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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14
BY ALICE RoHE

OHttcu FfSss 1Sff0spS'sSbs
ROME. Jan. f4.--With mar.
tisi law prevailing In the en-
tire region devsststed by an
earthquake which destroyed
many towns and did enormous
damage In Central Italy. gov
eminent ofNeisls this after
noon are making extraordinary
efforts TO compile . list Of
dead and 70 afford relief TO the
kujurad~, ss=s..s-.. s@--s....l4,
II IL believed IL win be severzl
days before accurate figures are
obtainable.
In reports received by members
OF the cabinet during n special ses-
sion today estimates OF the fatali-
ties vary greatly.
Premier Salandrs. after review
ing reports from all sources. said
he did not believe more than 1000
had been killed.
Vote $4,000 for Relief
This estimate was made after re-
ceipt OF messages from Potenza. in
dicating that the casualties in that
vicinity had been exaggerated.
After hearing reports regarding
the devastation. the cabinet set
aside an emergency fund OF $4,000
for immediate relief and instructed
the minister OF war TO send $500
additional troops to aid the sol
diers sent 10 the stricken region
yesterday.
Thousands OF tents and a large
quantity OF provisions and medical
supplies were rushed from Rome
and Naples today.
All the medical officers OF the
army were ordered to give aid. and
the army engineering corps was
detailed to undertake the task OF
restoring communication
List Of Casualties
Although details are lacking. an
estimate based on reports received
from relief workers In the field In
dicated this result:
A. Av~rapo, about 1000 VI the i0.o0o
inhabitants killed or injured. Most of the
town reported wrecked. and indications
that many have persisted In The surround
Ing territory.
A. Ai-lii. I.ocs reported dead and 500
wounded.
Arpiao. $50 dead. many injured.
Aibano. t.wn badly damaged dead un-
known.
Arrie,a. 40 dead.
Campo Bssso, partly wrecked; 20
known dead.
Cipri.no. many house, demolished; no
fatalities.
Ccrvefrf. Z dead.
Filacciaao, 3 reported dead.
Gaiiano, several dead In ruips Of ca
thedraii others buried In homes.
MegIinnc, town reported demolished
many fatalities feared.
Monte Rodon, 3 known dead.
Napi~~, none dead; many injured.
pot~na, 20 miles east Of Naples. badly
damaged; no dead.
Pofi. town practically demolished; 500
out of 1000 inhabitants reported killed.
Pophi. fntsiitie. heavy; no details.
Palestrino, y deadi many injured.
Roue, no fatalities, many hurt.
Ripi. 10 dead; many hcurt.
Sors- 100 ycadI town wrecked.
Another earthquake shock of per.
ceptible strength shook Rome and
vicinity at 3 o'clock this morning.
II created a panic throughout the
stricken district.
People. already In a state OF ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14

wv tBy Mail to New NokAt places here In the Aroonns
w tTA THE FRENc HARMr AT the FRONT, Dec. 90
the French trenches close together
the armies thus face
the soldiers fashion personally acquainted with each
Here fighting has become systsms.red and follows
routine Al sections OF the French
Germans reached that before certain hour
morning klns the opposing trenches
be allowed their toilet
the
After the Naurstvey speaking head showing
above the level of the ground aets promptly taken off
battles opposing sdes.
grow OF having nothing shoot
they other
without throwe mis- the bullets Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14

Rich man, poor
man, bcggar man,
thief; doctor, lawyer,
merchant. chief -
whatever you are. you
will he interested in a
series Of articles about
Seattle, which are to
be announced in The
Star tomorrow.
You will be inter
ested because these
articles, thoughtfully
written, will show you
how you may defeat
assaults which are be-
ing made upon your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14
WESTENDE IS
WIPED OUT BY
ALLIES FLEET
THE WAR LINEUP

TURKEY AND PERSIA
Tiflis. and Turks massacrino
Tiflis. and Turks massacreinQ
Christians and overrunninp
Persia.
FRANcE-French admit re-
firing from north to south
bank Aisne river. Say move
ment necessary TO protect COM
municstlons. Germans reinforc-
ing at Soissons. assauitinq in
force.
AUSTRlA-Russian attempts
TO cross Nida river abandoned.
Count Won 6erchtold's resiana-
tion as foreign minister and
president Of council signifies
changed policy.
GERMANY-Russlan claims
OF victories In East Prussia de-
nied. Berlin declares attacks
there repulsed.
BERLIN, by wireless to London
Jan 1.-THE town OF Westend,
has been wiped out by the com
bined fire OF the allied warshipl
off the Belgian coast and the al
lied forces operating on land.
In making this announcement ia
day the German statement declar
ed allied torpedo boats and moni
tors which participated in the bonn
bardment we're driven off by tn,
German land batteries after hay
ing damaged the town consider
ably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14
WHEAT MAKES new
HIGH PRICE RECORD

CHICAGO. Jan. It--All prices
for recent years were surpassed by
May wheat today. when II reached
ft42M at IL a. m. The scenes in
the pit we're unprecedented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14
French and German Soldiers Swap "Makin's"
Throw Rocks at Each Other for Amusement

the "oout Areresn" clip Of
the slopina shoulder.
bottle Of champagne, snlped while tho
Rheims
Here's your health fellows" the German said. Drink
hesryi"
And back he
Later In the day the German killed and
shouted the road.
He simply would keep sticking his head above
during business hours.
BUT IN THE NIGHT A WREATH OF WILD FLOWERS.
GATHERED BY THE FRENcHMEN FROM HEAVEN KNOWS
WHERE, AND AT NO ONE KNOWS. WHAT Risks, FELL
INTO THE TRENCH WHERE HE WAS WON'T TO HAVE
PLACE.
All 10 not cutting and slsshno shooting
The spice OF the milk kindness often
In this fighting lessen the sting Of hatred between the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-14

Seattle steamers Governor and
Mexico Maru held at Vancouver
for carrying alleged contrabAnd OF
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
cHANCERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
IWenty-0ne Deeds OF Trust, Amount.
Ing ia

ing to s4c.D90.
Moore = IN, s,Eins ssn ct ux TO Harry T,
fourth Streets. February 20, 1915,
S. W. Lucy to John Bagby. trustee.
25Xl2o feet west line Cary Street, so
feet ives, OF Carrolton Avenue. Feb
ruary "a. 1918. S31S.
p ,o y, Jr ,rustee 2sxI2o feet north
'aG caa atfeei S MqeGh l. lsl5 T. s1ssG
by IS feet Il inches seq at the s loEhss
east corner Of Davis and kensington
Same TO same. II feet c Ia inches by
70 rect Ia inches east line Davis
Avenue. at north corner. OF an alley. be-
March l, 1915. $4,000.
5 dr.s sT.ssss; = ,Sxli5 feet south line
Street. March /. iqi5. 5000 s' o' f-F''i
- Henry :. Wallorstein ct ux. to II. S.
Tny, , t Jr.; trustee. IS feet inches by
being rs South Fourteenth Street
March !, 1918. sii,Soc
s, Giamde e. Sprenkls ct .ux. to c, H..
by li3 feet inch south line Kensug-
Ion 1--we, ASen ne, at east corner of an alley,
Ma .Ssh i Isi5 , iysnue and Elm Street
by los feet inches south line Kan
sinEton Avenue, % feet "A inches
east Of an alley, adjoining property de-
$4,000. - 80
Same to same, 90 feet ia inches by
log feet inches south line Kensington
avenue: being 24i3 Kensington Ave
nue.. March /, 1915. S2.s0O
fusste Marks ct vir to L. w Nc
weigh ct al, trustees, 25x122 feet west
line Nineteenth Street. between Broad
and Grace Streets. March l. 1918 So
240. -
Charles W. Shields to J. II. carneal
trustee, 81 l-2x77 feet 3 inches north
line Main Street, 81 feet Q Inches west
OF FIRST Street. February %, 1915
Estcila Fox ct ais. to same. 32x92
feet south line Leigh Street. jOs fcrt 4
inches cast Of Hancock Street Feb
runry 10, 1915. $l,219.
Charles w. Shields to J. r. Carneal.
trustee, "a feet 6 Ia inches by 100 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
General Weather cuudt,,ous

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The West
.rn disturbance OF Monday is still CEN
trial over Western Colorado bat an.
other appears to be developing over
southern Texas, and southeast storm
Warnings have been ordered on the
TEXAS coast. In addition TO SHOWS
over tho north. there were SHOWS and
rains in the Plains States and over the
interior central ard southern districts
west OF the Rocky Mountains and rains
III Texas, while over the remainder Of
The country the weather was fair Ex-
ccpt as above noted, temperature
changes were not OF consequence, eX-
cept in the extreme southwest where
/, Is considerably colder. During We'd
nesday might ana Thursday the SHOWS
ana rains VIII extend into the Missis-
sippi and Ohio Valleys and the South
ern Upper Lake region, and there Will
be rains in the East Gulf States and
inc southern portion Of the South At
ihntic district In New England. the
Middle Atlantic States the Lower Lake
ana Northern Upper Lake region and
the extreme west the weather will he
xenerali: fair Wednesday and Thurs
day II VIII be colder Wednesday in
the Lower Luke region. the Middle
Atlantic Stntcs and New England, and
on Thursday in tho Lower Ohio Valley
and the Gulf States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
ELECTRIC Permits.

inc following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Winston Electric Construction Com.
bamE. FOR Mrs. Bnrksdale, 1130 West
" II. jerks. for Elizabeth Gordon.
l1nS Decatur Street. six fixtures
sane. f3r same. 1910 Decatur Street
same. Tor American National Bank
I"gl EAST Main street, one fixture
same, for 6. NJ. bradley. los North
Mulberry street, one outlet.
Iresnon Jennings. for Burton Svs
hauling wires
w. H.. jerks. for Miller & Rhonas
%, EAST Broad street. three outlets
W. IL. Lucy, for Davis BROTHERS. Elm
nm" Main Streets. twenty-four outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
BUILDING PERMITS.
Thirteen building Permits, Amounting
tO SI6,SUO.


The following permits for now and
repair work We're issued By Building
Inspector Butler. yesterday:
NeStio Davis, to build n two-story
frame dwelling on the south side of
Winston Avenue, In Providence Park,
to cost $500
Joseph bryan Trust ernest w. Far
ley), to build Il two-story frame dwell
Ing at 1O6 Confederate Avenue, In La
burnum Park. to cost $1,000.
Mrs. Mary j. FOX, to builG a two
story frame dwelling at 1904 North
Iwenty-second street. to cost $4,000.
y. l.. Ncuman, 20 build two-story
frame dwelling at 3il9 East Marshall
street. to cost $500.
l.. IA. Armentrout. to build one
story fra,ne house on the east side OF
steward street between Redd Street
and Fairfield Road. to cost $500.
W. ~. Eanes, to repair brick store
ana dwclling 1907 West Main Street,
shed on tho VEST Side Of Twe snne
seventh street. between 7 street and
the Nine-Mllc Road. to cost 500
II. G. Friend to repair frame dwell
Ing sos Virginia Avenue, Barton
Heights. to cost S300.
Matthew Dickerson. TO repair frame
DWELLING 270S Ninc-AIile Road, to cost
John T. Duffy, to repair brick dwell
Ing, 23l7 East Broad street, to cost
a. r.. Bowers to repair brick dwell
ing 23DT Grove Avenue. to cost S2.50O.
Lee jackson to repair frame dwell
ing l2lG North rhirty-third Street. to
Richmond Transfer Company, to re-
pair brick stable los West Canal Street,
TO cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issuerJ and amend
ments 10 charters authorized by the
state Corporation Commission yester-
day as follows:
Hampton Roads silver Company. In
c cf Neri @I creating clas:'
president; Charles r. Barnes. secre-
tary, both OF Norfolk
Amendmsnt TO the charter of the
commercial Association. Danville
changing its name 10 Danvi;le Cham
prfsidsn'. qmd la2 p. Moore, secreiary,,
ated. Buena Vista. Capital stocll-
maximum, $1,000; minimum. $4,000:
dda ar, y e, business. S r Jones, presi-
tary and treasurer, Buena Vista
Bernhardt l-ntnosr Company. Incor-
imnm- shs.o0o; minimum, $4,000; gen
cral lumber business. j. NJ Bcrnhardt,
president, Lanicr. " c.; ID. T. Clark,
secretary, and treasurer, Eoydtom
f. @: Smith Shiphuiding and Dry
t iSoGk Gomhany. Incorporated. Norfolk,
minimum. $4,000: dry and marine rail
way business Fred O. Smith, prcsi-
dent; j. ~ Smith. secretary. and +. o.
Smith, Jr., all OF Norfolk
The International Tool Company. In
corporated. Newport News. CAPITAL
stock--maXimum. 100000: minimum.
$4,000; general hardware business. /.
II. Case, president: j. Il. Howard, gen
eral manager: &. H. James, secretary.
all of Newport News
Amcndmcnt to the charter OF the VAL
10y Realty Corporation. creating sl5.-
600 preferred stock. G. r. CaidwcIl.
president, and Il. ~ Caldwell. secretary,
Staunton.
>, Amendment to charter Of The Human
Roulette Wheel Corporation, Changing
name to Chesapeake Amusement Cor
Poraton. otto Wells president; Moe
Levy, secretary. both of Norfolk.
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cHANCcRY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds OF BnrgnIn md Sale
AriUuntipg to S3S SoS


James Chskic ct NIX. To Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac RAILWAY
Company. 80 feet at the northeast cor
ner OF clay a. Duncan Streets. jan
James r. Sloan ct ux to same. 90
rect on north line Clay street, 80 feet
east q Duncan Street. January 20.
sarah Rosenberg ct vir to Michael
street. "a! feet 3 inches north Of wills
street; March l.. 1915. tax 81. sio.
william W. Old. Jr.. special co,nIn,s
sioner to Grace r. Barrett, lot %. In
block Il. In the plan OF Highland Park
February 20, 1915, 1926.
j.. ;. Btauer IT al, trustees to Cora
l., Jcter, soxl25 feet west line Rogers
street, 20 feet II inches from Brauer' q
Lane. October J. ioli, $500.
Percy r. keeton 81 ux. TO James f.
corner of Meadow and windcr Streets cts
February 20. 1915. s220O
Mrs. Geneviere W. Boatwright. trtls.
tee, ct ais. TO George w Gay, Jr
?sxlS2 fe:t east line >Twentv-sixtii
James y. Cabell ct ux. to Mrs Min
ME Miller. 39X6e feet west line Cherry
street. llo fee; south OF Main Street
March l. 1915. $500.
James II. sullivan to J. r. Jaschall
- feet inches by 40 feet west line
Fifth Avenue. IS l-2 feet from Division
Street. February %, 1915. tax $500.
J. =; pnsehali ct ux. TO j. a. suni-
nuc. $50 feet. south Of Brooklnnd Park
Boulevard. August ]. 1914. tax 81. SO
:, r. ~, B!akey ct ux to Ma Imogen
r. walters. lt9Hi50 feet Mt the south
east corner OF Stuart Avenue and the
Sonulevard' February %. 1915. tax si4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
BRIGGS FINED FOR
ACC0STING WOMAN
Addresses Her na "nnby and Invites
Her to Get In His
Motor Chr.

George w. Briggs. Jr.. Of the Ches-
'crhcid Apartments. was fined s25 and
costs In the Police Court Yesterday
'"hen arraigned on charge Of ad :
dressing insulting remarks to Mrs
Gertrude Black. 62l North Seventh
street. while she was walking along
ieherson Street early Saturday night.
Mrs. Black repudiated the contents of
q letter which Briggs presented the
court on Monday, and in which IL was
stated that the young woman was mis-
'aken with regard to the exact words
used by Briggs when he accosted her.
moving the young clerk from respon-
sibility for the insult.
Policeman Clarke was one of the
principal witnesses against Briggs, for
mo hihcer witnessed the entire af-
fair as II took place Saturday night.
The testimony was TO the effect that
Briggs and companion were in an
automobile when Mrs. Black left the
Jefferson Hotol They are alleged to
have called TO her. and. when she failed
TO take notice of their remarks, Briggs
Is said to have jumped from the ma
chine and to have followed her nearly
square. He appealed to her several
times as 'bnby" and invited her to
Jake Il ride with him In the machine,
It was said.
Briggs offered the excuse that no
had mistaken Mrs. Black TOR an ac-
quaintance.
Justice Griggs. in flning the man. said
he was determined to protect women on
the streets. and that he did not propose
10 allow such conduct as that of Brigus
10 go unpublished. The $40 fine wa.
paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
PRESENTS PLAN FOR
MARKING BREASTWORKS
Engineers ONCE Suggests Bronze Can
non for Monument Avenue Park
wRy-Wiil Secure Estimates.

City. Engineer Boiling presented to
the Administrative Board yesterday IA
drawing prepared by j. s. Potts. Jr. a
draughtsman I'm his office. showing
plan for the layout and suggested
base for the cannon proposed to be
mounted in Monument Avenue. east Of
Davis Avenue. to mark the old inner
line OF Qualifications. Il remnant Of
which is stln visible at this point
The drawings show an ornate base
OF much artistic beauty with sug-
gested plan for pathways leading to
the proposed monument. II is planned
to mount the cannon IN the middle of
the avenue parkway. Mr. Boiling cX-
pressed the hope that. IL the drawing
met with the approval OF the board, a
sufficient appropriation may he obtained
to erect this base for the cannon.
Upon the motion OF Carlton McCar-
thy the board referred the matter back
to the City Engineer, with instructions
to furnish contractors estimates for the
construction of the base. Ms well as
estimates from bronze casting foundrics
of the cost of casting In bronze gun
and carriage Of the actual size of a
three inch rife.
The bronze gun and base, as planned
by Mr.. Potts. It is believed, would cost
several thousand dollars. While those
who saw the drawing were much i'm
pressed with Its beauty, 1t was feared
that a sufficient appropriation could
not he obtained from the Council to
carry the plans into effect this year.
The Committee on Advertising and
Enterprises has already arranged TO
mark the site Of the old fortihcations on
Monument Avenue with brass cannon
purchased from the War Department..
to be mounted on simple granite base.
The cannon and base together, 1t was
estimated. would cost only 5000.
While practically all arrangements
FOR mounting this gun have been COM
pleted. 1t would be a simple matter to
use 1T In marking some other historic
breastworks In the city, should It be
found possible to secure an appropri-
alton sufficient to carry the more am
bilious plan into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
SUFFERED AWFULLY
NOW Quite Well
A Lady's Suffering Was So Inter- &
That At Times, She Was Unabee
To Straighten Her Body. b

Walnut, N. C.-"About IL yeSs
ago." says Mrs. 8. W. McClure,
Walnut, II began to fail In heal
getting worse all the time. I wasi
able to do my work. suffering awfu1
at times with pains in sides, esp
cially the right side, and none oil q
time was l we'll w
Sometimes 1 could not straigHte
up my body for the intense suffertn}
suffered more or less all the tfin}
and was irregular. ~
AS Cardui had helped others,
started trying 1t. I bought six bi
ties, and after using two or thru
bottles I commenced improving, gt'E
ting better oil the time, until I viii
entirely well.
became strong and health
gained flesh. Weighing 1870, beiDa
just q shadow when commenced
taking Cardui. My work Is a pleat
ure, and / feel like doing my wor.
since, for the cure was permanen,
and 1 have been we'll and strong eve
since.
Cardui to fine medicine for sui
fe"inS women, and 1 recommend
to all my friends who have womanl!
trouble"
Thousands of women have write,
to tell Of the help Cardui has bee,
TO them. Cardui is mild femal
tonic. acting especially on the wo
manly organs. II has shown itsel
OF great value to sick, weak women
1t Is surely worth a trial.
Begin taking Cardui to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03

south; south line Grace street. SO feet II
inches west of Nineteenth Street: also.
:0Xl!O feet north line Broad Street.
lao feet vest Of Twenty second Street.
February %. 1918. si2S.
s stewart Davis ct Yx. to C. p: Card
wen. trdstec. 30xi0o feet north line
Moore Street, 49, feet east of Kinney
street. March J. 1915. $500.
>, Cora Il. Peter et ux. to George r.
Haw. trustee. G0xi25 feet west line
rogers street. l2a feet II Inches from
Brauer's Lane. February 10. 1915. ST.
James +. Moss to Stuart Bowe. trus-
zee. 3Oxl3O feet at the southwest cor
ner uf Meadow and winder Streets.
February % 1915. sl,i2i
Laura w. Stcptoc to same, % feet 3
nirne, by, by , isS feet south line Main
March ., 1915. s42i
Nilliana Robinson to H. a. McCurdy
trustee. 2ix97 feet south line Leigh
street. 60 l2 feet east or Gilmcr
street. January II. 1915. $3.50.
Henry Il. Overmann ct uX. to William
L. Tylor. trustee. S4Nl23 feet west limo
Montcrlo Avenue. 24G feet north OF
Fritz street. March /. 1915. 81 O03.
u. III. Blakey ct TX. to G. L. Denoon
trustee, 45Xi50 feet ut the southwest
corner OF the Boulevard and Leona I'd
Street February %. 1915, s2,Ol4
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cmANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Rcicnsc Deeds. Amounting to
S:,l,OSS.IS,


II. K. Pollard, il. trustee to c. x.
Pollock. 32Xlc3 feet south line Main
street 81 1-2 feet east Of Sixth Street.
March l. 1915 s5,S2i.
\. j.. Chewing ct al, trustees. to
Edward l.. Cathcart. ct ais. 9cxii5
feet 81 the southwest corner of Grace
and Sheppard Streets :inrch 2, 1915.
II. r. Richcson 1T al,trustceH, to Geo.
II. Richardson. l6 feet : inches by 1870
feet south line Chnflin Street; II feet
INCHES west of Beech Street; also,
22xS2 feet south line Chafrn street,
III 12 feet east of Reservoir Street.
February 2j, 1915. s735
Edward s. Rose, trustee. TO l.. G.
Davis, 20 1-2x1i5 feet north line Oak
wood Avenue. % l-2 feet east Of II
street February 10, 1915. sl,7i3.i5.
+. L. Sutton. trustee. to Henry y.
Dvcrman. .? feet . inches on the south
side Of Franklin street, between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty fourth Streets.
March ], 1915, $50.
~. II. Pollard. Jr. trustee, to Ade-
laide w. Guigon. s0xl3o feet north line
Monument Avenue, l5g feet east of
Sheppard Street. March >, 1915, 49,
$40.
Stuart Bowc to Gussic Marks. 25xl22
feet west line Ninctcenth Street, be-
tween Broal and CrGcs Streets March
]. 1915. $3.50.
c. l.. Jenoor. trustee, 10 Z. H. Blak-
ey. i0oSl5D feet at The southeast cor
ier OF stuart Avenue and the Boule-
ward. February "a, 1918, s3,5T6.6j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS rs CENT DANDER|NE

Terence how dull. faded. brittle and
scraggy, just moisten n clotb VIII
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. The effect is imme
diate and Advantageous hair will be
light. fluffy and wavy. and have an
appearance OF abundance: an incom-
parable iustre, softness and luxuriancc,
tho beauty and simmer OF true ba IT.
health.
Get 2b-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and prove that your hair is as
pretty and soft as any--that II has
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment--that's all.--Advertisement.
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Gint-r Park womnn's Club, nd
dress by Br. Charles w. Kent, 4
O'Clock.
womhn's Club. Miss Anne Stegnr
WinntOn will rcnd selected poems Of
Alfred NOycp, aiaO o'clock.
I.entcn midday services, especially
for men, st. pRui's Church., address
by REV. Wilson u. StcnrIy, Of st.
LUke's Church, Mfontciuir, N. j.,
! to ! $50 O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures AnElin, In
"Lhdy Windefmcrc's I'nn"; matinee,
ESQ; night, S:30.
Bijou-t;rn.cc scott Company, In
''l'hc Boys of Company H." $40.
byric-POpuinr vaudeville and
pictures; matinee, 3, night, 1870
and o.
Strnnd-Pnramount pictures, ~
noon to If O'Clock.
Cofonfai-MO-. con pictures, IL noon
to ~ o'clock.
superior-M.:ion pictures, 1880,
morning. to ii O'Clock, night.