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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16

THE TIMES, Founded. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SSS
THE DISPATCH. Founded. Observation-Disclosures 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16

The Halifax Gazette salutes the new town
government. just elected. in the following
rather questionable language: "Greetngs to the
Mayor and his Council May they never get
cussed more than they deserve and never de-
serve more than they're cussed for. Selah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16

Entered january 80, 1906 at Richmond. yn., ms
March g, 1870.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
TABLE DECORATIONS.

The field for table decoration is
I'D and varied, and yet is apt to lack
just the distinctive touch which makes
or mars the occasion. OF course
elaborateness in any form is appeal
ing, but simplicity OF decoration can
be made just as attractive.
For dinner the cloth of finest da
MAJ, with napkins to match, is ia
itself a decoration. The centerpiece
could be a basket of daffodis, grace
fully arranged, and set on silver
tray, is exquisite. No centrepieces
or doilies are necessary. The luncheon
may be made most attractive by using
n Madeira luncheon set, with bowl
of roses and trailing arbutus. One
beautiful dinner decoration is compos
ed of heads of endiye salad, carefully
selected, into which the florist has
pat pink roses or carnations. The
heads are then made into a pyramid,
and if you have electricity the tiny
Ii hts placed here and there produce q
novel effects.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN MlnED WITH SULPHUR IT
BRINGS BACK ITS LUSTRE
AND ABUNDANCE.

Gray hair, however handsome, DE-
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. 1t makes o.
mars the face When it fades, turas
gray and looks dry, wispy and scrag-
gly, just a few applications Of Sage
Tea and Sulphur enhances its appear
ance a hundred-fo,d
Don't stay gray! Lock young!
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a so cent bot
tie of "Wyeths Sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy" Thousands of folks recon-
mend this readY-to-use preparation. be-
cause it darkens the hair beautifully
md removes dan lruf', stops gealH itoh-
ing and falling hair; besides, no ono
an possibly tell as it darhens SO ma l..
4 rally and evenly. You moisten a
! sponge or soft brush with it, drawing
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, its neutral color is
estored and it becomes thick. glaess'
and mstrous, and YOU appear YEA
younger.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
PAIRING OFF GUESTS.

Many little girls are at their wits
end, when giving a party. how to pair
their guests off; let me suggest an
apron party. Each grille must make a
fancy little apron, which can be made
from odds and ends found in mothers
lag, such as lowered or white lawn,
blue and white gingham, etc.; besides
the apron a bow tie must be made,
which matches the apron. The aprons
and ties are wrapped separate, and as
each girl arrives she takes one of the
packages containing an apron, and the
boys take package containing a tie
when all have arrived the packages
are opened and the girls and boys
having aprons and ties that match are
partners throughout the evening. The
aprons and ties may be kept as sou
venirs. This | am sure will give an
hour or two of pleasure and bring
your friends together.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
The Castle Couture

A, the season advances hair u,s.
A' o oas present new features which
l ms, or may not become the vogue.
The question resolves i'seh l.
more than a condition Of suessN'
and is dependent upon numos'
most important factors
Fashions in millinery may DC '~
to be governed by fashions IN A"
dressing.
ca it would seem the French twist
,.o,o nonularly recognized as the PsN
rbe knot. will be ia vogue for ss'fns
modes.
The newest 10 the bunch oil ems
ote,,d at the crown Of the head ana
baneing aInsst to the nape o.
neck. uu-
Madame simply had to have sens
thing upon which to place her newe''
hat, so that the proper angle for wses
ing il would ne preserved
With the mode shown, nat sse'
as is pictured by Ronney, OF the 10"
crowned, broad-brinned type, pfs
med simply with d band Of riss''
and streamers, eould b worn.
This couture, however, is popular
known as the Castle. sens ear
the Gracia, and again 1t is tern'
the Bob" hair dress.
For debutantes, for dancing AFFAIR
and, in fact for evening wear,
would seem to DO rather effective.
present it is merely phase OF one
the many modes which are populi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.

This Ia the era Of the luxuriously
furnished home. You don t see PLAIN
serviceable furnishings nowadays;
everything is handsome and designed
for ornament. Period rooms are the
latest hobby for milady, and she has
at least one room done in Louis Phil
lippe style. Tapestry is another pop
ular fabric. It is usually cut into
squares and inserted in panels in the
wall. 1t is also q pretty upholstery
for chairs and divans. and comes In a
charming variety OF elaborate designs
and exquisite textures. These show
up more wildly when mounted on fur
niture Of heavily carved oak or ma
hogany, or on a severely plain article.
The decoration on the tapestry con
sists of old French or Flemish scenes,
and many examples of barnyard pic
lures are to be found. Other favorte+
are the crown, dragon-head and the
miniature effects.
French velour is a fine thing to use
to upholster the heavy, black antique
furniture. You can get It In deep reds
green, a faint old-rose shade and any
number of fantastic styles. This
makes an excellent showing in the
library, or the living room. II youl
lights are bright the colors will show
up beautifully in the evening. U.s.
panels of the velour in the wall.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
iNDicT MISS COPE.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Attempted brib-
1ry Of Government officials was
|6harges against Miss Jessie Cope, Los
ANGELES, in an indictment returned
here yesterday. She has been in Gus
Iody on the charge for several weeks
md her trial already had been set for
january 2S in the United States dis
krict court
The Indictment formally accuses her
6f offering to divide $4,000 with sew
<eral officials in Chicago If they would
mid her in obtaining that amount from
Charles Alexander, wealthy resident
o. Providence, r. l., who is under IN
dictment on charges preferred by Miss
&c e, Of violating the Mann act.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
"you do not look SO DID, 'aio INC

"you do not look SO DID, 'oiu
Princess. n-,nce.
81 am not old" replied tho prin'' s
for he was a Prince; 81 have relnain.u
the age was when the WITCH Gas,
smell over me. She said l shoulo ie
main a picture until Princess sho'''
saw she wished I were alive
"And she also cursed the daugn'e' ,
of this house that looked upon me Oe t,
fore they wed, fearing they misnt ia'i
in love with me, unless they came ~
this room before the sun rose VI
course. no one came at that hour' AM
those who visited me at any otner lei
under the spell of the witch But 'n'
did not dare break her word when So'
came at sunrise"
The Prince told Trusty James Una
he had done his duty, for he kept III
mistress from the room at the hou
when it would have been harmful al
his promise to the king had not pee
broken"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
A NEW BEAUTY HINT.
.NAAAAAANNN>AAN

There is always new method by
which the woman of leisure can attain
a beautiful complexion, and the latest
process Is that of absorption" This
is a process which Is used to restore
flesh which is yellow or wrinkled. So
often 1t happens that woman has old
skin on her face, and the new coat is
underneath 1t, waiting for the oppor-
tunity to appear. This is the time
when she makes us of the absorption
system, recommended by a well-known
specialist.
ITO destroy the ugly layer of skin
all you have to do is to buy small
quantity of pure, asceptic wax at the
drug store" he says. Apply this a
few evenings as you do cold cream,
and it will absorb the wrinkled skin,
and some of the wrinkles as well
This wax is pure. harmless subtance
and gives astounding results"
He says that woman who clogs
her pores up with makeup is only
storing up for herself further sup
ply of the wrinkles she is trying vain
ly to hide. 1t will be worth more in
the end to keep the face clean ant
fresh, and nobody will see the wrin
kles.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
DRYING POTS.

For the modern housekeeper who
has no range on the back of which to
dry her heavier pots aind pans, the
fiat. top of the steam radiator is an ex.
cellent substitute in winter time
The top Of the radiator is also a good
place to keep the stones for the fire
less cooker. They will then be always
hot and will use only about a third
of the gas necessary to bring them
to the proper temperature ordinarily
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
|PAy TR,suTE TO WOMAN.

fgonce. Italy, Jan. 30.-A band of
1ocsn tourists yesterday visited
Church Of Santa Croce. to pay
~ 10 the famous Louisa Maria
1.-The. countess Of Albany. whose
~ ne under . common monument
Wooa the tombs OF Michael Angelo
m uEnchiavelli. The countess was
oAushter Of . German prince. and
&s<iy life married Charles Stuart,
- uaglish pretender. whence she de-
~ her title. They resided at Rome,
"a had . little court, and were ad-
E50Ged as king and queen. Her mar
I1Go vas an unhappy one, and to es-
- from the barbarity of her hus-
&oqd she retired to a convent. On the
Iaakh of Charles, in 1888. she returned
Is Italy and was secretly married to
111eri, the poet The poet confessed
- bis writings that to her he owed his
juuplrstion. His ashes repose with
hers under the little monument, and
travellers are seen there every
|Weeh.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
HOW ! GOT THIN.
. >>>~~%~<~~>>~>
Swimming and Dancing.

My idea of reducing flesh is plenty
of exercise. About a year ago
weighed somewhere around $50
pounds. My. weight was too much
for one of my ankles, SO thought /
would reduce. took long walks
every day and went swimming three
times q week, and besides that l
went to quite few dances and made
it my business to dance nearly every
dance, and-would you believe it'll
got down to 165 pounds, and, besides,
my health is perfect. w. R. M.
High Kicking Helped.
| reduced my flesh by kicking. A,
first l couldn't kick high and it made
me sore for a time or two. Now
can kick high and feel that it has
helped me in more ways than one.
have lost between twenty and thirty
pounds and feel grateful to the ole
grandmother who told me to do that
1t has made me graceful and ha.
strengthened my weak back X. S.
weighed 1873 pounds. Months agt
I began Ginning myself on 2x4 il
our basement. II now weigh IL
pounds. 1t is slow but it did tn,
work. l began with three times a da
and added three times q day for som
time. N c..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
LOVE is INTERPRETER.

Baton Rouge, La, Jan. 30.-Al.
though Max Ernest Hebert is Ger
man who can speak no English, and
Miss Bessie Lawson can speak no Ger.
man, they met, courted, became en-
gagged, and yesterday were married.
Rev~T NJ. Hunter performed the cere-
mony at the First Presbyterian church
He used the sign language.
The groom is of the crew of the
German tank steamer Standard in
termed here since breaking out Of the
war. The bride is Chicago girl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
STALE BREAD.

Dear Editor-Having found a way to
turn stale bread into crumbs without
the usual mess" perhaps it may en-
courage other housewives to utilize
every crust.
Put bread in paper bag on top of
range to dry thoroughly. Then put
through food chopper, using fine
blade; now comes the discovery
Tie a paper bag around end of chop
per where che crumbs usually fly out
tying it we.N up to the grinder tight
By placing hand on top after filling
there is sea ~ aa, crumb lost. You
viii find tbs Ven lis, until quite full
without tea ,Nd
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
AxouR FRsENos

N Il February American Maya
Zine James Montgomery Flagg, the
famous wit and artist, does an anus
ing piece in words and pictures en-
titled 1.-THE High Cost of Friends" in
the course of which he tells as follows
the difference between your dear
friends and the ones you are less fond
81:
'.The friends you al fondest of are
Always the kind that rarely call you
mp or go out Of their way to see you
or be In your company. They love
you when they are with you. but you
have to do all the going and coming.
When you reproach them with not
'phoning you are letting you know they
have come in town they have been
30 busy." Did you ever know it to
b?
< 'And the ones you like fairly well
Il are not enthusiastic about ring
you up and ask you to dinner, and
send You tickets, and try to borrow
money from you, and act just the
way you would prefer your dearest
friends to dol"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30

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The kidnaIssS put AZ q strsasous
battle. and nearly oil Of them wsrs cap.
tursd. Baird sione esApins. But
strange TO relate, katrd had taken sides
with the police, In reality u sisuined
that the turn 10 the road had taken
Mace. Baird wanted tn Ike good. want
& TO 90 back to the worio again With
clean bands and guard the woman he
had grown TO itove. II dug into his
very soul to turn this woman over to
the arms Of John storm. but be did so.
That night Hassam All died In his
little cell. ana with him died bis dou.
Bile. for never again would Baird don
that black shining wig which he hated.
ITO Be CONTINUED
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
011lQt1S Part in
the NeluS Today

Washington avenue wharf They are
all pupils of Lois Fuller's art school,
in Paris, and are on the way to San
Francisco.
They will appear at the Exposition
and show their talent in the way OF
painting, artistic needlework, music
and dancing. They appeared to be
glad to be in the United States, away
from the scene of strife, and don't
care how long they stay.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30

E
fEo. Jan. 30.v-Women voters of
~ will not be obliged to tell
! 4ges when they register next
~ II County Judge Scully can
1ome provision in the law by
the age declaration may be
- THE age is required merely
= latter of Identification" Jurge
oafd. "and l do not believe a
r. should be compelled to tell
ACT age believe 1t would en-
g6 women to register il they
~ they did not have to tell how
Nv we're"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
A NOVEL WAY OF
SERVING CREAM.

AT any hardware store purchase a
number of the smallest size of ordi-
nary brown flower pots. Line them
with wax paper and fill with ice cream,
sprinkle cocoa on the top and stick a
carnation In each one. Each guest
win be delighted with his plant" and
you may give the flower pots for
similar use In the future.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
VALUE OF HONEY.

Honey is very valuable and de-
licious food, especially for children.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-30
ENGLISH GIRLS ARRIVE.

Philadelphia, Jan. 30.-Sixteen pref
|<1G31Wlish girls, none older than 16
- a8e, arrived here Yesterday
h4 American liner pemiqton at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23

henyy hors,1.
j Il Vaughn, Perry, Mo mules aud
Jacks
o. = updegrnff Topeka Kan, light
borses and Horse SHOW
r. B Pearson, Thornton, Ind, swine
H. +. Singleton, Dallas, Texas, 20.
land China hogs
Adam Thompson, Amlty Mo, poul
Try
A. A. Hin. Garner, H., farm products,
corn show
Geo BISHOP, Cordell Ok Boys
kHfir club
G. y. Num-, Porter, Ok, Boys cot
ton club
pr Beeson. saltwater, Ok, Boys
Corn club
jim Parker Trcumseh, Ok fruits
Miss Ruth Mlchacls saltwater Oh
plants, flowers ana culinary depart
ments
j. NJ Fuller Saltwater. OK, dairy
proiucts
carl T. Buck, Augusta, Kan, bce'
aud honey.
PROT &. \. Gould, city, minerals, y
Mrs. Katherine l.. Perklus. To
peka kau, fine arts.
Dr \. G. Scott, city, educational
Miss Anna Il Banks. Chirkasha
Oh. trNillr
Okluhom physicians and dentists
and surgeons wilt make examination
I'm the BETTER linhir, contest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23
COTTON



NEW NORh Sept - Overnight sell
lug orders ana slightly disappointing ra
hlps caused rather au Irregular opening
In the cotton market today first prices
belug seven points higher to . points
lower With near months relatively steady
ihcrp was big demand around the iui
tlrl figures however. with buying en-
rouragrd hy the flrm opening " the stock
market somewhat unsettled weather IN
the southwest aud bulllsh southern spot
BdYlyes aud The market sOua sold about
seven TO ~ poiuts net higher This al
vance carried December up 10 l2 and
January 10 n 0 or back 10 practically the
high level of yesterdays and envouu.
tered very hea,y realizing under which
prices reacted five or siN points toward
the middle ~ Tho morning
nenials NJ n New York pitch IN the ne.
gotlauons Tor the foreign loan the iu.
preusiug expert movement aud the contln
ned bulllsh reports from southern spot
markets were followed hv flrmet tone
during the afternoon with December sell
Ing MP to liG3 aud January 10 II -. or
to points net higher ON renewal "
commission house buying bun support sud
covering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23

7 W NUEN-
Receiver NJ Consolidated Printing 60.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23
FAIR JUDGES
ANNOUNCED
Full List for All Events and Classes
at State "Big Show"
Are Selected

THE announcement ~ the Judges sr.
u cured for the various clussrs und
departments at the Oklahoma state
Fair has been mndc by Secretary / S.
MuhHn, a4 follows.
John G.. BURNS College, Texas, viii
judge Shorthorn and rollcd Durham
cattle and sheep
President W L. carlyle uf A aud
VI college. saltwater Hereford cattle,
Professor ". l.. Blizzard, saltwater,
Aberdeen Angus aud slerr class
dupont a. Lyon sherman, Texas,
dHlp clusSes
John Gurr-uu. nc4 Moines, Iowa,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23

CHICAGO. Sept G WHEAT developed
fresh strength today Influenced BY
chances that supplies here would be- ln
adequate 10 flIl contracts Tor september
deliveries Brsides. .Uuslgumrut notice ut
Minneapolis we're said 90 be- decreasing
aud there Mere reports from Liverpool tell
lng NJ uu urgent demand from milIrrs
After opening w. tu a, higher the mar
ket reacted little but ihen rose higher
than before
Initial quotations for December wheat
We're VI 10 y6a. and fpr MAY Bs'st 10 NSAic,
Absence " any severe frost prevented
corn from responding decidedly 10 tho
advance In wheat Price changes Tor corn
we're narrow The open. which ranged
from e. of 10 - up, WAS followed by
slight guius IN the deferred options
oats sympathiTel With the wheat
strength rhe effect however wa only
moderate
Nrvs N importutious from ruuada,
duty paid, led aftcrward tu sharp set
back In Nhent The close was unsettled ~
"a. 10 lNuli4r net decline with December
az Hr sud May nt p8A. subsequently, the
corn market declined with wheat and a.
result NJ enlarged country offerings
The close wus weak LUs 10 t. under last
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23

Prices of the ynrious grades " cattle
are approximately as follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23
GAULT EXONORATED
Jury in Mctlester Libel Suit Decides
That Ilumbarger Was Responsible,
for Libelous Article-SlOl Judgment

After seven hours. dplheratluu. th,
mr, which heard the S2jOOO libel suit
Instituted s4uin-t Frank GaulE bon
lHNhpul and 4 H. Humbarger By
GEL j y NrArstcr Wednesday
brought lu verdict which absolyed
GuuIt and luwhrud and fixed Hum
hlrZor "a, the party responsible for the
publication " the famous "GWlt
article during the last campaign Col
MrAlc,tcr WIS given judgment ui
SlUi against lIumhurger
Whether new trial will be- asked
by the attorney, fur the plaintiff or
whether the ease viii be- appealed
could mot bc learned Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
RECTNER's NOTICE UF sAIE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN hTNN ~
Pub Daily Times sept n 10 ~. Inc.
l0ljI
NUtl.e is hereby given that iu pursu.
nuue NJ au order ut sale issued out ~
the district court ~ Oklahoma county
on the 18Th day u' september. 1915 iu
au action wherein John Fields wa,
plaintiff aud the Consolidated Printing
Company corporation, Was defendant
directed lu mo. thp undersigned. a. ins
duN appointed qualified aud acting
receiver of said consolidated Printing
company commanding me 10 appraise and
sell fDr the satisfaction Of \ Judgment
ana decree " foreclosure In favor ot
said plaintiff and against said defend
ant obtained Hud made ln said court ON
the pth duy uf September. 1918. the foi
loving described personal property. 10
wit
one uI On cylinder MiebIe pres. an.
Ui 80 . Mehlp cylinder press. tbre. m,
.C n = Gordou presses an type. leads
aud sulgs .husrs and tyne material
wood aud meta. furniture and banks Two
i2 Imposing ,iours head racks trpe
and cabinets type .1ses ana stands Two
t2 cut cabinets mud an cuts. six IA,
stoves, one IN folding machine one Ul
cutting mauhIur. uup 40 Wlrp stltrber
one nl punching and round .corncrInr
machine mine NI sleCirl, motors and
belts, two i3 nII top desks. two tli
fiat TOP desks ous go Burroughs adding
machine and stand uup tlI safe one 1I
Remington trrrvr.ier eight iN paper
trucks three $50 office chairs. one an
book keepers desk one Ol yertirie Nle
with four drawer, ono 40 desk file one
Jn two wheel iruyk one ul mailing
suck thro" l3 tables, one IN electric
sign, one llI hand Rates numbering ma
rhlue two 90 press numbering machines
one tiI head cutter and one tIl nitpr
| ing machiur.
/ The amount OF said Judgment so oh
/ talned hrUg the sum NJ four thousand
nine hundred seventy eight and W 100
/ dollars tNNfSNIi and the sum " tbrea
hundred dollars lS30OO0i attofnevs' foes
/ together with the further sum M S.S
costs aud an costs nccrulnr together
with interest ON the same | viii there
/ fore ON the asth day of September IpI6
at the hour NJ o o'clock g m OF snld
| dav. ai tho Nluvd Rldg, at o West Main
| street in oklahoma city. at the front
door N said building the same belnv
| the building occupied hy the Consolidated
| Printing Company and where said above
| desrrihel personal property n located
offer for solr and sell tO the Highest
hlddrr for cash an Of said pprsnn al
prnnprty above described FOR the sntis
| fsrtIon w the above Judgment eod ofi
or the satisfaction NJ said above DO.
srrihcd Judgment the residue derived
from said sale win be- applied 10 Inc
/ sotIsfp,tlun NJ other claims of indebted
nsss against said Consolidated Printing
|. Cnmpnny under The further orders NJ the
wlnr,. NV hand this 18th day " Sep
temher lNlA
Receiver NJ Consolidated Printing 60