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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15
HUGHES RESIGNS TO
ACCEPT NOMINATION
Nominee Issues a Statement
After Leaving Bench Out.
lining His Principles.

Washington-Charles Evans Hughes
stepped down Saturday from the su-
preme bench and. again a private citi-
zen, accepted the republican nomina-
ton for president. In telegram ring
ing with denunciation of the admins
tration's foreign policy and declaring
for dominating, thoroughgoing Amer
icanism, he gave his decision to Chair
man Harding. of the republican nation
al convention, and broke the long ST.
lence which had kept the leaders of
his party in the dark as to his attitude
toward the great issues of the day
On the subject of preparedness the
telegram says, in part:
II believe in preparedness, not only
entirely adequate for our defense with
respect to numbers and equipment in
both army and navy, but with all thor
pughness, to the end that in each
'ranch of the service there may be
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

decision | must decline the nomina-
ton But if you prefer it. / suggest
that my conditional refusal be placed
in the hands of the progressive nation
al committee. If Mr. Hughes state.
ments. when he makes them, shall
satisfy the committee that it is for the
interest of the country that he be
elected, they can act accordingly and
treat my refusal as definitely accepted
IF they are not satisfied they can
so notify the progressive party and at
the same time they can confer with
me and then determine on whatever
action We may severally deem appro
pirate to meet the needs of the coun
try. Theodore Roosevelt"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15
Lodge Offered As Candidate BY T. :

Chicago.-Before the conventions
made their nominations. Colonel
Roosevelt, in a message to the pro-
gressive convention, suggested the
name of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
of Massachusetts, as a compromise
candidate upon whom both parties
could unite. The suggestion was laid
before both conventions shortly before
the nominations were made.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

the utmost GGsuicncy under competent
administrative heads.
81 have not desired the nomination"
said the telegram. Il have wished to
remain on the bench. But in this crit
ical period of our national history, l
recognize that it is your right to sum-
mon and it is my paramount duty to
respond"
Mr.. Hughes also speaks of the ne
cessity for economic development and
particularly the extension of foreign
trade. He regards fair tariff read
justment on protective lines as essen
tial to the preservation of American
standards of living, particularly after
the European war ends.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

patcn was received. l feel it my duty.
under the circumstances, to accept the
commission which the party has so
generously and unanimously placed in
my hands" Mr.. Fairbanks has receiv-
ed kilograms of congratulation from
all parts of the country.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15
FAIRBANKS ACCEPTS HONOR
Request For Withdrawal of Name IS
Received Late.

napolis.-Charles Warren Fair.
banks, in a statement given out here,
accepted the nomination for vice pre- g.
ident made at the republican national
convention in Chicago. His-statement
follows:
81 was not a candidate for the vice
presidential nomination and requested
the chairman of the Indiana delegation
to withdraw my name if presented
The nomination was made and tn
convention a0iNr~nod hcf@-e -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15
T. R. DOES NOT ACCEPT
Practically Refuses to Run, but Leaves
Final Decision with Leaders.

Final Decision with Leaders.
Chicago.--Colonel Roosevelt's an
swer to the progressive convention
follows:
ITO the Progressive Convention-l
am very grateful for the honor you
confer upon me by nominating me as
president. | cannot accept ii at this
time
Il do not know the attitude of the
candidate of the republican party to-
ward the vital questions of the day
Therefore if YOU desire an immediate
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

tee to notify Justice Hughes ana tna.
Senator Borah be chairman OF the COM
mittee to notify Mr.. Fairbanks 1t was
carried
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15
Murdoch Reelected Moose Chairman

Chicago.-After a stormy session
lasting more than three hours the pro
gressiye national committee organized
by rejoicing Victor Murdoch, of Kan
sas, chairman, and o. X Davis, secre.
larry. Matthew Hale, of Massachu-
sets, was chosen vice chairman and
Z. II. Hooker, of New York. treasurer.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-15

Committees on Notification Named.
Chicago.-S. A. Perkins, of Wash
ington. moved that Chairman Harding
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04
- SEN lG5 oqu,e sSenen MAS craccs

~S2n lG5 oqG1e tSenen unas crurcS
Serum tenmo ~cltaadjdo, los irlan-
best. aou los qDa ham oioycmid@ el ma
NOE mirarro tic crlcss Tictorianas,
aG@ SON lis que aUtcrg% Imglaterra "a
=tls ao,&adra por' 1c-cs Me henoisHno
.cn iaz camp0s de jharalha. EN- l& que
r-a actual. Las mistorias de sus
G.ros dc Is&!c@lia m-ochas Teces ra-
Eauos e= De- @locura, 9on inr1msGa-
llcs.
Hay a.=unas ~aa.&ctota= camicaa
entire @-a F@aaro dc hiGboEias he .lo&
r~=nrIu:@es @uca=oS dc la gRaerr1a, entrc
LIS r~aIes c~ncu&ntIaae b. de Pat Fry
Nn. pGrtcEgciemte sl negimienbo dix
l9s T~ira3orcs de- Cornayght, relata-
ia por J@mes Miles SegIn parece.
Pat. r@goml'Tind@se ron sa Iegimien-
10 en- a- i9pntc &e FEancia. crrer6 qDc
3e5.a haocr atgc oara ~c2eJeorar el dis,
del @-aiTe~saEio de sa maciF1ien-c- Sir
S~!eIG..e 4 madRe HEEL palabrar 81 Sali0
#e Il tr-nchcn'a por Ia rarde, ? cdes-
9r'as De @ascUrecid@ reEgea6 "a rllay
-~!eGanLLo "A rcrnolGuc Il d@s a~lenaGncs
de bUsna la.l-@. uTirial el uno y sol-
dajo el ,otrso. Como putD apresar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04

c0nSc.R los que. ~Eespu&a de DoG50, e
lal sa- oonpatr6otasr y aigunos DIE
nlos hasca narienles a4y0sr 'Tupl.
oli2;p a5e .~&istGae:tRs c" aqurlias iris
.cZGs-a2cr,oe rl irIenGpes que fuG
tcat2@o die c.lcs- sc dl6 olaIen Il Dc.
;oaria &@ l& hf5SaGa para q4pe tocase
d. a.-rcha ole sam PaEririo. " al esr1;-
ch@r.a los scjdat5oS Iamzaron sIs cs-
crlc@dosss lG4Iras d Il 5.ieja IGIan-
d.. nrosga>6GGnse rNn d5spucstos u La
Pal@a s0gno =! primer din
Estu~5rron oc,n los fra ncesaa
~-ou1an52 -Hs ggperr&.s Die hos Ilti-
n1ns &ioos del siEIo NTGEH, ASH comnp
na. las Napole@nicas. ha6ia ramtos III
llHIcscs Ell .Gs FILMS ~francesls CO.
mo IN las lie los lnglcsas. Entire DOS
caad5llos m$as rompciGos de las lri-
-@Gas i:laadesas que Gefcn&icrcn ia
caGza de F'ramcEa IN ilquelEa ,Gpoca,
e~i@5am l.-iIcs E%rrine y Wolfe Tone.
Eu. lie Wolfe Tome de Qnien Gijo nI
agl-,a Guguc wellington, irIamdGs
t&H.Haian~ iGre ha1o!a est@sIo Il punt@
DE- s@' LII 2namig0 tan EaIal rara I'm
@iaa4ti;. con.D Do haiGia siGO -AniEpal
paI& Eorsa.
I'm .a gucgra ssadafrl:aara, hacc
dizzy = zcis amos haGia un gram nu-
ruoro de lrl4nBeaps en l4s Ii.as bCgrs,
JliraasG0 cQntra la Guam Bletama.
p.lo la psSa sgrDcrra todos los i1Iam-
$lesez es::in Pel2ando il fnvor GIe Ia
causa die H. Oman Brctaiia j. 1rlam-
da.
Como Quiga;@ que asra es la nrimnc-
ia "qz que los ingleses !ran comba-
tido n los alenaanes. es-@s hGn benz
so oc&si5.n a menudo de rguzar sgGS
n~rc=aa=3as pon los so!da5ics Ge Erin zen
]Gpocas g2,adSla. y 1~oLarIa - recucr-
da NH rcanto irleri&s, 1ituEodn lei
ds& car r:c1&imca e Ios alemame; zen
C1arnonsa. !" '"'
Lo@ i~I3HI.@csas, ri cnrnJhEtir tie lnaa,-
nea;a 1@an csplanGlda en EQ gue1ra aac-
tual H,aio Ga bamdera .imEIesa. lid o.
'i&.an Eror '%n EapomeH@to a h.rla, n4 Ia
taercel@taG die &Ha-ir nC21o IustTc Il
'ls @."~i@s Gc 81 lnais. Elyo se de
rn-rcs1A'% p2r c%H7oa tale roano e! oc@-
. F.. lido cn Gna de .&@ hataIlas l5br@-
liza IN Dr.: orlmeraS c1apas de la iu-
cha. @H %%rIuto1Do FRANCES. rcIla@dU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
:ood Triangle Program mt niIou.

"Betwccn Nlen' the lmce directed Tri-
angle drama. promised great things
when 1t was announced that William
;. Hart. House Peters and Enid Marley
were all in the same cast II has full
filled all expectations and. iii the opii-
ion OF many. is the best Of all the good
TrtanSle programs sent to Richmond
thus far. Enid Marley looks fetching
in her modish gowns. Bin Hart makes
most ardent, though = somewhat
strenuous. lover. while House Peters
IS as natural stock speculator as
the magazine writer's make that species.
The comedy, Dizzy Heights and Daring
Hearts. with Chester Conkiin. fur
nshes most pleasing advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Indoor Life Makes Fat
IAhE: OH. OF KOREIN TO KEEP
WEIGHT DOWN, OFT TO ItE-
DUCE SuPEREi.GOUS

People WHO are confined within doors
and who are deprived OF fresh, invi.n-
ritinE ar and exercise must take pre-
caution to guard against overstouti,css
ns TAT acquired by indoor life is I'M
hcalthy-and Il danger to the vital an,
EanS of tho body. Lack OF exercise in
the fresh air wcakcns the oXyyci.c,r
rying power Of the blood. so that II -
unable TO produce strong muscles and
vitality aud the formation of unsichtiy
and unhealthy fat is the result
IL YOU are ] . or 30 pounds above nor
NAL weight You are daily drawing On
your reserve strength and arc con
stantly lowering your vitality by curry
ing this excess burden. ANY p"rsGn
who Is satisfied in their own .n;nd thnt
they are too stout should 10 to !, yon,i
druggist ami get a box OF oil ~ lorcip
capsules. and take one after each moni
ana one just before retiring at nigh,
Even few days treatment SHOULD
show noticeable reduction in weigh;
digestion should improve, energy 70,
turn, fooiatcps become lighter. and tho
SKIN less nabb: in appearances
OH of korcin Is inexpensive, cannot
inlure. helps tho digestion and is dc.
signed to Increase the oxygen carving
power of the blood Any person who
wants 10 reduce their weight IL ,o %
rounds should give this treatment a.
trial. There il nothing better. Tragic
Drug 60. can supply YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Ncuspnpcr Dramn at Colonial.

The Fourth Estate" the newes, Will
nam FOX photoplay success, is on the
Coloniafs program FOR to-day and to-
morrow y newspaper plant figures
cohspicuously in the dramatic action of
The Fourth Estate" and heart inter
est Is the main theme of this extra
ordinary photoplay. which is picturi2ed
from Joseph Medill Patterson's sensa-
tional stage success There are many,
oiS scenes, and thrills abound from the
mrs; foot of the film 10 the last Ruth
blaii. CLIFFORD Bruce and Samuel Ryan
portray the principal characters. and
Alfred Hickman. Victor Benoit and
Airline Bartlett render capable aid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
HEALS STICKS TO STORY
IN M0HR MURDER TRIAL
Young Negro Chauffeur Questioned
for Nearly -Four Hours in
Observation-Disclosures.
cooL AND sELl-poSsEssED
Still Undergoing Ordeal AT Hands of
accused WOman's Counsel When
Court AdjOurnS-Denies Promise
of Short Sentence.

it'oN lDENCt L. l.. January 20
George VI. Heals. the young negro
chauffeur who mas turned states owl
"cncc - tic trial OF AIRS. Elizabeth
e. Mon" and two negroes, Hcnry H.
,octiaian and Cecil Victor Brow n. for
me murder OF :hc wcman's husband
Or. {. Franklin Mohr, adhered stead
'aStlN III cross-cXamiuati ion to-day TO
nc story that hn had previously told
he jury that Mrs. Mohr hired him
'nd tn" two negro defendants 10 Slay
ar. Mohr and Mss Emily G. Burger.
he doctors companion. FOR $4,000.
Heals WAS questioned for nearly
!our hours IN DISCRIMINATION and
was still UNDERGOING the ordeal at the
hands OF John H. Fitzgerald. OF coun-
sci for AIRS. Nol,r. when court adj
iourn"d for tho day. All afternoon Mr..
Fitzgerald fired questions rapidly at
the witness. hu; Heals remained ap-
nare"'iS cool 20 sclf-possessed To
many questions the witness replied Il
don't remember" and once. after say
ing that I've would not tell u lie TO
get out Of - riUrdcr. lie admitted in
response 10 further questions that he
would tell a lie .f some one asked
him to.
lIcalis admitted that he. told his
story to the Attoruey-Gcneral six
times. but denied that ne WAS told
he was to get Of with two years il
Mrs. Mohr was convicted. and also de-
MED that the Attorney General had
told him he wanted To convict the
woman.
The chauffeur assorted that he was
doing All that he could TO help him
self by "tcllin;, Ire truth now" while
admitting that he told several news
paper men who interviewed him At
Warren that Mrs Mohr had nothing
10 do with the murder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Useful
Hints
Doing Your Own Work
&c Cheerful AMI Man4 Hmdships
wa Fanisk.
nN PEGGY SCOTT

q First be chez, fui Yours is not tho
liardest part il the world although
git's pretty bad sometimes. lis ,rucr
worse really 10 50 out ana seek luui
living.
q every day i : s,russio. even Il
+ YOU Sc got the work You mus, bc one
& better thar som. ono else IN order to
Z keep it. and there are women who
have work to-day nut can; hr sure
sof il Tomorrow. Ana they are no,
\ char-womc:l. Moreover. you nave tho
! satisfaction % Knowing that YOU arc
s nf use IN the world. Every strok. OF
1 work you do. every stitch YOU prt III
counts.
'Thor could.. 30 without me" YOU
say 10 Yourself. and truly. The ciri
out in tn" world wonders sometimes
what she IS Tor. II is not quito salts
factory to he told than you are build :
ing Nour own soul: woman somehow
wants TO build some one eise's. That
YOU can do Yau arc autocrai in your
own home, 'lIc Mary and the
Martha" too.
Then be practical /; i surprising
the number - women who are not.
stick 4" a Method.
II you've cot TO do Your work YOU
mus; sui, yourself 10 tho necessities
of the case. You wouldn't have a SER
want who did her work anyhow. there
fore be as strict with yourself \ lit
5ue method goes a long way. Map out
your work and stick 10 IT. Likewise,
dress for the part y short shirt. =
neat blouse and a big apron are ueces-
stiles.
Now. facing the day with stout
heart and a workable plan, he patient
Things are certain TO go wrong
sometimes or other. children Will h.
children. and t:sdesmcn are bound to
Hltve up 10 their reputation. tud. re
member. work never killed any one
but worry is responsible FOR heart
aches aud headaches, brain fever. in
macy and suicide -uo,hcr th.ng-ii
won't matter ;o-morrow taat johnny
forgot to wipc his feet al that simpson
didn't send the potatoes.
Take care L. ten simpson MIA; you
think OF him. and spend little time
teaching lonhny how to repair tive
Simpson nor Johnn> viii offend again
Worry is naUit for winch sou My
pay in wrinkles wrctchccu"ss ana
rows. Eanish I from Iour workshop
and homo viii be Eappy
That's cnomah Of tn. 10 :" SOW
for the ''be uut.:,
Don't initiate, II j. :, @rr., thu=
10 realize ones limitations. hut a
greater Ia ahids - them.
II Mrs. " can give dinner par
ties, make up tuur mmd YOU can't.
She has maid :tud YOU haven't.
DO VIVA, you cam and II she doesn't
like i, she j. uo loss ~ a friend.
HypocrisS and sham never deceive any
one. and theI make things twice MS
hard for every ,u. concerned. II YOU
have 10 Get NV in the morning. don't
lie ashamed 10. come home early
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
PHARMACY GRADUATES

The stat" Eoa'd Of pharmacN las
announced that III" following nave
.,u.cc=sfuilN passed the examinations
- rcuuircti 10y The board as registered
uha runacistS t. =. Bendcll, Danvillc
T.. v Pence l:e0ford: NJ. Y. koohtz.
Richmond: II. -. Wcbber. salem, T.. Ii.
Meador. Richmond: l." &. Womhwcl.
Eichi.ond. l.. =. Mckennon. Washing
.on. T. q: =. u. peffenbauSh. stain
;ou: II. j. No&lun. Richmoud \. Y.
Winfield CcoloLrdD, Petersburg. and ".
~ Huntou seoloredl. Washing on. -.
9.
Registered assistant pharmacists. j
VI White. Norfoih; w. l.. Frye. Eich
mon,i: lanes -. Lcwtrr. South Hin.
!, y conield. Portsmouth. and X l..
Booth Clifton Forge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Constance Collier Mt Lit,ic.

The Little Theatcr's attraction for
the last half of the week is the noted
London actress, Constance Collier. who
makes her film debut in The Tongues
or Men. 1t is one Of those subjects
which justify the word drama as APP
pied to picture plays. II is cNccllcntly
east and mounted, aud there is moth
ing to jar upon the conception OF tho
piece as established III tho opening
scenes. Constance Collier must come
IN Tor the greatest commentator. Her
work Is art expressed in the simplest
manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Woman and Home
Ethical
alks
Apple Porcupine No. 2

Make syrup by boiling eight
minutes one and onc-hnif cupfula OF
sugar md one and onc-hnlf cupfuls
OF water. wipe. core mud pare
eight apples. Put apples In syrup
O. soon az pared that they mnS not
hiscOlor. Cook untII soft, occasion-
rliE skimminE syrup during couk-
Ing. Use deep saucepan, rs M
pics cook better If covered with tho
Syrnp. Drnin apples from syrup,
cool. MI cavities with jelly. mnrmn-
tade or prescrvcd fruit anil stick mp
pies with hlnnchcd almonds split In
hniScs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21

Grown E%es--i know from Your let
,crs that YOU must have at,rac,iy,
eyes hope YOU viii he kind 10 them
ana not allow yourself 10 abuse them
IN ANY way. so that they Will always
remain one OF YOUR charms Get lots
OF steep, fresh air and exercise These
WI Keep Your eyes bright and spark
tste. ! have - formula for hair-cnri-
lhS Huid which viii not harm Your hair
IN any way. You can nsc il before
putting your hair ZIP ia kid curriers' or
USING the cur, ling toucs. shall he
graz TO send rou tho formula il YOU
VIII seid me stamped, addressed
envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Lecture t., sunday schooI Teachers.

Coy. Churchill Il. thamb"riayre. who
mas b."u delivering a course OF lee
lures Oh churci, HISTORY ia tho lecture
room of Grace Episcopal Church, will
speak to-ulGht on The Struggle Ec-
tween the rapauy ana the Empire"
one hundred and nifty sunday school
teachers and church workers nave been
att.n,iiu.. these lectures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
SPEAKS TO ENGINEERS
Problem of Future is one or rrnns
pOrtHtiOn. Says Colonel
.ISnnlnpA NNix.

me necessity or engineers and the
absolute dependence Of the country
upon them for its protection was IN,
meme OF the address delivered BY Colo
i.ei jennings Z. wise. before the Rich
nond Society of Engineers n, thc E,.si
ness Mems Club last night
engineering" said Colonel Wise. rs
'hc appiicatlon OF science 10 force and
materials. IN order that IL mipht 70.
sun 10 the benefit Of mankind" n.
.ur.her pointed out the great impor-
. ..i OF engineers TO apply this science.
The days of travel on foot i. 49,.
whether II is an army OF soldier. q,
an army of workers going Ia ,rnir
oaily work. The foot Of the futnra
VIII be IN wheels. and that is vnv An.
greatest problem of the future for III.
.hs'ieer VIII be one OF transporiu-
ton" 80 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
nIrhnrd ncnnc,, Coming In picture.

Eichard Bennett who viii! he seen
Ia the leading role Of damaged Goods. ="
which VIII lie exhibited 1T the Ddcon
Theatcr formerly the Superior, in Sixth
street. hetw cen Broad aud Grace Streets.
Mill be we'll remembered by local thea
terGoefs of a decade ago through hts
association with Larry Gifen's stuc X
company ut the Academy. He was the
original producer of Damaged Goods"
and the plainspokcu drama has made
him a liberal fortune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Gambling House Rafdcd.

Charles Henderson, colured. ARRESTED
by Policemen Ecrtucci, sweet and
cline on a charge OF maintaining !.
gambling house at 1909 Tunnel Street.
WAS Tined $50 and costs in the Police
Court Yesterday y dozen other ne
Srocs arrested iii the house on "A charge
OF gambling there We're fined 81 and
costs each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
Jailed for Stealing oxcr..,

William Bell. culorcd. was sentenced
Iout months In jail yesterday b,
Justice Crutchiicld on "a charge ar nal
ing an overcoat from pain kcpplor.
oscar walker and Sam Carter. boIb
colorcd were sentenced to eight montb.
IN jail yesterday on two charges ~
theit Thcy were convicted of steal.
Ing pair OF shoes and Il cot from
Matte Harris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
At the Movies To-Day

Observation-Disclosures Men," with Will
liam -. Hart. House Peters and ENID
Marley, and "DizEy Heights mud
Daring Hearts" with Chester COnls-
lin.
LII"rLi:-..rhe Tongues or Men,
with Constance Collier.
COLONiAI.-'fhc Fourth Estate"
with ruth blair and clifford Bruce.
iSlS-"I'iEhtInE Rob-" with Owen
johnson Hud Olive w!ndhnsn.
SICTOlt-"rhc SORROWS of IInppl-
ness with june Dayc. aud Ellis
Lortshtp."
REN--.Womnn In Politics." with
MiRnon Andcrson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21

s!dcred as adding 10 q womans beauty
in Spain; s;outneSs is deemed us be-
coming in Turkey; a pale complexion
AND long. regular features arc thought
great deal Of in Russia. while the
French are rather fond of q slightly
retrousse nose and a rosy rather than
creamy complexion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21

pores. which | shah lie glad 10 mail
YOU u YOU viii scn, me q stamped. adj
dressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-21
,ntoineuc DonnclI,'s answers.

ionc-.I simple exercise i. oycrcom.
nwkwnri,tcss is sli,nuiup skin .ropnd
the room ON vour tin,o.S TN. ninu.t
walking exercise is also ,xrc,Inu,
stand al.r,ly poised ON ON, foo, SWIM,
the other le. VOL forward ANA inward
ncndjnu the lu., ANA noi,.ip. ~. ,o.
downward and on, witho,,, ,u..,,un,
( in. The rny,nmic,l movs,,o,. b~h,.. ~.
lc. iuw,,d 10 -. ,,,,.,,
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Mrs. nIncLrord,. N.ur -,

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died here last week. has been pro-
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batcd. her son. L. G. Blackford. quail
J Tying ~ executor. The estate or sT5,-
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-05

FURNITURE FOR SALE-The John- son Addition rurniture Co. wants to pay you the highest cash prices for your second hand furniture. Al So wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old. We will sell to you furniture cheaper than anybody on essy payments. Call z in at the big brick at the Jnnnsor
 Addition and let us show you on'
 large and selected stock of house furnishings, ar phone us at our store. Phone 2S5. Johnson Addition.