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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
Office of CITY
Collector

The City Code requires a penalty of
not more than $4,000 per day for fall
ure to pay on or before April 30tn.
Washington Ward licenses will be
paid to J. P. Robinson, deputy co.lec-
tor, corner Tenth and Hull Streets.
H. l.. HUL.GE,
City Collector.
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REAL ESTATE roa SALE,
SCHEDULES.

RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule effective January Z, 1918.
superseding schedule OF April II, 1914
Schedule subject to change without
anffCA
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DCarriea baggage. ssSundays only.
sDaily cxcspt Sunday.
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$3.50 Complete warm Afr furnace
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needed. $36.16 complete bathroom
outfit OF three elests. Get our cata.
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ANSWERS FROM LITTLE
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white Leghorn Egws, Ferris strain,
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IL c. HECHLERs Treasurer's office,
Henrico Courthouse.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
N. n. HAHgET~r, HOUSE PAINTING.
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LESSER. the Ladies' Tailor. at the
Raleigh. will cut and III your gar
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
We Colleue Endlnu tuesday

homer"
NO" I lied. easily. I'm having
good time. would like to stay"
Just then Harry came In and we
all moved toward the dining room.
wonder. little book. II II were
n tear that / saw shining behind
Eleanor Fairlow's long lashes, as
caught Jlm's voice expoundlng in
his usual Kay tone. Yes, Madame
Kitty. we all have our right TO hap
piness, and there's always enough
In the world to 20 around. The mis-
take we make is II we do not find
our own. we usually go over in
somebody else's yard and try to
steal theirs.
"Are you trying to excuse Kitty's
leaving her husband TO his good
works and coming over here to
snitch some OF our happiness ?"
asked Dick. with grin.
| glanced at Eleanor Fairlow, and
caught her looking AT me with an
expression that bothered me- Was
she seeking her happiness over In
my yard?
Suddenly tho whole thing grew
unbearable and | turned to Dick
and whispered. Lets go home
Ito be continued tomorrow
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!. Confessions Of a Wife /.
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found you were not there we came
over here 10 Eilens's to get you.
Harry IL not home yet" said
Ellene. $50 you people must stay
until he comes" and she rang q
bell beside her.
is any one up. downstairs"
she asked OF the man who an.
swered the bell.
Yes. madame. the cook. two OF
the maids and myself.
Ask the cook To send something
hot in a chatting dish and some
other food for ligh, luncheon for
SIX" Eliene ordered.
could not help thinking how
easy Il is to do things when you
have plenty OF money. Eliene was
giving orders at half past III for
a luncheon for six people as
matter OF course. without the
slightest thought OF the trouble
she was giving.
MY. I'm glad You are going to
have something to eat. Eliene."
said Jim. Ny appetite always
hurts me about this time OF night.
and Aunt Mary rather frowned on
going to restaurant after we left
the theatre. and so we took her
home. think Dick was delighted
with an excuse 10 come over here
in hopes that you would feed
starving party"
Jim. you are incorrigible. 70.
marked Elicne. How did Aunt
Mary enjoy the show"
Il don't think she was terribly
keen over IT, She said she did not
see anything very beautiful in the
naked. overdeveloped knees OF
number OF young women cavorting
about the stage" he assured her.
with a grin.
And she's right. as usual" put
In Dick. emphaticaily. We Amer.
leans have not yet reached the
place where we know real femi.
nine beauty when we see II. We
admire anything that's striking.
but ! don't believe nine men out
OF ten can appreciate a beautiful
woman. Notwithstanding they are
always talking about their discov.
cries In that line"
Are they always talking about
women" asked Kitty. demurely.
Either talking about them or
thinking about them" declared
Jim. CALAMITY.
| happened TO be near enough
10 Eleanor and Dick TO hear her
ask him In q low voice. Does that
let me out. Dick. dear?'
Don't be foolish he answered.
in the same low tone. evidently an.
noyed at her caresslng expression.
! wish ! could describe to you.
little book. Eleanor Fairlow's face
as she asked the question. and
again as she received the answer.
I think | have told you that she is
a beautiful woman-with her hair
so black that II has purpIlsh
shadows in IL. Her eyes are also
black. and they can send into your
very soul n glance of utmost mean.
ing, but usually they are yelled be-
hind exquisite dusky curling lashes.
She asked her question conf
IDENTITY. evidently expecting an en-
tirely different answer Her whole
face was lighted up as II she only
waited for the words that would
confirm her implied faith In Dicks
constant thought Of her. At his
answer. this whole expression of
Joy was blotted out
As he spoke. Dick turned uneas-
lily and quickly TO see II any one
had heard them. and he flushed
red as he caught my eye. altho
am sure 7 made my face absolutely
He turned TO mo d.
rectly. Are you tired. Margie?'
he asked. Would you rather go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Remember. at this office you are
absolutely certain OF having your
work done by dentist who knows
his business. who has passed the
necessary examinations TO prove
that he knows his business-and
you get a guarantee that means
something. signed by the operator
and by DIR. Y. Il, Clark. manager.
Each operators license hangs on
the wall right In front OF his chair
Better be safe than sorry"
"A word to the wise Is sufficient"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
DON'T
WANT TO GO BACK

Six Austrisns forced TO flee from
Canada. because of the intense feel.
ing against their fatherland, to the
United States. have sent n letter to
Secretary of Labor Wilson. thru
their counsel. Judge j. Nj. Glasgow,
protesting against deportation from
this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

opposite.
Much Of the action In this MUM
Der IN dramatic. most OF 1t pathetic
and all ~ fascinating. The Bitua-
lions thst confront young Clayer-
ton. who would forsake his fIancee
for the Egyptian vampire. IRE
fraught with pathos and stir the
emotions
The scenes are well photo
graphed
cLEMMgR
The Clemmer has Barbara Ten.
nant In one OF her greatest sue.
cesses. IN Hiss" Il fiye.part World
Film production that gives her
full opportunity for the display OF
her charms. II In vivid story OF
Nevada camp life taken from one
OF Bret Harte'H best books. Muss
Is tile daughter OF the founder or
Smiths Pocket. Red Mountain,
New. Smiths Pocket did not yield
Smith much gold. so Smith desert
ed the claim. took 10 drink. and
was either shot or killed himself.
Anyhow. he died. leaving unruly
little M'llss "a the care OF the
Pooketers. At this point the story
is given n twist that excites you 10
the limit The action reyolyea
around Miss violent love for her
schoolmaster Howard Estsbrook).
GRAND
In the last screen production
shown In Seattle. starring Ella
Hall. the iG.year-old movie actress.
she had the part OF Bob Leonard's
wife The time before she was his
flancee. Now young Ella comes TO
Seattle as L9onard's daughter. the
leading feminine role in The 81
lent Command" at the Grand. Some
versatility, eh?
A physician attempts TO hypno-
tire the girl into killing her father.
In the morning her parent is
found dead and she IL accused OF
the deed thru oircumstantial evi-
dcnce. At this. her flancee. law
yer and hypnotist. sets TO work
and succeeds In discovering the
true murderer. a servant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
COLONIAL

S01OfNfNG
Lola" tho woman without n
soul. the feature photoplay at the
Colonial this week. IL a veritable
feast for the morbid.
Tho play has wonderful plot
OF the stuff nightmares are made OF
and IN n thriller from the start.
a beautiful girl. Lola. daughter OF
an inventive doctor. dies. Her IA.
Their restores her life, but he IL not
able to restore her soul. There
after she IL Il thief. and things
that are worse. and comes home
finally on the verge OF her second
death. She dies n second time. but
realizing the pitiful futility OF his
life giving instrument. the doctor
smaHhcs the life-rcstorer into frag.
mentS.
Horrible" said one OF n vast
Sunday audience. gazing at the
scene In which Death takes the soul
Of Lola. leaving the body on the
operating table.
The Magic Bottle" gives one re.
Taxation. II In full of laughs. Bride
and groom are given a magic bottle
I filled with a substance that will
turn black nj the first act OF infldel.
iiy on the part OF either Both are
guilty and the rush for the bottle
furnishes n lot OF fun.
MISSION
There IA mighty fine photoplay
shown this week at the Mission.
The Inventors Peril" with John
Smiley and Florence Williams act.
ing the principal roles.
Two inventors figure In perils
caused by a third inventor. who, In
crazy deluaion. thinks he has been
wronged by Maryelll. the great
genius OF the world. a realistic
scene. an automobiles plunge thru
rickeiy bridge into a deep lake. Is
one OF the features The girl occu-
pant Ia removed from the wreck by
cutting IA hole in the top OF the car
LIBERTY
The Iuggernaut." IN continuing
as the Liberty's attraction. staying
until Tuesday night Never were
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
so happily cast as tn this stupen.
dous railroad drama This Vita
graph production IL in five parts
and has a great wreck scene. The
raaf Ia fulfv uu IN The standard pa
quircd by a film OF this caliber.
The scene In which fast ''passen.
ger" crashes thru the lettering
bridge IL In class by itself. moth
Ing 10 approach II having ever
been attempted before In screen
sensations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
THE DENTAL war IS ON, BUT
TMRECAL DENTAL OFFICES are
ABSOLUTELY INDEPENDENT!
We Have No One to Serve
But the People

office and made II grow faster than
any other dental office In this sec.
ton.
Our low prices.
Our painless methods.
Our high quality workmanship.
every BIT done by licensed dentists.
The very best OF materials.
These are the things that bring
forth the shrieks OF Jealousy be.
cause OF our great success.
WE POSITIVELY WILL NOT
BE UNDERsIp ON PRICE AND
NO ONE CAN GO OVER US ON
QUALITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
NO FEAR OF WAR IN
EAST, PASTOR SAYS

Returning from the Presbyterian
general assembly at Rochester. n.
Y, DIR. NJ A. Matthews. pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, says
he found n prevalent sentiment in
the East that there is no fear of
war with Germany because of pres
ent Misunderstanding.
lie preached sunday on "Ameri-
cas- Responsibility which. he said,
was great from the standpoint of
missions.
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p r. o G r A n s

Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
TIL. Iuggernsnt ANITA Stewart
and Earle Williamsi. five parts:
strictly Neutral kat. Price and
Flora Finch. comedy drama.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Lola" (Clara kimbail Young.
five parts.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
a Daughter OF the Nile" MARY
Fuller. three parts; When Her
Idol Fell" comedy. Mutual
Weekly"
clemmer Ending Tuesday Night
"M'iiss" thioward Estabrook and
Barbara Tcnnanp.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
THE Inventors Peril uLiiy Lea
lie and Florence williamsl. two
parts: The Clutch OF Circum-
stances" two parts: Bunny In
Bunnyland." comedy.
Alhambra Beginning Monday
The Ski Man" four reels.
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Silent Command" Bob
Leonard and Ella HalD; They
We're Heroes" comedy.
Seattle Ending Tuesday Night
bad Buck OF Santa Ynex" tWm.
s. HART. two reels: THE Heart OF
the Princess Marsari" tMargaret
Snow and James Cruze). two reels:
AT the Edge OF Things" In DIFF.
ficult Position"
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Darkening Trail tWm. S.
HART. four parts. The Riot,
comedy.
Moore Ending Thursday Night
~ s. Navy OF 1915" Lyman ii.
Howe featured.
Madison Ending Tuesday Night
THE Cowboy and the Lady" IS
Miller KENT: The Black Box.
No. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Federal prisoners have protested
that county jail food is not all that
II might be, Sequel: Sheriff
Hodge and Y. S. Marshal Boyle tan
gle and exchange verbal fisticuffs.
Boyle threatens 10 move his pris-
oners TO Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

We cater to no special interests
but the interests OF the public. For
. long time past we have turned out
the best work in Seattle at the low
est prices OF any reputable dental
concern. We haven't found Il nee
essary to do clownish stunts"
stand on our head, figuratiyely
speaking. to preach isms and doc
trines or make sorry attempts To
be comical TO attract attention 10
ourselves. No-our satisfied pa
tents are what has advertised this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
WHAT'S ON AT THE MOVIES
IB y e d d e F m
ALHhM Ora

ALEXANDRA -
Seattlc's home industry move
mont was extended 10 motion pie.
lures today. The Alhambrn II pre-.
senting Seattlc made feature
film. by the Washington Film Ger.
poratlon. The SKI Man"
The scenes are laid I'm the noun.
tains tScenic Hot Springsl. where
n tale IN unfolded epitomlzing n
mountaineer's love for II traders
daughter. Gladys Bernedes and
VIM. HELLER. both locally promi.
nent. are the lovers. II is their
first time "out" In the picture
game.
The film provides n bunch OF cx-
element. Including Herbert Nun
ter IN an aeroplane Herb is one
OF the dark-oyed ull-yuns. In es.
saying his part. Munter added "A
the feat OF trying To ny thru the
mountain instead OF over II. Nun
ter wasn't damaged, but the ma.
chine was smashed.
SEATTLE
William &. Hart, the Kay Bee
star who is without n peer az an
impersonator OF bad man" parts
In Western dramas. is one OF the
screen entertainers Mt the Seattle
Hart appears. AS usual, In heart.
rcndlng Western play, taking the
part OF an outlaw who wins the
sympathy OF the audience by big.
hearted acts and sacrifices. In
bad Buck OF Santa Ynaz" 1.-TWO
parts). little child mclts the
heart OF the bad man" by her
sweet pleadlngH.
CLASS A
The Daughter Of the Nile" with
Mary Fuller. nt the Glass a. pro.
yides two reels full OF interest. ex.
element and suspense.
Miss Fuller invests the role OF
the sphinx" with a sinister charm.
Her type OF beauty is especially
appropriate for this character.
Matt Moore. brotherin.law OF
Mary Plckford. is most suitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

ELEANOR rAiRlow AND DICK
AGAIN
Copyright 1918. by IN. Newspaper En-
tsFpriss Associationi
Where is Aunt Nary" I saH.
as noticed that Dick and Kitty.
Jim aud Eleanor were alone.
"Oh. we took her home from the
show" said Dick. and when we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
OFF TO CONVENTION

Many Seattle club women left to
day for Spokane 10 attend the 10Th
annual convention OF the Washing
ton State Federation OF Women's
clubs, which opens there Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
BAN ON CRUELTY
IN ROUNDUP HERE

Spurless spurs will be used by
cowboys in the Western Stampede
and Roundup here this summer. in
order that Seattle ministers and
other persons concerned in the well
fare of the horse may have no kick
coming. Fifty of the widest buck
ing horses west OF the Mississippi
will be ridden in this way. Women
will be barred from participation
In hucking contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Anybody who saw man strike an
jother IN light check suit on Third
and Columbia street Mt o'clock
Saturday afternoon. June s. please
call up Mr.. Kriete. Main 2s6s.
Please BE SURE Advertisement.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
RAISE ALLOWANCE

esamen have been granted an In,
creased board allowance by Alaska
and coastwise steamship compa-
| niles. Wage differences win DO held
IN leash until the companies can
determine Just where they stand
under the new seamen's act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
TEETH EXTRACTED FREE

Starting tomorrow morning
we will extract teeth absolutely
FREE between $50 and 10 a.
IN. and will do II without hurt.
ing you a bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Ending Tuesday

Under the Black Robe" four-part
feature. "Pokes and Jabbs." com.
edy.
Ye College Ending Tuesday
"The Cameo Ring" two-part dra-
ma: "One Night" drama. 'He Fell
in the Park" comedy. Physical
Training In the French Army" edu.
cational.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Moore Ending Thursday Night
~. s. Navy OF 1915" Lyman ii
Howe featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Madison Ending Tuesday Night
The Cowboy and the Lady" IS.
Miller KENT. The Black Box,
No. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Showing the rammcd liner "Ryn-
dam" limping into New York harbor
and 1000 plumed knights Templar
in full uniform on parade in Philadel-
phia. and other news happenings of
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-07

Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Darkening Trail" tWm. s.
HART. four parts: The Riot,
comedy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22

Below is a statement OF the s. GOO
water.extension bond issue:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22
CHARLOTTE TENS

kst-4E
Mrs. Mai Thompson end MIss
Annie Thompson, Of yellow CINek.
were guests Of relatives and iriends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. II. Harris and
Mrs. r.. II. HiokeraM were the
guests al Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Weakley of Bellsburs, Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Rife will begin revival
services here IN the courthouse Sum
div night. All are invited.
Rev. ]. Nv. Mel Daniel closed the
prctracted meeting u ST. Paul
Presbyterian church Saturday even
ing. Rev. Mcdaniel intended 10
extend the services during this
week. On account Of the illness Of
his wife. he was forced TO aban lon
this. Much good was accomplished
by the meeting. aud the sermons Of
the beloved pastor proved TO be an
inspiration 10 the community.
II. W. Cain. Clint Hickerson.
Clayton and Mrs. G. 8. Castle msn
were in Dickson Monday night.
Mr.. II. Brown and son. OF Texas,
were here Sunday the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. P, c. Oakley. Mr.. Brown
had quite an exciting experience at
his Texas home recently. his home
being flooded and losing all his
household goods. Mr.. Brown had
a narrow escape from the waters,
taking refuge upon telephone
pole, where he remained several
hours before being rescued.
The supporters and admirers Of
Senator Luke Lee are planning to
give the senior senator warm re.
Iception here on his speaking date,
Oct. n,
Miss Irene Hunter. Of vanleer, is
teaching a class in expression here.
Mrs. Ruth Moore was in Dickson
Saturday,
Haruie Wooten, OF Dickson. was
here Sunday, the guest of friends.
Harris Daniel was 10 Clarksville
Saturday on taxi trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R D. Eubank, Jr.
visited Warren Speieht and family
OF Bellsburg, Sunday,
Bro. Phillips will begii. a series
Of meetings at the c, .. Church the
first Sunday in November.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22

When a mother is awakened !rom
sound sleep 10 find her child who
has gone to bed apparently in tie
hes, Of health. struggling for breail
she is naturally alarmed. Yet, il
she can keep her presence OF mind
and give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy every ten minutes unit
vomiting il produced, quick rcliei
will follow and the child will drn;.
to sleep to awaken in the morning
az we'll So ever. This remedy has
been in use for many years will
uniform success. Obtainable cy.
erywhere. Ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22
STATEMENT

OF the town OF Dickson's public
utilities and financial condition
on Oct. LIST, 1914, and for the
year ending Sept. 30, 1915, as
best it can be assembled with our
system oil book. keeping;
The bonded Indebtedness is now
$63. 500. as follows:--Water bonds,
$25. 900; School..property bonds,
$1,000, School.building bonds, $26..
600; PAYNE Spring bonds, $500;
Water.extension bonds, SIS 1000. A
note to the amount OF 81 900 issued
for school and road purposes, and
the school account vyerdrawn ST..
55Ili.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Taylor Il lngham
81.
Elizabeth Rich

Before y. +, HUDSON, Justice 81
the Peace, OF Dickson County;
In this cause il appears by aili.
davit that the defendant, Elizabeth
Rich. is Justly indebted to The
plaintiff, and is nonresident OF
The state, % that thF ordinary pro.
cess OF law cannot be served on her,
and an attaohmen. having levied
on her property and returned to me
il ia therefore ordered that publ.
cation be made in The Dickson
County Herald, a newspaper pub.
lished in Dickson. Tenn, for ioul
consecutive weeks. COMMANDING
the said Elizabeth Rich 10 appear
before me at my office in Dickson
on the 2Sth day Of October 1915.
and make defense OF said suit, or il
will be proceeded with ex parte.
This Sept q, 1915,
d. +. n u u SON. J P.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22
rnn caIENn

FOR SALE-No. 10 Smith
Premier Typewriter, in absolutely
perfect condition, guaranteed to
perform the work Of a new machine,
iu fact, looks like D machine just
from the factory. Ii you are look.
ing for q great bargain in type
writer. write G. 5. Castlemsn,
Charlotte, Tenn. Phone No. IL,
Pa;rouiEe my Jersey Bull. ! mite
North 81 Dickson. be is entitled 10
registration. y. A. Pope.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-22
Public Utilities

Jail and property, $500;
School building. $4,000; Water
and Light plant, $4,000, which
consists OF Payne Spring, machln.
cry, and about seven miles OF six.
and iour.inch cast.iron pipe and
1900 lee. OF |. 2,1l+ and I,inch
wrought iron pipe and the electric.
current circuit.