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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
VANITY CASE OF COLD
Is GIFT OF PRESIDENT
Mrs. Gait Displays Dainty Trinket
With Her Initials Studded
- i'm Diamonds.
With Grin He Rcpcls ATTACK" While
on Way to Fiunccc's Iiomc-Much
Speculation Caused Over Possible
Envoy From Pope.
tSpcclal a. The Tlmes. nisratch.I

Especial to The Times dispatch
W.ASHlNGToN. November c-Mrs
Edith Boiling Gait dispiaved 10 friends
to-day n dainty gold vanity ease which
bears Asr Initials Sc, IN Tiny diamonds
1t was a gift from President Wilson
p,nsaased during their recent stay in
NewSYork
rHS vanity case cnutainssa compar;-
.mc,t for Photographs and. It is said
Mrs. CANS !aNOrit. picture of the
rresseaf has bees already placed
withis
Ieae pre.tdon, has new Walking
caIE with silver mouulinrs. lie car
ried IL To his Office with him carly
to-day. Later /: WAS Observed hooked
jauntily out To Mrs. Galt's home in
Twentieth street for luncheon.
PRESIDENTIAL. GRIN
UErEIs BRIEE tT'rACk
ON his way Ia the Gal, home the
President was attacked 10y crowd
of youngsters armed with shooters.
The first volley was tired before tho
make bel!evc warriors discovered the
identity OF their diStinEui>hed target.
Then they turned from assault 10 ac-
claim. which Mas Acknowledged 10y q
friAndly flourish OF the new walking
cane and q broad p!eSiieutial grin.
The incident occurred on Eighteenth
street. rS-t' New hampshire Avenue
After luncheon the President and
Mrs cal; mo:ored through Maryland
until it vas time 20 return To the
White House for dinner. They were
joined Their, by pr. =. Cary Grayson
and Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon.
MUCH SPECi IATION
ABOUT IOPE'S ENVOY
The report from Rome that the Pope
is sending an envoy 20 attend tho we'd
ding is causiuc much "pcculation ia
social and official circles. AS. it has
been announced that only members OF
the immediate families concerned Will
he invited 10 the ceremony. every one
is wondering just now the situation
would bc handled if the envoy should
put IL an appearance.
Official ctiuucttr is rs inv!oiatc in
Washinaton social circle. as rnrlia
mentary procedure in Congress. II tho
popc's representative should lac p"!-
mi;ted TO witness the wedding. the
personal rcrrvscntativ" 81 the soVcr-
eirns OF Europe on duty a. the I'm
bassies ans LEGATIONS would Ia sur"
10 feel Slici.tcd if they were not also
invited.
MArN WEDDING GIFTS
HELD BN JEWELLERS
Tho members or the United States
Supreme Court and the Cabinet officers
and their families have an equal claim
for recognition with those already
named. The situation thus produced
would make il necessary to abandon
the present plan Of having only TWEEN
ty-'Nc or nifty guests IN the aNlall
drawing room Of Mrs. Gplts home for
Nh'te iioUs" wedciug with u guest
lis, OF hundreds.
fhe questions o. gifts IS also .,,nz-
cling tho members OF the diplomatic
corps. Tho majority Of The diplomats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

spoonful and if 1t doesn't straighten you right up
and make you feel fine and vigorous I want you to
90 back to the store and get your money Dodson's
Liver Tone is destroying the sale of caomel because
II is real liver medicine; entirely vegetable therefore
IT cannot salivate or make you sick
guarantee that one spoonful Of Dodsons Liver
Tone will put sluggish liver work and cleau
your bowels of that sour bile and constipated vast
which Is coggng your system and making you fec:
miserable guarantee that bottle Of Dodso..'s
Liver Tonc Will keep your entire family feeling fine
or months Give it tc your children. 1t is harmless;
doesn't grippe and they like It's pleasant taste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Father Was Right
Tragic Sells 1t for Less
TOILET GOODS

imported md Domestic Perfumes,
Fnre Powders. RouErn of oil kinds.
Tnicum Powders. beauty Creams,
soaps, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

SOC The I'avorite
Nascline or oil
\ I o In izcr No.
~ =. :!:,c
IJc TIL" Sterling
OH or W atcr
Metal Atoinizcr.
51r
11C Acme Na1oriz-
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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02
(STATE PoHucs)
Bosworth OF Stanley
One Of These Two Democrats Will Be
Nominated-Which One Do
You Want?
From The Somerset Journal)

The Republican has met in convention and adopted
their platform is also OregOne conclusion that Mr. Edwin
Morrow will be nominated practically without opposition their
STANDARD bearer longer matter of speculation to
the Democrats party will have the final battle
the platform of the romnee of the
known The primary election only few weeks
the Democratic make up their
of the Democratic party November There FIVE
candidates seeking nomination for Governor the
Democratic They have been before the people for
months and the have had ample time
opportunity study and individuality each of
them which fitted every
victory, give the ad-
the sentiment the State shows that they
have done
The editor of Journal various
within few weeks has had feel
pulse regarding the nomination
governor personal observation and for. close
from and there longer be
that the has practically narrowed down
to candidates. namely Hon. Henry Hon.
the other of these gentlemen will be the
nominee to lead the ticket November There
longer doubt where the lies ID
Bosworth Stanley the advantage Boswort
But Stanley leaving which
They making hard fight SANKEY'S only chance
beng nominated division of the opposition the
candidates This the situation as
a today. We do that
neighborhood this but in the State In some
in counties this
here Pulaski county where Stanley will
vote Bosworth will carry the county almost solid But in
the aggregate the fight Bos worth and
Stanley repeat That the other two mon gill
Democratic standard bearer November mol
longer close to this fact.
Journal appeals to the Democrats of Old
other Eleventh behnd
henry Boswoh and give him the largest majority
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02

candidate by the district The people CT this section are
familiar with the records of both Mr. Stanley aud Mr. Boswo
They know their the liquor question They know the
interest Kentucky today which behind Stanley in every
he has made They where he has always stood
the liquor question They also the record of Henry Bos
WORTH His record poess Not single charge has been
brought against him. He has made the best public
officials the State has had They know where he stands
all questions He stands for the farmer and borng and
has saved them hundreds of dollars by making the big
corporations their just share of taxation There have been
charges and counter charges hurled back and fourth between
other candidates but made charges against
Bosworh His record both public and private beyond proac
Dr. j. W. Porter, noted temperance lecturer of Kentucky
Vice President of the AnSoou League strongly endorses
Mr.. BoswOrh Bosworh has been aligned with any
facional fights in the State No has aught against him.
he will be by big puray-he unite the
party November other candidate hope do There
gainsaying this He is admirably fitted give
splendid business administration something which sorey
needed Kentucky Why weaken his chances advance
chances Stanley by casting for other candidates when
is between these two Mark this prediction, based
careful study of the situation all the State BOSWORTH
Or STANLEY ONE WILL BE NOMINATED. WHICH ONE
DO YOU PREFER?
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02

who fail to chip in any expense
dough for the general uplift,
blowing about what I'VE DONE
In putting down concrete pave
ments, erecting electric light
plant, ice plant and putting good
roads move over and "golng to
have some factories after awhile.
A good Commercial Climb can
take a city of $500 people and
talk about it SO enormously that
the man who has read its
literature is stricken with awe,
and asks the prop. iat,r of the
hotel bus where the elevated rail-
road Is as soon as he hits the
town.
Sometimes a Commercial Club
talks SO much about its city that
it begins to think about it also.
Shortly afterward, the city begins
to acquire cleanliness. beauty,
order, and many other strange
and unheard of improvements.
Commercial Clubs of this sort
should be preserved very care
fully In the interests of civilization
Exchange.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02
BROUHEAD T..

Roy Sowder spent several days
with homefolks last week, return
ing to Danville Monday.-Givins
Carson says he is still on the sick
list, love sick we su2pose--Wed-
ding bells are soon to ring just
north of us. better listen.-Wal.
lace Haggard and Roy Sowdef
were in Mt. Vernon last Friday
betweet trains.-MrS. e G
Thompson died at her home on
Silver street last Friday morning
and her remains were laid to rest
in the cemetery near the Baptist
Church the following afternoon.
She is survived by her husband,
three little boys and one little girl.
She had been confined to her bed
for several months with tubercu=
l0sis, and her death was NO sar.
prise. Fle surviving ones have
much sympathy. Bryant Bros
of Mt. Vernon, were in town last
FRIDAY with their Ford machine
and we understand that they have
some live prospects here. and
have probably made a sale or two
Miss Hazel Albright is visiting
the Rev. J. A. Sawyer at Whitley
City this Week.-Mrs, w. o. va
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02

A. M. Hiatt was in Livingston be-
tween trains Weduesday.-Miss
Ada Ward is visiting relatives in
Livingston, East Bernstadt and
London this week.-Mrs.. H. +.
Christie is the guest of Mr..
Christie's mother in West Va.
this week.-Mrs.. Walter Smith of
Crab Orchard, is with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Owens, this
week. Eddie Heron returned to
his home in Wayland the first of
the week, much to the regret of a
certain yonpg lady it is sald.-J.
T. Lawrence was visiting his SON,
Frank Lawrence at Preachersville
from Saturday until Monday
Miss Mary Proctor is On the sick
list this week.-"Chuck" Firth is
having his residence painted again
the painters having completed
painting it just fourteen years
ago this spring.-Broihead is to
have another fair this year. the
dates are August II, II, Is, 1915,
and preparations are now being
made for this great event "A re.
vival will begin at the Methodist
church next Monday evening
The Rev. Savage of London, will
conduct this meeting. He is a
splendid preacher, and everybody
is cordially invited to attend. j.
B. Farris is verY sick, and not
expected to live but a short time
His children are all at his bedside
Miss Minnie Hiatt is the guest
of Cashier and Mrs. A NJ. Hiatt
this week. -R. II. Hamm and A.
M. Hiatt were in Crab Orchard
Tuesday on business. The town
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02
Commercial Clubs

A Commercial Club is a sort of
municipal elevator run by en-.
thusiasm. By means of this ele-
vator cities can be hoisted up to
a dizzy population and the price
of corner lots can sometimes be
increased 1000 per cent. before
the rope breaks.
The object of the Commercial
Club is to convince the world
that its city is more remarkable
than Babylon or Chicago. This
is usually done by taking about
clearing house, building and
manufacturing statistics, by
publishing views of the sky
scraper district and the plans for
the new hotel, and by calling the
United States census a liar in
GIN piooiS oonCS'
AS far as known there is no
city in the country two small to
have a Commercial Club.
A Commercial Club is of great
benefit to any town. 1t gets the
people together for betterment, nc
matter if all the work is done
by less than half a dozen boost
ers and all expenses paid by 9
dozen and half of the more OF
less alive members,it is amusing Il
listen to the other rs or IoC
members setting OF the fence
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02
AN EASY, PLEASANT
LAXATIVE.

One or two DR.. Kings New
Life Pills with a tumbler of water
at night. No bad, nauseating.
taste; no belching gas. Go rish.
to bed. Wake up in the morn.
ihg, enjoy a free, easy bowe.
movement. and feel fine all daye
DR.. Kings New Life Pills ar
sold by all druggists, 60 IN an
original package, for 2sc. Get a
bottle today enjoy this easy i,
pleasant laxative
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02

bright, were in Livingston las
week. Miss Bessie Sprowle. who
had been visiting her uncle, James
Francisco and family at Lafolette,
Tenn for the past mouth, re-
turned home last Friday. Hell
cousin, Miss Blanche Francisco
accompanied her,. Thos. Cher.
Try and DR. Jones, of Crab Orchard,
were In town Wednesday after:
manufacturing Curtis and B. w,
Canes. of Stanford, were in town
last Saturday between trains.
The gentlemen are stockholders
in The Brodhead Fai. Assn, and
are genuine Brodhead Fair Boost
ers.-Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts
and children, of Rileys, ate 1ded
the funeral of Mrs. r. G. Thomp.
son here Saturday, and were also
guests OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs
J.W. Owens while here, Fran
cisco was in Mt. Vernon Saturday
between trains. Mrs Jao Robins
was the guest of her sister, Mrs
+. L. Durham, at Mt. Vernon
Saturday.. B. Firth who shipp-
cd more than FIVE thousand GAL
lens black berries last season, in
forms Us that he will begin buying
next week, and will be In the
market for ten thousand gallons
this year.-Mrs, Walter Robins is
With relatives in Mt. Vernon for
two weeks.-R. L. Collier came
up from Crab Orchard Monday in
his automobile. was in Pine Hill
between trains, returning home
from here that afternoon.-Dr.
Carter, and little son, Charles
Hicks, were in Louisville the first
of the week.-R. S. Jett of Mt.
Vernon. was the guest of A. It.
Furnish here during the week. =
Homer Proctor was down from Mt
Vernon Tuesday with his grand
father, j. W. Proctor.-The Rev.
D. G. Combs held regular services
at the christian church Saturday
and Sunday.-The Knobs Essen
tial Oil Co. have closed down their
plant here. and will soon move to
other quarters. The plant has
been here more than two years,
and have distilled more than a
million pounds of sassairas roots.
making 10000 pounds of natural
oil, and it is said to be of the very
finest quality. They will probably
move to Louisa Prof. Byron
Owens rendered his resignation as
teacher in Brodhead Graded
school, and has accepted a place
in the Bardstown Graded school.
He will teach the 9TH and 9Th
grades, and superintend the grades
below him, there being four teach
ers below him. Prof. Owens ha.
made good here, and while we re-
greet to lose him. we are glad that
he has landed place like this
not doubling in the least that he
will not be thoroughly able te
master the responsibility. Thi.
school is a ten months school anc
will pay him SIS. per month. r
ID. Thompson. and daughter, Miss
Hazel. and sons, Herbert and Brad
ley, OF Louisville. D. R. Thomp
son, OF Lexington, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Faulkner, of Indiana, attend
ed funeral of Mrs. &c. ThOmp
son SaturdaY.-John Fields. tht
popular travelling salesman OF j
ID. Baughman & Co., of Stanford
was calling on our merchants al
we'll as making other calls here
during the week Lewis Proctor
of Stanford, was with his uncle, 7
w. Proctor, here this week Mis-.
Eta Cable returned home the frs
OF the week from an extended visi
Ito relatives in Lexington, Mrs.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-07-02

was full of candidates Wednesday
and each one claiming that he has
his race won by big majority.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01
ARE KICKING AROUND
MARKERS IN MCLLNE Z

Police 81 Moline are deteriued the
automobile drivers OF that city shall
not continue 5her practice Of running
down the new roIE poly street mark
zrs-
a. 4 Riekaart 1908 Fourth avenue.
Moline. appeared 5n Moline police
court this afternoon as result at such
an occurrence. The charge preferred
against R5lEaert however, is that of
using abusive language
The police were last evening notified
that rory had been ma3treated ana
pat~alnan strave hoped lato the
chiefs car ard went 70 the street in
terseoeion 90 place me rolE in its
proper place. He pat it back where II
belonged and as his machine was
r9fateG tov ards tle north he drove t.
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street.
at ghat intersection he nearly COZ
Ifdad with a machine driven by Rick
aert. or tae machine driven by Rick
aert nearly co5Hded with Strives car.
Et any rate lickaert is said % have
heen angry. and res knowing who vas
{n tee other car is alleged 10 have used
Language which Strive considered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01
STREET CAR MEN
SHIFT ON ROUTES
New Schedule Becoming knetF1f 50
Means Changes jn Faces On
Number Of the Lines.

Many new faces appeared 9n tae
various lines Of tHe TrLClty Railway
company today. net taat eaere were
new employees on tbe Job. but because
Of the shifting from tae summer TO
the winter schedule
Conductors and mo.armen have
choice through seniority in serFtra
the older men being allowed t7 pick
a new route II they Sc choose with
the result thal there has been many
changes.
The neH schedule on the Watch
Tower line became effective toaas AZ
though it does not materially change
over the summer program Fl running
Figtaeu-miHuta service continues 30
Sears. this being ane ot tae benefits
derived through the p II aaa
union ordinance uniting former
village to this eirr. Cars leaving Mar
ket. square on the hour and half hour
go through to MILAN and those leaving
oh the quarter and taree-q quarters
hour 20 TO the Watch Tower
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01

abusive. So he arrested Mr.. RIckaert
who vas on the books 70 tell it to
MAGISTRATE Frank Gustafson tais art
ernO0n
IN the meantime Commissioner
stouHer is having more or less trou-
BILE with the rolys and i Is hlga3
probable that someone else VIII nave
more or less trouble on charge OF
idefacing public property or some SIM
liar charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01
MOTHER CAUSES THE
ARREST OF HER SON

Harry Bland l10l Twe1ty-sizth
street. Moline was arrested last even
51e 1n complaint Of his mother, who
aliases that he has threatened her
e7a-iH~ rnarces made against him Is
alcoholic insanity and an artempt "1t.
be made To commit him to the Water
town hospital 90 take treatment fai
The liquor habit
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-08

afforded in the way of something to eat. He had walked IA miles that day after he had seen the boa, but his appetite was taken away when the officers of the ship start ed to talk on the war, for he had heard nothing of the incidents oc- curing in the outside world since he left on his trip of exploration. l5 months before.
 Shortly after they had met Captain Lane and Stefansson completed ar. rangements whereby the latter bought the Polar Bear and the supplies on her. Nearly all of the crew who had shipped with Captain Lane reshipped with Stefansson Captain Henry Gonzales, the mate Of the whaler under Lane Is now master of the craft under Stefan son.
 Captain Lane states that Ster ansson believes that he will even tually discover a new continent to the north and that he is working to that end. He left the great ex. plorer on September 3. It was then Stefansson's intention to go 70 the north side of Banks Land to establish winter quarters, from where he will continue his explora- tions further north for two years more
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-08
"Wednesday

It is officially reported in Berlin that Field Marshal von Hinder burg has been compelled to with draw his lines between the Svent- ziany lakes and the northern end of the Russian front According Q the dispatches the news does not come as surprise to the govern ment, which has been anticipating such a move on the part of Gen eral von Hindenburg for some time on account of the fact that he has been unusually hard pressed for the past several months by the Rus SianS. Russian Strategists, however, ara uncertain as to what the with drawal may mean, being of the opinion that the great German mili- tary leader is planning strategical coup Petrograd dispatches confirm troops from the Dvinsk region.
 Reports from the Serbian battle front are to the effect that the Aus tro- Germans are carrying all before them as they go. although their advance has been very slow. All of the copper mines in northern Serbia have been seized, according to Der lin reports, while Paris dispatches indicate that before the allied troops Q tba rnpinn all nf tho in were wrecked so badly that they are useless to the Germans It is stated that thousands of allied troops are being landed at Saloniki and rushed to the assistance of the Serbians
 It is believed in London that Rou- mania is only awaiting the out come of the Serbian campaign be fore casting her lot with the allies It is believed that if the Germans win in Serbia Roumania will main tain strict neutrality, but that if the allies are successful in eXpelling the Teutonic forces from Serbia she will immediately join the war
 The British admiralty has made announcement to the effect that the Turkish forts on the island Mytylene, on the coast of Asla Minor, have been destroyed by a bombardment by British torpedo boats. Barracks and government buildings are stated to have also suffered considerably.
 It is reported that the foodstuff shortage in Germany is causing many neutrals to leave that country and go to Switzerland Everything is being conserved as far as it is possible by the government, accord ing to the reports.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-08
Finder of Stefansson Arrives in Fairbanks
 Tells of Wanderings of Great Explore

complaining a work which will some day prove to be one of the greatest in the world, and that two years will see it's completion if conditions allow the great explorer to adhere to his present plans.
 Captain Lane found Stefansson on sandspit Cn Cape kellet, on August Il. The Polar Bear, Lanes whaling boat. had been cruising about in search of whales and in cidentally for Stefansson. when q storm came up. driving the boat to o~chor near the shore of Banks Land. The captain had already caused signals to be hoisted SC that anyone seeing the boat on shore could come to her if they wished.
 AS the whaler rounded the point of land at Cape Kellet, the figure of man was seen through the glasses quite distance away. Capt. Lane then caused a boat to be low cred and went ashore himself, with the result that he was soon able to grasp the hand of his old friend and fellow explorer, Captain Stefan7- son.
 The explorer was immediately taken on board thu Polar Bear, where he was given the best the whalar
The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-08

Captain Louis l.. Lane, the man who discovered the whereabouts of Vilhjalmar Stefansson, after the great explorer had been given up as Arctic last Monday morning. Hc was accompanied by two prospec tors, J. s. Adair and G. H. Burt
 The men after leaving Herschel island, crossed to the mainland, They then went up Canoe river, crossed the divide to Old Crow river, thence down that stream and the Porcupine river to Fort Yukon, then to Circle, mushing all the time. At Circle horses were hired to bring the men to Chatanika, and they came in by automobile early Monday morning, having been but 32 days on the trail. They left for the Outside on Tuesday morning.
 In the opinion of Captain Lane Vilhjalmar Stefansson Is the great est man in the Arctic today, and he also says that he voices the opinion of every resident of those bleak shores, be he native or white. He says that the insinuations of people or newspapers who state that Stefansson is a faker are too ridic- ulous to notice. He is of the opin- ion that Captain Stefansson is ac-