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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

as ftas vasE she tsG taught tuo
years wssr ssr married
T. EVselfeat >prlies-
IssEr Graves paid a 6lss e1@p.i-
meat Col E.s saserrs scholastic att.i-
EFs waFe Er ssas
Ca a.l aF .fr g saae aFsFF Es1uu
my satErr fs aisspetl a s.rss= a8F5
sar ts tsr most perfect la t4is regard
OF aEy refs11 9 have ever ts1ea.
TIC l4lErs astits1r E5vast Eis mother
also lstteatr4 tEat ts DTS V.ea she is
perfees 81 or other respeets=sa 1p.a-
iea tett o. macy atl~ss. hT che uay.
ff-r energy fs rejected By enc state
urat 6f IstFr Graves ttss after be
bas started CD school as boy bis
u9tseF was st-tFiaF t-asia at kpae-
GO sFG5lrt hees1sr 8 fsFt tu.- exc
q s.set Mrs Graves uEF1 EFF son
te.t ef Der Efforts
SITES Graves Eel a esfitF OF Csaz-
tagt1s eessfT. Sew NgFes Were che
was boru Feb g.. 1885 Grr uaiaea
ese- vas 1tsrfas ElsEs'~Y- sac vas
oa- 90 a rasrI fsEltF. bee broth
OF. cals5E tieEstrF. being q btssap
Gel ere NrteaGtsE es1res wE~a tsrfe
were oetY tsaF ztrss5dlss Bishops ia
ere warlf
cstrfs IS Graves was bora 5s Her.
Easre. S. We Isss g.. lszt AfseF bis
marriage Co 1f5ss EirEst=Y. 1taF -.
ttt5. o. worried Cor s5aar as q Black
sess arssl % aeEsts-E rs19FF Fs8gE
t1 essesEse IA EARN fe peersflFsaia-
On ere sstteE Of ts51 30 sef Ets wife
case west. sess.isE GEAR EaF-tji.s.
tL rGsq lsft tsF farm lr 1885. re-
nav5eE co. cseersra. isaFFe foe q auaF-
Ger OF erstsrF We Graves operated
a sreE store Gee retired fsa@ bs.sl-
srss tsfr sboes 1900
tF fs "a iaF s1 born ere asFruts asd
s5 sssfr Soc ass daughter ttst tas Gs-
e-a5sE years os tkF aged egapls have
sera seert ia ere sane eo@mssitF
wi ere tsesr reftfrss. tsrre EFsafehi1-
4rer ssf Eva EFsss gran esitfFsa
4rr tsviaE rEer ase sfVeF hap
per ssas oa saeE occasions as to-
cay. wesa tasv are saFru4E8s,4 ~ tas
saes wsoss Lives tssr lave guided
asf whose love f. deepest. Mrs Grace
Sweeney. ere tsaEtter. lives vsth her
.zsssr ssG s.agssrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
RAILROAD MEN TALK
AT MUSCATINE CLUB

Fruzassrs % tss Chicago. Eastern
tuiaots ss9 faWa Railway eo@pSsy.
wsiss proposed % bzii4 = iias from
Arpse. III 60 a posas opposite Mas
eatiss. we're sstertsfass ~ igaehs0a
yesterday sstsraooG by tks bgstusss
Esa % The latter city.
80. =. HsaiSy. Who - p-ozotiak the
pro1ses GEG Chisf E.zEiasoF II. ~.
NGssisr. rzass talks "a Which tkcy e1-
ptssssd nat Nuseasfss voai4 - ex-
psetse 60 fgruisA from szs0c00 90
tsTs.ec0 60 bring the road across the
river. Nr. Hsalsy stated mat !; would
eo~t aboss- s7sG.0c0 90 remodel the
present bridge. wkiea ~ figured woeld
- ehsspSr tAza . ns~ ore. BE fnti-
mated The SGatz 20 - Interested n
the prppos2tsoz-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
ADMITS STABBING;
GETS SIX MONTHS

Jesus KS~as. alias Jesus Equlhua.
a Mexican arrested April =. charged
With stabbsng John Stark. negro. the
riEht % March IS. catered a plea OF
guilty this morning and Was sentenced
By Judge y. A Larson 20 six months
IN the county Jail. lesE the time al
ready spS1t there
Equihas waived jury trial N order
90 be sentenced ~ once. He admitted
stAbblaE Stark after the latter tainted
HIN when two eolored girls rejected
EquihuA's overtures- Stark vas oniy
slightly wounded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
NOBLE WOMAN is
CALLED TO REST
Mrs.. 4. x. Cervin Passes Away After
BeiuE Bediast for a Number
81 Years.
WAS BORN N SWEDEN N ISIS
Game O. Rock Island in I>55 When
Husband Became Teacher az
Augustana College.

AftrT being confined % be- bed for
several years. the auucriuEs ot Airs.
Emma Crrvln. mother uf Oiut =. Ger
SIN. weI known architect. came 90 an
end wkgg she passed quietly away 40
th~ CcrVlu homestead. 1-If Seventh
avenue. no o'clock thiE morning Her
condition had been critical for some
time.
Tls deceased. whose maiden name
was Emma Tfllin. was born sept ~.
1883. iu SkaEe. Sweden. while sfiU
in her native country she was married
90 pr. A. q. Ceryiu. Tho couple came
90 America the same year. settling in
Chicago. after TAO years iu the me-
frupuiIE che moved 90 Pa2ou. IN.
vh-rc ur CCrvin became professor a.
the AuruEtaua college. She came 20
Rock Island in 1873. living first IN the
downtown district. Soon after Dr.
Ccrvin erected a home at 1slf Sew
enth avenue. which has been the fam
iiy home for 81 years.
Those Who Survive.
Besides four Children born 20 the
union. tEo FiriE we're adopted bv her
before her marriage. There are Mrs
G. % Bowman. for many years a resi-
dent % Moline. nov Of Chicago. and
NiTs- AEua N6yd. wife 90 Rev. NJ Noyd
% Fort WORTH. Texas. she also gave
years % care 90 a niece. Mrs Alice
landau. who o. a missionary In China.
Her husband died in 1900.
Those left 90 mourn her passing are
TAO sons. olof 2. Cervin and \. =.
CeTvin. both OF this city. and one
daughter. Louise Cervin. teacher OF
music az AuFustaua college
Funeral services will b. conducted
from the home az $3.50 Friday after
noon. Il Is requested no flowers be
sent
Mr. Hugo T. STANCE.
Mira Hugo r STANCE died az 1;45
Monday afternoon iu the Moline city
hospital She was taken suddenly iil
Monday morning and was AZ once re-
moved TO the hospital An internal
heanorrhaEe was the cause OF death.
She resided AZ 5fs Eighth street. Mo
iinc.
Florence Augusta Caroline Wellnitz
vas born July 10. 1855. in Moline. She
attended the public schools and was n
member OF the '05 class OF the Moline
high school. She was united in mar
riage Nov. 30. 1911. with Hugo r
STANCE OF Moline She was baptized
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

and confirmed in the German Luth-
crau church OF Rock Island She leaves
the wiiowcr. her parents. Nr. and Mrs.
Carl C.. WeIlnitz. one sister. Mrs. John
=. Rose. all OF this city. and three
brothers. Edward n. and a. Barnard
OF Moline and Walter C. OF Milwaukee.
Wis Funeral services viii be held al
$3.50 Thursday afternoon in the home.
Funeral Of Mr.. Joseph Tindall.
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph Tindali
VIII be held tomorrow morning az 10
o'clock az the home. one and oue-haIf
miles north OF Sherrard. Rev. John
son OF the Methodist church of Sher-
-ard will have charge of the services
with interment in Chippiannock Gene
terry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
STEVENS SPEAKS
To ODD FELLOWS
Il Chss~u a. Ssesna Orator AZ Memo
rial Day Exercises u June
Ihlrtseufh.

oGf Feli9vs % Rock Isiaad have
esosFa tsrir seeoEt orator % the day
Cog tae@9Fisi exercises June "a. 81. T.
stssses % this city being named az a
meeting held Lass uiEht- ,fr. Stevens
Vii address the ssssablass az the Gem
ster1, Rev 80. = ChatieY % the Mc-
raostai CeFistiau ehgreh Ga the other
s9s&ksF.
AZ yet theTe has bssa no arrange
neat made FOR the music Efforts 20
procure tho services % quartet have
proved vain That this ~lii be attended
20 bStors the ~ssk has passed - the
BELIEF % tho Joint committee. When
the choice s. made. the program % the
cay will Dc announced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
HOLD EXERCISES
FIELDDAY TOMORROW

once again a downrour OF rain made
necessary the postpouomeut of the
field day exercises which were 20 have
been held this afternoon at the Brown
Ing field ia Moline. Fortunately the
rain fell az an early hour and pre-
vented the children from making a
visit 90 the grounds. Announcement is
made that 90 the exercises are 10 be
held tomorrow afternoon the Moline
IRE whistle will be blown al $3.50 in
the morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
COUPLES COMMENCE
THEIR LIFE ANEW

Judge r. ". Olmsted granted three
divorces this morning to three wo-
men who brought tales of infdelity,
abandonment and cruelty Nora Som
was granted a separation from Ed
ward Som on statutory grounds. The
Sonns are residents of Milan.
Martha Dick, wife OF VIII ("Pea-
NUT Dick, aired her marital troubles
and proved sufficient grounds for di-
vorce by showing desertion by her
husband Alvia Welty OF Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
400 TELEPHONES
PUT OUT OF USE
Heavy Rainstorm Cripples Central
Union Service in Clty's Bust
ness Section.
,IANHOLE FILLED WITH WATER
Entire Service is Disabled for Half an
Hour-Rock Island Southern
in Trouble.

The severe rainstoTm which swept
the tri-cities al O'Clock this morning
not only chased pedestrians to cover
and filled the streets with mud and
debris. but put 400 phones in the bus
mess district out OF order for more
than so minutes and delayed the Rock
Island Southern car, which is due
here at 10 o'clock, one hour and forty
minutes.
Workmen of the Central Union Tel
ephoue company were making minor
repairs in a manhOIe on Third avenue
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. on a 400 par cable. when the
storm came up almost without warn
ing Although the workmen labored
furiousIy 10 close the cable. the man
hole filled with water before the job
could be completed, putting the circuit
out of commission However, inside
Of so minutes most of the phones were
working again.
Power on Two Hours.
The trouble on the Rock Island
Southern occurred between Taylor
Ridge and Reynolds, the power in the
north trolley wire being turned off
nearly two hours on account OF a
broken insulator. The trolley OF the
car was grounded, and in order TO To-
cate the trouble il was necessary to
turn OF the power. The Il o'clock car
lett Rock Island on time. however.
and the schedule is on a normal basis
again.
The storm this morning was the
heaviest experienced this year for the
time IL lasted. Catch basins in the
streets quickly clogged up and at wa
ter intersections the water was ankle
deep for a short time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
ANDERSON
rs DEAD AT GENESEO
Especial to The Arrusl

Gcreseo. Ill, May 25.-Theodore
Anderson died this afternoon at $50
az Hammond hospital. where ne had
been under treatment since Sunday
niEht for uremic poisoning. He was
iu his 55th year All OF his life eN-
Cept'nE two years had been spent in
this city His wife and two daughters
survive. Mr.. Anderson was engaged
I'm the restaurant business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
PLAN SOCIAL
SUMMER PROGRAM

ZaI grotto, Mystic Order Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Of
Moline, held a business meeting Mon
day evening and social festivities for
the summer months were planned.
The first event Will be a dance at
CampbelIs island some time during
June st a date TO be set later. July
% Zal grotto viii hold a joint picnic
with Nohassan grotto of Davenport
and the grotto recently instituted IN
Rock Island AT the Watch Tower. The
third event Of the summer season Will
be a steamboat excursion Aug I. This
event will also be under the auspices
of the grottoes Of the tri-cities. No
ceremonials Will be held until next
fall
n A. - .,.-,-.- q. II =, .E--,- Tho ~p1E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TWO COUNCILS IN
JOINT MEET HERE
Esek I.Iana and Meiine Csnnissisns
Diseases Jifbss Ordinances
Al Inpsrtant >essiou-
IsaE4tiTeiy Decide on Question u L.
cease fes ana Numhsr 81 Hour
Cars Mast Eua-

Thz sFss 455at ssssiaa bstwesa the
Rock isiza4 ass st8lias commission
slses tks asw sasziaistFati6ns cane
lsto poser 60 each city. wAs held 90
the ozea % Mayor 1fecaapesie sass
aoraias. aaa matters BeFtaiaiaE 90 a
assegbzs oFEiaaace for each maaiei-
patty vas takes %
Several 8srssi9ss tseltrat 90 pass
ass o. s5a5lar sassssres c1afF1tiiGs
tsese carriers is each city wsrr tassa
gB asG tFatatlvF aErer@eets arFr
sss4e-
Oas OF tEsss was ere tieFsss See Co
b. eazrErt. Caaaiss5asFrs 90 ba'1
cities declared staf tseF e1rstieFrt
sss Zoe ssF-rsssFsEFs ears. SEE Cog
ssvra passenger as5 $50 f1- over sew
es. a fziF price.
Fa,sr $3.50 HssA
TEe 5sfraeifT bosf agreed upon
vas sEfeG. EBgF cogsrsts Considered
Sc fras5ts- far tse jssrrtta- ot a
elsEs~ ts ere ordnance pr1f41tHE tasf
drivers specify F1ssr sgmhFFs. nat
the lfHss-s r-ass D. is e1Efiaga-s
9seraF5ee 1e Hr=s days from o'clock
sF fs- morning srEtH 20 sf Sight aea
o. SssfaF fFoa g o'clock on ere nora
iae vas also tentatively decided uppa.
Th~sr err only E5mr ~ thT clauses
o. enc 1Ftfssaers CITY Attorney J.
g. EeaEs Of Rock tstaHt ard city At
t6rrsF Jsaes JokrEFpe. 6f N1,n-
were 5rssraefrt tT thF respective
e1arrlis 60 draw 40 an ordnance Co.
whgeh fEere wift BE- 1ssrF ErarFai pro
Visl1as also
Wk~a tE~sT are Frrs~etei % the
c1urelts aa6sEFr Informal session wiii
- hets aaE raat action on tEe meas
Gre Wltl - takFe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

charged Guy WeIty with repeated acts
of cruelty.
Harry AfcCaskrin was attorney for
plaintiffs in all petitions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
GROCERS INSPECTING
NEW DART BUILDING

Rock Island grocers were taken
through the new building of Henry
Darts Sons this afternoon. The whole
sale grocery OF this city is practically
the last word in convenience and the
trip was OF great interest and benefit
TO the retailers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
ROTARY CLUB HOLDS
A SOCIAL SESSION

Regular weekly luncheon OF the Ro-
tary club vas held this noon ~ the
Rock Island club. No set program had
be~n arranged and no speakers were
heard After . pleasant social hour
sss meeting sdScurned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
STORE CREDITORS
GET FIRST SLICE

Creditors % the e~ssset Ne~ Five
sze Tea csnt Stores Ia Rock Island
s=G nsvseport we're given q Is per
esnt etvt6saa this morning BY Trustee
:. =. CIarksoa- otasr s~stisrasnts are
expected to follow At Intervals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
MOVING PICTURES
MAJESTIC.

Wednesday - Wallace Eddinger
and Florence Dagmar in "a Cen
tleman of Leisure"
Thursday-R Robert Warwick in
Alias Jimmy Valentine
Friday-Howard EstabroOk and
Barbara Tenant in The Butter
fly"
The evening world., 1915-12-08
Conbing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of dan
druff Is to dissolve IL. then you destroy II
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
il at night when retiring: use enough 10
moistcn the scalp and rub II in gently
with the finger tips.
DO this o-night. and by morning most
II not all Of your dandruff will be gone.
and three Or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of IL, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find. too. that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop at once.
and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous,
glossy. silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. II Is inexpensive and never fails
to do the work.-hdvt.
The evening world., 1915-12-08

BY noon she was ravenously hun
cry. as may he expected. 80 she par
took OF n regular luncheon. For this
The evening world., 1915-12-08

''"' Sho h"u some StuHcd eggs, with
not tomato sauce. graham bread and
n baked apple. one-half hour after
luncheon she again took the vlchy.
AT 2 o'clock she Joined me, after n
tVe-minute walk In the fresh air. md
we proceeded with the mat exorcise,
rolling and leg circling very slowly
Tor hfteen minutes. then gave her
an electric sweat bath, and allowed
nor to retire for an hour and continue
the sweating. emitting the cold
shower Tor the present. My patient
has never taken cold and hot baths
ana In her present condition she Is not
vigorous enough for the shock. and
then too the extra hour OF the con-
tinued sweating aids In the reduction
OF the superfuous fat. At least an
hour should be allowed for this. to
prevent cold. Before going 10 her
nome she was given n rub down with
alcohoi, TO close the pores and a. n
further precaution against cold.
AT o'clock she had dinner. which
consisted OF broiled goldfish. spin
ach with egg. baked eggplant,
sliced tomatoes and lettuce and
stewed fruit. Half an hour afterward
my patient again took the viohy
water.
To-day Mrs. st. James again
omitted the hearty breakfast, but
took the hot lemon water, graham
toast and tea. and for luncheon she
had poached eggs (two) on gluten
toast, and cold canned asparagus on
romaine. dressed with lemon Juice
salt and pepper.
To-day she follows all of her meal,
IN half hour afterward) with a glass
or the kissingen water. We shall con
tlnue with the mat exercises this az.
ternoon, and II II my intention 70
start her In on about Ave OF the
trunk raising exercises. with her fee,
braoed under a heavy piece of furnl.
ture TO help reduce the obese aldo
men. After a warm water and soar
bath she will take tho cold rub. with
a heavy Turkish towel, and a rub.
down with alcohol.
Tonight she will eat little clans
boiled beef tongue and spinach. clutter
noodles with tomato sauce. celer,
and apple salad. with boiled dressinS
(no OLD. graham toast and sliced pine.
apple.
| Tomorrow I shall tell You NOR,
about the direct causes OF obesity. :
The evening world., 1915-12-08

Day.
To veteran employees OF the Land
Title Building, which Is owned by the
wldener estate, $4,000 was given.
The largest individual sum was that
given TO Charles +. Cooke. Mr..
Widencr's valet and personal atten-
dant for fourteen years, who In re-
ported to have received $4,000 In q
trust fund, n house and his salary for
life. The annual income from the
trust fund would amount to 1880.
The balance of the fund was dis
tributed among forty employees of
Iynnewood Hall, Elkins Park. most
OF them receiving 81 900 checks.
The evening world., 1915-12-08
LOYALTY TO WIDENER
GAINS THEM S100, 600
Son Gives Sum He Inherited Out
right to Fathers Faith
full EMPLOYEES. -.
full Employees.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.--As a re-
ward for their faithful service to his
father, p. A. d. Widener. who died re-
Gently. Joseph Il. widener distributed
among the older household and bust
ness employees the 100000 which he
inherited under the will without stip-
ulation rs TO how he should use II.
The gifts were made Thanksgiving
The evening world., 1915-12-08
TWO BATH MEN SLASHED
BY ALLEGED ROBBERS
Attempt to Prevent Larceny From
Sleeping Patrons Leads to
Two Arrests.

Two men walked into Gildman
Wilstein's Turkish bath, No. q
Bowery. at A. M to-day and
ordered Peter Fox, n rubber, to give
them the keys to the lockers. Fox
refused. believing that they wanted
TO rob the pockets OF sleeping pa
irons. One OF the men slashed him
several times on tho face with a
knife. Wilstein ran In from an adj
Joining room and also was cut several
timea about tho face.
The intruders ran to the street and
were stopped by Policeman Maroney
OF the Elizabeth Street Station. They
described themselves as Daniel Nee
han, twenty-five. No. 1856 Adams
Street, Brooklyn, and Garrett Barry.
twenty three, salesman. OF No. 7Oi
Bast Fourth Street, Brooklyn. Nee.
han. according to the police, is an ex-
convict and In 1919 was arrested In
connection with the killing OF John
G. Marooney at No. 80 Sands Street,
Brooklyn, but was acquitted.
Tho two men slashed by the high
waymen ara not seriously hurt and
went home.
The evening world., 1915-12-08

Vice Chancellor Howell. in Newark
yesterday. made permanent the appoint
ment OF the Fidelity Trust Company as
receiver for the Newark Daily Adver-
tlser Publishing Company. the corpora
ton which controlled the two newspa-
pers conducted by former Senator James
Smith.
The evening world., 1915-12-08

In IT, she practsed fve minutes OF the deep breathing
exercises by an open window.
My patient sleeps In a cold ROOM with current OF
fresh air constantly stirring The two windows her
sleeping apartment are opened from the top and bot
tom. allowing the fresh air TO and the stale air
to escape. The covering her he'd Is light but warm
and have advised her to place hot-water bottle at
her feet II they feel cold but the sleeping apartment
must have plenty OF fresh air moving throughout the
entire night. She Will not get than seven hours
sleep nd mn af,a
The evening world., 1915-12-08

INDUCED In future
decided small
OF containing the vichy salts.
until noon and she has
promised will the Of
instead OF
The evening world., 1915-12-08
Reducing 21O-POund Woman 8 Weight
By Proper Diet and Scientific Exercise
Miss Pauline Furlong Evening Worlds Authority on Physical
Culture, Tells of First Two Days Work With Mrs. A. ST.
James, Whose Weight She Will Reduce in Four Weeks.
BY Pauline Furlong.

Yesterday my patient Mrs St James NJ, which
designated for
of lint
The evening world., 1915-12-08
"OO-y! My Corn-n!"
HIM, Use 'Gets-It'
Then You'll Have No Corns to Bump |!
Your Corns Will Come "Clean
Off," Ouickl

Did you ever see a corn peel off after
you've used Gets 1t" on III We'll, it's a
moving picture for your llfei And you
hardly do n thing to 10. Put little
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

MeepAiae. Opium. Cocaine and WAAskey
habits humanely and Duccessfully
treated.
A club II now beiaS formed for the
purpose OF bringing well-trisd and
successful scientific treatment within
tho reach OF all habitues.
A successful and reputable phyai-
clan II In charge Of the medical de-
pArtmsnt
The plan 10 new. It brings relief
without the cost being burdsnsome.
1t cures you Of the habit without
suffering or discomfort.
Your name and address will bring
you full information concernlng this
without any trouble or expsAss on
your part. Names and correspond
snce will Be held In strictest coma
dence.
Physicians. ministers. bankers and
business men are our sndorssrs and
references.
Address all replies to List. care Of
Richmond virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect April s, 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK. $500 A. n. $500 r
IL, 1900 p N.
ss:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. M
1870 p. N.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s11:40
the West: $3.50 A. M. xiao r. n.
ti;4o r. NJ. s6:i7 p. NJ. 900 p. NJ
sDaily.- xDaily Ex. Sunday tsunday
". b. DEVIL w. c. SAUNDERS
C. II BOSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
Wants



WNKEY SSTS: ~''-""'~'~''"'"''~'-'
DON'T WORRY-CONKEY POUL-
TRY TONIC will round those back
ward pullets into laying trim. Con-
tains no cayenne pepper or filler.
Get a pail. Dealers Everywhere.
CONKEY SAYS:
DON'T WORRY--Unsightly sorehead
(chickenpox) doesn't last long when
CONKEY'S SOREHEAD REMEDY
Is used. 1t removes the warty
growths and purifies the blood
Dealers Everywhere.
OONKEY SAYS:
DON'T WORRY-Protect your flock
by siving them CONKEY'S WORM
REMEDY in the food every two
months. It's good for them. Con-
keys Poultry Book FREE with q
package. Dealers Everywhere.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

1HOES-eHOEN-AH
Another large shipment 'tStsad-
fast" Oxford samples to sell At $500
and $3.50.
BOwDENs SAMPLE SHOE STORE,
80 b. Broad St.. Near City Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

FOR SALE LOTS - AND 81 IN BLOCK
r, OF OTTERBURN ANNEX. AT OF
TERBURN SPRINGS. AMELIA CO.
COURTHOUSE. VA LOTS FRONT
100 FEET: RUN BACK 100 FEET.
WILL SELL AT BARGAIN B. D..
CARE VIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

Wanted BY Young Man with Good EAu-
cation. who Is now employed part
OF the night, work for four or hvo
hours in the morning. Can operate
typewriter and has machine. The
best of references az TO character
and ability can be furnished. Ad-
dress Energetic Young Man. care Vir-
ginian.