is TO cost, according to an es-
innate by the State Highway COM
imissioner, about $500, and half IA
to be paid by the Charlotte Road
Board and by private citizens of that
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

IN Paris proud IN claim her as a
country woman during the wears Of
her study there. and that she had
received he most hattering notices,
and she has gone On pa ting ard
teaching in the way in which she
has been taught even against adj
verse criticism IN her owa school
here
Mrs Balls talk was a very fas-
cinattng one, and an unusually large
number Of members and guests were
present 20 hear her, She was intro
duced nv Mrs Arthur Leftoy, and
Mrs Jeffrey Montague was the chair
man of the afternoon
Prominent Wedding.
An out-of-toWn wedding of much
Interest 20 society I'm Richmond and
throughnut the State was celebrated
last evening at o'clock in the Mary
f. Bonreer Memorial Chapel Of the
Christ Church Cathedral St Louis.
Mo- when Miss Emma Webster skip
with. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pey-
TON II ShipNith, was married 20
Mr.. John Guthrie Hopkins Ir,. son
OF Mr. and Mrs John Guthrie Hop
kins ~ New York and '"Tiverton -
near Greenwood Albemarle County.
The bride entered the church with
her father who:Fave her IN me rria g.
Her wedding GOWN vas n shien~1 ~
white ch8"meuse- with IN overdrrss
Of silver embroidered ullN, and her
ven ~ Nluaiun Vaa hel1 with grange
blossoms Ic~ bouquet was a shower
~ nrrhf34 and titles If Tho valley.
Mise Edfth row"f skip wit was ~"
'*rido's maid ~ honor ana her cow,
WAS Of silk can hrutderc1 net over rose
rfuk satin and ~" CARRIED shower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
PosToFFTCE ROBBERY CHARGED.
Two Suspects Held In Jail At Harrisou-
h.,r Va


Harrfsonbure, Va, April 1.-Two men
suspected OF having robbed the post
office at Basic City two weeks ago
have been landed in the Harrsonburg
Jail by local officers. acting at the In
stance of Postoffice Inspector ARM
strong. OF Charlottesville, who IL In
Festieating a series of thefts in the
valley within recent months
One OF the men, Michael Nolan. about
ffty-ffve years old, carries pensioners
certificate from the United States gov
eminent. and says that he was in
jured by the explosion OF shell on
board the battleship Indiana in 1898.
just at the outbreak OF the Spanish
American war. He is a cripple and
says he has been in Richmond for
about seventeen years. Upon entering
a separate cell here he warned his
companion not to talk. The companion
calls himself Billy McBryde. He Is
about twenty years old
Yeggnen have been in the habit OF
camping out near a village whose post
office is booked for robbery. Safes
are then removed from the Office and
blown open outside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
BULLET IN HIS ABDOMEN.
Self inflicted Wound Likely TO Cause
Mans Death.

Harrtsonburg, Va, April 5.-With
the chances against his recovery,
Jacob Stroop, Jr., young single man
OF Singers Glen. is lying at the point
of death in the Rockingham Memorial
Hospital. in Harrisonburg. with bull
let wound in his abdomen Stroop had
been in bad health for a long time, and
on Friday afternoon the report of a
rife shot was heard from his room.
He told those who rushed To his as
sistance that Il was an accident.
He was driven In a vehicle twelve
miles across the country to Harrison.
burg, where an operation was per-
formed The bullet perforated his
intestines twelve times, lodging in the
small OF his back II he RECEIVERS it
will he a miracle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

I.yuchbure Va April THE death
of On J.. W Wilson, which occurred
here saturday eveniug after an III
ness Of nearly 4 year removed one Of
the best-known profess onal residents
Of his city, and man who was i'm .
meusely popular with all classes DIR
Wilson had engaged in the practice
Of dentistry here for many wears and
was president Of the Lynchburg Den
tai Association fEe was native Of
Wakeheld. Westmoreland County. nay.
ine been born there IN 1866 His wife.
who was Miss Laura Page l.angforue.
of this city, ard two daughters survive
him. They arc Miss Louise Waller
Wilson who is attending Agnes scott
Institute. AT Decatur Ca. and Miss Lila
WASHINGTON Wilson who has Just
graduated from the Lynchburg High
school His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Washington Wilson. of Westmoreland
County ia also living
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
HOTEL. ATTIRE. GUESTS FLEE.
Travelling Man and Woman Hurt at
Harrison burg Blaze.

Harrisonbburg, Va. April THE
Cavanaugh Hotel here. well known to
tourists. was visited by $4,000 fire
early yesterday morning. 4 young
woman. who was going 10 church, dis
covered flames in the roof and notified
the night clerk. Thirty sleeping guests
had to make hurried exit. A travel
ing man was overcome by smoke and
woman had her hair and fingers
singed. but both were rescued, Fire
caught from electric wires, The hotel
will suffer no interruption to bust
ness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
THE APPALACHIAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. INCORPORATED,

OF Bristol, Virginia, having reinsured
all it's outstanding life policies in the
State of Virginia in the Columbia Life
Insurance Company. of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and having discontinued bust
ess in the State OF Virginia, as Of
June Is. 1914. hereby announces its
intention to withdraw bonds Of said
company now held on deposit with
the Treasurer of the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
German LastNight
Brilliant Function
r1NAL ENTERTAINMENT or TuE
RICHMOND GERMAN club.
PROMINENT WEDDINGS

4 xor Hotet MS .n, .f enc most bril-
Iiant f,Dr.in~z e.fy.- Ia psrrraa-tt
durlap A. c,,frr SEASON Ths ra,.
mar hes, 81 a ,.ri.-b and arr 49,
corr, ~ no heftse-. erae,- tasted
ourtu s.7A gt~,.,,.l -eea t..ftr,,.,,., .,...s
aIahov.t,1y a,..,t.afe'9 ia .u.1r7x sa~rs
and rraxtrr ltcs ans b.,.,r.ae as4
sossave ,,5arsx ,,-o~.s ss.era sea al,tst tina
yor1r ans b.vls4 tha .,.rr y,fe~a
The orrhsstrs Wa seated
Cadence T., r.re >.sra ie.F t1-. cor
mar. ssarcl,sc VS. Ma R--.s- ,.s.sye-
land Core. -he saE..tae.e daughter ~
Mrs Ar~b{h.ta y F~--sc
Miss Gene r7wt vas.ar as5s.s..a
e~aIr ~ 49,, ,.l,sv ,.-s..sS ,,ee.-.. ann
: long trsIn ard al s-e-dress ~ ;s.tIs
esrhroiaerea IN rtsss-er. CRYSTALS
The nodtea vsss #afsref - me t.5...
ara r~7-fal e7-.f-es3s-, avs Scr
fovavs uTp,,e >.-,4i Ind ,f1.r. e=-f.a
valley t5sS Utn tssa xrs9-.ers
AZ II c,~-oe& San-er va served s.
small taelfs the .5nire--erts II
the ho;sf The tables .se~s arranged
with ,eH baskets ataa v.tr Hs..t-
snaparaEers ans Easter ls.es t4aa
with fcvss m hale a..e 4.t.a r. olson
ara r,Narrss a~s f3as ,y,-.s arranged
about the roor. Tae.a a.. ~a.eiy.4
for TIE rfeh las. ~s-H. s-e.aaes Mrs
Thomas Yeu.rsrex Esrxa~ Mrs E-ss4es,
III usn sf~e Tats- te,-esz Me- }xs-
5sarn II "a f+e,nr ~ Nj. re@.,
Sseua-t p~ver sfr~ t3a~~s,. fsses-
ne- WAL NJ ra,af Harris Ifa..
Mrs. John r Anderson Afrs George
cole s~oft NJ. rtao J;ax-n IA *.
E g f-ntesas~rfl, Js.~la,-e,
A Ia~ga r-,,,-t...- - ...,..,f.,,5,,...
v,,es4s yre~a ,.ras..s. 49,. 60.
X = So. - . ~ | ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

They talk about blind pigs. The
prohibition movement has the old SOW
lay the ear. When W." pail her down,
the blind pig crop will suffer sharp
decline.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

n -->~se-4ss SO a@s-ss-%s.-%ss-@>NS
Dixie Tent of 81 and 30 AID the Tea
Garden az Blues Bazaar. The chair
man If each day ~ urged To he pres
emit or to send IA report Of the Work
done, and the names of those who are
willing to help In this work The call
fer the meeting Is signeG by Mrs y
v Randolph. chairman; Mrs. Nc
Weigh. Mrs r, - Taylor Mrs T. j,
White and Nrs. Charles Norman.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
branch II. Allen Auxiliary to the Nlr-
Rlnia HON" Tor IucLrahjcs viii take
place this morning at II o'clock in
Murphys Hotel All members are
urged to hc present AS important
business VIII hn discussed.
The regular monthly meeting If the
Council of Jewish Women VIII he held
IN the sabbath school room OF the
Temple Beth Ahabah this afternoon at
40 O'Clock The following interest
ing program has been arranged for the
afternoon Biblical selection. Mrs. T.
$. Sirause; general business, TRAY
cIers Ala work, Miss HoieH Boards
ley. soIo. Mrs William shepherds Miss
Carrie Clarke. accompanies. social
hour Members are cordially invited
to bring their friends as guests ot the
council,
An old-fashioned Queen Of May en-
tertainmeu' rs being planned bE Mrs
Peyser for the Retreat for the Sick
Any girls who have ever taken part
in n May pav performance are asked
to meet at the home OF Mrs Feyser
300 North Twelfth street and also
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06
SOCIETY

Ton" which was recently owned by
the Iate Dr. &. l.. OWsieS, anu IS uhe
uI tne snow places IN that section
uI Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

Mrs Franz Patlgrs0p, Of .W4ynes-
horo II m Richmond lg0r a visit OF
several days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-06

A very Interest 'ts recital was given
in Mrs Frank a. simmons, studio, at
Gintcr Iark saturday afternoon by
The follow Ing pupils Nan Russell
iJneJe Eileen Can Susie Pollard
Elizabeth Call. virginia Walkup.
Anne Faulkner Johnson. Eva Samp-
son. Louise KaFp. Cathryn Henua,
Elsie Harvey Jeanette Henna. Elinnr
Johnson Katherine Harris, Lula
Garst. Ctclia June Simmons and
Dorothy Harris
Tho following composers were rep
resented Mozart Beethoven Men5el-
ssuhn Goddard, DYorak Heller Riser.
Ma&.al, t3Qrgmuiier Mrs. troaNy
ADKINS. Ecyin. Rtlnhold Siebock.
y uu WIN and Sch>tte-
Nomcn's Meeting
This afternoon at ! o'clock. n Lee
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-09-18
To Make That French Twist.

A simple way to arrange the French
twist is to gather up the hair that
grows upon the crown of the head, as
if one were to form an old fashioned
roach, as displayed in the old time pho
tographs. Pin this so it will be out of
the way. Take the back hair and a bit
above the ears and do In a French
twist. With the topknot hair form a
thick. wide roll from one side to the
other. Anchor with a hair net. You
will look a bit weird, but what matter?
You will be in style, and think what
glory that is. Though the freaks Of
fashion be absurd, to disregard them
entirely is to drop behind. And then,
who knows? 1t may be comfortable
to be frumpy, but it creates a posi-
tive dislike for the lady in the looking
glass.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-09-18


"Submarines?'
81 hope not" said the other. turning
pale.
ITS not submarine danger" q third
put in; its a bomb. A wireless has
been received from New York stating
that a letter has fallen into the hands
of the police indicating that q box is
aboard containing an explosive, set to
be fired in three or four days after
sailing"
"Oh. my goodness gracious.' exclaim-
ed an elderly lady sitting in a steamer
chair with a very pretty daughter be-
side her. The mother showed signs of
fainting. The daughter was very
much troubled. Her mothers heart
was weak.
There's no danger, mammal; indeed
there isn't. / assure you"
How do you know? You don't
know. Isn't it awful"
II do know"
1t appeared that the girl was trying
to keep her mother from another
danger than a bomb; therefore no one
who overheard what she said paid any
attention to her claiming to know that
nothing was to be feared from an ex-
plosion. In the wireless message re-
ceived n description of the box was
given. 1t was six feet square and
marked: fragile. Handle With Care.
This Side Up"
A thorough search was made of the
hold where freight had been stored,
but 1t was not necessary to remove
anything. fer the box was found as
officer conducting the search listened
for a ticking. but heard nothing. He
was not surprised at this, for the bomb
was probably in the center of the box
with packing material around it.
The next information the lady and
her daughter received concerning the
danger was seeing the box swing out
over the side of the ship. The girl
| gave a shrek and, running to the rail,
called out frantically to those below
not to drop the box into the water.
The mate directed them to hold it, and
while the internal machine dangled In
the air the girl ran down the compan-
ionway to a lower deck where the work
of getting rid of the danger was going
on. The mate, the men at the tackle
and a group of passengers standing
around looked at her wonderingly.
"Oh, heavens" she cried. don't let
it go; take it in!'
what have you got to do with it?''
asked the mate.
Bring it in
Its safe enough where it is. Come,
confess. Are you mixed up In the
plot?"
Moves. 1t isn't a plot to blow up
the ship; there's no bomb in the box"