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The Washington herald., 1916-02-24

When we know we'll those who like to beat
others down we have certain protection. We be-
come careful. If we love peace, we hold back
those opinions that are likely to create disturb
ance. On the other hand, however we can never
be perfectly secure, for we can never be certain
just how far 60 just which subjects are
to be avoided. With some people there is never
safety. The mere mention part of name
may excite wrath, for among those who habitually
beat down others, the names of people become
associated with opinions that have to be immed-
atey annihated.
Perhaps the greatest harm done by the habit of
and the timid it tends to encourage deceit Rather
than get into trouble there are many who will 60
so far as to deny some Of their most cherished
views There is still larger class who, while
holding to their opinions, will resort to insidous
methods to escape from exposing themselves to
rebuke.
In either case the consequences are deplorable
destroying that spirit of frankness and of good
fellowship and of trust essential to wholesome
and happy social relations.
incidentally, the habit of beating people
down" damages the quality of talk.
1t also tends to silence many of those whose
opinions may be most valuable.
We have all had the experience of being in
groups, where the most interesting people were
given no chance, where the talk was controlled bv
those who mainly echoed, and ratified and nosilv
asserted For, almost invariably, those who have
the best things to say, the result of quiet observ-
ings and thinkings, are the slowest to push them
selves forward, the readest to yield. They
never indulge in beating people down"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24
A Line o Cheer Each Day o the Year.
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.

First printing Of original poem. written daily
for The washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24
The Victorious Monitor.

Psbkshed BY speeiol through
Th Mcclure Ne1apop~ Syxdieass
copyfas 81 eeSule I~ ~.e. pset sssse.,.
sse or
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24

Before YOU can say no.
Every time you feed.
-Four OF them get you.
The hat boy.
The usher.
The waiter.
And the omnibus.
II you have a letter 70 mail.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24
SEEN AND HEARD
BY GEORGE MINER

Special Correspondent Of The Ws,hineton Herald
tcepyrsht. the Newspaper sy.dicsteI
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24

Boarding house Mistress-Whst part OF
the chicken do you wish
Freshman-Some OF the meat please
Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-24

Army ofiicers reporting at the War
yesterday were Lieut. Col.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

-
 Saturday afternoon owing to the ignition of the wood work around the stove in Charles Reeds machine shop. the fire department hurried out to an alarm. Tho fro had gaine;l some hcadway upon the arrival of the department, and it taxed the re- sources of the chemical to control the flames which was however done sfter hard work. The hose was strung out to the hydrnat and water was called for by one of tho firemen, but 1t did not como. It was fortu- nate that the chemical proved sufn- cient in the emergency.
 KEGOAYAK KOZGA invites you to Barn Dance frolic Saturday night, February 28th.
 The Lid is off, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money with you as chips don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling & Deans. You can buy pick for fifty cents-do you get it.? Bargains along all lines.--Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 Local Union 1789, Carpenters and soiners of America, meets every Fri- day at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenters Headquarters, Feder- al Labor Hall. at 8 ?. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21
ORGANIZED LABOR.
LOCAL 24O. W. F. M.

LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.
 The regular meeting of the Nome Mine Workers Union, Local No. 440. of the W. F. of M., is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m. to 6 p. m., p. m. to 8 p. m.
 HAROLD JENSEN, President
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. :.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21

FEDERAL LABOR UNION. No. 12ss1. American Federation of Labor. meets every Monday al 7,3O D. m. in the F. L. U. Hall.
 A. DOOSE, Pres.
 LENS OLSEN, Sec'y.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21

Fresh home made Chocolates, Peanuts, Candies and Ice Cream al the Rose Candy Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-21

uEr THE NEWS RIGHT. REAJ. THE WORKER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
About Good Eyes
Saroses Not Near Sighted
Auu0gcS y

tt is It ruiou, fact tina, say,... ,ro
n"v"r u.au -sj.ht,a. Th.i, s,..bi is
'i""rrr aud u"rr di-tinc, ,la,, tGu, nr
the .liou2c.i eve. nf .r,. .i,iii,i ~
r" understand ,h, his mnsi no sm ,,'i,
IS necessary t" nr-t maxi. plain ms,
what near siGhI"ducss is
N,ai-yi.,bi.,l,,
Icm.tn Of ,I. "hn"c
parallel ra,- .r i,,., ,'"S'S ~"
iI,c r.ti,a h,,, t NV on
Nov vnIc ,.,,,,
sc.mir..l,. ,,,,,,i .,'' ",.''N'' VA"
.ry. ,,ni,.b ,.i, '."'""'hS INC
!iviup iis.uc t!c"r
of Ill. v.,,,t..,,, '"'' III SP'lc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
ASK EARLY CLOSING OF
PETERSBURG SALOONS
ministerial Union Committee Holds
Conference With Special
Council Committee.
JAIL-nHEAkEH is CAPTURED
Sam Pariiam viii BE Returned ,o
Lookup AT iopcwclI--Wuudmc of
world Plan Big Stute-Wi Cam.
lmiSn-Sunday School Conference.

Spcrial t" Tho Times Disp,tch1
fttEkSHUiii. VA. March 10 \
'"hi"rcnc" "' e committee Of IN, Min.
lS''ilaI Union. with Ecv {. IT, pn,rc
"' Inc Christian Church AIS chairman
am "a commute" of the Council of
which j T.. Nouu: * chairman w,;
n"'" last evening ON the question OF
IN" carly closing Of the saloons rho
MINISTER'S on TN" conference committees
besides Mr. h"arc. were tcv. +. G..
DAVIS" 81 tn" Methodist. REV \ Il.
i.oN". "f the Baptist. and Rev. T.. W.
Reed of tn" Episcopal Churcn
some 'imo ago the ministers of ~.
,ltN prosecuted u petition TO the t'ouu-
ell aSkiuG that in the interest of good
morals and GOOD order. all saloons bc
closed at O'Clock in the evening. in
stead Of BEING allowed to keen opcn
uhti J! o'clock. as now. This petition
WAS referred 10 Il special committee.
IN" h"ar'u" on At was given last even
inn. ON behalf Of the ministers. a
simple statement Of reasons FOR carly
closing was made. There was no aruu-
m"ut The Council committee an
n"uue"d That IT would take the matter
under aiNtsc-lcnt ANA report to The
t"uncil u IL understood that th.
committee will recommend the clostn.
of saloons at . o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
SYNOPSIS,

Mary Page. actress. is accused of the
murder OF David Pollock. aud is urfcndcu
u! her lover. Philip LanEduu. Pollock WAS
ih'oNicatcd Shulc Il crook aud tool OF
Tor l-anSd"u. At Mary's trial she admits
shc had the revolver. licr maid tcstitcs
mat Mary threatened Pollock with Il pre-
.louSiE. dnu Marys leading man duplicates
i''hEh"h How Mary disappeared from tho
scene "t the crime is a mystery. brandon
MatE shoulder II is NOW the of the
HcteHs" 1" Introduce testimony Mary :,
mother tcSttties that the night Mary was
uoih hcr husband, in "a drunken fit. seized
htr ny The shoulder with such force as 10
i'aNe the print "f his fingers. I.uns'i"n an
hE from temporary insanity when she shot
i'y!iock, and cduccs from Mrs Page the
statement that Mary had the mari *
on hrr shoulder at times. She tells how
MARY hJu rushed from the house. quite tn
sane. I" escape her drunken father. Alex
S"w Mary when sh. appeared to I've daft"
ana c"inpldlncd ;hut svmcthin, VAS burn
lhE her shoulder. Mary shows the jury u
i"hS scar on her head, caused 10y :. blow
from her father. MACPHERSON tvstiiics 70
having found nor iu IN" SNOW. aud that
i"tnEdon. ~" then tolls how II. went bach.
I" see what had happened ." Marv'z father.
'h' luiil' a mob Cailiu. tor him 10 come
out, lnsan" from drink, Page had killed
himself. The doctor Md advised that Mary
=" examined 10y All ali"nist. Dr. Angus
NARY No. Hroueht To- the s.nAt"riun. y
iu'..r Mis- WhltVu tells Of Pollock visit
10 iho 'nnHi'rium, from whicu he Kidnapped
NalH ana took nor TO "uc ~. Io'l,r'a.
h"' we're h"id NJ Ivy cellar "a the n"iut "f
t pistol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
MONTELL IS GIVEN TERM
OF -FOUR MONTHS ON ROADS
convicted in Police Court OF False
Prctcnscs, lie Appeals to
iiusiings Court.
FOUND NOT GUILTY or FORGERY.
solicited Contributions to cartoon
ana Color Club" ON Statement
ihat Exhibit of Drawings Will he
Held at jefferson Hotel.

me charge against II. s. Moutcll
secretary and treasurer Of the I.ich-
,o"" cartoon and color Club. OF forr-
'.S ,hc name OF James -. Crump to :.
'h''h Tor *"" Was dismissed in police
Court yesterday morning when !, 49,.
SHOWN mat the letter and cheek ,y,,.
merely copied In order To holm ,hc
S"lcitorS IN obtaining contributions
~ INC th"'ec OF obtaining $40 by
false prctcnsc$ from O. A. Euh,u,
Justice crutchticld sentenced MontoIl
to four months ON the public road
Attorney H. 4. English. OF council Tor.
Montcll. took an anpcal. aud Tho case
viii be carried TO the IIustiugs Conn
i;uhaul testified that he contributed
SO 20 the club ON tho representation
that AN exhibit was to bc held in tho
Jefferson Hotel He became suFpicious
when he saw an item IN u ncwspnpci.
that none Of its reporters WAC con
ncctcd with the scheme. and asked
that his money he returned. Ito stated
that Montcll agreed TO return the
amount contributed. hut that nc had
not received it
James G.. Blake An eighteen year
Old high school BOY. testified fHut I've
had b.cu asked over Tho telephone III
he would become president Of the club.
and that h" had consented But in
spit" OF the honor conferred on him.
no meetings were held. ana h" had
little information concerning tho club.
Others connected with the enterprise.
which includes an illustrated book OF
biographies, testihed that they bad
been told to say when collecting tuat
the book was ia course OF preparation.
Attornc" English informed the court
that the book would be published ia
due course OF time.
s. W. Travcrs. treasurer OF the Viz
= mia Carolina Chemical Company. sai III
that he had contributed SO to Monteli
himself when told that Colonel VIII
liam H. Palmer, T.. r addison ana :.
L. Morgan had contributed lie said
he vas told MIR. Morgan and Colonel
Palmer had each given 500 10 thr
enterprise. and that he learned latcr
that Colonel Palmer had given only
$50 and that Nr Morgan had given
nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Ethical
alks
Woman and Home

vidual is rather lamky and lean and
several pounds below normal weight
FOR height ana age.
=. Perfect complexion Girls do not
need 10 make up. especially AFTERNOONS
and evenings. EyclashcS long ana
heavy, hair nice .sud tlumy. eyes bright.
PUPILS often iarSc-tn fact the picture
OF delicate beauty Nails long shape
~, with BLUSH background. Mother
usually worried about frailty OF daugh-
tor-.ud often "dociorius" her on the
adNic. of ollci"Gs friends but postpon-
inS the visit 70 the family physician.
lnsidl"uSlN following this prctubcr-
CGlouS state. comes the iuvipicut stage
Of "cusumpti"n--r in certain eases. not,
the majority. hut only Il few. Most Of
uS have tuberculosis in carly life and
recover trcatwcu, or no treatment. ii
w2 liv" under good hN@i.uic conditions.
Nm adult without Il healed tuhcrculous
focus somewhere IN his body is u rare
find IN the autopsy ur diSscctinc room
But the pom, is that :, certain share
OF thcS" young persons ia the pre-
tuhcrculouS stat" are doomed to de
v"lor The genuine TIE Which ones"
Th. ones who take cough cures pr
rusSil's Ancient Remedy" Father
Shy stcrs Food for Fools" "'i'ubcrclc-
humc"mhc.' and the remedy that cured
me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
SLAUGHTER GIVES BOND
thiri uf Police Of Draper. y g.. Held
ndcr Si".un0 IIaii q" answer
barge al Murder.

pANNILLE. w. March 10. chief %
Polio" !. " slaughter. Of Draper. y
g.. Was t"-dgN released from prison
"lI a uoni Of Sln.UUo whru It h"aIim.;
ou a writ or hab"as corpus came IN
az Tic Supreme Court at Wentworth
before judge James Webb colonel T..
Is r"rrv ANA y J. France. of Draper.
Went on SluuGhtcrS bond. Tho caSe
w'll n"W come up next MAY when
Slaughter Will he tried for kIllu.
Thomas Weaver Draper cotion-mill
'ull"Ncc, who vas Shot aud KILLED. il
lS alleged, by tho police chief three
weeks aS", when the latter was cNccut-
ius Hn arrest warrant
Tue testimony was counictinG and
ih"ro W"l" many witnesses. the prose
'uiiou talking several men VIII" saw
ih" tragedy :" Wentworth to oppose
the bail proceedings
Witnesses tor Slaughter were heard
for the ursi time. ana they said that,
~" ohc"r h',i shot Weaver when
'''r 'a'i"t Tilted spade as though
10 mt him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
The Jump" Girl
BIZ Antomctte DonncNy


y mother has written mo asking for
help in correcting ho, daughter. who is
neryous ord ..i,,,,,,,,- - . ~ .,
'"' S't j. "e' \o"S'
Tritahlc and jimmy
This state of things often cones ON
as The rcsul, Of s,r,,i, oy.rwo,;
y "'Sas rec
abie Tor nc one afflicted aud even more
so for those WHO have 10 live with her.
F6His vii. tror-lou,5
'"' ""'N
o'''S can '>s'''i' h''" TIC trouble.
we nave pr""'hi2 g. mad an ATTACK or
two of The Jumps" ourselves III so.
YOU VII realize AZ ono. r.,, .t
othcir peoplo could do ~, I'LL, n...
time and VIA, =, r,.,, .,,.f..,.
to he, ..r7.n;,p.ar .,f.
When Won ma ..,..lc
pany OF a .Iurf." ,.,,,.,, .t. 49,,
thing that vou must a,oid rs ir, NH.
ing OF any sor, Of n.r.o,,r .,,,,,,,.,.,
with REGARD 10 Nor ar r., ,.,I.
Don't commep, on III, noo,r... N.Y..
Don, sav g,y w..
looking Don, larnarl. obc.r,,,u, ,b..,
Won think she bs. Il Ir,I. ,,,,, ..,,,,,
day Dor.t n, cor.y., ~
If she feels loo nor %, ,o, 7t
whether she does,, tbyk sin, ,.;a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
COPY FAMOUS PAINTING
"i'in> Harrison VIII Ect RcpIicu of
sir Joshua Ra!nnid's rnr-
trait 81 tnrrstor

ISl'"@'al To The Times DispatciI
Ni.fNN\bEIA. VA. March 1o-Sir
1"Sh"' ''aNnold's portrait Of sir
Thomas l'HirfaN, sixth l"rd &c Tho u;,,,c.
regarded as one Of the most yaluol,In
pictures in America, is to he coined
FOR In" first time for i'airfax I!arri-
son president of tn" Southern i;;,ilwu,-
,oinrHn\' great Ercatncph"w of Lord
EnirfaX.
The portrait Is the property Of >lcx-
andria Washington Lodge of Nnsons
and hangs in It's iodgcroom. 4, , snc
c'"i meeting last night ncrmission y,.
granted to have ii copied
Thc portrait was presented To no
l"dG" 10y i"rdinando FairCaN. , son 80
''rNhu. "iGhih Lord fhrfaA ia INIr
lac bong "a member OF Inc Iod.., g. :,
mat time. Tho portrait, is valued .,
El""'"oo. the copy viii he mad, hv
MIS- L. T. Andrews. and viii he hing
!" Mr.. iiarrison# hone ia rairIox
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
COULD NOT
ST RAIGHTEN UP
Had To Go All bumped Over and
Suffered Great Pain in
Sides and Back

cI.,, -, ~. :,
80 80. ,,,.
~ ,L
Sprlhs' Sot '"'" Il" tu''H va" "'''''.
Had been married only short time.
and nv health Was moi 80 good after
:, b.d ,oo,, Io,,....
anu hepl H''''"S an wy ''"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
.Inii- breaker tnpiurrd.

Sam harham. ono of the -four ucgroo.
VII" recently escaped from tho Hope
Wei Jail WAS rccarturcd Yesterday. ar
ter lively chase. Tho men made their
escape through hol" IN the roof which
had been left by men who had been
working ON the nuildimu.
Il IS reported that a number Of high
way r"hneri"s have recently occurred
on the roads near Iiopcwcll.
NJ Constant proprietor Of a restau-
rau' IN this city, has sworn out a war
rant Tor tn" arrest Of Joseph pcrctti.
"a Hop"wcll contractor or a charge OF
breach OF contract. On February -.
IL is alleged, Constant contracted win
PcT"tu |" huild 4 house at liopewcil.
to pc 'iu-sh"d Iu Twenty-Five days. and
paid him $500 ~ advance" No work
mas neon done, and tn" contractor mas
disappeared. II is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
New. Nutc. OF interest.

I. Blck, foy many years Dcputy
CITY sergeant, mas accepted position
IA the iIopewcll sanitary Department,
and has entered upon his duties
The STAFFORD Hotel addition. with
ntty new rooms. Was opened on Tues
dey and every room has been taken.
William Hodges Mann and son have
opened law Offices in the Mechanics
i;uildiuc ia this city in connection with
their Offices in Richmond
Beginning on sunday morning and
extending throughout tho week. evan
.clstic meetings Viii be held at the
second PRESBYTERIAN Church. with Rev.
Charles +. Myers. ID. d. Of Charleston,
" Va rs the preacher.
Miss Nonic T. Leath. who died AT
Palm Eesch, Fla. or Wednesday,. had
mauy friends IN Petersburg, where she
formerly lived.
Tho work of repairs a, the Peters
hurG Baseball Paris has been com
lictcd. Much work had TO bc done 10
fences and buildings. George r. Mo
harJ OF Now York. has been signed as
g recruit, pitcher for the Petersburg
team.
Mrs Rogers. or Chesterfield County.
Mas thrown from q wagon at the head
Of Grove Avenue yesterday afternoon
and was slightly injured. Her horse
became frightened az ar engine.
Funds arc being raised for The crcc-
ton Of a Christian church q, Hone
we'll. for which a site has been pur-
chased. Rev. II. f.. Con.y. OF Lynch
burg was ~ the city yesterday III the
interest ot the fund, and met with
much success.
Saturday VIII be Observed as tax day
Tor tho benefit 81 The building fund or
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church
IN this city. The church was built in
1912 at q cost Of S2",oOo and balance
remains on the debt. B-hop y ".
Wilson is expected 10 visit the con-
.rcvnrioll on sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

They. meaning the motion picture
ians of Eichmomd, seem unable TO get
enough of Eillic Burke and Peggy"
hnd so the engagement of this star in
ih's play has been extended to include
to-day at the Bijou. where the Fri
angie management has been good
enough To let il remain. The crowds
attending tho 1iijou this week NOR,
than amy words attest to the popu.
l"rity OF Miss Burke and the excellence
OF The picture play supplied by Thomas
H. lncc. Of the Triangle Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

pucSiioncr - You Shouli measure
your h"lGht without shoes From the,
Sa'npl" of Nonr hair sent me. should
say II - golden brown. y girl Of
Your type. golden brown hair and .rny
lSh-hiuG eyes. can Wear i"l black. white.
dark brown n"t golden brown. dull
old blues ana PASTEL tntS dull as well
as dark shades "f green. pale .rav
h"ii"'r"p", ralcst buff yellow ana
raI"S' rinh You did not ten me your
Az. consequently cannot tell Won
NO" wn"i' YOU sh"uld weigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Minister 70 LeDye i.i,h,n

WASiilNGTON, March lo.-Ofiicial
dispatches received by the State De-
partmcnt say that tho German minister,
after having Informed the Portuguese
government that Germany considers a
state al war existing between the two
countries. viii leave Lisbon to-day.
turning over the affairs OF the German
legation TO The spanish minister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
AT the Movies TO-DAY

I.iTrI.E-Mnry Pickford In "Poor
Little icppinR."
ODt:oN-"A itOmnncc Of Itich-
mOnd." with local amateur cnst.
REN-"I'hc Winning OF Miss Com
strmc."
NICrOR-"'Thr Rcd Circle" with
Ruth Roland aud i'rnnk Mayo.
COLONIAis-Mury Miles Mintcr, In
impicS."
tSJS-I.innci Barrymore. II "Thc
yellow Strcnk.'
BiJOU-HiliIc HurI>c. In Peggy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

not more inau It minute. for while
We ali stood uotionIcss and startled 10,
the sudden turn Of events, there cam"
a. most terrible cry from upstairs tho
Ion. scream of = woman either half
c'aI"d or IN dcau;y fear. Even ~
la. was horvincd 10y 1t. and his arm
w"N"gcd .l'tlc aS he turned his head
~ that Mr.. LauSGon sprauc upon him.
ami hur- 'illa back against the table.
In.y i"d"ht desperately, both Or. Eos
ter aHd trying to help. ana at length
Mr l.angd"n succeeded in twisting the
arm ct ~ cellar 50 that his finger
Went linn and the revolver fell 10 The
'l""' Dr. Foster snnt"h"d ii MP ana
Mr. i@H-d"u cried. Keep that beast
covered tin get Mary and went run
ming out 81 til" room ana ND TIN. stairs
u was then that remembered tn" two
detectives aud realized that We npd
help outside. 80 hurried TO tho door
and luug it open. Tncy were rjgh'.
there. half craig with anAictA, aud
when shouted. Up stairs th"l went
ur tw" "t tim" with ~. close be
mind
SAW wh,u YOU reached The upper land
ing
Ave SAYS Mr l.an=dou and Mr. i'ol-
lock ou tho noor engaged IN f, fIricus
sirugGI.. wIil.. from the door 90 Hiss
pay.. roam cam. ,b. sou,d az NM.
mana. ,..,i,,.. ..f,., ,I,, 4 ~,
lime, ,.,,,;,,-,..,,'- ....,..,..,,.. $50, -,
b,st.rir lpahf.r iu,rr.,,,,..,I ..tr,
.,t .. go,
49,
co ''
N"'i '''N '''" go" WI "''''N IN
~ '''., COY ''t' MN WIN n'H '''"'I''
and myself To the door az Miss Faces
room II "d% locked. ana our cries I"
tl1T\ LET niIl,- lIYslI.,hf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

Mary Miles Mintcr. with Thomas j.
'"rrigan. in tho Metro play. "Dinplcs."
proved pleasing TO Colonial audiences
yesterday. and IL is highly probable
that increased crowds will attend TO.
day. The play is romance in which
the young star has an opportunity to
look her prctticSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
!. Useful
Hints
Markets Appear Fresh
Early Spring Vegetables Add to .4p-
pcdranccs Of Retail Stands

With the arrival OF early sprin.
Vegetables and other good things 10
cat, the local retail markets arc be
ginning 10 take on a frcsher appear
2ncc.
The housewife to-day will have little
difficulty III rlcking out :, menu 10 suit
her fancy. and at a moderate price.
The Gnot1ti ons below will bc found
to be about the general prices asked:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

Fashion j. citing Palm Beach in
qualification nf mnny novel forms mud
mntcrnl> that viii br the accepted sou
rnimrnt of the summer OF 1915. The
question * indeed ni ,itnI interest to
'hr summer girl, whn Is already Inukin.
her preparations. Costume. for bath
lug closely follow tho lines Of the fn>h-
i"nnhlr street md evening gowns. All
this can he sud Of the cnprs. Some
very pretty ones arc 0f Turkish towel
ing In attractive designs. This lovely
wrap of waterproof silk is very strfk-
ing in II black aud white design.
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aud his visit promises 10 be red
letter day for the local organization.
Mr.. Jeffrey is the second national coun-
this city.
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Mary I'ickford at Little.

Mary pickford in Poor Litilc Pep
pima" viii be seen again d, the Little
Thcatcr to-day.
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.orai Film Ends To-Day.

To-day is the last uIs'urtunity TO
witness IA Romance OF Richmond at
tn. Ddcou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

chronic ailment at the bottom Of ne,
troubles.