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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-01-19

Colored beans, &c per pound, at
J. B. Whites. (2s tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-01-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
Ter soctiic5c Csrcuaoic.

ltcocn &dWucr iicbt lrcni9cr
cNlprua9ooli, oo6er uu6 ms Mclui
1cn ucritGlclil)pr Nlciu s9ch
reno aanlcg uBorojiiGc~ Coen fin
lieltc nnfu Slcm bic Sciali ciEcs
prcuBldei Hrlia0icrs on mo hid
tcic IN aeiicN 9lancn Nyicasl cOcr.
God rorr cs ulgicbli. oiWmchmcN.
oaB pas ms 10 nd5c icai oicie
Srenoolerleoer ii irgcnOcincn 3u.
lNninicnNaNM mia Der Sol0otmoim.
tl;r1 icnG loae ncbeg, 0aB iic, ais
lire ugy.CeIle ,5rnd)t aus ibr bcruor
gcuodle llH0 3m0r bat cs cine
blilbcncc Soi0otsnOicbtiua inn ir.
oerl5icailGen Seer gegeben ober Oie
Wcblloetea Hr0 &lcini nit linen
nn5Men teine 9lotij ooucn, OcNu
oas NOR "a feline .Sunii~. mas 0ot
vSoit" Gus lido hcr0ortradjtc limo
~ rdreu 0ciN Nicic @cOicbtc BIT
rrlpildlia unD pileAotclt. obcr uou
iuniiitclborlttH Stbens Q1Blith
perloloIleN wcnu mat yiterarhiito.
si'sr euS rodlixn Enbt1unocris ibrc
iene rraidlti1 9cioumcli 9dttcu
Val Den eeiea 1u ocn @lciniNcl
c5rreOicrliyOcrn iubri feline 9riidc.
lSlems SicNer mun5cln oielnew IN
Dcrielia 9lcilhttif oic mir bel nam.
ler tenncn a.lernt hobcn. Seine 9n.
~ IT @hautolic.Sprif on molt1er Der
Sidtcr lido in ginc eeiiinlnta Sitio.
roH ooer cine bcitinintc Roae pcr.
lett 0aite cr iriiger o6nc 5il trim.
Zen lnO obne su licbclt 5riuf. uno
>iebssllceer 1cOidtet 10 pcriapte en-
lett onNc ercuuOicr jii iein, Greno.
olcrlcoer licic iinO olio nic6t no.
foniillli1e 0cr 5rIootcu. ionSern
6er Coanoiciltng. Gomit Ger alnit.
Gitter uDer ols einfudlcr SulOot otf.
tretcn tcuitc, nuiBtc CT Sen cr6obe.
RET @lcmerian oeS S0enitils nie0ere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

rNliA on osh Cil0iOWpf HQpolc0ns
nor bnn0clt Sa9rcn crnelcrn. rittct
nd oie gliiiueriiarseit aud aui oie
title 1tu0t otis ocr imcr cui5iQortiQc
Wenla ieinen sGclilani 6caann Gie
loiiouaitlihen Sh0nAcltcn, Die 9ta
polcon nit oer SeGufdli 6as sci.
metlernen ihilOert 6abn neucr
neuerolngS 0o3iJ lciiihrt OaS em on
lelnli9cr 8renocnucrlcbr IN Der
lrlibcr MIR lucoca ibrer @aubeit be.
ionnten Siiicl eiiigcicRl bal. 9io
nlcutlid iir @miifranfc cigHa, iicJ
bic 8clhilbtca Nndtm sn Oanprg
ocm Anfcntbolt. glorrio neroauft
leWc erhe0iup sur Nauptlioot lei
nem 1roBen So6M DIR lie 1871 mli
Siiten iciner @}uitcr SGiitia Ocm
cbeulo widltiGci @oiiia Dor5oe. 0ic
Stoot lic9t pradtooa oon eincr 81
ioOclle 9cid)ibt .ciu stor0ronO cincs
mcitcn (Solfcs III 0cnl Bic .Elcs Son
glIraires4 bcor0grs Bic ghtaal aitf
ilt 5iebcu, ludfrcn0 ioaOeinmirts
oos S5odl9cdirge, 0os bis tier in 0en
Sonriucr nit Sdlrcc 5coedt III, lcNch
iet mo loft. gluBrr ocm (5c6urts
bdns 9idpole9nS, O0o i'm @ciie ser
Grfaiierin Gu9enic lit iia0st mar.
elm ]lopolcon 9iricunt 0ao Der
5ticiohcim Ocs aoiiero Scr Sorolual
Scit6. 5cgnmost bat. Sic g dcr9eito
Dorb1liiiiic hubca lol usier Der
Nerridoii Sranirci6s inucit ecbqi
icrt. oaB Der Srcutoc ourdona ac
idlJtt cridlent. 6rGliM SIC bcrii6nie
v&en0etto" Ole @lGfraGe. BON Der
ihcu Scieca ipridN silt aud lcute
rcc6 wuo Hodl numcr iiiebt oer Eater
in Sic AFecdlio, 0,n mllOen 9iVd
wol0 0es Wcbirac9 po cr wic Elm &c
bcpics Iicr la6.. ur Ser ii9cu 9ac5e
OeS &elcioiatcn ,mS ienep 6nmilie
81 cntletcN. Dds tor'iitc Scmpe
ramcnt Ooc ancl iN 9Sagoleon ipiu
ion man last iid cbal caa olrca
Oic iorti6rciicnNe &Hilar n'a't ins
tcroriiaclt
Nlc AorlsiJ eiN nliialarohsr. ucr
uigcr Glrnialaid!1G lno 9lbi5nlui
lira, pon &A5aifgrt yiBnrcrn.
@clt2n. 6omsra Iragcra Sponiern.
Gaiaoacn, SsonoiCa 9'caBrlcdlcn.
2is %oltssl0ara idai uicl 81 cim
lacn ii5rie Ies Gcn1auent bot
cht S05ewn u.9 uicr G9lleJes Son
203l getruteu tonrten 5Ol peogr
I lcicn nod 'd]rci6uI mao bei 23il
GacihlicBiuGen fonnicn i9i @dn.
acr uuO ii79 6raucr nidlt init ihrsri
&aiucu unteriMgci6cn Die SnOu
/ itrie lit leAr uroCOclten0 nnO bclte0t
uoriusyueiie III Nansin0ultrie- 90,
acaeu iit DER @onOel 9ougtlaNid'
/ yrchau0cl Son 9sidtj1tcif
Ger l'o6M M bclonDcrS IN oclt
Edleru all Oer &iiits iybr fruttbor.
oober Sic Giuwobuef ir i6rcn Se.
oari hurei@enOes @eirciOc crnten.
ober iseilidl init Nilie Ser Etolicncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

a. q. lugie: u&br, meine 6rcnnOe
iobrt iort ,5ronfreidl 81 oienen. Sein
Wliid mar mem cin5iAcr e5eoanic.
cS miro inuner Der @rAsuiiaRo mci
nor SSiinide ieinl~ ned Glbo obae
reilt 0ds e. dal {. Mai betrnt. llus
teupeas ir0r cr scr elcgenltano nil.
tcu0er @sihnnpnmgsn ieitens Der
&spolietnu9 rameutfM i'm Silocn
Uon SrantrcidA no non ibm oi6
2ebca uolltc llu0 anA bic 9auoAner
ocr ,Siicl 4ihn proieitilrtcn 0oaeaclt
0oB nion ibnen bic ~tScincl Oes
neAc6iGcn @ci6ledlts" Nlic)icbc.
p0lau bdite" 10 laGicn lie in riacr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16


Aui gtopcleons SeimotinicI aor
llto. weilen ec9enpGrtis Eouienoc
bon 9cuti6en ols @eiausenc, ilocr
ceren ScbonOllne uur neNia bctdml
pIro. Oo Oie irm3oiiiAe 9ie9ierm1
lorgfoltig ooriiber lpottt, ooB feinc
gtohridtcn ms gluSlorO oringelr
I'm 10 Ipb6oftcr bciMditigt iicD Oie
Bbontniic oes Oputiheit Goltes nil
Der icrneu Ssnicl nm Die iGon iriiger
en- 9ansec SosentrciS iih eeblloel
Eotte.
IS mar Elm reincr 3niaa, OaB !fo
poleon 1859 oils iSrou3oie gcborsn
:9uroc Grit ciu Hohr 3llpor fom 0ic
iuilOe Selicninlel Die auBcrld mo
nod ocr glrt ibrer @cuobuer nuis
cnelte nit Stolien oeriniipit it, oil
NaS aonigreit 6rouueid. slod) bis
5um SATIRE i77l miriiteu iran5oiiide
Sruppen NIT och ireibeitgcpp1nten
ssorien IN Oen @e6irgen iid bcrrm
ihloeen, 6is sic rciie Scrrlhoft pol'
la sur 9lncrfcnmlng fom. GoB
srontreidj ii6erbaupt olr &ono oiQ
Ole 6elieuiniel legcn fonnte, fam oo'
Der. ooB Oie bisberigcn Seliser oie
Senueien cs nidt periiouocn Die
9er5en Ocr aorlcn sii sepiunert. Sili
lner erueut troten gliiitdnOc berpcr
DelonOers felt 1929. Iic Republif
lnhte nit 0ilie OeutiAer @ietstrup
pen Die nod ser iiblen Uemobnbclt
lcner 3eit meiit6ietenS ucrihdhcrt
looroen woren oic 6reihciislitit Der
Sorien 5i 6dnoigen. Gin Oeiltlacg
Ioentclrer. Der Sreiherr S6coOor D.
DIeiiboIi, iaBte oonols Den 'Glon un
oo0ongigcr a0nig BON aoriifo iu
peroen mo bottc aniongs SrlolI
ooer ldon oemoIs nuidta lid 6ranf
teld ciu un0 fom Oep @cmielcl 5u
%'lie, slOoB SbcoOor !, ans Oem
Sqnoc ilicbcn iuuBic. Nm ieincr 5tclt
nnoer1ogn l755 &aspiale &aoli Ocn
SoefOetehl Gr f1npitc 10 criolgreidl
l'no 9illdlih. Dob ole Gcnueieu nur
now Soltlo beboiptcn foultct Sic.
vr ertolg NOR aoriilos llnelild
osnn 6ronfrcid nohm Oic aiinitigc
Yeie9en5eit mobr. iiir @enuo cirsn.
lreieli inO 0oS 2ono 0ci Oieicr C5ele.
ssngelt lo5uiogeu ans Garicbeu iir
I,p lelolt cinjiliteden. 16nlih uie Is
ny Ipoter Oic 9eireumg >tolieas non
oer olierreibiiden Norritoit teucr
ssalls mt SoDogea lr;0 9li35o Ne.
daben IieB.
:: go lam eS, ooe Ser Sohn ser lr.
@SuI'enllden 6aniGe 9uonoparic
v,run6olc murSe itnO S1iiey ser 6rou.
eolen, Sem 9oter Carlo Wlario ciner
Ser S gtotobcln ser Suicf geborte 81,
% & Snbangcrn Der ironjoiiAea
Sssrrlgolt. Die Hcoolution 5ra@tc
uO'i ;, no@ aoriifo 5uriis. a6cr SIR
rs'tss ,,;t 9lopoicon odrirne ii5j ihlcMl
49,. ~ uHO lnlibic OcGl0iO ihif lei.
m.. ~. oanilic aus aoriito cntiicbcn
o.'s ur nod cirnial aui Scr Gidfcbl
m S,'S aeaDpten 1893. bcfrot cr sen
~ oooen Der Seimat. Sm @lad oodi.
&c menia an aoriifo. iu1io nchr o6ai
slil un9lild. BOD firB uor ieinenl
~ooe rief CT olls. ,SselGc Crime.
tsg bat mir 9oriito aelalieal "a
Ssnte nod NIT 6rei0cu on isite
Serse nlo an icinc ic55Ncn c,eara.
!oer. An ieincm Gut oaein miir6.
fenuen." 'S'' -
4 y" O'Fla'' Sasolt Oic Sic Crime
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

tel. Tic Nniel cr5eiiat oud picl @c'
milo treiflidc SiIoiriidte oic ans.
geliibrt merocn ,Sloc0a &rapp, ~NSlt
oigo, 9aumpollc,. Cslnno SeiOc. sic
Sebirgc cut6oItcn manAcrIci @|uc-
rolicu bic iolt gor niht bcnust pcr-
Sen
gIlIf DER ,Sobrt uad Glbd ioH iibri
9cns 9iapoieon noM cimnol ieinc sci.
nrotinicl Uon iucicm Gt mar en- 20.
9lpril 1911 naA ciacnl riilreuOcil
SbidlicO BON Ieincr @aroc, DER CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

Dem Riidblid lpie0er, Scr 0as @ers
Eiit GdnfOurfcit lmo 3iiucric6t cr.
illit naic Noiinuna chi tiinitiac
siege 3n1lciH crbdlt Der @cier ci
nen florcu 0in0rud non Sem &crlalii
Der SdliNdt 5Icrii cine fritilrbe 2is
ilotion oonn SMwrrins Gin0rcien
oas i9m Den SoO, Ocnl Sccrc abcr
Oru Sicp briuat 1ic &ompoiitica
oicie9 @eoidltge III Don oirNiidltacr
alor5cit
Sos Naupilotv o5er oieler eli
Sie0gr c6mo6l feinS oou ihm beion
Ncp 9oaOcIt iii Srcorh ,Srieo
rib p'e CT in oau Screen 0es (jre
HoolcrS lest. Ger @um0 ieines ~
ieic III NenihliHfeii; az lit 0ns 10
iaar od8 fcil s9ort SIT ieiner Ghoraf
isfilierm1 lo lduiig mie0er,e6rt oils
oas nbrigans oie siIopitcds SniIe
liaEucnoe NleniNenirenu01 @enn
,Nseoridl lii 1cn gSerfW 0es ,Srie
0eNe lln0coen idnn lueiui er ..9tnHt
wndleno icincr &0licr WGld un0
sSa0lia1rt ii6SrIcgi" mcnn cr mi
Ffioeola a0Gc SSciien lNt~ Damn
~ er rpaareoii CT iei6it 1hlodicn
mo ScocntoiM imO iAn anuiOer.
i.ilf aapnuEoen arciit er lan
''arart @rci'i cr obtr siWual siam
W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

oHcr mr OaB ond oanolS idon ocr
poclmiricgcr" Ocuiclecn icedldm
SclnGrcn Misalicti luor n'ie 5cltc.
Gicie gcricAieoctes Giemcatc BOT
@leim mn IN oon GrcnoOicrlic0cyu
sur Ghbcit pgri6moljen mlO ibrct
O1uii Sic iiinitleriid'c 9'plla6uno
fg9ebcu 0ic gl crrcidci i:u i'm aor
zen 10 iclicn aclrNgcn III Gic GoUne
(ocrn Noiiiuid lino oIlc eli Sie0cr
ritt 9lcducrtig) gebiibrt mobi 0cm
lgriiG.epildcu uSicgeslieO nod 0er
Shlad. 6ci SroQ~
9iou iiolSer 5icacsircl0e criiillt
Drid't Der @rcuaOier III 0ic S4cytc
Gis:
Giitoua INIT ms iii @oii
Ser Hose Seino lleHi oa
1cnn lcafcn iic6 isne @eooufee iup
l1iafiirlid oui Die SNlodt nr0 0crcn
@amtuenentc irriid &ar alien
9eocnft CT OcS riticdciOeu0oi @ceig
riiics ocs So0eS ShmeriNo icig
&cauit i&mcrt ion; o5cr olS 1sl
oaf 6ula0ct Ct TON iwie SNiditl:
p'l g.'rr'SsS s,S.r,,, 9'''ns''a
yc6ci0ia nit ilHl pcr 2Iu1cn mic
Ser luciBhcoriqe NclO nc faane en-.
friif uic gr Sic iMoN wonlcnDca
NuSgc" uu 5huu nit iidl lori
.rif o0bei itl5A sen lo0 ion0 lr0
oui Oicie Meilc Sen Sica oer Nren.
Bc1 entihieo. Gem fem 6oa ent-
ilomnic Sic GoHpicsmit Der Scincu
culs 16Giio
l3ir aecr Hneiicn IN osu ociuo.
3u rdncn Icncn 1oo.
SeBt mad coahradten Aompt
Oonft Ser 5rcnooBr Nott lir oeA
Sico 6oiit oli 6rieocn ut obes.
pem lftiG BON per5en pereii lei
nem St5nig 81 rcte1 @hlooltea NJ
folacn. Nicr ilieBt paaolo9 lpril@S
Stinnlma uo cpiide GoIlSa
incinanocr ems eraibi iidM
onOereu aus ser 5icM
giiiNbGd uui sic Sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

9l0rciic on bic perbiinocteu @'onor'
dlrit goicieu bciipiclloicn 5cmO pes
iIcnidlHhen @cihledltS IN Oic sSil
itru 9irifas lhafien iolcu nnter
li1cr mo 9eoparoeu oie ieincSgIei.
den mo icincr wiirOig iino." llno lie
botcn 5lan ShluB, 9orlito ino niht
ilrc Nilel n5ur lcbteu N66le 0es Mi
netourns" 5u crndblcn Oern jene5
bobe ion 6error1cbtadt &aiicr
0roH5 !. uon Setlrreid lc5rieb ii6ri
sens oanola cbulni5epoa az lilcuer.
uiM Sic Gnlel 0l5o i. mir nidlt
rcH, 9|opoleou bisipl 81 nabc al
Srcntreib uuN europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

Glcmcatc 0c5 Snl0otcnlcbCns hcinii.
lGlcu. So bilOcic CT iich in l5orm lu0
,5prodc cincn ciGcuiinilidcii N|iicb
IT'LL ,in Der Sorn erlcgic cr Die ontl
fiiicrcuoc G0enitroplc ourM sic
1iropbc cMer cngliiaci 9'ollo0c Scr
G0cun.0bnic @ona0c, 9l5cr cr nobm
iic ni6t oue criicr NorO. inrOcrn cnt
piNQ lie 0nrf @Iopiiods &crmlti.
mrp. Dos mar nidi glcid'0iiltia;
p2ii Sllcpli9d boitc ihrcn Character
QriinolH Dcrdrccrt. Mopltod bot
itircr 6idendrt cHilprcdlcn0 aus
0cr 9ico 5tropbc cine Goen 1ropAe
9cmadt. Wlciu Oct iuir ben Hcim
Nsnqcdcbcu lmO 5luor mmcr cius
ia6igcu @cila Ben c6arotteriitiid1cn
pot6etiid 0etlcnotoriid]cn Col o0cr
pot cr pun alopiiod i6crrommcn.
Sober bc1lprt Ncr Srcna0ier I'M
C0enitiI
arics 10 mcm gic' 9sci ale sseli
Meieo mill 10 ic q Arica
Ncr.in iei 5rorio greurcus Nclo
eclrbnt Ni aabnI mo SrA!
0o6cr tcnut CT niht BLOB Sparta.
@orS. 9lpcao, imo @ornj, iouocrn
and iolNe ipromlibe @cn0unagl,
Sic cas- unpcrfeunborc aloplicdidlc
@eprd1e trageu
3u9lciG obcr 6cntilata lid @lcim,
icinen CSrena0icr lpir,nochici bci.
na6c ioaen Sdlondrcna0ier cnl
noalidiit cdtc5 aoltin al gcbcu.
1oSu ilomi CT gelcaentli6 fonfrctc
Gimcl5iiac Gin mic ser SalOht icin
,@1orgcn6rot" Ioht, oOer mic Der is.
uialihe Sel0bcrr sic 9taht Dor Ocr
SmloGt jitbriuet
auf cincg 2rommel ab ocr Nelo
unn onnic iciHc Shlant
Gen Nimmcl iecr iiN ann jcit
iro nn ib bcg tic aapi.
%erciujeltr glusoridc aus oer
&uladriprohc periiarieu SEN Gin.
aruf scr Gdi6eit @erinaihdsi8c
gehon0hn1 OcS @eqrers unO NaiBc.
ruoen non @ntOurit ioaen IN Scr.
icI6cu Gihhna mirfcn lie 5eigc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

I. Die Sles SansninOircS
CSIutiricIu) 6ei gIiuceiO.
2. Slid onf sic Sndlt uoH
SIiarriU.
3. Die &crgerjc 6ci SIiacclo.
z. Gruite bel gjacriO, in Der
ylnpulcOn ais Nuobc icine
SriessipieIc ansiiibrtc.
.. SirahrubilS aus sIinctiO.
6. gIItromiiac gSaHcrlsitnns.
Z. 9lapuIcpns @cburtSbuuS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

All tho week. with dniIy mutinrcs-
Popular vaudeville, with change Of bill
on Thursdn!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

this being i decrease Of twcutv-four
under the previous ,'car.
Health officer pcrrow attributes this
difference 10 improved sewerage condi-
toms in tn" city. a. well as to the
crusade against flies In addition 10
this tn" health department mails cir
cularS on the bahy's welfare to each
mother following the ii ing Of birth
certificates and visits Of instructive
district nurses employer. b" the city.
Uudoubtcdli have been :; great benefit
in many homes in tn" city An i'm
proNement ia the mink supply, a con-
dition du" to close observation by the
is also held TO hc one OF III"
contributing 10 the improved
health If The children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

e. !" produce definite chemical actions
IN similar explosive compounds Th".c
vibrations are either clectro-aiuos-
pheri, or something related /" ordi
nary sound vibrations. If particles =:
lodtd" Of nitrogen, says one writer.
are iiaced on the strings Of a violo,.-
cello and another cello is played n"Jr-
hS. IS soon as the vibrations rca Ia Il
certain pitch the iodidc on tn. strings
"f tn" first instrument cNplod" This
is irG" sympathetic explosion" and
suggests path for further cNp"rl
mcntin..
y second theory is that the shocti 81
the first explosion is converted into
heat. which results in III. second 90
uloS.ou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
WIDE: VARIETY PROMISED
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'"S'S' N"udeNiii" VII De represented
so"c % ''A h.ffic>i "Np""cni- ~
~ '"' TWO SHOWS Nhnae"r F-N
- bringing 10 me '.Sri" TINS week.
- "i"c DIVERSITY II attractions.
'"relen ana American. on each bill
"a VIVA niue f"t.S,"nne. WI" Is
tsa'd !" Keep htf audiences ."nstaniiy
S"FPths pE we sh:ei ""tt-H"Ni!tiS 81
H'""'S = "'""lt, ~. i"ad Oh TIL
'p"n"'e say u" Hii!e Freurh
"o''''" '"S NSo" '' lhiS country ha'
iSM m"n'h5' ""u = credited WIN 2
s'tS"t 'o''' ~. ~ .>'W YORK, where Sf'
,''n''l 'Yh'In"'" h'f circuit ~ ~"
N,.'n N"h''I
fol""!"E ne, ''t VIII conc another
,''P"' '"'o'' "'ii." - l"c N"S!'hi Ri
N"lS' w." "'sh' WV" Play on numerous
"t'i"I"o INSTRUMENTS some 81 "H'"h
~ 'o"S'! S"'"'''n ana ""HiS con
'''N'"' n"t rfodn'" "ca"tlfhl tones rho
Ih'"'t"'h'' musicians Ato aus" singers
'"f ~ 'h' men. "ih"HSh i"sS than w"
mouths IN thlS '"Hh'it. sings America.
~ ." ~ r'hS">h.
~ ~, S"''' ",'' = :" ''"'
n"ls''y. "ok oiiS it'ms"H 'he one
in'h Na'"eN ~" snow ne expression.
h' = "hoi. snow ~ h'mS"li m'%hi
- zen '"'h"a t"' 'h'S entertainer.
~ ~ hci Ne "sS"ys !" P'"N'". a t""
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
"WIIEN DREAMS COME TRUE"
ron TWO pI:nf.bRM Noes

W hen Dreams Come True" the ncw
musical play b. Phillip Bartholomew.
comes TO the Academy OF Music on sat
hrdaN. matinee and night. dircc, from
engagements ia New York, Chicago,
i'oston and Philadelphia. When Dreams.
Come True" is show to IN"
country at large. the tist year having
Deer spent IN III" aforementioned
cities
When Dreams Come True Is de-
*crihcd as Il musical comedy Of youth.
ana. rs II is said that thc tw.nty.fouI
members Of the chorus are sun IN their
teens and the majority Of the principal IL
stiil under tn" thirty mark. IL would
appear that the managers uf the com
bany have made >n effort 10 b" con
sisttht IN the personnel Of their organ
IZation
Ihe story Of the PLAY concerns III"
adventures Of i young American E.n,
hedges vii" has found PARIS so on
chanting that his father has called
hiu home. Being short Of funds h..
"hbaikS Tor America IL til. St.crnu"
and there meets his dream girl Sh.
rs under the spell 81 a woman who
wants 10 smUeslc som" pearls INTO
New York. The conflict with ,i. c,l.-
toms officers on III" dock 1T N.w york
where Hedges chiValrously assists Beth
out OF h"i difficulties. Furnishes AN
cement OF nciodranlt to TIA. story In
ma king his escape from in. customs
men. tho hero daSncS INTO several com.
Il'cations aud soon tmds himself en-
Gagged to tire. young women \ con-
fusion OF identities helps tighten m.
story. and various comic incidents helm
I" round out tn. plot
several dancing numbers 49,. intro
hhccu during tit. action at the ul,V
'hh dozen or more iuutful soI.i :
from the pen of Silvto Helm arc sung
t,.b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

district committeeman: J. l. Nolly. II
bundmS. J. W. InS". nf k"uhrid-.. i
Ranks, Of Victoria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
The Weekly Calendar
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
LYRIC TIIl:NI'I..it.

saturday, matinee and night-"whcn
Dreams Come True"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

the navy. with title OF rear-admiral.
succeeding Rear Admiral Homer X.
stanford. whose term OF four years cx-
PRED on Thursday. MIR. Harris now is
in charge OF public works at the phila-
delphia Navy Yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
IL >ENBt re- HE:PIBI.ItANS
ORGN >IXF. FOR CAMPAIGN

Special to III. Ttm"s- pispatch.I
VICTORIA. VA, January ia meet
ing 81 Lun.nhurc County Republicans
was held here Yesterday for the pur-
PCS" Of organization ana TO elect a dele
gat. - Ill" district convention 10 bc
Mold ~ Hurkcvillc. J. y. Moore was
elected temporary chairman o. the
meeting aud later was unanimously
elected permanent chairman oC tho Re-
publican organization Of the county.
Former postmaster. j. 4. Waddill. was
chosen aS delegate to til" district con
y"ption. Che following were appointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
EI.I<S DELAY CHARITY
NTH II IL NEEDED

Special Ia 'rh" Times DiSpat"h.l
I.INCHEUisG, VA. January l5.-Thc
Lyuchburr lodge ~ ElkS next week
Viii distribute baskets containing pro-
Visions - 500 81 TIA. poorest families
"f Iynchbur" and IL suburbs Instead
Of sending out Christmas baskets the
Elks DELAYED their charity until Christ
mas supplies sent 10y other charitable
oi Eanizations aave been disposed az.
Distribution viii bc by tickets. which
ay. distributed with TN" MD 81 ""tk
"rs OF the local charitable "rganiza-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
TO RETAIN STEAMER LINES
Application of Central of GcorGia Rail-
why la Approved by Interstate
Commerce Commissions.

WASHINGTON. January l5-rhc
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day approved the Central Of Georgia
hallway companys application to re-
tain ownership and operation OF the
Savannah Line OF steamers between
Boston. New York and Savannah de-
spite the Panama Canal act. II held
the steamship lines operation was in
the interest Of commerc. and the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
WILSON SELECTS HARRIS
VIII Send In Name as Chief of nurcn,
of Yards md Docks to Succeed
Stamford.

WASHINGTON. January i5.-prcsi-
dent Wilson viii send 10 the Senate
probably on Monday, the name Of civil
Engineer Frederic k. tlarris 10 bc chief
Of the bureau Of Yards and Docks OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
IMPROVED CONDITIONS
SAVE LIVES Or BABIES

Special To The Times Dispatch.
I.YNCIIBURG, VA, January 1.-THE
infant death rate in Lynchburg in 1915.
when compared with 1914 showed a
considerable decrease. for the rate last
wear was les and in 1914, 21.2. During
1915 1903 children died in Lynchburg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-12

Help Your Nver-It Pays.
when your liver gets torpid and stomach
acts queer take Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
You will feel better. Only 25c. All drug
gists. --Advsrtisemsnt w.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-12
Picnic at Valley.

Miss Harriet Walters is entertain
ing at a picnic supper at Valley in
honor of her guest, Miss Edith High
field of Superior, Wis Twelve young
people and six grown-ups will be in
cluded in the party. They will motor
to Valley. !
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-12
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Do1gs

given by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoxie OF
Hampton at their summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B. STUNT are
expected home from their Canadian
wedding trip the latter part OF the
week. having stopped in Buffalo to
join DR.. Albert E. STUNT of Spokane
at the Shriners' convention. The
young couple will make their home
with Mr.. Stunts mother, Mrs. Mary
E. STUNT The younger Mrs. Stunt
was formerly Miss Hildred Churchill
At Happy Hollow Club,
: The matinee dansant at Happy Hol-
low today called forth a number OF
young people. For Dorothy and
Alice Martin from Florida, who are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Rock,
Mrs. P. B. Haight entertained twelve
this afternoon
Eight young misses were the guests
OF Mrs. Palmer Findley and Miss
Mary Katherine Findley. Those pres
ent were:
vivian Hansen, Nancy Hulst,
Jane Hansen, Martha Noble,
Eleanor Potter, Katherine Hastings
Margaret Parrish,
Mrs. E. T. Callahan also entertained
eight at the matinee dance at Happy
Hollow.
Mrs. c. E. Niswongcr was hostess
at bridge luncheon today. Garden
flowers were used on the tables, of
which two were placed for bridge.
Covers were laid for:
Mesdames-- Mesdames-
W c; Templeton. Ella Marshall of
Royal Miller, Pittsburgh,
r. A. Stewart. c. e. Niswonger
Edith Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. I. w. Porter will have
as their dinner guests this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Wells and son, D.
S. Wells of Kentucky. Ira w. Porter,
IT,, and Anna Porter will complete
the party.
Others who will dine at the club
will be Mr.. P. M. Garrett, with party
Of FIVE; Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Megeath,
with four; Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Gala
han, with four, and Mr.. A. Edholm,
with four.
On Thursday, Mrs. Joseph c. !
Weeth and Miss Gertrude Weeth
have reservations for ten guests.