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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Besides being powerfully gcrmicidal
"'"'h more so than any chemical that
may he safely used, sunlight is power.
iUHE stimulating To the natural recu.
nerat!|c functions. II will heal :: IN
peFoniar SINUS from Il diseased bone.
i"r instance. when nothing else will
heai II without mutilation.
HOW about your house? What caro-
iul precautions do YOU take TO exclude
sunlight! DO YOU valuc your rugs and
you, honseh"l0 decorations above the
hcnlth OF your family: What are the
shades on the windows for? WIZ. orn
me windows :" few and far bctwccno
~ YOU ever build a homo OF YOUR own
""''u WIN a view OF admitting all tn.
snniiSht the law allows Where iherc
S"''hsht disease has a pretty hard
''li' gaming foothold.
Questions and Answers
bandrun: Mia, viii remove d,udrro
rom my daughters head?
Repiy-- Letter Of advice will be scrt
"', recent OF request with a slammed
addressed envelope
Compound i.icoricc Powder ana pile.
have had piles for many years, have
much trouble with constitution Can I
DC cured OF the latter? Is compound
"coFlce powder bad To take as Il physic?
htpiE doubt YOU can be cured
"i Your constipation unless You have
me piles operated on Compound
hcorice powder. consisting. as il does.
81 lcorice. SIENNA. sulphur and oil OF
'ehhei' Is not bad fact. as good as
any laxative for such "A condition.
G"iter. but What Kind? Frances r.
WISHES l" know whether there Is n cure
'"i softer ether than operation
copy les, No specific remedy, but
s"lt"hi" treatment for the individual
Sia' ohIE minority Of cases are
Operated on. 1t depends largely on the
"'Hu "' E"Iicr aud its severity.
'e"hlns pui the Diphtheria Germs /:
'>.i' weeks aSv my hoy came down
with dIrnthcria. the health depart
iHcht has taken several cultures. but
c"'h 'l'nc the germs are reported still
present The doctor has suggested diff
'c'eht .arslcs, but to no avail. Can
YOU suggest anything to clear tho
throat OF the germs?
reply Hnttcrmiik garglc and spray
~ nose Use II frequently for day
of Two. then have another culture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Remember: II YOU arc continually
conscious of your politeness YOU are not
ready for diploma from the school of
good breeding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
NEWEST IDEAS IN
THE MOSBY DRESS
MAKING SALON

Paris has not given itself en-
tirely over to war news and all
that pertains to war.
The leading modistes OF the
city are again busy at the old
business OF designing and MAX
ing clothes for the women Of
the world
Together with their sisters i'm
this country and abroad, Rich
mond women are interested in
all that's new in the fashion
world.
We know of no place in Rich
mond or anywhere else where
tho latest authentic fashion
news can be learned as quickly
as in OUR Dressmaking Salons.
Have you ever realized that
practically the sole business of
this department is to keep
abreast Of the times as regards
new style ideas.
1t is not only true that at
Mosby'S you get perfect tit,
superior sewing and finish. and
moderate prices, but you also
get style-individual of style.
newness Of style--the latest
ideas evolved in the leading
fashion centres Of the world.
just as they came from abroad
or adapted to suit the tastes and
ideas of our people here.
Relatively speaking, the me-
chanical part Of making Il dress
is comparatively 4 small matter
skilled, intelligent help such
as we employ here makes
things run smoothly in this re-
Spect.
What the Mosby Dressmaking
Department prides itself upon is
the fact that gowns turned out
here have no superiors any
where, either in the style of the
costume or in its suitability for
you individually.
In other words, If your new
spring gown was made at Mos
by's, it's right.
Which is a considerable
source Of satisfaction, is it not?
I.B.Nlesby6Ga.
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Hints
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Questions and Answers.

b"ndruu What viii remove dandrun
rom my daughters head?
"thly - Letter Of advice will be sent
~ 'tct'nl "i request with Il slammed
addressed envelope
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Oohtl'H"d to-morroW !
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22

Come and see our Lawn Mowers be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Miller Hard
ware & Imp. Co. "The Place to buy
Hardware & Implements. 4S-tf
Send us your Kodak films for devel-
oping and printing. Then you II be as
sured of the best results. Thatcher &
King, Lewiston Is Kodak Store, Lewis
ton, Idaho. 4S-3
George Killmar and family motored
over from the Winona section Saturday
aud spent the afternoon in town. Geo.
has had a car for the past nine months
and says he no longer considers a
machine an unnecessary luxury but al
absolutely necessity as farmer can
find all kinds of use for one wien It
comes to making hurried trips and con-
serving his time for real work and not
to be consumed in long trip Oh the
road. And after hard days work IN
the field, spin in the evening pro
vides sufficient invigorating to ma;c
one start out in the morning with re-
newed energy.
Hon. James Surridge passed through
Grangeville Sunday on his way home
from the outside where he has been for
the past week on matters of business.
He is more than pleased over the pros,
poets of the construction of north and
south road and is very optimistic over
the ultimate outcome of Idaho county.
Senator Surridge is one of the many to
few men who has never once lost faith
in the country and has worked deligent-
ly for the opening up of the vast re-
sources we have in this section. While
he has pioneered and withstood many
hardship he is still great deal young
err and filled with more energy than
some of the younger men of the county
and is always on the go, little things
like sitting up until midnight telling
strangers Of the advantages Of the
country and getting up at four in the
morning to take the stage home are
ordinary occurances in the life of this
staunch pioneer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
RECEPTION FOR NEW MINISTER

On Friday evening April 16, recep-
tion was given at the Christian church
of this city, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Callison, who have recently ar
rived to take up the work of the church,
as its pastor and assistant. About 100
members and friends of the church were
present. The church was beautifully
decorated with wild blossoms and cut
flowers. An excellent program was
rendered, closing with short addresses
of welcome by Mr.. Gornall and Mr.
Bush, and a few words of appreciation
by Mr.. Callison. After the program, o
general get-acquainted time was en-.
joyed by all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
A WRONG IDEA.


There are many people who have
wrong idea of astigmatism-it is not a
disease, but an irregularity in the curve
of the eye, and can be corrected only
by specially ground glasses. Its unusal
symptoms are headaches, often accom-
panied by a turning of the head little
to one side in viewing objects and by
squirting of the eyes, which causes
permanent wrinkles ON the brow and
about the eyes.
Astigmatism causes the eyes to
strain to see clearly. Eye-strains
mean headaches. Headaches mean in
ability and nervousness. Inability and
nervousness means a Crouch and a
crouch means pessimism-the world is
out of order TO YOU. We have num-
Der af cases on our books where eye
strain has resulted in such way as
above outlined and was entirely
cleared up and symptoms relieved by
the PROPER fitting of glasses.
Merely glasses before the eyes do no
good.
We have refitted hundreds of cases
where the old glasses that were being
worn were useless in relieving the de-
fects of the eyes-were improperly
fitted originally. For thorough eye
examination and RESULTS see DIR.
JACKSON, the eyesight specialist on
Main st., in A. & F. Block, Grange
vile. Att
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
GRAND MATRoN VISITS.
Grangeville Chapter of Eastern Star
Visited by Mrs. inertia Frost.

Mrs. inertia Frost, Grand Matron of
the o. E. s. of the state of Idaho made
an official visit to Mountain Queen
Chapter No. II, Eastern Star, last
Thursday evening. About sixty Of the
members of the lodge were present and
the initiatory work was exemplified the
visiting officer protesting herself well
pleased and praising the officers and
members of the lodge. A banquet was
given in honor of the visiting lady.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
FINE SHIRE.

As fine Shire horse as there is Oh
the Prairie is the four year old stallion,
Prince Hall, owned by Pell Sherwin who
secured the animal from Moscow parties
The horse is beautiful animal and as
true type of the Shire as one could
wish to see. He is ton fellow and
has excited the greatest admiration
among the horsemen who have seen
him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
DENVER BAND SOCIAL.

The Denver band boys are planning
ON giving a cake social on Friday even
ing, April 80 at Denver. Everybody in
vited. The ladies are reque sted to
bring cake and the band boys will
furnish the music. The Denver band is
one of the most enterprising musical
organizations on the prairie and GER
tainly deserve good support. :.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
FIRE. FIRE!

FIREl FIRE!
In case Of fire what become Of yorr
savingsf The economy Of lifetim
may be eaten up l. little while. Can
you afford itf Let us protect you in
one of our great companies. Parker
Loan & Investment Co., Efficient Fire
Insurance Agents. 41-tf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
losses Already Upwards of
Two Millions Of Dollars and
Growing
ELEVATOR A AND
PIERS DESTROYED
|-onhagration of Unknown Or
igin But Suspicion Directed
to German Sympathyzer.
Grain for Allies

Newport News, Va, Sept. 3. 1 80
A. N.--Esre of unknown origin,
which II ntiii raging, has already
destroyed elevator A. of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway COM
Paay, one commodity pier. and the
0ffacss of the company.
Two other of the great freight
piers ARE now threatened. The
losA at this hour II more than two
millions OF dollars, covered In part
by insurance.
The elevator contained n half
million busaeis Of grain. all of
which WAS destroyed.
The fire wn. discovered shortly
after eleven o'clock and was be-
yond control from the start.
No lives have been lost. although
At one time II was rumored there
WERE several fatalities.
Elevator \ was the ar.t of two
great elevators built by the Ches-
au~sk~ snd Ohio Hallway. having
= capacity of around million
.sssss a.tA. L; WAS constructed in the
early eighties.
A large quantity of grain has
bern iend~d frem this port for the
r.i,e. md some entertain the taea
that . German sympathts~r may
have been resnonsibi~ for the con-
aaKratien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
PRESS FORWARD THEIR
RUSSIAN CAMP AIEN

London. Sept 4.-The German
forces. under General Won Reseler
stormed and captured the bridgehead
at Friedrichstedt yesterday. It Is not
said that the river Duna was crossed
but the capture of the hrideehead and
the furiousness with which the at
has led military critics 10 believe that
the fall of the city itself and the cut
ting of the Riga -Dwinsk Railway,
but a few days.
Farther south on the Russian front
the Austro- German armies have
reached Drogitschin. only thirty seven
miles east Of Pinsk. on the main rail-
way from Brest -Litovsk to Moscow.
North of this point the Russians are
succeeding in holding the Germans at
kartusskuii Bereska, where they are
endeavoring TO cross Jassioida
In Galicia the Russians are making
stand on the Sereth. though their
resistance here has been broken down
at various points. according to the
Vienna statement. and the Austrians
have crossed to the easy
PetroErad dispatches say that Cen
erai Alexiev has been appointed chief
of staff TO Grand Duke Nicholas. and
that General Ruxsky has been placed
In command OF the northern armies.
General Alexev played a conspicuous
part in the Russian successes in Ga
.licia last winter.
The Petrograd observers believe
Continued on Second PaSe,l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
frightening Artillery Activity
on West Zone Believed to
Portend Active Campaign
AUSTRO-GERMANS ON
ROAD TO MOSCOW
Reach Point Only Thirty-seven
Miles East of Pinsk on Main
Line From Brest-L itovsk to
Ancient Capital

Paris. Sept. 4.--Signi icance is
attached To the heavy artillery
fighting which Is continuing on
considerable part of the front. no.
tably In Artois- In connection
with the German cannonading.
the Germans, In reply to heavy
French bombarsiment of their
trenches. have returned to the
bomiairdment of Rheims. throw
ing a hundred shells into the city.
just what tie frightening of the
artillery activity portends Is not
Yet evident but 1t is remarked
that II has 'r-eri the French guns,
which have taken the initiative.
Outside of the artillery engage
ments. bomb and grenade fighting II
reported from Champagne and thu
western edge of the Argonne.
The official commuuiqne issued b,
the war office tonight follows:
There was continuation of tn
artillery fighting in Artois. between
the Somme and the Disc and to thu
north of the Aisne. Replying to oul
destructive fire directed against theil
trenches and works the enemy threw
a hundred bombs into Rheims, NJ
victims NJ the attack are reported,
Fighting with bombs and gren
AIDES is reported in Champagne ana
on the western edge Of the Argonne
There was an interchange of can
nonading to the north of Flirey ant
near Leintrey"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
HE GIVES HIS BLOOD
TO SAVE STRANGER
Tor. Contributes Two Quarts of
Life-Giying Fluid to Maryland Man.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 4.-Franx l..
Russell, of Milford. Va, came to Balli-
more Thursday to submit to the third
and fourth transfusors of his blood
to Thomas Allerdice, of Homecoming.
Md All the transfusions have taken
place at John Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. Russell. who is a bachelor. came
up to the hospital early in June for
ii minor operation on the nose. He
was IN one Of The wards Of the IN
stitution when Mr.. Allerdice was
brought in. suffering from anaernia
ard also from a malady which made
an operation necessary. The men had
rover seen each other before then. BY
aet.dtnt Mr.. Russell heard the ply
sicians say that TRANSMISSION of blood
was necessary to save the life of Mr..
Allerdice. but there was no one to give
the blood. Mr.. Russell said today: II
am very strong and ! am a bachelor
without responsibilities. The trans
fusion did not endanger my life, l
wasn't going to see him die. | volun-
teered and the first TRANSMISSION took
place on June 20. Mr.. Allerdice was
then strong enough to submit to the
operation. The second took place on
July IL. Mr.. Allerdice improved.
went home. Last Thursday / returned.
That day the third operation was per-
formed. and last night the fourth.
gave 62S cubic centimeters each time.
/ suppose about two quarts in all. Last
night Mr.. Allerdice showed the eff
fects. There was color in his lips and
his scalp was pink. He thought when
me. first entered the institution that
he was going to die. Now he thinks
he will get Well. He Is thirty-eight
years nld and a widower with one
son."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
NOT GUILTY VERDICT
IN SLOT MACHINE CASE
Mike Redmore, Proprietor OF Cafe at
Hcpeweil. Indicted for Gambling,
Is Dismissed.

Especial to The Richmond virginian }
| Prince George Courthouse, Va,
Sept. 1.-THE first of the Hopewel!
cases in which the Commonwealth
has failed to secure a conviction was
that of Mike Redmore, proprietor of
the Olympia cafe. charged with oper-
ating gambling machine. The jury
lin the case. after hearing evidence
and argument today. returned a ver-
dict of not guilty within Ave minutes
after retiring. Court adjourned until
September IA Judge West will hold
court in Brunswick County next week.
After +. l.. Maraglia. special Of
ficer. has testified that he went into
the Olympia cafe and played the slot
machine. out of which nickels came
in various sums at times, Redmore
took the stand in his own behalf.
The defense showed that on July
8 -Redmore left Hepewell for Peters
burg to get married, that he went on
a honeymoon to Norfoik~a and that he
ret Aned July Z to find that the slot
machine had been installed In his alb
eence.- He was ,angered.. paid off and
dismissed his clerk and dismantled
the machine SO that 1t was not used
after his return,
He explained he did this because he
knew the machine to be In violation
of law as he had been fined once In
Detroit for allowing the operation OF
IA similar machine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
.ENGlANO'S LACK IS
STRONG MAN IN CRISIS
Until Leader Is Found Able TO Resist
--- 6f'rroti4ff- Effect of Politics.
Cannot Win War.
CANADIAN FTNANCTER's
PFSSIMISTTC VIEW
Says Entire British situation Is Per-
meated by Rotten Politics" and
Kitchener Has Proven Dismal
Failure.

Ottawa. Ont. Sept. 1--WE
have the finest men at the front
that YOU could find in the world,
men who are fit for anything and
so per cent superior to their foes,
but until strong man Is found
in England to control the situ-
alton and direct the course OF the
business end of the wHr-a man
OF iron, absolutely implacable and
able to resist the corroding effects
of politics. which cat their SIMS
ter way into the public life of the
mother country, we will never win
the war" So says Sir Herbert
Holt. president Of the Royal Bank
of Canada. returned with Sir Rob-
crit Borden from visit to Eng
land and the battle front In
France.
How. Sir Herbert. are the people
OF England taking this war; he was
asked. They are taking 1t lightly
and none UNDERSTANDINGS"
rs it possible tina, after twelve
months of it they do not realize its
terrible import ?"
1t Is the plain fact"
What do you think Is the reason ."
PoHtics Tor one thing.
You may think our politics bad
enough said Sir Herbert. speaking
with great earnestness. but the poll
tics of the mother country is abso-
luteiy rotten Even the men higher
up are thinking about politics and
positions and votes, They are moved
by political affiliations. They are
thinking of placating this or that ele-
ment among the voters. Even the
very highest IN the State are not in
different TO these sordid and petty and
personal considerations"
Well, but surely in Kitchener we
have a strong mani"
That is the most tragical thing Of
all, replied Sir Herbert. There was
Kitchener sublimated and glorifIed.
He emerged at the moment but he
has proved a dismal failure. He had
some ability. hut small ability, mark
you. as an organizer. but he has been
a grfevous disappointment. The war
ONCE was and Is rotten. ami he toll
Grated and kept it or instead OF rout-
ing il out. He called for men instead
of CONSUMPTION OF course, he knew
that consumption was opposed to Brit
ish genius Yes. ordinarily you would
have CONSUMPTION. but this is SUI
preme crisis, and without conscrip-
ton the Kaiser would not have his
millions from the schoolboy To the
old man all oheying one master mind"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
LEA Of FLAMES IS
| FOUND By TtUTONS
As THEY ADVANCE
|ussians sweep Country Hare As They
Retreaf-Germans Driving Toward
Riga, which VIII soon he In
Their Possession.

|Londoh. September 4.--The Russians
he fighting along the Dvtna. protecting
he shortest road TO Fetroarad They
te developing a counter offensive be
Ire wilma. which evidently is designed
| threaten Field Marshal Won linden
|lrgs right flank,
The German army engaged in the
yattie for possession OF the Russian
byt of Riga has won another import
Iii victory. German army headquart-
| RS In Berlin announced today the cap
Are of the bridgehead at Friedrich
adt, on the Dvina, about forty miles
blow Riga The Germans claim TO
hive captured thirty seven officers and
I374 men.
Only In the northern regions, how
per. are the Cars armies showing
|pything like effective resistance, for
all other sections along the esfern
ont the retiring movements continue,
.ccording to an Austrian officer writ
liz from the front the retreat of the
|nssian armies is marked by terrify
& devastation, they leaving an i'm
,nse sea of flames behind them. the
ell being houses and crops. The Cos
eks have been Instructed to leave
.bthing but ashes. II is declared
RnsStanA Take New Positions.
ALTHOUGH II is apparent that the Rus
An armies have been practically
divided out of Galicia by Austro Ger
an forces, petrograd officially declares
NJ her forces have occupied new posi-
|,ns on the River Sireth. and have
nutsed several enemy attacks.
| vienna says rhat everywhere in East
.,ieia the Russian forces are retreat
:. closely pursued by the Germanic
hes. but the .Austrians admit. how
lar that In the district west of Dubno.
{n,,.h rs A Russian town. tho SsaNs. are
&aking show of resistance against
sutonic attacks.
Russians have been elected from
line of the Qualifications erected on
! border of the swamps on the uppe,
isiolda River, according to Vienna.
says Everything In burned.
A letter from an Austrian officer
hitting on the eastern front, which
Ia been received In Switzerland, says:
"The Russians retreat is a MASTER
ece of terrifying, systematic devasta-
bn which recalls the retreat of 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05
TODAY Is BOOSTER DAY
SEE COUPON, PAGE TWO
Charles W. Kent Fred Atkinson Margaret Hooker Agar
Take Lead in Pony-tar Contest Many Other Con
estants Are Close Their Trails and May
Lead By the Next Count

In the Pony-Cart Contest az number
of so-called dark horses are coming
TO the front, and II some OF you lead
ers don't get move on you are going
to be sadly disappointed when the
show down comes on September H.
These contestants referred to above
are working hard ard putting real eff
Tort behind the proposition, and they
are surely going to be real live COM
petitors at the finish. They are not
only doing all they can themselves, but
they have scores OF their friends help
ing them.
There is going to be a wonderful
opportunity for some OF yot in the
vote-offer that Is to appear in today's
issue Of The Virginian. Turn to page
two and clip out the coupon and see
all your friends and nave them do the
same, for II you are successful in coll
lecting more Of these coupons than
anyone else In your district. you can