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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
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PIANO METHODS

EtANo AHODS
BsTers Elementary Piano School.
paper -. ,.....
Beyer's Elementary Piano School
board
Damn Method for the Piano,
board !
Kohler's Practical Method for r,i-
ano. Volumes /, and .
Landons Method for Piano ~ !
Lahert g. Stark Piano School. Parts
l, and J.
Wagner's First instruction Book
for Piano. Part .............
Beflak's New Method for Piano,
y E. Conservatory Method. Parts
/. : and 3 ..,.,.-..,-.. /
Winners Eureka Piano Method
Leschet'zy Method, edited by Bree.
cloth ?
Lameert's Piano Method, for be-
VIOLIN METHOD
Winners Eureka Method for Vic
Wiehtls Young violinist .
De Beriot Violin school, Volume
Hohmann Practical Violin School.
books. each
Keyser OPP. 20, , books. each
GUITAR METHODS
Winners Eureka Guitar Method
CsFcassi Guitar Method - |.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
MANDOLIN METHODS

Ranton Song. keys. Homer. SO
Because ! Love You, Dear. keys. 80
Dearest 3 KEYS, Homer .,........ rs
Her Rose. +. keys, Oleyspeaks so
Morning. keys, Oleyspeaks 90
M Iadajs 4 KEYS ~ 80
Rsn,Iien KEYS Homer - 80
To You, keys, Oleyspeaks 49,. .2s
Winter Lullaby. keys. Dekoven. 30
Ma,1s KEYS ....... 80
Bowl OF Roses keys ....... Is
Because. keys DHardefot .,.... 80
Beloved 1t IL Morn 3 keys - IS
GRAY Days 5 keys .. 25
Little Grey Home in the west
May Morning. keys. Denxa ..,. 80
Dry Those Tears. keys del
RieGo ..,,... -.-...-....,.,. IS
Rose in the Bud keys ....,... 30
Rose of My Heart. I keys ...... 80
Wonderful Garden of Dreams.
Mother o Mine keys .......... 80
At Dawning. keys. Cadman. 80
poan You Cry. Ma Honey keys 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01

Call or write for complete
description OF The various
outfits from $3.50 to 1900
end make your selection.
Catalogues and latest list OF
records mailed upon request.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS

VIOLIN
Eterneile silk r.. lensths. each. ! ID
Academic silk r. 4 lengths, each 20
Russian gu, Z. lengths. EACH, 10
Russian gut A. : lengths each .... le
Russian gut D. each .........t.. .lo
Blue Ribbon e. lengths, each. 10
Blue Ribbon A, lengths, each. -
Blue Ribbon u. each ,......s.. 10
La Tosca e. Italian, 3 lengths each -
La Tosca A. Italian, lengths. each Is
La Tosca D. Italian, each .-..... %
La Favorita r, Italian lengths.
siivered @, each .,..... 1S
silvered g. best quality, each 49, 80
PURE silver q. each ......,....... 90
Pure silver G, Italian gut, each. .7a
Pure silver q. best Italian gut
each -..=..a..-.,..-.- -........s- set... Ivy
VIOLIN CELLO STRINGS
A o. LIST Eureka. good quality gut
p or And Eureka. good quality gut.
each ........... as
&; or ard Eureka, good quality
wound. each -.....- Is
e or arr Eureka. good quality
wound, each ..s.......+.....-.. .3s
g or sra Rsx, wound on Italian
gut. each ......+... ..+........ .Fs
e or 4th Rex wound Italian
GUT zach observation-disclosures. Is
vvDAA STRINGS
~ 80 esR. -aaitr ~acnS- saoA rs
4 G. 1th 49,. cE~is:- vo-n4. eNh IS
i - II AID 90 ,ss ~ "f1fr = = -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
CLASSICAL SONGS AND PIANO MUSIC

Good Shepherd by 4arri, keys, 20
Come. Jesus Redesmer. 3 keys.
bartlett .....-........,.. 20
Day Il Ended keys. Bartlett. 80
Hold Thou My Hcnd. 2 keys,
Bracket --.-.-......+.-. rs
Come Unto Me, keys, coenan... ..s
Hosanna. keys. Grnnier .... SIS
Dream Of Paradise, ; kRya.. So
Ny God and Father. keys. Mare
Good shepherd. keys. vande-
Tns P.at.en.. : keya. vanaevai.r -
The Publican keys, yandewater so
Jesus. Lover OF My soaii. keys,
Hssra r.. voice Of Jesus Say. ~
keys HathhuYn ....... IS
Lord Be M,rciful. k.ya. Bart
r. s.'' Not Ys. 8 israel. keys. -
caiisss u. Thus. o Master. !: keys.
How Long win Tsop Forget Ne.
n,r,h day 81 sf''i the sei Kias. k.y. ~
Jesa' e 1.sa Mi..r.r,a. :. k.ys. N.v,in 40
Save Me, Ged. keys. Randeg-
Heaven Is My Home. msszo, saa.
Lead kindly Light. : keys. ship
' cEAssicAL PLANO
Apple Blossons ....,.-,...,.... ,ts
Angel Voices Ever Near ......,. 90
ClAyton's Grand March ......... "a
Danes Of tho Drnons .,.... az
Bartle,t's Grand Polka de Con-
cert 80. = s-'t...'. % -
shepherds' Evening Song ....,. 81
valse Caprice, kewland ....,.,. as
Basket OF Roses -.e.t-........ rs
Bowl OF Pansies ..~..s......... ,.
n Foppy Land ..s-..,t.t... ~
. . &.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01
VIOLIN BOWS AND CASES FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS

Seal Grain Leather. plush Hired,
silk bow ribbons, bottom
lifts out le.os
Mandclin Cns~s-
Green Felt Bag. ,...... so
NJ, Il w. Canvas, leather bound $50
NJ 4 W. Sole Leather, black
rrsset and tan ............... 200
Guitar Cases
N. & w. Canvas ............... 100
NJ. e. w. Sole Leather, ladies'
SIZE ..zta.a wv
size ....-....-...,'...... .'....'.. 700
NJ. & w Sole Leather. concert
size --..-,.,...s.. ..,5.s..-..+, eVe
nsnJo Cases--
Canvas. 10, II and 12-iuch -. ls9
NJ. & w. Sole Leather. 10. IL and
f2-inch ,...,.........+.... 500
Prices quoted o. all Brass Instru-
nents upon re0aeAt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-01

Who Knows a keys) .............. soc
CARRIE JACOB BONDS MARVELLOUS
SONGS.
Perfect Day - keys) .-.............. soc
Little Pink Rose g keyE) ............ 3nc
A Hundred Years From Now g keys}.. soc
Compensation e keys) ,,+........... soc
God Remembers When the World Forgets
g keys .......+,.......... soc
] Love You Truly q keys) ,,........4. 25c
Just Wcarin' For You q keys ..... csc
LIES Garden t3 keys ............. soc
Nothing But Love G. keys ............ 3ec
Sand Man beautiful child song) ...... soc
His Lullaby CContralto) .............. ACC
Book Of Seven Songs thigh and low voice. 90
Today 3 keys: new this YEAR, ..,...... soc
song Of the Hills thew this year. keys SOC
STANDARD PIANO solos
Bayside Fox Trot Observation-Disclosures. roc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
THE MAN WHO
DARED

peseefUlness OF his companion
thlp--thst's all ! ask. Id do
anything In the world for him.
Would you quit the alley:
would you quit that life for
ooodf asked her.
"H'm going to- she replied
quickly. And some weeks ago
she came TO me and announced
that she was thru for good.
believe her. trust her In.
tcntions and her strength"
lie seemed bit weary. In the
chill Of approaching dawn he
shiyered and his voice had husked
Ine1pressibly comforting had been
his steadying strength. He had
the agony. The effor,
had left him pale and shaken.
Suddenly a suspicion grew upon
me. Oliver had known Anna for
many years. Tonight he spoke OF
her almost with reverence. He
seemed deeply concerned for her
welfare. as he was for mine.
Oliver" asked. did YOU eve,
like Anna Sterling very much?"
For n moment he turned away
standing very straight in the palms
dawn.
4 loved her. John" he said, but
she never knew II.
ITO be contlnued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Our Roads
Get a Risa
From Sam
Hill. Model Road Builder H..
Strong Talk in Speech "
at Chamber.
HE CALLS EN- CUTIE,
Also. "Damnable"; L,d.,
Present, He Says, or Hes
Talk Stronger.

"Your roads are dsmn.s.r
"snoqusImle Pass road h.
gutter"
"pselfie HIshwsy-mvd -
20 the autos tool box"
The road to your cous,,.
elub-the old slUash rs,s
built four times Of woabl...
roek-it Is--uehl"
These. and other punrsut ;.
marks concerning King cou..y.
highways. were made by SAM
Hin. model road builder a, !.
Chamber OF Commerce. rridsy a
ernoon.
There were ladies present On
erwise, he declared, he would II.
used stronger expletlves.
You have spen; si3,eee.ti5 a
roads. not mile Of which "a n |.
travel on" he added.
And this very section IA IA.
In good bodybuilding material n,
any other place In the words
He Lsuds Thomson
I'm is considered by the eoy,-.
ment an authority on road d.
Etruction
"R II. Thomson. former ei.y =
gineer OF Seattle. IN one Of Tie is-
greatest road builders il a.
world" he declared. He pesrs
ally tested every BIT Of auvk.s
that went into roads built cum
his administration. He vstcix
the contractors and watched tis /.
spectors. He built beautiful ruslt
Watch Contractor
You must watch your corrs,
tors. That Is the trouble vi,
your road building today. thiss
however. that In your present cous
" engineer you have an effsdes1
man. wholly capable o. han1ia
his Job.
Il just came over Pacific Hid
way. | made an average Of IN
miles an hour. Ny auto SUM, |,
places. up to the tool box IL mut
The road TO Renton was lsh |,
the contractors with the BIG nd
bed bare. They were rolled. ID
with a steam roller. but WITH IN
mobile tires.
Says Roads an sAbortlees
The Snoquslmie Pass rod b Z
abortion. And the first plAsl 4.
that road were beautiful. But ri
weren't accepted. Nov Il 81
gutter.
All pavements are eood n
paying royalty for laying pasnRl
roads is all piffle. II Is unnsus
sary TO pay royalty for ~ 4
them.
You have wonderful natu1l =,
terial here for road building. I'm
right alongside OF the road usual
sharp grained. fine frartus
basalt. that is best The trouhk
you don't use H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
0RPHEuM THEATRE WILL CLOSE;
CAN'T Get PHOTO PLAY BOOKINGS

Tho orpheum will cease as a NOV
Ing picture house Saturday night,
following tho final performance OF
Gods Witness" tho murder mys'
terry drama This was the an
nounccmcnt made today by VIM.
Lehman. tho assistant manager.
Two weeks ago. on conclusion %
the vaudeville season. tho big Con.
sidin@ thea,r. WAS turned into y
phoioplay house.
I'VE found ourselves unabi. 20
get any Of tn. latest big releases
because ~ the extensive advance
booking the other s.atti. houses
have done" said Lehman. "Primar.
liy this IL our reason for closing
down. Ono OF the larger theatres.
a local film agency told US, had
booked tho pictures 81 on. big East.
ern producer for ~ consecutive
weeks.
'if arrangements can be made for
securing a proper share of tho high.
or class pictures. We probably viii
reopen at an early date"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

Little Bobby Carley, as Sonny Jim,
has climbed right into the hearts of Sc
attic film fans-"there's a reason"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

These are part of the Hearst-Selig
news pictorial-the first to be shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

LIBERTY
For deeds Of daring. Tho
Juooernaut." the sensational
railroad picture which the Lib
ersy has obtained for tho week.
beginning Sunday. 10 unpsral.
leled In film history.
A train wreck. In which q
whole train. loaded with dunn
mice. goes OFF q tressle into a
river. 10 the colossal feature.
The staging o. this particular
scene nearly had = fatal result
for the stars. Anita Stewart
and Earle Williams With 20
others. they jumped Into the
swim stream, taking the place
Of the dummies They had TO
be really rescued from the Wa
ter, and. overesslmaslno their
ability 20 reach the shore. near
~ drowned. Both were ureon-
selous when removed from the
stream.
HaN q doxen extras" were
also rescued from . similar
plight.
MISSION
Arthur Johnson. the popular
Lubin star, IL both leading man aad
director OF strong three-rcei mel.
odrama. who Violates the Law"
the big feature of the Missions
new program. commencing Sun
day. Johnson is assisted by Lottie
Briscoe and his excellent company.
The early part OF the picture de-
scribes tho workings of a blind
pig" conducted by an old bag who
Is protected by the crooked sheriff
Then comes the work OF n news
paper to expose tho evil. and
the detail OF reporter on the Job
who happens TO be the sweetheart
OF the crooked sherifrs daughter
The "Hearst.Selig Weekly" con
tains Incidents Immediately follow
Ing the sinking OF the Lusitania
COLONIAL
Another Betty hansen triumph.
in which this wonderful woman f.
supported by two co-stars. William
J. Kelly and Edward Jose. comes
to the Colonial for the week. begin.
ming Sunday.
Manager Hamrich has a cor
ner" on the hansen features and
her screen successes are proving
the hit OF the year in Seattle.
Miss hansen has the part o,
Katusha Mssiova In this film.
which was taken from a Tolstoi
story.
Kelly n tho prince who betrays
Katusha The part OF the princes
body-servant. who IL faithful even
unto death. Is hsndled by Jose.
cLemMgR
Two big film numbers, THE
Cowboy and the Lady" an s. Miller
Kent feature, and pictures OF the
San Diego exposition. constitute
the Sunday change OF program al
Jim Clemmer's photopiay house
This show will stay three days.
The drama is another in which
circumstantial evidence plays nm
important role. Molly. who knows
the real murderer. Ia spirited away,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
SEATTLE


Liberty Ending Saturday Night
The Juggernaut" ANITA Stew.
art and Earl Williams), five parts :
Southern American Trayelogue. .
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
"A Woman's Resurrection" (Bet-
~ Manson. VIM. J. Kelly and Ed.
ward JOSEF.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
The Dancer" (Cleo Madlson1
three parts: The Broken Window
(Edw. Coxen and Winifred Green.
wood; Mutual Weekly"
cIemmer Ending Tuesday Niaht
The Cowboy and the Lady" "a.
Miller KENT; San Diego Exposi.
ton"
Mission Ending Tuesday Might
Who Violates the Law" oar.
thur Johnson. three parts;
"Hearst-selig Weekly; Sonny
Jim and the Valentine"
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Corsican Brothers" king
Bsggop. three parts: NO Soup,
Fun Among the Pharaohs"; THE
Memory Tree"
AIhsrbra, Beginning Monday
The Hypocrites" margaret Ed.
wards).
Seattle Ending Tuesday Night
Added Fuel" two parts: at the
Stroke Of the Angelus." two parts:
Caught In the Act"
Alaska Ending Tuesday kloht
THE Failure" John Emerson)
and Keystone comedy.
Tlllkum Sunday and Monday
"Trickery," two parts; Jeans
Evidence" two parts; Tiny Tim 8
Elopement."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

and Ted North. the hero. is con
victed.
In tho meantime Mrs. Weston,
North's former sweetheart. learns
tho true facts In tho case and tho
pictures powerful climax IL one
that cannot be described IN so
short an amount OF space.
GRAND
king Baggot II TO be the head en-.
tertainer on the Levy screen for
three days. beginning Sunday. OF
all screen artists who have sppear.
cd at the Grand. Baggot has the
largest following and 10 always
sur. OF a cordial welcome.
Alexander Dumas noted novel.
The Corsican Hrothers." features
this versatile character actor aud
Is one OF the best releases the Uni.
versal has ever made
A GALAXY OF u" stars will assist
/, Baggot The other films are No
Soup" Fun Among the Pharaohs"
and The Memofy Tree"
4
Photo fans are 10 10 given n sec.
ond opportunity 20 view tho pic.
turs sensation. "iiypocrit.s.
which recently shattered TO smith.
Greens the Labertys attendance
records.
'Hypocri,es" is tho flim In which
Margaret Edwards assumes the
/ daring role OF Truth. an hllegorieal
person. whose wardrobe. NJ cor.
tain times. needs TO contsin no
more than tho cupboard maintained
by "Old Mother Hubbard" Miss
Edwards appearance In the mud.
caused the Los Angeles censorn 10
put the ban on the film In that city.
''Hypocri,cs" will be shown al en-
tlro week.
CLASS A
No wonder Manager smythe Of
the Class A IL wearing one OF those
smiles thntwon'twcaroN
Cleo Madison pictures are the de-
mand % nearly every flrst.class
house In town. and Smytha has
landed the very latest release In
which pretty Cleo scintiliates. The
name OF II r. The Dancer and
the part. according To advance
dope. fits the little film heroine ss
neatly as a glove.
The usual Cleo Madison features
are two-reelers. but this particular
play has been extended into three
reels. A Mutual Weekly" filled
with tho latest OF world events IL
one OF tho several added attrac-
tons.
SEATTLE
An exciting newspaper-istec'ive
play. a romance OF the early Sos.
and one-reel comedy offering In
the program the Seattle theatre
management Ia prepared TO deal
out TO It's patrons during the fore
part Of the coming week. The
newspaper story IL called Added
Fuel" and is recited In realistic
newspaper atmosphere. It's two
parter. AT the Stroke OF the
Angelus." n two-part story OF strife
and romance. will share tho honors
OF the new program. The comedy
In Caught I'm the Act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
sY FREDERICK N. KERRY

After the movie tomorrow try
some Peanut Ice Cream or a Straw
berry Shortcake at the Hollywood
Iunch.--Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
EXTENSION
IS GRANTED

Lawton, Okla, April 27.--In the alb.
sence OF Congressman Scott Ferris.
who recently departed on a trip to the
Hawaiian Islands. his secretary, Cam
Campbell, has received information
from the interior department at Wash
ington to the effect that the applica-
tion of purchasers of remnant lands
sold at Lawton in December, 1918, for
an extension of time within which to
make payments, has been approved
and the extension granted
The application and petitions for the
extension were presented to the de-
partment last December and later de-
hied on the theory that shortage in
the funds necessary to operate and
maintain the Kiowa Indian hospital
would be apt to occur in case the ex-
tension should be granted. AS result
Of this denial those who have been
unable to meet the payment have
stood in grave and constant fear that
their entries would be cancelled aud
the amount already paid in by them, as
the first installment, forfeited under
the regulations governing the sale OF
the land It will be glad tidings for
these purchasers to know that the
further efforts Of Congressman Ferris
in their behalf have resulted in an ar
rangement whereby the extension has
been granted and under which suffic-
lent funds will be available for the
maintenance and operation of the hos
pital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
BROUGHT ACTION TO AN END
Appearance Of the Deceased" In
chancery Court a Blow to Army
of Lawyers.

II was suit in chancery, and there
was a great gathering of the de-
ceased's family. quarreling, as rela-
tives will, over the division of the
spoils. The lawyers engaged chuckled,
for the suit seemed likely to be pro-
longed and complicated
There were many LAWYERS, too, and
the Judge marveled at : irnmensity
Of the deceased mans family as silk
and stuff rose in rapid succession, in
Producing themselves with the usual
formula. And !, my lord. am for the
nephews. or nieces, or fifteenth cousins
removed, as the case may be, of the
deceased" The procession seemed in
terminable. but at last 1t came to an
end. Then \ small voice was heard
timidly saying from the back of the
court. May be allowed to speak. my
lord?"
There was dead silence as his lord
ship adjusted his spectacles and asked,
rather dejectedly, who are you?"
The answer was. to say the least,
unexpected
Il am the deceased, my lord" said
the modest voice from the back Of the
court. That ended the action
Quite unknown to his relatives, the
deceased" had turned up from the
wilds of Rhodesia. Obviously man
of humor, he must have taken a de-
light in watching how "the best-laid
schemes of mice and men gang aft
agley."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
Saws Cat Caused Wreck.

Capt. Roland F. Quillan, whose TIN ee-
masted schooner William J. Quilla n,
was sunk off Cape Hatteras after col
lision with the Norwegian steamship
Laly, never again will taIe cat to-
sea. He attributes the accident which
nearly cost his life and the lives of his
crew, to a gray cat which he had
aboard.
I've shipped for Is years and al
ways have taken along dogs. Captain
Quillan said. Just before | started
from Baltimore for Mayport, Fla,
somebody stole my dog. SO ! got a
cat--a gray cat. Cats are bad luck, |
guess. This was my first accident
The cat was lost"
The Laly. which brought the Quill
lan's crew to Newport News, is under
going repairs. due to the collision, be
fore resuming her voyage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
Lights From the Drug store.

The general darkening of the lights
of London has nearly quenched the
rich glow from chemists windows that
used to appeal so strongly to one of
Robert Louis Stevensons friends.
Walter Ferrier,' records Stevenson,
had romantic affection for all phar-
macies, and the bottles in the window
were for him a poem. He said once
that he knew no pleasure like driving
through a lamp-lit city waiting for the
chemists to go by"
The reigning sultan of Morocco ap-
parently possesses similar tastes.
! When Muley Yussef last visited Cas-
ablanca he departed with an assort-
ment of green, blue and red jars. pur-
chased from chemists. These caught
his eye as he passed Trough the
streets, and we're promptly pu r,hased
to adorn his residence.-Pall Ma Il Ga
zette.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
CAT HAS MANY MOURNERS
Citizens Of New York Town Regret
Demise of Feline Who Had Made
Himself Popular.

Often In our exchanges we find ac-
counts of remarkable dogs that have
been town characters in their day,
and whom everybody misses after
they have gone, but seldom do we re-
ceive notice of a cat that has at
tanned the popularity of "Old Mose,"
who died recently in Fair Haven,
~ Y. The Register of that town
prints the following eulogy:
"Old Nose, was only yellow cat.
Old age had crept slowly upon him.
yet he was still remarkable animal,
and the remembrance of his traits
Of character will ever be fresh in the
memory of the whole town. Never was
there a public supper. an entertain
ment or gathering of any Kind that
old Nose was not present. 1t mat.
tered not where or when 1t was held
he would find his way into it seeming.
ly by some unknown but powerful in
stinct. lie was faithful attendant at
the Sunday services in the Methodist
Episcopal church. very seldom missing
a service. Nose had host of friends,
and he was monarch Of all he surveyed
in the store where he belonged Many
have been the friendly calls he has
made at the Register Office, and as
many have been the dainties set be
fore him at each visit We shall miss
him, though only a cat he was; we
shall remember him as among the
most faithful of our friends; and his
animal intelligence will always be a
bright memory in our life. He pos
sessed nature that might well be
patterned by many human being
He was kind. innocent, intelligent and
a friend to all"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
Keep Your Bowels Regular.

AS everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of the body, and
it is of the greatest Importance that
they move once each day. II your
bowels become constipated, take a
dose Of Chamberlain's Tablets just
after supper and they will correct the
disorder. Obtainable everywhere.
ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-27
New Manual Training
Will Open Tomorrow
BY tinted Press.


Chicago. April ~ Dignifying over
alls. This is the edylfying task to
which Principal L. G. Wade OF the
Pullman Free School for Manual
Training has dedicated himself and
the school made possible by the will
Of the late George NJ Pullman Erect
ed at a cost Of over 100000 the school
will open tomorrow.
Surrounded by the gigantic Pullman
car factories and works. the institu.
tion. an ideal location for an industrial
school. Principal Wade plans to CO.
operate with the Pullman company in
its training OF apprentices.
The school viii be open five and
one half days. As weeks in the year.
with short vacation at the end OF
each Of the four quarters The time
Of the pupils, who will be in school
eight hours each day. win be divided
between the shops, the laboratories,
the athletic field and the gymnasium.