davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. July 15.-Farmers,
sportsmen and those interested in the
preservation of game all agree that
the number Of birds and rabbits is
larger this year than they have been
in years. Young rabbits are to be
seen playing along the roadside in
all sections OF lower Kent and upper
Sussex counties, while birds are seen
everywhere The weather conditions
this year have been excellent for the
breeding of both birds and rabbits and
the farmers ascribe the increase of
the game TO this fact; those who
backed the game laws recently repeal
cd by the legislature however. claim
that the Increase was caused by keep
ing the gunners from indiscriminate
shooting. Whatever the cause. game Is
plentiful in Delaware this season.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
NICHOLS IS Low MAN IN
PENNSYLVANIA Golf meet

Gilbert Nichols. Of Wilmington, was
low man in the fifth place behind
Thomas Anderson. Of Montolair. n. j..
in the Pennsylvania Golf Champion
ship Tournament at Shawnee-on-the-
Delaware, Pa, yesterday. He was
the only low man from this city. An
derson took the Si00 prize and gold
medal His total was 149 in and out
in the first and second round
Nichols score was 151, three abov,
the winner.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
E1EaHs1SNS a25HzzREa

NEW YORK. July ia great deal
Of interest was caused at the Metropoh-
tan open golf tourney at Fox Hills re-
Gently by the appearance of Louis w.
Martucci, the one-armed assistant TO
David Hunter, of the Essex County
Country Club. Despite his handicap,
Martucci was able to get tee shots close
to the 200 yard mark. and his approach
ing and putting would do crecit to a
champion With his left arm missing
the young Cadde master from the Essen
County Club scorrd an so and So Will
short club Nartucci drives a very lon,
ball and his putting is good, but he eX
periences lot Of trouble getting out O
/ bmlSers because of his handicap.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
WILMINGTON Horses
RACE IN SALEM. n. ].
WILMINGTON HORSES.

WILMINGTON HORSES. . q. e.
Wilmington horses continue TO
make good showings in events Mt
Salem. At the midsummer meeting
yesterday afternoon of the Salem
Driving Park Association winners
were as follows:
In the 2.t7 pace. for a purse Of
$500, Peacock's May Bird, by Ashland
Bird, handsome bay mare, took first
prize.
Briggs bay mare, Elsie r., was
fourth
In the 2.22 class pace for similar
purse. Ryans Esther Be Sure, took
second.
There will be eighteen entries in
tcday's races.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
FENTON BEACH

Leave Orange street wharf daily except
Saturdays and Sundays $50 and 10. 90 a. m.
200. AIS and 600 D. m. Leave Beach
600. 700 and 400 a. m. 500 rid 600
D. m,
Saturdays: Leave Wilmington $50, 900
.. 10. Leave beach 600. 7 90 and 11.0O
a. M. $50. 500 and 1000 D. m.
Sundays: Leave Wilmington $50. 500.
1000 and 1900 a. m, and 100 AIS $50
an 700 p m. Leave beach TOO and HOO
a. M: 100. $50. 500. TOO and 1000 D. m
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
HEPE,s YnIIR cHANcF RnYs-

The Brooklyn a. C.. a newly organized
team, is without a game for Saturday
and would like 10 arrange one with any
team in or out of the city, Highland,
George and John. Of New Castle; Key
stone. Drexel Bidle or st Mary's Acad-
emy preferred. Address j. Mclaughlin,
No. Robinson street, city.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
ur,c SOME cPAR FArER

Special to TIE ENENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del, July l5.-N. George
Washington, eolored. made. wager of
s5 that he could eat twenty hard shelled
crabs in an hour with several young
white men of the town. Washington ate
the twenty crabs and FIVE more and won
his money.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
1NGRAM WITH NAV cAsTLF

Manager John McDeyitt of the New
Castle a. A., has signed r. B. Ingram, OF
Dickinson College. Ingram is slnl
artist who pitched one game last yeui
in Lewes. Del. where he has been pitch
ing for yoars.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE
EAHINC

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July 15.-Joe
Laughlin, manager of the Hagerstown
Blue Ridge League team. rendered his
resignation at the close of yesterday s
game. Il is believed that he will
join the Frederick team. leaders OF
the league, and in this event a gen
eral strike of all Blue Ridge League
players is threatened.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
JOSLYN HIGH Gun
At The NIGHT SHOOT

More than forty gunners took part
in the second night shoot of the du-
Pont Trapshooting Club.
The event was at twenty-five targets
and the winner in each class received
a sterling silver spoon. A number Of
ties developed and were decided by
spinning the wheel. W. A. Joslyn was
high gun with %. Following are the
caorpa
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances

National League.
Chicago at New York, clear
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear.
Pittsburgh at Boston. clear.
St. Louis at Philadelphia, clear.
American league.
New York at Detroit, rain.
Boston at Cleveland. cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago. cloudy
Washington at St. Louis, clear. tw'
games.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Baltimore, clear.
Newark at Buffalo, two games,
clear.
Chicago at ST. Louis. clear.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh, rain.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
ODDS AND ENDS
CLASSY HORSES TO GO IN
THREE-DAYS' TROTTING AND
PACING MEET NEXT WEEK

Some of the best trotters and PAGERS
,f tbe Eastern circuits are entered in the
.bree-davs' meet of the Wilmington
Horse show Association at Horse Show
Park on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday next.
On Tuesday there will be 2.l4 pace,
2.25 pace and 2.l6 trot
ON Wednesday there viii be a special
rot for three year-olds, 2.2O pace and
A 225 trot.
On Thursday there will be I'll pace
2.2O trot. 2l2 trot and a 2.lI pace
This will be the biggest day OF the
meet. The list of entries is as follows;
ruesday. July 90, 1915, 2.25 Pace, Nile
Heats. 3 in 5. Purse $500.
BIG jim, b. g.; by Unknown
ONWARD. Bell b. g., by bellman.
A. II. Tyson. Wilmington, Del.
BoNNIEGALE b. m. by Barongale.
West Farm. Wilmington. Del.
LUCY PATcHBN, b. m, by Director Patehen'
Chas Lafferty. Philadelphia. Pa.
DOT OwYHo. b. g., by Owyho.
w NJ Fithian Camden, n. J.
SNAP AxwoRTHY, b. g., by Balo Axwor'hy'
L. G. Corbin, Hagerstown Nd
ToLIA p h. h., by Unknown.
Jacob Page Harrisburg Pa
NIJMBER TWO, b. m by Melodious Chimes,
S. +. Peacock, MiddletoWn, Del. -
LADY ASHLAND, ch m, by Ashland Bird
s. p Peacock Middletown, Del
AXIS JR., b. g.. by Axis,
Y. D. G. Koogle, Washington, d. q.
QUEEN HAL, b. m,
!. D. G Koogle Washington, d. c.
TOY, b. h.,
II. n Reavss, Winston Salem. n. G.
LEOLIA, b. m, by
r.. p. Hall, Philadelphia. Pa.
MISS MCKINNEY, b. m, by Mckinney
Dan Leary, West Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
LUXBURGER TO
PLAY MInnI ETnMN

Luxburger will play the fast Mid
dletown A. c.. at Middletown, on Sat-
urday, and will go by auto truck,
leaving Fifth and DUPONT streets, al
l o'clock. The manager will take his
full team of twelve players down with
his and is confident of bringing home
the bacon.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
5 c R A ? S
By The United Press.

By The United Press
AKRON. Ohio. July l5.--Jack Britton
lightweight, has been matched to meet
Johnny Grfiths, at Canton, in r.
round bout Labor Day, Grifiths' man.
ager. Bernie strapp. announced today.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

The very best cooks are 70 be found
in the Want Columns of the news
paper. and there are lots OF them
every day appealing for Positions
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Following are the runs scored by
teams Of three leagues from Thurs
day. July s, to Wednesday. July IA,
inclusive:
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
RA. Summer Schedule
60 Wilson Line to
~. PhiIadeIphia. 25e

Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia.
Boats leave Fourth Street Wharf and
philadelphia at 73O 900. 1890 D. NJ. Ia
o'clock noon. 1.3o. 500. AIS. 600. TOO.
$50 and $50 .. m.
One day Excursion Tickets. Csc except
Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays.
Regular rates: Philadelphia excursion.
500; single. Doc All boats stop AZ Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

Many peoples lives have been en-
tirely altered Cor the better through
the use OF the Wants. for they have
helped them In a hundred ways to
success.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
ANOTHER FOR LEwEs.

GEORGETOWN. Del. July Is
Lewes took the second game of the
Sussex county championship from
Seaford yesterday by a score Of s to
4. Vreeland. a University OF Penn
sylvania pitcher, did good work for
Lewes.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
TRANSPORTATION.
Pennsgrove Ferry
SUMNER sCHEDULE

Leave Wilmington and Pennsgrove ever,
hour. on the hour from A. NJ TO 10 P M
Also s. as A. NJ. from Wilmington and
HIS p, NJ. from Wilmington; 8 o'clock
A. NJ, from Ponnsgrove. and IL as P. NJ.
from Pennsgrovo.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
Wednesday. July 2i. 1915. 2 90 Pace, Mile
Heais. 3 In 5. Hnrsn a2nn

SIG JIM, b. g.. by Unknown,
Chas Narnell. Petersburg, Va
TUDGE MACK. ch. h., by Gen. Mack
Wm J Hall Marion, Nd.
col. MACK. b. h.. by Gen Mack
VIM y Hall Marion, Md
EASTER BBsURE, b. h., by Besure.
T W. Twomey. Norristown, Pa.
ONWARD BELL. b. g., by Bellman.
A. H. Tyson. Wilmington. Del
EDDIE BROOK. b. h.. silent Brook
John a White. Wilmington, Del.
ASHLAND REED. b; g. by Ashland wilkes
A. W. Kline Reading. Pa.
SNAP AxwoRTHY, b. g.
BY Guy Axworthy.
L. c. Corbin. Hagerstown. Nd
MARION. D.. b. m. by Bsauseant
Frank stuttren. Waverly. n. J.
NUMBER TWO, b. m.
BY Melodious Chimes.
s. p. Peacock, Middletown, Del
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

hNOhL - lANNA4NNh.
Seaford ........0 0 0 I o o.
Lewes .........O 1 o 4 o I o 0-S
Batteries Moore and Culver. Nor
gan, Seaford: vreeland and Miller,
Lewes.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
tuesday. July 20. 1915-2.14 Pace, Mile Hea
in 5. Purse $500.

tuesday. July 20. 1915-2.14 Pace, Mile Heat
s in 5. Purse $780,
COMET L., 3. h., by Unknown.
James Annon, Boothwyn, Pa.
RoWDY BOY, b. e., by Charlie Wilkes,
Geo r. Satterfeld. Chestertown. Md.
BESSIE PATCHBN, b. m,
by Director Patchen,
Charles Il Lafferty Philadelphia, Pa.
WINGoHOCKBN, b. h., by Haxhal
Keeler Stables Bordentown. n. J
PARIDISB GIRL, b. m, by San Meto.
Imperial Speed Stables, Mt. Holly, N. j.
JUNE BUG b. m by Dignus Brook,
S. p Peacock. Middletown, Del
PRINCESS MARCH, ch. m, by Prince March,
S. p Peacock. Middletown. Del
ABE MACK, b. g., by Ashland Wilkes,
Thos. Mcfarland, Mt Holly, n. J.
ZOE PROMISE. b. g.. by Fair Promise,
H NJ. Eldridge York, Pa.
j. D. G. Kooge. Washington. ID. G.
ARE EN- BEE ch. 6. by Treasure
H. ~ Reaves. Winston Salem. n. c.
4ELEN CoAsTMAN, blk. m, by Cosstman,
r. p. Hall Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
wednesday. July q, 1915, 2.25 Trot, Mile
Heats in 5. Purse $500.

Heats in 8. Purse $500.
MERCHANT BOY. b. g.,
BY Bunaris, Lady Clay,
W ! Dougherty. Petersburg. Va.
TONY WOOWORTHY b. g. by Judge Cox
Chas. Varnell. Petersburg, Va.
EDNA owYHo. b. M.
j. Dobson Hagy Philadelphia. Pa.
LADY COPPER, blk. m. by Copper King,
y Dobson Hagy, Philadelphia Pa.
MoRpECAI, b. g., by Coohsto.
JOKER d. LAKE, b. m,
Red Lake. Joker Dillon.
F. F. Mosland Philadelphia. Pa.
ST. MARGARET br. m,
BY Peter the Great. Marguerite A..
p F. Mosland. Philadelphia. Pa.
BoNpY BOY, b. h, by Son Of Bendsman'
F Leichthammer, Norristown, Pa.
NAN B., m, by Besure.
?. Leichthammer, Norristown, Pa.
EUGENE PRINCE, 8. 81 by Prince Eugene
PETER MARGIN, blk. h., by Peter the Great.
A. H. Tyson Wilmington. Del.
BELLMAN H.. b. h., by Bellman,
A. Tyson, Wilmington. Del.
John A. wSite. Wilmington. Del
SILVER KING. br. h., by Silver Wing.
VIM. Armstrong, Marshalton, Del.
soMBDRA, b. m, by Zomhro.
Jos. X. Sparks Philadelphia Pa.
POLLY DANVBRs, b. m. by Danvers
A. W. Kline Reading. Pa
MI22EN, blk. g., by Moko.
R. P. Han Philadelphia. Pa.
HAYLOCK. b. e., by Nobel
R p. Hall Philadelphia Pa
LESTER. NJ. br. g., by The Pheher.
VIM II Lesse. BROOKLYN N Y
FANNY GUY, br m. by Guy Axworthy.
s. ! Armstrong. East Orange, n. J
MAIN GALLANT, ch. h.. by Mainsheet
J.. c. Corbin. Hagerstown. Nd
Hal HARDEN, br. h.. by Moko.
l.. G. Corbin HaFerstown Nd
T. r. L.. b. h.. bv Bingen
Thos Mcfarland. Mt. Holly. Nj.
WHEELER X, br E., by Kushan,
J. d c. Koogle Washington. D. c.
KING CHARLIE, b. g., by King Electric.
n. n Reaves. Winston Salem n O.
oRoBA. ch. m, by Ormondie.
a. n Reaves. Winston Salem n c.
Josh MARCELLA. b. g.. by Burlington.
Dan Leary. West Chester Pa
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
Tuesday. july 90. 1915. 2.16 Trot Mile
Heata 3 In 5 Purse $500.

Tuesday july 20, 1915, 2.16 Trot Mile
Heats in 8. Purse $500.
DIR. PETER. b. h., by Peter the Great
RUTH PALMER, b. m, by Judge Palmer
W. j. pougherty, Petersburg' va.
MILLER BOY, br. g.. by Precursor
A. II. Tyson. Wilmington, Del
BERTHA FOG. b. m. by Baron Deem
Abner S. Patrick Quinton n. j.
LEENAN, b. g.. by Red Medium,
los X Sparks Philadelphia, Pc:
SANDY MILI,ERTON, b. G., by Milerton,
Keller Stables Bordentown y. J.
J. W NJ ch. h.. by Old PASSENGER,
Imperial Speed Stables. Mt. Holly, N. J..
3IENORA. b. m. by Honor Bright.
W. NJ Fithian Camden n J.
BONNIE, L., ch. & by Bonnie Red.
r. P Hall Philadelphia. Pa.
AzoRA AXWORTHY, b. m,
BY Bale Axworthy.
r. Hentschel. Arlington. Nd.
KRoNA, ch. g., by knola.
L. c. Corbin. Hagerstown, Md.
COL. OLIVER, ch. g.. by Rod oliver
T. D. c. Koogle, Washington. d G.
VIRGINIA AUGUSTA, b. m, by Constantine,
T. d. O. Kooge. Washington. d. G.
RosAIIE. b. m, by Sidney Prince.
II n Reaves Winston Salem. n. q.
MATTE. THE GREAT, ch. T.,
by Peter the Great,
II n. Reaves Winston salem. \. Q.
BARB CORD, br. g. by SIX Cord
R. p Hall Philadelphia, Pa.
5oLoRELLS, b. T.. by Colorado r.,
Dan Leary, West Chester Pa
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

Wednesday, July q, 1910, IIut IvL 9-g5sI-
olds. Mfe Heats. in 8. Purse Sooo
sEDwoRTH CHIEF, b. h., by Bedworth,
W j Dougherty Petersburg, Va
sILIQUA. b. g.,
bv Siliko Wills Revburn.
r r. Maslsnd. Philadelphia, Pa.
THE PIERETTE. br. T., by Peter the Great.
a 3. Coke, Paoli. Pa.
vAWASET b. c., by Binvolo.
West Farm. Wilmington. Del.
EDNA D., b. T., by Danvers,
j. H Davis. Woodyn, Pa.
JOLoRELLS b. T., by Colorado F.,
Dan Leary. West Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15

r. p. Hall. Philadelphia, Pa.
MISS MCKINNEY, b. m, by Mckinney
Dan Leary, West Chester Pa.
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
IRiverview Beach

(PENNSNILLE)
Steamer leaves beach daily excepting Sun
day. ZOO A. H.. a.3O p. NJ
Leave Wilmington. Shipley street wharf
1000 A. NJ, 5.A5 p. NJ
Additional trips Saturday. Leave beach
las p. M and Wilmington. 8.d5 p. NJ. com
Meeting with Wilson Line boats at Fourth
Street Wharf az AIS o'clock.
Sunday trips-Leave beach TOO els and
11.45 A. NJ. and 500 p. M.
Leave Wilmington IS and 1880 A. NJ
and 90 and g. 90 p. NJ
Special rates on charters and excursions
Fare 25 cents
Evening journal., 1915-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAME PLENTIFrL N srssEx.

'-lndicates did not play.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
Dinner PROGRAM
OF GOOD MUSIC
NOW ARRANGED

An unusual attraction has been Sc
cured by Manager Thiele Of the Ter.
ritorial Hotel Company for dinner
guests at the Young and Moana.hotels.
Signor Pnccini the baritone who
scored a pronounced hit with the pa.
irons of the Beyani, Grand Opera Com
pany, will appear in song numbers
from 6: 80 to $50 O'Clock at the Raths-
keller. Young hotel, on Thursday eve.
ming. On Saturday there will be a
concert on the roof garden from $3.50
to 1880 p. m an orchestra under
the leadership of Prof. l.. A. DeGraca
rendering selections. +.
On Sunday during dinner at the Mo-
ana, from $50 to $3.50, on Wednes-
day from $50 to $3.50 at the Raths-
keller and. on. Friday from $50 to
$50 Signor Puecani will sing for din
ner patrons. 80 il:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
SERVICE FOR siRD OWNERS

The man who succeeds In business
today is the marf~whc gives service.
Selling goods alone does not suffice.
So the Philadelphia Bird Food Com.
pany is giving service to bird owners.
They are helping people who possess
birds to keep them in health.
You can secure everything needed in
the life of q bird from this company,
and they viii always give you advice
on this subject.
You can buy Bird MaRna--a food,
stimulant and tonic produced by this
company, from your druggist, or a
package VIII be mailed to you for Is
cents, In coin or stamps. Orange Color
Food il put up in half pint bottles
and sells at 25 cents: This will pro-
duce the beautiful deep yellow color
so desired In canaries.
The Bird Fahciers' Hand Book, a
volume of 120 pages. illustrated, will
tell you all about the care Of birds.
This book win be mailed on receipt of
Is cents.X The book and. package
Of Bird Mamma win be mailed for rs
cents. Orange Color Food, Bird Man.
ma, one 32-page and, one 120:page bird
book win all be mailed to you upon
receipt Of 80 cents; Bird Mama Is
sold only In white metal caps. with
the trade mark P;B.F.Co. in red. The
philadelphia Eard Food, Co, 400 N. Srd
St, Phila- adv. H@,ss Z = 8. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
LEAH HOME IN
GREAT need OF
EMERGENCY FUND
II $500 Is Melted From Benefit
Friday It viii Be Big Help
In Relief Work

An emergency fund TO draw from in
treating emergency cases. That Is
what Leahi Home needs, and that Is
what the proceeds from the benefit
show to be given by the navy boys OF
the Maryland, the submarine flotilla
and the Alert in the Opera House Fri.
day night will be used for. .....
DR.. A. N. Sinclair, superintendent OF
the home, says such fund is the cry.
ing need OF the tubercular institution
at present. Patients are turned away
every day. The beds In the hospital
are full, and although there are va.
can't beds to be procured there are no
funds for providing care to the patti
ents. The average number Of patients
for the last FIVE years has been 80
per month. Some stay only for two
or three days, others for Is or 20
months. The average cost per patient
has been $3.50 per year. .*s<....
The demand for an emergency fund
has been SO great, that the officers OF
the home have decided to treat every
patient for which they can get a guar
antee of $3.50 until there is vacancy
in the hospital The baseball benefit
given last year returned a fund OF
$I400 which permitted the treatment
of AZ emergency cases before it was
exhausted. 49, -
II $500 could be raised by the' navy
boys with their show there would be
three or four more patients taken in.
A pavilion is also needed for which
$2700 will have to be secured to. meet
the demands of the increased number
of applicants for treatment.
The officers of the home hope that
Honolulu will support the cause by
turning out for Sae benefit show. The
funds from the territory and county
can be. used only for the care Of the
sick. All improvements and emer-
gencies must be financed by other
means. It IL hoped that a large num-
Der Of Honolulans will realize this and
pay tie price of admission 10 the navy
vaudeville Friday night. which made
such "a big hit two weeks ago when
given as an IA benefit. A. w. T.
Bottomley, treasurer of the home, is
handling the financial end of the show.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26

Chief Magistrate McAdoo In letter
to the board of New York magistrates
enclosing letters from Mayor Mitchell
and Park Commissioner Ward, an-
nounced an extended ampagn against
the depredations ot Fandals in the
n,ihlfe uarka - 49, --.S - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26
DAILY REMINDERS
meet Billy sundae at the Sweet

meet Billy Sundae at the Sweet
Shop"
Hear the new Victor records at the
3ergstrom Music Co.
Round the island X auto, $AO0,
evils Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Fashionable gowns 70 order. Mfs
- E Rail. 1--we Bldg. Fort St-AdS.
A new shipment Of pattern hats
have been received by Milton & Par:
.ns. inspection invited by the Ia
lies.-Adv.
Where the very newest fiction ar.
ives first is the Hawaiian News Co..
It'd. Go and see those brand new
looks they have just received.
Interested ladies call and see dem
,nstration of Goodwin" corsets,
mornings 10 to 1: new 1915 models
Rooms 1lI22. Pantheon building. ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26

with South Carolins and Texas,en.
rolled on the list of states that have,
compulsory school attendance laws as
a result of 1915 legislation. the states
without compulsory laws. are now re-
duced to; four Alabama. Florida, Mis-
sissippi and Georgia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Bristol. Tenn. Aug 1.-THE First
National Bank of Bristol. having pur-
chased the latest bond issue Of $780,
600 by Sullivan County. paying .
premium for the same, the county now
has available money to complete q
number OF unfinished links in Its sys-
tenn of macadam highways. The COM
mission will enter upon this work at
once. 1t is hoped TO complete these
links before winter. The first link to
receive attention will be one of three
miles between Eden Ridge and Kings
port on the Bristol Kingsport-K Knox
vile Pike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
Pen Pictures Of Atlantic City
Moving Panorama of Enchanting Beanty-The Great
" boardwalk Promenade and the Kaleidoscope
View of the Miles of Surf and Sand
Fathers Storm the Ocean,a
Magnificent Spectacle.
Magnificent Spectacle.
tBy W. NJ. MIcKERs.,

ingly beautiful; nearer came the black
mass more vivid the electric streaks
and louder Il the thunder's rumble,
while the descending rain made
beautiful curtain of drapery. between
cloud and ocean. Presently, with a
binding flash, the unbalanced clouds
poured forth their treasures on beach
and city. while the lingering brave
bathers scampered for the shore and
the multitude sought shelter in pa
vilion and store and pier. After a
season. white~ line betokened the
rise of the curtain of dark. the edge
fr.nged with bright silver, royal gold
and sapphire, and was revealed feck-
less expanse OF ethereal blue over the
boundless ocean dbaptized In the mel
low halo OF gorgeous sunset. Out
where the silver streamers were clear
ing, the empyrean from the sun hid
ing place, the vari-colored CLOUDS
fashioned themselves in fantastic
shapes and In fancy could be seen
lakes of gold melting tween pic
turesque mountain peaks and castles
rare. There came to mind the ex-
uulsite descriptive phrase of the well
known author the gathering orange
stain or yonder mountain peak re-
fleets the golden sunsets of a thou.
sand years" The air is refreshed. the
multitudes emerge from shelter and
the great sport Is on again where
America frolics, recnperates and
solaces.
Yes Atlantic City Is indeed "a
thing OF beauty, JOY forever"
seems to be a well governed city It's
streets are good and and tidy. its
public order fine. and the courtesy OF
It's resident population splendid. The
public officials take pride and pains In
supplying q visitor any information
sought and the average citizen Will |
20 out Of his way to do the same thing.
The crouch germ seems not to flour
tsh here. and optimism widely
abounds 1t would be a phenomenal |
exception II probably pretty Atlantic
City has not It's seamy side. but even
SO its better side Is surely well TO the
fore. and lis all aliuring, while It's
natures panoramic scenes are prob
ably rarely surpassed Is somewhat less
rarely equalied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Mr. w A Manner. of the City Gas Department writes:
United Doctors.
Gentlemen.-For number of I in very
poor heath-sufertng with dizzy spells light
head constantly feeling fact ambition
for anything
heard Of the great work yUp doing and called
hope that could help had others
After visiting you a second time felt like man.
a today better and do have
in fifteen years
again express my deepest appreciation OF
and feel that shall always
do all in power to have sick friends who have
been helped by others to call you and be cured.
Yours very truly, W. A. MAHER, 32s Pine st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15


Some months contracted bad of
Eczema working acid fumes treated by
number prominent physicians In Richmond. and
gave steadily growing worse, when
the United Doctors After the very first
could improvement and today
on rapid road
/ feel that had consulted you that would
today torture for and cannot fully express
appreciation for your wonderful work.
WALTER FORD. 2sos o ST.