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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

Al Busch sT, held the. Montreal RSyols
to Two hits YESTERDAY Is, and the Climb
DRY. Besides playing errorless ball in
The field, the Dummies staked Russell to
seven safoties and brace OF runs,
winning by count of to l.
The game was featured by the re-
appearance of Umpire Harrison, whose
work earlier in the season called down
The wrath Of the fans, and whose re-
,all was demanded by the sports writ
ers of all local papers. Although Presi-
, dent Barrow acccded to their request.
ne has again Haunted the alleged ar
bitter In the faces of the local patrons.
and from appearances yesterday he will
,not be at all welcome, particularly as
IN. Two OF his decisions were loud
ohooted yesterday
,, Russell was, was opposed by Galore. who.
Nood form. Both twirlers famed nine
ZEN Russell walked five and Cadoro
led two. Each hit a batsman
game was practically fcaturelcss.
played in the unusually fast time,
!irlinG duel in every inning but one.
s i, and aHkst"n figured Ghiehy Yin in
TrIaT Twombiy landed for the long
EST hi9W set,img three haas; The field
while Mullen also put up a great game.
How II WINS Done.
Russell and Cadorc were the opposing
slahbists. Al got of bad ny walking
-! ~ ,,.,r.'' ~ ~ i'H'iiiS iiti:tn.
MMhitenan. uited up long lily which
won niN Ehtherrd IN. sweeney caught
\aSn ~ second ny q pretty peg 10 Nash.
AnseiS .NEfaEon rcaChcd nrst when the
,,nnpcrS cntered me !lsi%. but died
mere re had icd OH Win single
ana stole second. Twomhiy grounded
, nuI NJ ui,Gm poured up and riSk famed,
'ca,lnE MN trahoed on third
montreal broke the ice with tally
IN INC second stanHa. flNnn grounded
out 20 MnIIen. peviin was hit by
pa,vn'1 PM AZ" vent 10 second on
phSfSou nhii' Hmlth popped up to
AEinIch a'n Hinnth lollnwed WIN
hsle 70 Cchter Which registered Dew
~ We vas run down between first
u. second SIN men hSur'ng in the
'u Pi GU 90, ,,roo ., :, go 49,, ,,.,
unCh noNd GOT thrcc on IN us end. but
,a5ien 20 score. batcs ana fanNston
&teu Or. Wltn SnhslcS' Fcwstcr sacrificed
lheh 9-"NE d peg; ana Cadore walked
! sWeshcI .nnrnoSeN hNsscll tanned
nlte[ hhra eHort ana Nrragon popped
| W 70 I1Gofe
ihN ,noNniS Wcnt OUT IN ORDER IN the
nTd' M, INC dummies Jumped into the
I sta" NJ my came up iWombly
~, le' ~, 'i"Mim,ihS Win Triple 10
49, 49," rMdihru. irk Efonhoec
'u'. 80, Ms W"ihbiN. hates singled
snSSslt"i "ut WAS our az SECOND on
n, s!ne: Sn"'St on .Hhnk SION; Nash over
Hniem ~ ni!t.lnE MNtich 70 COUNT
. az" I,ut '4is iHal! hSioil on second. rev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Two stnge stars mt superior.

The Superior offers again to-day the
excellent Dhotoplay, "A Modern Mag
dalen," in which Cathrine Countiss and
Lionel Barrymore are featured. Hav-
ing had long experience and tho best
training, both these well-known stars
OF the stage arc able pantomimists, and
the play gives them abundant oppor-
tunity for the exploitation of their
talent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS
Animal Act Ton. LYRIC, MN

FOR once, in a way. an animal act is
the real headliner on the Lyrics bill
And not because tho other acts are
poor but because the animal turn ia
so exceptionally good Klu,!ny's En-
tertainers are properly so styled: they
are not only remarkably well trained
Misunderstanding pigeons in the gem
eral tcrm-but they literally entertain
both on account of their individual
performances and because OF tho
strange combination Of them. Imagine
cats. dogs. pigeons and even n rabbit
working together! a rabbit jumping
over dogs. cats and pigeons in n bnsket
together. pigeon pcrching on dog
head-its all impossible. but it's true
Jolly Johnny Jones isn't a bllltopper.
but ne Is a skillful wirewalkcr. ami
he opens the show satisfactorily His
young woman assistant hands him
things and Jumps about the stage,
waving her arms. Abbott and White
TWO men. follow the acrobatic turn
with songs and piano playing The
singer has several clever lyrics. and
his nasally delivered sob-songs seemed
TO please the audience last night.
Chance" written by Louis Chcva-
Her and presented BY himself assisted
by Fern Marshall, is a typical gallery
sketch. Bits OF It's long dialogue are
bright and slangy. and there is n sur
prise in its climax. on the whole, tho
sketch is OF the pleasing" variety.
Gertrude Holmes and Robert Buch-
anan offer an original and particu-
larly pretty singing and dancing act
The dancing doesn't amount to much
except in it's contrast and variety, hut
some Of the singing is out OF the ordi-
nary. Miss Holiness voice is not note
worthy. but Mr.. Buchanans is a high
baritone OF quality unusual in vaudc-
Vile. Further. he is real singer. and
his soft work is beautiful.
The bills average is high. D. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
ELSIE Janis mt Little Thentcr.

Nearly a Lady" the photoplay
written by Elsie Janis for Elsie Janis,
which is the Little Theaters Para
mount feature for the first half of the
week, is very pretty Elsie Janis pic
ture. In it Elsie Janis has some little
opportunity for the display OF her dra-
matte attachments, but its principal
appeal lies in the exhibition of Elsie
.Janis's numerous initiative accomplish
ments. In short. it is built around
Elsie Janis and constructed for tho
purpose of enabling her to give free
rein to her versatility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
THIS BIRD CAN FLY
Hen Holt, Champion Carrier Pigeon
COMPLETES ".:Cn-Milc Journey.

oh:NIettN 1,-IlI-MiIc .jOWrncy.
Los ANGELES. CAL. August 40
Rem iiolt is the champion carrier pigeon
or the world To-day the sturdy liver
reached home after a flight of approxi-
matelH ZOO miles, from Norwalk Ohio,
the greatest distance ever covered by a
trained bird.
At just II minutes and 10 seconds
after noon to-day Ben Bolt swept down
from great altitude and nuttcred into
ms pen IN the rear of the home Of his
owner, George II. Skolncld 1910 South
ramercy Place. He had made the flight
IN little more than five days. and
showed no i'll effects Of the long flight
Ihc bird was liberated from the roof
or piano factory at Norwalk by G. A
whitney: ut o'clock in the morning
on last Wednesday. The exact official
timc Tor the distance was 3 DAYS, q
hours. Fl minutes. 10 seconds
The best previous flights on record
were made by Ben BOLT One OF the
nights was from La Junta. Col, and the
other from point I'm Oklahoma to Los
Angeles 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

ST. Louis ...-......h ? a.
Philadelphia ........o q o : o q "a
Summary: Runs-Ecschcr Long ,aD. Stock
Whitfield. Killifrr. Becker Two base hit
Long tg. Hyatt. Bancroft. Home run
Whitfield. Earned rurs--St. Louis, - Phil
adelrhia. Sacrifice hit-Wilson Double
play-I-uderus and Bancroft. Left on bases
st Louis. 6: Philadelphia 10. Bases OF
baiis-oh Mcs dows. 2: off Alexander. /: on
Mayer. J. FIRST base error-St. Louis
/ Hits-en Meadows II in "a innings: OFF
Pritchnrd. i in - inning; off Alexander
IN innings: of Mayer. 3 in innings Hit
10y nitchcr-hN P"rdue, ,Psskertl. Struck
"nt-hy Meadows. ,; by Alexander. 3: by
Mayer I. umr'rcs. Byron and Eason. Tine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
BUILDERS PLAY POORLY

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 30.
The Sh!pbuild"rs played miserahIv be-
hind Hamilton to day in the opcninc
game Of the series with tho Portsmouth
lirates. and what should have beer n
70 victory for him was converted
into n . TO | win for the visitors Tho
only earned run of tho game came i'm
the ninth. when the Builders punched
three hits on Causoy. This was the
sixth straight defeat for Tho Builders
AT the hands Of Portsmouth, Sensa
uonal catches were made hy Cucto and
crOwcll. Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
pnns@,u Coo. to wn.n,nxton.

Err ia kROR. NY, August 30.-Sd
rotary Of the Navy Josephus Danle
VINO spent the weekend with frier|
mere, left tonight on the Dolphin 4
Washington He Will make brief ca
at various ports on the way down I.
coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

To-day will be Ladies' Day" at
Will make all women right at home
Another Ladies' Day" will be held on
Friday. 1t being the idea to have one
during each OF the remaining series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Rocky Mount.

SCorc by innings: r
Suffolk ,;..:..............9 %
summary: Rurs-Gocsetrce Gray. f;,scl.
SNYDER CO. Wrattcn. Ulrich. Left on bases
Suffolk, :; Rocky Mount 1. Stolen base
Stewart Sacrifice hit-Edwaris. Two base
hits-Gray, snyder 60. Urich. Lcake io.
Wra;t"n Three base hit--i:dwards Double
plays-EArd to Goaiby to Henry: Wrattcn
TO Snyder. Struck out-by Enrd. .; by
1.cnkc. g. Bases halls--oT Etrd. !: off
leakc. 0. Passed hails-Ulrich. l. Tine
70. Cmpirc. Rlissoy. Attendance IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Chief Bender Is Canned

BALTIMORE. August 3o.--'rhc nm
cohuitinnni release Of Pitcher
"thici" BENDER was announced to-
day by the management of thc UnIti-
more Federal Lcnguc club. Bcnder
was formerly with the rhiladciphIn
Americana, and for ycnrs ranked M
one OF the most famous pitchers in
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Exhibition Gnmcs.

LAFAYETTE, IND. August Gothic
Chicago Americans defeated the La
ton game here to-day.
Score by innings: r. III. F..
Chicago -. 3 / o o q o. IL O
Lafayette. @ o o 0 0 o O IL 3 2
batteries: Walsh, Davis and DAILY.
Schalk; Moore and Schwab.
FORT WAYNE. IND, August 30
Cleveland Americans. 4; Fort Wayne Z
Central League).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Totals. "a, 7e7l4 q Totals. a .,

I"taIs: ''S' 2 = Totals. SO 6 e II (
score hy innings: II
Portsmouth ...........- q . y d.
Newport News .......o o q n o II
summary: Rmns-Damrau ,c>. Causcv
SclGHc. stolen bases Damrnu. Cucto Sac
nice hit C'owcIl. Cueto t2I. B1sc on
n2l's-Cn Hamilton. :. Struck ou'-by Ham
it"n q; by cHuacy, 4 Lief; on bases Ports
mouth; 4: Newport News. ;. Passed htll-
Lnughlin. Time, l:25. Umpire Lucia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Rcbels Down Whales.

Chicago Feds were defeated by Pitts
burgh to-day. I to 4. in free-hittinr
contest Brown. and Barger were both
hits 10 the most advantage.
Score by innings: RHE
Chicago ool2o o. Is i
Plttsbugh % 0 2 o 0 - Is O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
WOLGAST OUTPOINTED
ihttie lfnIinn Gets Best of SluGfesf
Going Two Rounds

,, NEW YORK, August 30.-Packey
Homey; the little Italian. outpointc cd
Goiermont a. c. in Brooklyn Tonight.
Inc hattie was n sluEfest pure ana
simple, ana science was cast to the
WINDS. Ihey stood toe to toe and wal
l1ned the entire distance. Packey
Sioscd WolEast's eye in the seventh,
put NoiGast got back moment later
ny FASTING Packey on the mouth. In
tho last two rounds both boys were so
.ircn that they rested at every oppor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

Summary: Thrcc-bnsc hit--rwom-
bly. Sacrifice hits-Fevstcr, Il.
Smith. stolen bnscS - Sweeney,
Nnsh. Double plny-Fc,vstrr to Ar
rugOn to Mullen. Bases on balls
off Russell. :: off Cndorc, 2. Battcrs
hh-Dcvlin by Russcil; ArrnEOn by
CndOre. Struck Out-by Russell, q;
by Cndorr. 81. Passed bnll-Swccncy.
Wild pttch-RuSsrll. Time of game,
$40. umpircs, Freeman md IIar-
rfson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
liS1 GAME.

ORPHANS ................o q o o.
Norfolk ........ ....... % o %
summary; Emns-Hart2eN, S;irson. Gust,
Rarnett 90. Mcmahon ,2.. stolen bases
Sicinercnne,: Flynn. stc.tncs ,l,its tua,'tzen.
francisco. Stinson. Gust. Pnrmnle" T'levc-
land Double play Whitfield 10 McMnhon
struck o"'-bF Ii'rsch. !: hv Graft. >. Enscs
rhaas. :: Norfolk. y Time 1880 IImp,re
MCGOWAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Underwood "Irirst Citizen"

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 30
Governor Henderson has announced the
appointment of Senator Oscar Under
wood to represent Alabama as her first
citizen" at the Panama-Pacihc Expo
sition at San Francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
iNTS BEAT YANKEES

iinrrfaburE Wins From New York I'm
Exhibition Game on Own Grounds,
HARRISBURG. PA, August 3O.-The
iiarrisbnrs International baseball team
defeated the New York Americans in
Score by innings: r. IT r.
New York % O01 Oh i
Batteries: Pieh, Shawkey and Nina
maker and Alexander; Schaoht and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

Russell. by the way, is certainly do
ing himself proud In tho last three
hits, and has famed twenty-four. SINCE
the team returned home, Russell has
pltched five games, winning three. Ho
has allowed only fifteen hits, and has
struck out thirty-siX batsmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Makes Sure Medal Score

DETROIT, MICH, August 3O-Dua-
ley Nudge. Of st. Paul. with a par score
Of - for, the afternoon round. to-day
round OF The national amateur golf
cnampionship with a total par of $50
THIS probably will be the medal score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

The Dummies earned that game yes
terday. playing an errorless game be-
hind Russell, who only allowed tho
Royals two hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
SECOND GAME.
Totals....ca lis S .

summary: Runs-Thrashcr. Stolen bases
Stc:nhrenncr ana Cleveland Two base hit
'nrmhire. Home rlin-rhrashar. DonhI.
piavF-t'nst ,nnassistcdl: Hartzcll 20 Gust to
FRANCISCO: Fcilcg 20 Steinhrcnrer S,rlcl
"ut-hy Cnmnitz. (; ny McAianus, R,ses
on Snlls.-on camn'2. 9 off McAIanms. !.
Left on hrscs-Orphnns. =: Norfolk rI,,o
IS minutes. Umpire McGowan ''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

Four of the present members OF the
royals have been sold already. The
purchase of Miller and Smith by Pitts
DurBh was announced on SATURDAY.
Dowd, the loading ,wlrler OF the Ints.
VIII so to Cincinnati and Nash will
go back to st. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
WINS AT VOLLEY BALL
Elm Wins 1915 ChnmnIonsb,, In n,,,,-
mOnd Plny Grounds Lenrna

By defeating South Richmond in two
very interesting games on the Ella
court the I:lba volley ball team won the
G;rnl i OF Richmond for 1915.
The features of tho game were the
many spectacular feats by SANDY"
licaSley at center for Elba, and tho
paying OF the entire Elba team. Hall
ana Bass featured for South Richmond
The scores were 81 to II and 81 To q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

Dunn spent Sunday in Baltimore. ano
viii return here this morning It is
probable that he will, then be in a
concerning his proteges. Announce
ment Of the sale of at least two more
or the Climbers Is expected daily now.
Schaufele is one of the pair The
youngster, it is believed, will go TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

President Barrow evidently thinks he
is putting something over on the local
rams by sending Harrison back here TO
umpire tho present series Harrison
may be good umpire elsewhere but
he has never shown it in Richmond
ana That exhibition which led to HIS
recall would have been sufficient 70
draw pink slip for many a better
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Philadelphia.

Totals SC .o'cs q Totals 80 - so .
'One out when winning run scored.
tBattcd for Alexander In seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
Montreal Loses Opening Game to
Climbers Through Their
~ Inability To Hit.
UNPOPULAR ARBITER IS HERE

Barrow lnflictS Richmond With Pres
cnce of Umpire Harrison, Whose
Recall Was Demanded on Last APP
4 pearanCe Hcrc-FnnS Dissatisfied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

While there was little opportunity
Tor Harrison to rouse the ire of the
ians yesterday, he succeeded In doing
safe at third. His hands we're down
nefore the play had been Completed
IN rev minutes. however, he made as
equally as bad a decision in favor or
the locals at first base. One eoualed
the other. but II !s not umpirinG as II
should he in Doubls A circles Even
the Virginia League wouldn't sIand
for it.
harrow: by the way. has shown keen
interest in Richmond. He came ali
the way here for the opening day. it
was kind OF him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

found, in the company of Donald
Dawson, a school chum of her home
town, in a South Side rooming house.
She is only, II now, but the last two
years have been long ones. $500
Dawson was locked up by the fed
eral authorities on white slave act
violation. He is accused of. having
made money from the girl who was
his school chum- --..... e
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
THEY WERE SCHOOL cHUMS-
NOW HE'S UNDER ARREST

Two years ago Ethel Smith ran
away from Lebanon, Ind. Just Is,
pretty and with longing for bright
lights, Ethel skipped from the Indiana
town and came to Chicago: After a
two-year search her parents found
her yesterday. -:
But things have changed: She was
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06

According to latest records. there are
only d few oriental women siuueh,s H.
America. rhcy are DIVIDED as follows
Chinese, e5: Japanese, 81 Ihdan .; anJ
a f.w ilom the nCai cast.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06
Young Woman D.es "a. A.U..
Martin

Miss Edith Swigrad, of Louis
vile, KY, died Wednesday
morning. The best medical skill
possible was given, but in spite
of every aid Miss Swigard sue
cumbed.
A telegram to her mother Mrs.
Pool Potter, 622 s, State, Louis
vile, KY, has been sent but up
to this writing no information
has been received from her.
Miss Edith Swigard and her
sister, Miss Katherine, arrived
in Okolona May Bird and were
guests at Hotel Martin and were
travelling in the interest of the
New York Associated Press. but
for several days Miss Edith
Swigard h d been indisposed and
nothing was thought Of this in
disposition, but her illness grew
worse and Wednesday morning
she succumbed to her illness.
Her sister is Frustrated witt
grief and it was with grear
difficulty to bring her tn til
grave realization of her sister
death.
AS soon as the facts became
known to the citizens of Okolona.
hundreds of men and women in
all walks of life, responded with
that far reaching arm of South
ern hospitality and every wish
and want was rendered Miss
Katherine Swigard, the bereav-
ed sister.
The citizens of Okolona ALWAYS
alert to the opportunity in hold
ing an outstretched arm to
stran ,ers in our midst is charistic
OF cur people.
The remains were shipped t
Louisville, KY, last night.
Okolona and her citizens eX-
tend their SVmnathV.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06

Letters received in Berlin describe how
German soldiers on the battlefield have
sometimes cut up New Testament into
several sections so that a number OF men
could be reading 1t at the same time.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06
IEalf a rIillion For missions.

The report OF the treasurer of the ex.
eeutiVs committee OF foreign missions of
the Southern PRESBYTERIAN church viii, h
as Just been made to the general secre-
tary, shows that the total receiDts for
the past year were $J42 900. of which $2S :
100 was for specials. This leaves SSH an
received for the regular work. and whic h
the same az the receipts of the year
before for the regular work. AS the Leg
acies for the year just ended were $i3 AI,
AGAINST slS 5i'i the year previous the re-
CENTS from living donors were larger by
over 5000 than in 1918. The total def
clts are repUrted to be $63.0O0
respite the fact that there Is a deficit
and that there have been other eondi-
lions which have conspired to handicap
the work, the general secretary said the
committee felt that the year had been
'errdns teh best in the history of + e
comm'ttee and that the work for the
coming year would be taken up with
hope and renewed 2est.
Letters received in Berlin describe how
German soldiers on the battlefield have
sometimes cut up a New Testament into
several sections so that number OF men
could be reading 1t at the same time.
The bishop Of oxford, who has spent
some time as a hospital chaplain in
france, says: Next to tobacco the thug
the British soldier Is most keen to have
Is Gospels. and when | asked. Which
one?' in large majority of eases thc
request was for ST Luke perbans m v
half inconsistency racovpiza n &c Tho
poor mans Gospel"
Recent Investigation In regard 10 ,ha
number of bnois IN Sbao"bnI ro,o ~
tho foot that ,hn 20 49,
80 al ns arLtob i''ty gus
since 100 "a VI ""iNH nave ueNeioP
'"'-'
In 1874 tbaro 49, o,-,,, ara. a..
aneee IN ~ I-nttos 81. So
,ra 80, m ~, on 40 ''d'eS' No" 'n1re
"'' '''''' '""" '"'"'
A vc,,oo, os s,a-t,-- - -
,isroS ioo, VI 'o'eS'ry mas Deen es''n-
~ ,or,r+,, A..
- Wv ''"'-'' W ~" Na"NhS university.
.trooIos o,
'irVieSs' oFN IN small areas here a"d
ut IRE 'e's I"uhd rms Srhooi tsh MA
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06

The first service held In the crypt OF
the new cathed al In San Francisco, al
which l,5 b wer preset, was a m ssOn-
airy service, he'd on febr' AIRY l. FROM
Greenland's lev Noun u MS WAS sui g In
Jarar Sc, And Jesus Shall Lse.sh" w
ChnPeN.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06
Stop! Calomel
Is Quicksilve.
It's mercury! Attacks the bon,
salivates and makes
you sick.

There's no reason why a pers,
should take sickening salsvsting cal
asl when so cents buvs large bot
Of Dodsons Liver Tones perl
substitute for caIomel. {
Ii is a pleasant. vegetable Iio !;
which with start your liver Just as sur
" as calomel, but it doesn't make v,
sick and can not salivsie.
Children and grown folks can tax
Dodsons l. yer Tone, because it
perfectly harmless.
CaIomel is q dangerous drug. l.
mercury and attacks Your, bone
| axe dos, nj NASTY ca'nmI todd
aud Son viii t-el weak. ii k and na
seated tomorrow. Dont Io,e DAD
wcrk. AXE spoonful oE ID ,dsult
Liver lone ins cad AID ,ou " I'll u az
40 te,IIeg < cas-. No uo bil.ousu, ,
con>hparIon. Sluggish heataclt
coated tongue or sour stomach. \ 4
iruggisl Says II You duiI nat D,l
ron Liver loae acts br,trl MAJ i
,bie caIome your ,ney is uuIil
or YOU.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-05-06
Resolutions of Respect

Whereas, it now becomes our
painful dutJ to record The death
OF III. Thomas M. Beatty, VIII,
has always been a good friend
our club and who is the fathe
of one Of our members, Elliot
Beatty; we feel that we shouI
give a suitable expression c
our feelings to our member al
the bereaved family, therefore
Be it resolved, that we wi
ever carry with US a kindly fee
ing for his support of our clu
and his interest taken in it in
many ways;
Be it also resolved, that W,
hereby express our deepes
sympathy to our bereaved men
Der and assure him that W
feel his loss and trus
that God, in His infinite kline
ness, will watch over him an
guide his footsteps in life tn;
he, too, may be as his faith,
was-a great and good man;
Be it further resolved, that
copy of these resolutions be ser
to our member, Elliott Beatl,
copy to the local newspaper al
a copy spread on our minutes.
Boys of the "13" Gu,
Okolona, Miss, May /, 1915.