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The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

sibyl did not see II because she was
staring az the fountain. The first
she knew Of her husbands presence
was the sound OF his voice
i've been looking for you every
where" he said coldly They told
me you had gone down into the vii
lage."
Arthur LoVther started as II some
thing had stung him. His face red.
dened under his brown skin But he
quickly recovered his composure.
I'VE did intend to 90 into the vii
lage, he said quietly but Sibyl
thought il WA too hot.
Treverton did not so much as look
al him
III you could spare me few min
utes, Sibyl," he said 4 want 70 see
you before the post goes out"
Il was just coming In, jim, she
replied Arthur has 20 go OF in a
few minutes
TreveIton looked al his watch. 90
think the motor is at the door" he
said coldly, "hut there is no hurry
"Pd like n little chat with you, Low
ther-there Is something want you
to do for me IN town
They walked up 20 the house %
gether Lowther chatted cheerfully
enough, but the others two were 81
lent
I'D best say what I've got to say
TO I.owther FIRST" Treverton exclaim
cd abruptly. as they entered the hall
"He hasn't much time 10 spare"
Certainly old chap. I'm at your
service"
Come into the library, will you
Sibyl IN be with you in a minute
The two men entered the library
and Treverton closed the door
You are engaged TO a Mrs Ar
buthnot believe" he said coldly
Yes. of course | am What about
it?"
do you know that that is not heI
real name-that she is a Mrs Haig
the widow OF the Capt Haig who
ran away with my first wife,"
Arthur Lowther looked at Trever
ton for a few seconds without speak
ing. Then he smiled
Il do know il" he said quietly u
have never known her under any
other name than that Of Mrs Haig'
Then why do you call her Mrs
! Arbuthnot?"
"Because-well, rather fancied
should not be very welcome here Il
you knew was engaged to Haigs
widow"
1T was an impertinence." said
Treverton hotly "an insult
Nothing of the sort, my dear
chap-merely an act Of prudence.
/ hate scenes For Heavens SAX,
don't be violent"
There viii certainly be no scene
you are leaving in a few minutes
and | don't suppose you will be ask
ed here again | merely wish to tel
you that I've found out the truth"
Arthur Lowther smiled insolently
How did you find out?" he queried
Treverton took a small leather
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
Oh AnIIHa

JAMES TRENEBTON. a man OF 81
Who has divorced his wife Aztec.
believing that she ran away with
CAPT HAlG. who was ia love with
her IIeFrrtuu marries again. ana
soon tterwatd Haig turns up and
denies that he Ieft England with
Alice. lie says that Alice was
murdered iu the woods near hy and
threatens 90 accuse Treverton OF
The crime unless he ls well paid
Hdlg u.s. found murdered but has
wife continues 90 hlackmail Ire
Nerton. Trrtorton sells some ot
his silver secretly In order 10 pay
her
SYBIL TREVERTON. Treverton's sec
ond wife who has just presented
him with son
q ATT. head game keeper 70 Trevor
ton
MRS LOWTHER. SYPHILIS mother.
Syhtl tells her that she mas
suspicious that her husband is
troubled by some secret.
ARTHUR -LOWTHEK. SYPHILIS cousin,
and once in love with her, comes
20 make a visit
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
A BIT Of a Puzzle

We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks 20 all our friends and rels-
tives FOR sympathy shown us during
our late bereavement az nd death
NJ our beloved wife. mother hother
in-law grandmother sister sister-in-
law.-Carolino pomgesser. IN MIL
waukee Sentinel
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The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
Deaths.

"lam Hayer 2os's JEFFERSON,
ABOUT 80 years. cirrhosis .of liver.
William r. Jones. COO IiTstiugs. /
ursmature Fred Guimond. ST
ii .anf Hut shock, operation FOR hcr-
t.H ctalliuo VIVA 1875 Cottrell.
tHouf 81 years. valvular heart dis
case Joseph Coyal 81 Mttys hospi
lts fn head aud neck Herman Tap
an her 80 Marys hospital. about 90
years NHIvular heart disease, Jsmes
walker 81 Mary's hospital. about 81
no.. fractured skull. Helen HetroW
SKI thiidren's FREQ hospital Y
months. malnutrition Ralph Beat
Was &iG Green. months malnutrj-
lnu Mary s Frazer. i27 Forest chst
~ feAts heart failure, John Nor
us. 1901 scotch. ~ years dyscutory.
ute Julian Michalsld. $50 Thirty
ono, months typhoid william
iiq Gh4 ~ Garfield. 20 years. ar
sri1 rlerosis and asthma stephen
ltFsn WFki. chil1rcn's Free hospital 4
arH. Burns. John Was 3TS Superior.
years arteUo sClcrosis. August
'truwn, gl1 Eluwoud, 81 years. pueu-
uorta Clara = .nnkiewicz. 1915 Chenc,
~ DAYS acute castro entcrttis; Jose
Years pulmonary phthisis baby OF
John Giywka. House 81 Providence.
hours. luanition premature Mary
Gold 2fi Jay Oh years, hepatitls
acute" clara Andre. 7t2 Cadillac. 90
y,trs. cancer. Irene Tekin. 300 Su
3D. .1r. months pertusHis Mary -
Abbott t31 CummouW rnlth. 30 years.
pulmonary tubg rculosis. Pauline
NlmuIcr. $40 Watson 10 years.
chronic uephrtls. Bridget Lcfebvre.
9af baldwin. % years pulmonary tn
h'r.uIosis Ambrose w miller Water
Works mark accidental drowning
adrian Hurwc. fS2 Junction. years.
pfam1Ine poisoning Edward Barga
lt. Junction wears. ptOmnine polls
oUflr Terln guchnrski ISL Campbell,
Hh1uh IS wears, pulmoUhry tuberculo-
I fgla q Srhwedt - Baker. ~
N.ar. rrtprio- scieruats. Elizabeth
Miller. Arnold Home So years. articu-
lai rueumatism. Elizabeth Carnovskv.
gi1 Hrainnrd. 5s yenrs. cancer OF the
brtnet
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
lOrtuarJ

DEt,--Aug 30 1918, William NJ
beloved son Of Ellen Dee aud the
late John Dec and brother ot p
Dee. Catherine Dee ana Mrs j 'hu
Iackiiu Funeral from Residence
ms TDnuyaon ave. saturday NOR ~
10 az 30 and 60 Most Rleserd
Sacrament church AT o'clock
HoILAND~Aug 90. 1915 william
AGED 81 years. al residence. COZ
Mack beloved husband 81
Mary Holland and father Of Henry
IN Richard and Mary Holland
Funeral services nj residence sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock
Burial private
LEN ARL-AuR 2f. suddenly a. ~
Marys hospital Mary beloved
daughter ~ Peter and Ellen Len
arZ and sister Of Mrs "a. tat
tcrsou Funeral from resideuC"
It2t Scotteu-aye Noticc OF TIME
later.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
CHOICE FARMS

no acres. ~ miles from Ipsiiauti
poStofncc, Just outside city limits.
S7a acres. ono mile from a good vii
laEa with good schools. eletcrir
lights. churches, etc, an ideal farm
Tor stock
1850 acres located ~ miles from BY
ron Gcuursscc county for NI2vV
good soil good fences and build
ugs alone worth $4,000
CS acres IS miles from Detroit city
hau fine soil good building and
wau fenced about $4,000 worth 81
good vlreiu timber n the wood lot.
ample and peach orchard Of more
fhau UUn trees soon TO bear price
slL-9u
Would consider good income property
in Ietroif for any ~ above farms.
DiLLON-ANDERSON co.
n.y. Ford Bldg Cadillac 1893
I22 ACNES fn Glare county, about r.
miles west Of Mains siding; 40
building Any reasonable offer Will
he taken Terms J., H. Wade
I,h.1tS Cnurch-st. Grand $500.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

A few minutes later James Trev-
erton was alone In the library. He
paced 70 and fro, his head bent. his
hands clasped behind hts back The
story that he would have 70 tell
must be no clumsy tissue OF lies. IL
must be well thought plausible.
coherent IN every part. II must not
be such as would cause his wife
anxiety. and yet Il must not be so
trivial that there would seem 20
lave been no reasonable cause for
concca'ment u was a task worthy
of Tho Prince OF Lies.
or a truth the avalanche was be-
ginning to move more swiftly down
The ountaln side
Ito BE Contluued)
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

A wireless station open to The
public, has been opened in Tierrs
del Fuego.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

Try bemb I'loraI service
Flowers for Everybody"
The l.. BemD Floral Company.
Albert rochelon,
Main 7OO2. lsa Betes-sI
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

Ncvt story AZ Last the Voice
OF STICKY Toes IS Heard
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
FARMS

90 ACRES. near Mt Clemens. good
buildings. Al SOIL price right
SO acres. near Npslauti best ~ soil
good buildings and well fenced
might take some cottage or small
house.
81 acres near Bad Axe good buI3-
iuEe nearly Gli Improved. sa.5Ng ur
viii TAX. small house
81 acres. ueat HellcNu1e all Improved
fine BUILDINGS and uiC. loco ION
l2o acres. near Wills good aUi linrs.
SO acres improved and fenced with
wbvcu wire. go acres pasture aut
timber exchange for Detroit prop
sffN
kiNGON real. ESTATE go
tus whitney Blda. Main 31tf
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

10 ACRES. Ia mites from Wayne
close 20 stone road, with some
timber only $s5o
rs acres. s-roon house, barn. z acre
corn. N acres beans. acres pota-
good horses worth $500, 3 COWS 20
Shickens and all tools. This iS a
snap az $500. as This property VIII
increase IN value.
RtdE Phone cherry 2Stt Royal
oak e sundays and evenings
FDR SAI.E-OwRerS wanting 90 qut
ain sell al sacrifice iWprot cd
farms 81 100. goo, ,U. 40 acres and
igO acres with crops All Wtttln
80 niles ~ Detroit. near town TT me
YpAllanti Agency company. lp-i-
lantt Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27
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FARM LAND OFFERINGS
decline
will liberty
he
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o
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

A FULI.Y EQUipPED 20 ACRE
POULTRY FARM. RIGHT ON GItA-
TIOT-ANE 6-room bungalow FUR
mace heat. modern poultry houses,
2ONTO. 20X40 and l2N2V. Barn and
other outbulldings
Everything in good order and up-to-
date. and all appliances 10 conduct
large business Price $4,000 when
includes 500 white ieghorns, stock.
implements and crops Grand loch
tion on stone road and electric ear
{ pass the farm. photographs at OF
lice.
sLEJOHNS, Manager Farm Department
WALTER &. PIPER
4uB Peuohscot bidg
HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMS.
This is a particularly well -lotd led
property. with every thing in us "a
vor. good Investment. and should
rapidly Increase In value
The Detroit times., 1915-08-27

;TORAgE furniture. neariy new. bar
gain price. sumner 30. Mich. 9Th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
AM u S E NJ E NTS
About the 1'heatcrs.


Unless reason and observation are
without value in forming a basis for
prediction. then Edward Arnold and
the support supplied him by the other
members OF the Bijou Stock COMPANY.
under the direction OF Arthur Berthe
let, Will make of "Rafles" one Of the
most notable productions and perfor-
mances ever presented by stock com
pany in Richmond. Both the stories
by L. w. Hornung and the play adapted
from them are too we'll known TO re-
quire extended comment II is neces-
Sary TO recall only that Rallies is an
Engiishman of good social position, a
university man. well-born and we'll
bred. and famous cricketer; but that
he has drifted into the career of n
social hiGhwayman In short, he is a
thief. But he is not a sneak thief
he takes his chances with the worst
and. in spite of his criminal mode Of
Ire, he is most engaging rascal
just such character as Arsene Lupin
Although there is a romance in the
play, and number of incidental situa =
tons give it variety. the strength and
interest of the drama revolve abou,
the one haracter-Rahles And for
tha presentation on this character, with
Its elements of cool courage ami de-
termination, tempered by the suayity
of the man of the world, it would seem
that no better fitted man has rIayed
in Richmond for years than Edward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
DAY" OBSERVED
IN TOWN OF HuDDLi;STON

HUDDLESTON. VA. June go
Boosters Day" In Huddleston was
held here to-day, and about 500 peo-
pie were present to sec the new town
on the Virginia Railway, with it's new
Citizens Bank. cannery and five stores
and several projects In view. c. c..
Turner, candidate for the Legislature;
Mr.. Maxson, agent for the Virginian
Railway: p. K. Arthur, county demon
strator, and Richard Wilson spoke on
farming topics, while Professor j.
Walton Hall, of Gordonsville, spoke to
the gathering on THE New Patriot
ism In the Public Schools of Virginia"
The picnic will be made an annual
affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
THIS MULE GOES LAME
WHEN He SEES POLICENAN

LYNCHBURG. VA, Dune 2or,
driver OF mule team belonging to
local transfer company is authority for
the statement that one OF his muiss
looks upon policeman in uniform ~
ms friend The mule several times has
developed bad shoulder, and unas
various occasions has been sent In H.
stable by policeman. Tho driver d.
clares now that when tho mule seas
policeman lye becomes very lama sud.
denly. but after tho officer has passed
out OF sight tho animal works as we'll
as ever. The driver says the muIe hss
turned this trick not lnfrequentiy Of
late VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
ups and Downs
Of Coiffures
tcopyrigh'. 1915, by Antoinette Don.
ny ANTOINETTE DoNSELLY.

Copyright, 1915, by Antoinette Don.
ncNy)
The crown In 'woman's browning
glory may be completely overturned
If you follow ,he vaEaries Of fashion,
with no thought Of whether the last
word In Embarrassing" is becoming or
rot Whether your co!n shall be an
up or down" one is a matter FOR YOU
10 study out before your mirror II you
haven't any frank ana honest brothers
anG sisters In your family.
There is one style OF Embarrassing for
every woman, no matter how plain.
When YOU discover that one style which
suits YOU II is a pretty safe beauty tin
10 adhere 10 IL. howsoevcr the fashion
Of the day may decree otherwise
If VIC could change the shape Of our
noses or tho breadth OF our foreheadg
Or the contour Of our nccks We would
De better able 10 follow fashion changes
In hairdrcssing. But so long as our
profiles and the distance between our
eyes and the shapes Of our chins and
ears remain the same il is unwise to
peril our beauty with some "coif'
yagary.
Long. thin faces should avoid piling
the hair up on top of the head. while
this same treatment Of the hair VIII
be a distinct gain to a wide face or
short one.
If your face is sharply featured the
center parting is not for you, while IL Ia
.ull OF charm for features that are not
sharp.
If your forehead is lined and low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
character IL not arthri.is detormans' It.

character IL not arthritis detormans' II.
self
1t has long been suspected that some
SPECIFIC parasite caused pyorrhoeo
Professor Barrett suggested that it is
probably an infection by the endamcba
buccalis, which protozoon inhabits the
mouth of majority of people, But 1t
remained for DR.. Bass, OF Tulane Medi-
cal School. to carry this suggestion to
practical end. Bass demonstrated the
Endameba buccalis in large series OF
cases of pyorrhoea, and found that the
same remedy used as specific for
amebic dysentery In the Philippines
acts as specific for pyorrhoea.
An Old Remedy for an Old Disease.
Bass reported his findings in the
Journal OF tho American Medical AS
sociation for February 10, 1918 The
specific is emetin, injected hypoder-
matically by physician or dentist.
Emetin is an active principle derived
friend. ipecac. DR.. Bass found that a
few doses of emetin thypodermically
suffice to destroy the Epdamebas. But
since the, parasite Is so ubiquitous and
reinfection or relapse therefore so
likely, it is necessary to continue the
application of ipecac as a tooth-wash
or mouth wash.
The specific is sufficiently activo in
dilutions as high az l to 100000 to
destroy the Endamehns. 1t Is also
SuHlclchtiF irritating 10 be objection
able in dilutions higher than to 10.
SO that drop or two of nuid extract
of ipecac in a glass of water is strong
enough for mouth wash; or n drop
of tho following dilution may be user
on the moistened toothbrush regularly
in brushing tho teeth: one part Of fluid
extract of ipecac mixed with ten parts
OF pure grain alcohol.
We hope those Of our readers who
harbor Endamcbas and also nurse rheu-
matiz' OF any chronic variety will HE
away promptly to their dentist and
doctor and ask whadayaknow about
this, now, emctin cure for pyorrhoea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21
Save The Baby
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az HORLlCk'S, the Original
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21

in various degrees OF severity, from a.
slight involvement OF the gums be-
tween certain teeth. to suppurating in
hammation. which eventually causes
loosening and dropping out OF most OF
the teeth. The disease is important in
mat II eNerts pronounced influence
upon general health. Patients usually
suffer from anemia, severe digestive
disturbances and, not rarely. from OBJ
stinate joint infections of a rheumatoid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21

Arnold. Young az he Is. he has poise.
ease and-freauently-a certain dis
ttnction, all which combine TO qualify
him for tho part. quite aside from hts
manly bearing and indubitable good
looks
a large cast is called for. ana prac-
,tcally every member of the company
Will he seen. I'm the play. including a
number who have appeared very rarely.
If al all, since the opening of tho sum
mcr season
For the reasons stated, and because
OF the remarkable performances al
ready given, there is every cause TO
expect that safnes" will prove TO be
an Offering that will be remembered
Long Tack Sam and his troupe of
fourteen Chinese acrobats, actors
jugelers. contortionists and all-round
entertainers form the big feature of
the Lyrics bill for the first part Of
the week. This act is said to be so
startling in many ways that il was
retained on the bill at Hammerstein's
for twelve weeks. Others OH tho same
program are: Diero, accordion virtuoso;
Mr. and Mrs. Kelso in their comedy
song and dance skit Here and There
in Vaudeville: McRae ami Grogg
bicyclsts. and wilbur Held. monolog-
list.
For the first half Of the week the
strand announces n revival. in picture
form. OF one Of the most famous plays
of the gcnocation-"Jim the penman'
In which that eminent legitimate ac-
tor. John Mason. is featured. 1t has
been number OF years since lin, the
Pcnman" was last seen on tho stage in
Richmond. but its thrills are we'll re-
niembered by those a little older than
the younger set, and the younger SCI.
may take their word for the fact that
il is one of the most exciting of plays
Supporting Mr.. Mason in the Famous
Players Film Company's production
are such actors as Frederick Perry,
Marguerite Leslie, Harold Lockwood
and Russell Bnssett
On the screen placed In the midst OF
it's handsome new setting the Coloniars
operator will throw, to-day and to-
morrow, the Metro Company's photo
decentralization OF that unusually fine
novel. The Four Feathers" When II
was published, in 1902. the novel at
once lcaped into popularity as we'll AS
into critical acclaim, because Of it's
thrilling character and because Of its
artistry. 1t treats In word, OF the
ennoblinE of a man through the fur
mace of danger and physical suffering
Many OF the scenes Of the novel are
laid In the country OF the Mahdi-the
Sudan-and 1t is understood that the
picture Celebrates these into a grip
ping battle drama.
To-day the Victor shows THE Ro-
nance of Elaine" with Pearl White
and Lionel BARRYMORE. The first in
stailment, or chapter, of the big. new
serial The Goddess" written by
Gouverneur Morris and featuring Anita
Stewart and Earle Williams, will be
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Illicit sttil De.trox.d

I,YNCHBCRG, VA, June 20--Denu,y
Internal Revenue Collectors Wood snJ
Coleman. Of Lynehburg, on Thur.da ~
night raided and destroyed an Illicit
still three miles east OF Buffalo Iithia
Springs. in Mecklenburg County. The
OUTFIT had capacity Of thirty-two gall
Ions. and was complete In every detai,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-21

leave the straight back hair dressing
for your sister Win IA forehead high
and white
them 10 the public eye as present
popular style of hnirdressinG demands
Unless your age would justify it
don't let yourself be made ridiculous
with the CASTLE clip. It's charming
style for girl in her teens, but not
for one in her thirties.
Practice in front OF your mirror
until YOU And your own individual style
keeping in mind the fact that the
snartest couture is the most becoming
one and not the latest fad
Antoinette Donnelly's Answers.
Olive-Worrying will not make YOU
any taller, Olive. Your weight is NOR
NAL for a girl of your height. You
can give the appearance Of being taller
by wearing striped material, with the
stripes not too wide Do not wear
checked materials. Only tall persons
can wear checked materials we'll
Glycerine and rose water will not cause
growth of hair on the face. Glycer-
Inc does not agree with all skins. 1t
may be soothing TO yours. however.
Hazel-Indeed. 1 do not approve OF
pinchins the cheeks TO make them rosy
Good health alone will make rosy
cheeks. Pinchng the checks makes
them iiahby and saggy Eat simple and
nourishing foods. Drink lots of water
Take lots OF exercise in the open air
and get proper amount of rest and
sleep at night and YOU will not have to
worry about being pale and sick look
ing. Massaging the hands each night
with good skin food will help to
make them plump and round. l shall
be glad to send you my formula for
skin food II YOU will send me a
stamped. addressed envelope.
Ruth-Your hair needs ventilation
just as much as does your sleeping
room. Whenever it Is possible, loosen
your hair and let the air. and especi-
ally the sunlight, get at the roots.
Keeping the hair confined tightly to the
head or under a hat has tendency
TO make 1t lose It's vitality and beauty.
Dorothy am sure from your let
ter that you are an attractive little
girl, and ] should not grieve because
l did not have dimples If were you.
There is no way Of acquiring dimples.
as they simply are a faciaY defect, and
while they are fascinating in a girl
OF your age, yet they are liable TO turn
into wrinkles as one becomes older
Just cultivate the art OF smiling and
I'LL your heart and mind with good
thoughts and you will have no cause
to regret that YOU were not Kissed by
an anger at your birth.
Stanley--Dont hesitate to write to
me. ! realize that men have beauty"
diihculties as we'll as women, and / am
just as eager TO help my men CORE
spondents n S the women. Massage will
keep the scalp healthy and prevent
the hair from falling out. 1t requires
no especial skill. y good hair tonic
can he used with the massage. You
can almost transform vOur hand hv
giving II about Ave minutes care each
day. Try il. | shall be glad to send
YOU my instructions for manicurinG and
scalp massage and formula for a good
hair tonic if you will send me stamp
ed, addressed envelope.