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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
FALLS ASLEEP ANY PLACE.
slumbers In Street, on Wharf, Falls In.
Saved, Snoozes In Cell.

Bayonne, n. J.-Roman Kowaski,
twenty-six. Of AS Prospect avenue
was found asleep recently in the street
In front Of his home. Passersby, be-
heving him unconscious, had him hur-
He'd to Bayonne hospital, where doc
tors said he was in perfect health. he
was taken home by friends.
Shortly thereafter police headquar-
tiers received message that a man
asleep at Packard's dock at the foot
of East Twenty-eighth street had fall
en- into the bay. With long ropes he
was rescued by Policeman Hunter.
At police headquarters he was found
10 be Kowash. He was put In q cell
and fell fast asleep.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
THE BROAD AK CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING

TILE BROAD AK CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS:
From on and after this date The
Broad Az, can be found on sale at the
following news stands:
N. @. Chalmers, cigars, tobacco, no.
ton store and news stand, 501a 8.
State street.
L. E Chiffon, news stand, 8. E. cor
ner 51st and State streets.
q. Bsrsnbaum, Ggars, Notions and
News Stand; 81 ". 81 Street, nsa,
Dearborn
E. h. Faulkner, news agency; s1Os 8.
State street.
George I Martin, maker Of fine Gig
ars and news stand, Is w. 31st st.,
asar State.
3. n. Harvey's barber shop and
news stand, 1924 State street.
W. Il Maxwell, notions, cigars, to-
baeco, CONNECTIONS and news stand,
s244 State st.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, 50 W. soth 81.
!. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, . ". 9Th st., nsa. State.
Sylvester AeGlohin, news stand and
laundry ofies. A122 State 81.
william Gsughan, laundry ONCE
cigars, tobacco and nsws stand, 2ess
Stats B.
L Il Oliver, Aotisna cigars and
asws Stand, Is W. sekA Street, near
STATE.
A. D. Hayes, cigars. tobacco, netisa..
stationery and Hsws stsad, SEQ q
State o.
assfgs Nsfsrs, sAss shining psxlsrs
al nsvs sand seook State street..
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
An Artists Fad.

A Partisan artist in lieu Of q picture
gallery has a collection Of great paint
erS' palettes, some 500 in number,
among them being Corot's, Isabey's
and Theodore Rousseau's. On many
q the palettes are sketches By the
painters who used them.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
WXcIiHe,a Bible.

John Wycliffe, completed the transla-
don OF the whole Bible for the first
time into the language Of the English
People. He was born near Richmond,
b Yorkshire, about 1924.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
a Case of Eiftv.Eifty

A Case Of Fifty-Fifty.
Half the world doesn't know how
The other half lives"
That's the half that minds its
sNn business probably."-Philadephia
Ledger.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10

Perfect MssAiWsrH
nsh household sssns Q perfees
Eses Of machinery"
iss; the wifs's The governer, the
saaorsH safety valves and the hus-
"AA q crank."-Philadelphia Bulletin
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
He ViSWA

osaI me, I forgot to send her an
adon to our weddingr
Imagine II won't make much dr.
saea We won't miss enc pickle
''e-kansa6 City Journal
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
Astrnemy.

=. onomy II one Of the most exact
me sciences. The powerful tele-
pea' the spectroscope and other al
- Perfect instruments come pretty
1 telling the truth.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10

Tho smallest thing well done b.
comes artistic William MatthewA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10

sleeves, high collar and girdle. The
basque front is also braided. Tiny blue
ostrich tips make the stickup on the
turban.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-06-10
BRIlLIANTINE TRIUMPHS.
Beautiful Suit of a Serv-
iceable, Modish Material.

Navy blue brilliantine is featured in
this Redfern model. the material be-
ing well adapted to the ripping folds.
Fine white braid and buttons trim the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Three college churns continue knit In
the most loyal friendship-Jaffery Chayre,
. great, hairy giant. traveller and war
correspondent Hilary Freeth. dilettante.
country gentleman. who tells the story,
who. most unexpectedly. is suddenly an.
nounced as the author Of the novel OF
the century. THE Diamond Gate" Tom
has recently died at se,S
Freeth is married his wife. Barbara,
being tho charming and capable mistress
OF Northlends, where Jaffery and Adrian
bro frequent guests. The success OF The
Diamond Cate" has enabled Adrian 70 win
home from The Balkans, falls i. love with
her but is loyal to Adrian. Then enters
1iosha; an Amasonian beauty; the widow wide,
whom he has brought 70 London after
his comrades death in Albania.
Liosi:a proves quite problem lem. shs
and TO learn civilized manners. Adrian
Iand Doria are married-Iaffery takes
himself and his unrequited love off 10
the interior OF China. Adrian SLOWS bag
hovel, about which he is strangely Sc
Eretive. 1t is 10 be finished at Christ,
n or bs Ts. he sSoc brngs
borta to the Point OF death, Jaffery
has come back for the holidays
Adrian'r will leaves all to DORA But
tIC new iDNel lCIIS Out " NC AZ itSt'SieH
mass OF disconnected ideas. while in the
pafe with this rubbish is tho original man
uscript OF The Diamond Gate in Tom
Castleton's handwriting had
1eapeG to fame at his dead friends ex
Pensc To spare Doria the shock of this
kevelation. Jaffery writes under Adrian $
hane a novel called THE Greater Glory
IA fine performance, but DORA tnsiks
be has bungled his editing and sends
khe proof sheets to a celebrated novelist
for his opinion. Jaffery utterly fails IL
Understand Liosha Who is again thrown
on his hands.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

aware Of Hesha's sudden presence.
she started to her feet. Liosha Gid not
move. The two women glared at each
other.
What do you mean by coming in
here?" cried Doria.
You had better leave We. LAosha,
said Jaffery somber1y.
But Liosha stood firm. The spurn-
ing Of Jaffery by DoFia struck a chord
Of the heroic that ran through hor
strange, wild nature. II this man she
loved was not for her, at least no other
woman should scorn him. She drew
herself up in her full bosomed magnif
icenoe.
Instead of telling him not to touch
you, you little fool, you ought to fall
at his feet. For what he has done
for you. you ought to steal the wide
refuse your footing little insignificant
self. If you had thousand selves. they
wouldn't be enough for him
II / were a woman like you and
wouldn't marry a man who loved me
like Jaff Chayne and who had done for
you, I'd pray to God to blast me and
fill my body with worms"
And then she burst out of the room,
and, like child seeking protection,
came and threw herself down by my
side.
what udppoIloQ Wnen Gkl1 i91I tn61n
/ know, because Jaffery kept me up TIL
3 o'clock in the morning narrating It
to me, while he poured into his Car
gantuan self hogsheads Of whisky and
soda
When Liosha had gone, they eyed
one another for a while In embarrass-
ing silence, until Doria spoke:
You make things somewhat hard
for me. You might guess. But I'll tell
you. Ltosha again, was right. If
you want me still, will marry you.
You are a great hearted. loyal MAN.
she continued bravely, faltering under
his gaze-"and I will learn to love you
and will devote my life to making you
happy"
She glanced downwards with averted
head. awaiting some cutlery OF glad
ness. surrenderfng herself to the quick
grasp of strong arms. She glanced UP
and met a stricken look IN the mans
eyes.
For Jaffery could not find q word to
utter. A chill crept about his heart
and his blood became as water. He
could not move; a nightmare horror of
dismay held him in its grip. The in
conceivable had happened. He nc
longer desired her His nature was
too primitive. He could only stare IN
| spellbound alright at the 10y barrier
that separated him from Doria.
! II see" she said tonelessly, moving
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26
A Fascinating Novel of Love and
Adventure by William J Locke
XXX

I'm able to tell you that I'm alive.
And she, God bless her, walks about
with her head bandaged, among an
adoring ships company. and refuses to
admit having done anything won
derful"
And, indeed, TO confirm JRffery-s last
statement, here Is q bit OF q scrawl
from Mosha,-her complete account of
the accident:
We've just had the most awful
storm I ever did sec. The cargo got
loose in the hold and we had to fix
1t up. got a cut on the head and had
to stay in bed till the storm finished.
l must say IL gave me an awful head
ache. but there. l guess I'm better
now"
'Liosha flourishes," he writes In one
of his last Vesta letters like viz
gin forest Of green bay trees. Gosh
She's splendid. / take back and swal-
low every presumptuous word I've said
about her. And l suppose, owing to
our knockabout sort of intimacy. she
has adopted a protective, motherly at
titude toward me- In her great, spa
cious kind way. she gives you the i'm
preston that she owns Jaffery Chayne,
and knows exactly what 10 for his
good. Women's ways are wonderful
but weird"
He must have thought himself vast
ly clever with his alliterative cpl
gram. But he hadn't the faintest idea
of the fount Of Liosha's motherliness.
Owing to our knockabout sort of
intimacy" Oh, the silly ass!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

slowly away from him "Yeur fseafnn
have changed. I am sorry"
Then he found power Of motion and
speech. He threw out hts arms. ny
God. dear. forgive mel" he groaned.
and sat down and olutched his head In
his hands. She returned to the WIN
dow and looked out at the rain.
Presently all that was good in DORA
conquered. She crossed the room and
laid light hand on Jafferys head II
was the finest moment In her life.
"One can't help these things. know
It too well. And no hearts are broken
So it's all for the best"
He gvoaned again. II didn't know
I'd like to shoot myself"
A moment afterwards she appeared
in the library. serenely matter of fact
Liosha started round in her chair and
looked defiantly at her rival
Would both of you mind comma
into the drawing room for a minute7"
We followed her. She held the door,
which l was about to shut, and LETT II
open. Before Jaffery had time to rise
sitting as she had left him, great
dumps of his red hair sticing through
his fingers. His face was q picture Of
woe. / can imagine nothing moro like
1t than that of conscience snltten
Hon. Doria ran her arm through mins
and kept me near tho doorway,
i've asked Jaffery to marry me-"
she said. In . steady voice, and no
doesn't want to. It's because he loves
a much better woman and wants to
marry her"
Then whife Jaffsry and IApsha
gasped in blank estonishm snt, she
swung me abruptly out Of tho room
and slammed the door behind hAr.
There" she said, and flung up her
little head. what do you think OF
thatT'
And what's going to happen to you,
my dear7"
Now that all this - straight" she
replied, with faint smile, II can turn
round and remalte my life. You and
Barbara will help"
With all our hearts," said L
That is practically all, mp 70 the
present, that have to ten you about
Jaffery.
They were married. Laosha revealed
the feminine I1nk IN her otherwise
spendid character by Insisting on tho
bridal panoply Of white satin, veil and
orange blossoms. confess she looked
superb. She looked Ike valkyr Doria
excused herself from attendance, but
sent the bride a travelling case fitted
with myriad OF DISABLING sold stop
pered bottles and phantasmagoria OF
| gold mounted toilette Implements.
/ (ThA T,d
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26
CHAPTER X.

+ had % make. Of course, another en-
petition to JaffsrS's chambers in order
TO rseore TO order the chaos that Doria
had made. She had ransacked every
drawer in the place and strewn the
contents Of the old portmanteau,
Adr1ans mass of inooherent manu-
script. about the floor ] did what I
ought to have done on my first visit !;
l brought the tragic lumber to North
lands. and having made q bonfire In a
corner q the kitchen garden. burned
got IA q the evidence Of Adrianps
eulW eo<11d pot u thst time imagine.
-" WA~ Suly fA10 t1AA< heard the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

Read Il here-then SEQ il all
presented In wonderful motion
pictures by c. Aubrey Smith,
Miss Eleanor Woodruff, Miss
Florence Deshon and other
F a m Gus Players at The
Strand Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 81 and 20.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

sembled. Susan and her governsss,
Liosha, Barbara and Doria Doria
stepped forward valtertiy with out
stretched hand, looking him squarely
in the face
Welcome back, Jaffery. It's good to
see you again"
Jaffery grew very rod, and bending
over her hand. muttered something in
to his beard
That was all for the moment, for
Barbara hustled us into the dining
room. But the terrible meeting that
both had dreaded was over.
We talked for a while on different
things. the chnd's robustious health,
the garden. the weather. our summer
holiday, much In the Same dismal fash
ion as assembled mourners talk before
the coffin is brought downstairs. At
last Barbara said:
Il must go and write some letters"
And said: I'm going to have my
afternoon nap"
Both the others cried out with stimuli
famous anxiety and scarlet faces:
"Oh. don't 80. Barbara, dear"
Can't you cut out the sleep for
81 must," said Barbara.
NO" said I.
And we left our nervous ogre and
our poor little elf to fight out between
themselves whatever battle they had
to fight.
CHAPTER XII.
My library door opened and Liosha,
bright eyed, with quiverfng lip and
tragic face, burst in, and seeing me,
flung herself down by my side and
began to cry wretchedly
My dear, my dear" said !. bewil-
dered by this tornado of misery. MY
dear" said 1. putting an arm round
her shoulders, what is the matter.'
I'm a fool" she walled. 81 know
I'm fool, but l can't help It. l went
in there just now. I didn't know they
were there"
my poor Losl1a," said T.
There doesn't seem to be a place
in the world for me-"
I waited for q little, then rose and
made her sit in my chair. ! drew an
other near her
Now" said I. Tell me all about IT,
And she told me in her broken way
She walked into the drawing room
thinking to find Barbara. Instead, she
sailed into a surging sea of passion
Doria crouched ON a sofa hiding her
face-the flame, poor little elf In the
Nessus shirt. had been Tapped her
round, and with both hands out
stretched she motioned away Jeffery
who stood over her.
| Don't touch me- don't touch mel
couldn't bear it," she cried; and then
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

qDpguish By InaArnsticnsl Magazins Company ~ h
Einseisnsl Film Service All Foreigm 1tsfs R@srvsd
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-26

lThe End.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
RECRUITS GO FORWARD
DctnchmcntS Will Hereafter Leave for
brownsville Each Week Until
Ranks Are Filled.

The military authorities Of the State
have planned 10 send 10 the two regi-
ments at BROWNSVILLE, Texas. about
twenty recruits each week until the
ranks Of the Virginia contingent at
The front are swclled 70 the maximum
strength. These men viii he taken
each time on special tourist cars
The quota for this week left Rich
mond yesterday evening at o'clock
over the Southern Railway. There
were twenty men in the detachment.
seventeen for the First and three for
the Second Virginia Regiment. Pri-
"-te Snead. Of Lynchburg. was In COM
mand
After an arduous three-day hike to
Taylor's Crossing. about twelve miles
ont in Hanover County. members Of
'he First Squadron, First Cavalry and
The deta chments from the Signal and
Engineering Corps. which accom-. panied
them, have settled down again 20 camp
routine. The men returned in good
physical condition.
4 vaudeville pcrformanc. was fur
nished last night in front ii the grand
stand by the Hampton battery Of ar
'!llery for the entertainment Of rhe
camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
RESUME THROUGH SERVICE
Southern Hallway Has Now Rcplnced
All Hut AsheviIle Line. De-
htroycd by Floods.

Effective tomorrow. through train
service Of the Southern Railway be-
tween Cincinnati and Charleston wil!
be resumed. according 10 an announce
mcnt made yesterday at the local Of
fees If the road. after having been
out Of service for some time through
The destruction Of the road lines by
floods in Western North Carolina on
July 10. The Southern Viii also ADA
TWO trains between Ashcyille and
Moriistowu The line between .hsh"-
Vile and Iiendersonvilic and LAX
TOX.way has been opened. but it Will
be :; least ten days officials said. be
fore the line between Salisbury and
AshcyiIle Will bc in operation Tour
ist travel for Asheviile and other
Western Carolina points Is being
routed by way Of SparianburE. on
which line there is now ia operation
three trains daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
MANY EAGLES TO VISIT
IN RICHMOND TO-DAY

Eagles from all parts Of the country
w:!. be guests of Dixie Acric. No. 33S
to-day and tomorrow, when they Will
stop over in Richmond on their way
TO the national convention in Savan-
nah. ia. The delegation from I.ancns-
ter. Ia, arriving on a special train this
evening. VIII be the first. Others to
follow will be from New England and
from POttstown. Pa. Plans have been
made for tho extensive entertainment
OF t.e visiting Eagles during their stop
in the city.
Captain Felix Baschon, of the degree
team Of the local acrie. and an ehtcr-
bur J. GriEcs, Joe West. s. l. Hirsch-
berg and William p Sullivan will meet
the delegations at the station and 60
cort them to the Eagles Home. at the
corner of Third and Marshall Streets
The Lancaster party, arriving this
evening will bring with them their
crack degree team. and band They
will parade from the station to the
home.
:, large crowd from New England
which will arrive tomorrow evening
viii be taken directly to the jefferson
Hotel for banquet Mayor Ainslic
viii make an address of welcome. Au-
around the city are planned for the
entertainment Of all the visiting dele
cations
The Richmond Eagles going to the
convention will leave over the Sea-
board tomorrow at midnight. and will
stop at Raleigh. y. c., and a Column
bia. s. G.. on the way. 4 number . {
husbands on the trip. Edward r..
Fuller left several days ago TO perform
duties attendant upon being member
Of the judiciary committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
GASOLINE GOES DOWN
Price 10 Garages Drops to a21. Cent,
Further Drop Expected
ut Any Time.

Automobiles received Yesterday the
welcoming news that there was q
slight decline in the price Of raso-
line, and that further cut in the rate
10 consumer was in sight, according
70 the opinion OF leading oil men. This
reduction prevails over practically Tho
entire country, with the exception OF
the Pacific coast. The oil companies
in Richmond yesterday quoted thu
price TO garages as 22k cents. and
the consumer was paying % and -
cents.
The price OF crude oil has declined
sharply in the past few days. and oil
men say that this indicates that prices
OF refined oil. including gasoline, will
20 lower. not withstandinG the big Eu-
ropcan demand arising from the war
and the large domestic consumption
Improved methods Of extraction Of
gasoline from the crude product is also
held In some quarters to be partly re-
sponsiblc for the lower rate, but
others fan TO credit this cause. II Is
a fact. however, that recently. with
improved methods. some OF the larger
rcnncries have been producing great =
GER quantity Of refined oil without In
crcasing their purchase of the crude
prpbi,ct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
APPEALS TO POLICE
Mrs. Tcpiinn AntOnrck Would Prevent
Her Husband From Drawing
Money From Hank.

Mrs. Tenhon Antoneck. Russian by
birth, appealed TO the Southsidc 90
lice yesterday 70 keep her husband
from drawing out OF the bank Sl,l00
which she claims belongs to her, al
though the account is in her husbands
name.
Mrs. Antoneck was unable TO speak a
word OF English, but her ten-ycar- old
son acted as interpreter. According TO
the boys story. his father left home
Monday, after beating his mother the
day before. and carried $500 away with
him. the woman was asked If she
wanted warrant sworn out for her
husband. and replied that she merely
wanted TO keep her husband from get
ting the money in bank.
Justice Maurice told the woman that
l. she wanted TO keep her husband from
drawing money from the bank which
was In his lame. she would have 10
secure court order,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
MERCHANTS TAX MEASURE
GOES BACK TO COMMITTEE
>hnrp Division Of Opinion Over Iiren.e
'nN ON Purchnscs-Moncy Provided
for improvements NJ Cnmp

In order 10 allow a further hearing
from merchants, among whom there is
sharp division OF opinion. the Com.
mon Council last night rcconm;i,ot
10 tn. Finance Commute. the ordi
nance designated 10 impose = liccrs.
tax on merchants purchases I'm lion
"i TN" N,% upon capital \ motion or.
,rr"H by Councilman Powell. OF Ice
Ward, I" return IN" measure was
unanimously adopted without debate.
Accommodating the ordinance VIII h.
q petition from retail groccrs ni,i.c,
ms to ihe imposition OF INC lay on
purchases. While communicated, from
IN" Retail Merchants Association al
No"ates iHls method
u - understood that there is a
movement an foot among merchants 70
draw W. q plan OF taxation y.hicn w,,
Ih""' Win The approval OF an mar
'itahf~ and AZ the same time accom-
i'SA me purpose Intended by tn. III
nanc" Committee. This is to roaIt. mn
'h" dehoit In the ci,y's treasury which
VIII be occas!oucd If tho ruling ~ ,ho
III %"'' ihat merchants cap
'". cannot be taxed At NOR. than 40
cents on each 500 is sustained bv II, ;.
virginia supreme Court Of Appeals
~ - believed lkciy that a meeting
81 the Finance Committee NAV be bcr,
on iu'Sday afternoon i'm order 70 MAX.
4 report "hich can then 10 suhfn!t,ol
% IL" Board Of Aldermen. wbich meets
~ Council adopted the following
Resolution approving ,no action ~
,ne Administrative Board I'm spending
Fi"''' IN placing the stat. Fair
rounds in shau" for tn. state ,rooos
"n' approrriatinr $20,i35.2s win whlrr
( ~ raE Incidental expenses incurred
lcmalnder viii To- taken from
I",N5 m" disposal Of IA. board
resolution apuropriatIug .l5n6 -
"'n@h Broad Rock Road
.."i on apDropriaiiug >22hG :,
= "N'' l"f ard chafn streets 10 colo.
'ie''iu'lon directing the Citv A,,or.
.'Ghif" land TO open Lombard.
h"ad and appropriat!ng s7s2. 50 for mi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-12
Roof Garden Idea
wenty Years Old
First in United States Was on
Hotel Jefferson in This
City ii, 1896.

To Richmond belongs the distinc-
ZION or being the first city in the
United states TO have Il roof garden
: Established in connection with one of
its hotels. So says the National Hotel
reporter in Its column of news dug
fiCin its files OF twenty years ago.
Away back in 1896. the jefferson
l'otel, then tho newest hosiery in the
city. opened TO the public the first
hotel roof garden to be established In
this country. Since that time thous-
ands of hotels the continent over hav.
followed suit and provided open-air
amuSemcn; places for their summer
crowds. The jefferson was then man
aged by MeSSrs. Ainslie & Webster
and belonged to Major Lewis Ginter