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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01

sReb. :. 6. CUNT unb Jrau State
GpuIbing. games Hpan bon
gopinstpn, Der iddhe 3suse, idste
aus, baB er am SOnntas in gObp's
Neitourniion ssipsiit, iebo9 ieine llns
orbnlns bemertt babe. Or. S. ".
9lperbid bate felt bier Mpnaten Gos
bp's aotal ni9t beiuat. Bert 8ins
beseugte, bab er am Sonntas NIT ieis
nsr @dttin in Goop's 2otal seipeiif
bate. Der nddfe 3eus., Or. 8. 70.
2uboen, erreste burd ieinen Sumor
feline serinse Seitertsit. gr ertlGrte,
Sub sr am SOnntag 9lbenb Gobp's
2pfal bsIu4t bate. 2lus bic 5rage, Oh
sr Bier setrunfen babe, meinte Der
Dottor: Bier taust nidt fir einen
irlGnbiI6en Magen." gr babe bier
ober fiinf 8entudier 8ourbons ses
trunfen. .Sabsn Sic bann Sds 2pfal
oerlaHsn2" frua Der anlpalt ipeiter.
.Rein," entsesnets ireubersis Der Dol
tor, lid blisb, Big bas 2otal gsIdloI=
fen puroe unb rabm bann Die Gar
nad Cincinnati. Sd ba6e feline Be
truntensn ssisben". 9SadSem Der an'
malt Didsripn Der Staot nod oas
apmpliment ma6te, oab er eopinSton
als .gsbpopl" k5eidnete, reiumirte
@itter grucp bic 3eussncuslagen.
gs iei our6 bieTs nidt berpieien NOR
ben, bob cine nncronuna i'm Rube
i9en aotal porsetommen lei. Die tpels
teren 9erbanollnsen purbei auT
nd9itsn 0isnitas, balb fiinf ubr
Hadmittass anseiest.
- So6u 8. 3umcid, bon glo. 1o7
of Robbius Strabs. peIher IN Triis
kren Sabrsn bier eiH WilfgsitdTt
betrieb. til 9eiterH nah tur5em aeioen
i'm 9llter Don 80 Sa6ren seitorbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
pier Gebdubenl nit.

bier GebduheH nit.
Die 6iss mar 10 iHtsniip, bab siH
Oeihampfer, Der neben Der Jabrif I'm
Calumet Jlub lag, in 9ranb Sttitfb
unb pSllig serit1rt ipurbs.
slls bic sylammen fhIRBlt4 naisr
acntro!Ie gebrdht ipareH, muybsu 8
slrbsiier prmibt.
CUR feIben 3eit, als bic aeinIdmsis
Jabrii nieber brannts, brad in sinsnl
WdarenIasey In ben UisbbSftn Teutr
ans, bas MIR nit GROCER GGtrterigs
ieii aef5fdt ipuros unb sinen G4dbsh
bon $4,000 anridtet..
I'm CNs0aliateM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
0emeine 2hse
gombtrSftrrei4if9sn @s
o;,yuuo f,Ifneuade[t.

9ieruHg feF9eHa gelL
Wisn, pia aonbon, 81. De5. Das
foIsenbe batbamilide Dement, fpuros
syrsiias per0ffsnili4t:
9i. Siterr.i6ifdR Rssisruns telt
bic in Gnsldnb psr0ffmtlidte gei4ids
te. oab 3ipei ameritanif4e Bdntisrs
in @ors als Spione bineeri9tei uno
ibr Gis.ntbum ionfissirt lporbsn lei,
enii9ieosn in abrsbt. Cine 4nfrags
i'm Saupt.uoriisr Der iiibpeitlidtn
gfrmss bra6ie bic antiport. bab bon
cinsm ioldsn gOrfal abioIut ni4ts
bttannt lei.
Sopsii bsfannt III, ipurbe bic obige
aiiqs nidt naa ben Der. Staatsn be-
rihist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
2otaI Berilbt.
/ 6eate
ssirb ber uene Yiirsermeiiter UeOrss
Ynhta feline Anltspili&ten
iibcrnebmfn.

Seine gercihigitna erioIgt burd ben
auSi6cioenocn giireerneiitcr 5,
g. SpicgeI. - Ter Staoiratl
miro it'd etcniaIls in sieinci
neucn 3uianmenietuns beriam'
nieIir.--- Inter ben 32 Staotpdter,,
piro lid, MIR elm cinjiser Tenlo'
trat befinben. = @llnr5ipaIridtct
sIrtbm 81. SpiegeI ipiro Delitc mad,
iciner @ereioigung als 9oIiSeirih.
ter firngiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
I'm cHs0ali5ie,s
JinSsn fOrtseiebt beftise admpfs
Isais,
Sn benen bic RuTtu febr fd,psrs Wsrs
LUTTE erleiben.

WitnL 81. Dta. llsber aoubon.
Die fOIsenDe offi3isIegaanntm
ipurSs BON Siferrei&if9 unsarifdeu
ari.gsminiiierium .rIafsn:
.Ruifif@er arisssi&aupIab: I'm
unitrer Stripa Jront. 3ipif4sn Duee
sac unb Wisniowespi. ipurDsn msb=
rere fiarse ansriffe Der Huim Don
Der etrme beg Generals pflanjsrs
8altin 5uriideefdlogen. IN Der unte<
ren Stripa unb an Der geFarabif9sn
Jront bat bic a.tipitdt Der RuiIen,
bic in GOlse Der bsftissn admpfs Der
Iesttn 9ase fart erf90ptt finO. be-
beutenb na9seiaiTen. Die gsrluffs Der
RuHeu uarsn in ben lebten 5desn
auf ben Oit.salisiiden SdlamtftIbtrn
unseipSbnIi@ srob. On Der Gtripu
ipurben geiterH 161 iobte MuTsn DOT
Der 1tont elmer sin3issn unferrRoms
pasnisn ss5dbIt unb 325 Dor her
JrOnt elmer anbrm. Qlm aotmin
Bad iinb abermals mebrers Mnsyiffs
Der @ufen abssfdlasen ipprbtn.
1AStoI;s7if4er ariessf4auplab: IN
= roller Grense ,pufbsn sfpsi
(idlisnifdsr 4ipinis, bic
fere a.ofitionen fibSflid
Die uHsegriffen bnttsn sus
l!usen. Nm Der Rdrntner
hae bombarbirts bic isinbIiHs
7dpere artillsris bas Dorf WOlffba6,
iiib5fli4 bon Wulborsbetto. Sm Aiis
fitnsebist finben an peri@istenen
punttm alrtileriesefedte TAFT.
Snttrnirts Gran5ofsntnts
famen aus ber SHpei5.
Gent. 81. De5embtr bia paris.
3psi fron50iiide aDidtitsr, Gtrssani
Gsorass Mabon unb arorporal Rsn.
gbatelain, iusl6e in 3iirid iriuniri
ipurben, .nttamen auf fenfuiionefls
Wsiie nadEGpidn, auf ber franJ6fffei
Sdte bes gsnfey Sses selesen.
Die btibtn sJlieeer hatien Vsfdubs
nib erbaIisn untsr wsnoHuna zines
Thpsi3er 2onbiiurmmdnneB. Wdmsns
Wusft sinen Spa3iergang 5a MAIDEN. 4
Gin fran35lifasr Solbat auf arnus
fsnurfaub in biirssrli9er aIsibuns
ipdrtefe btreits NIT einem Mutcmobil
auf fis. WusH tpurbe pIStIi4 ubsrs
fallen, ssbunb,n unb sefnsbsft IN bas
auio geporfsn, nit BEN ale IN rds
ihsr Gabrt naG DnhH an Gsufsr
Sse qslangten. 5ier befiegsn re sin
Taoiorboot, has porber Donlbtm SpIs
baisn gsnisfbst iporbsn mar. S@,psia
5sr @enbarmen fuben ru6ie ~. bo lie
elaubten. bab bic Snfdffeu bes 4optes
3iuiliiisn fsien.
Dit RspoIntion In Gbina
bebnt lid ans.
Gan Graneiseo, 81 DtJ.
General Gi Gbun, Der Aomnanbsur
Der hinsIiIdsn Resierunestruppen in
bsr gropinj AiGng 81 fat ii@ pom
btm proipeliipen Raifsr G)u1s Gbi
Raj fit iinnbbdneig srtl1ri, ipis bds
rspoIutiondre GouptqnartleF In
GhanghaL Gbine. 6lsy9sy aiIabeIt (
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gerIin 81. Te5. sluf brobt.
lojem Weee nadD Snpoille, %. y.
Sfnue6cn bot aleu- Ofii5ieren iulo
@eTueincn oes Seeres unb Der gIottc,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
6 perionem In einein ssemer
berbramnt.
Das tieJabrif Der amsri-
taH ainfesb go. in g.
Ghica o psrri c,fef

gbicdgo, 81. DECEMBER. Die
Jabrit Der .qtmsricdn ainIeeb Co.
in Glib Gbitaeo ipurbe srsitaa burh
cine JsusrsbrunTi ssrIt6rt unb itbs
psriontH bdtnen babel INNS eeben.
Der Gissnihumsf9aben beirdgi unpeS
fdbr 100000.
Tas Jsusr mar bic Uolge elmer
grploiion. bic auf Gelbiisntsiinbung
bon asinIamsn Gtaub auriidgsfiibrt
ipirb. DisleIbe osrtriimmerte bas
psrepIator @sbiubs unb bis Tlams
men itsiItn fi@ I'M glu ben iibtissn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01

a(uberbsm iperben bsuis aud bic
nsusn 9lmtstsrmine Der Wunisipalrids
ter beginner. Der aus benz Amt aus
idsibenos bisberise Sberri4ter Jride
pirb bem nsuen Gbsrridter g. geu,
benz neusrwablten Riater artbur M.
epissel, uno gti9ter aleTanDsr. Der
fiif einen ,rpeiten amsirmin eripablt
ipurbe, ben 9lmtssib abnehmen uno
Ri6tsr Spicgsl pirb banu feline sbds
tisieit bamit teginnen. baB er i'm pos
liseiseritt prdfbirt.
Der ueue Gtabianfpalt Charles VI.
Groom wiro sleidfans fsin 9tmt ans
trsten uno mitiammt ieiner Qlfiiitenten
psrsibist psrben, pdbrtnb StaotdaSis
tor ~. a.imann unb Stabtfhabmeis
tier N. u. 9sitt nit fammt ibrtn etHs
seitelIten fir neie amistermine psrs
pflihtst perDen.
9rob bieies aismlid umfdnsreider
peniums alaubt man isbo6, bab In
Der Wiitassfmnbe I'M Rafbbdule be-
reits bi. am ylsuiahrstaa iibli6e feits
t1olide HuJe herrItm fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01

%'Ih bSttitSSlt 1tCilllptStaSN tpiAp
DER ncueripdbIte 9iirgermeiitsr
3eorge Eufta ieincn Gir5ng in oaE
)iatbbaus balten imo ieine anits.
pilidJten iibernebrnen. Seine Vereioi'
jung pirS, nae bcrcits teridJtet, beu,
te s,ormittag Inn 5ebn llbr I'M g,,l.
rear oes giirgerneiiicrs ourt oaS
mlsideiocnoc Gtaotobcr)mlpt =. q.
SpicleI erfoIaen uno nod ieiHer Ger.
ci0igung ipirb oaun Serr Yltdta Il.
fort iornteil feline bcioen ipihtiglten
5rncnluingm befannt gabeL ole Gr'
neunlng pca g8. SricOlnl0er gum
Sid,crbcitsoireftor nnb s. Sornber.
ger yum grbeitsoireftor. Die bisbcri.
gen sSnbaber bieier genlter, Die Ser.
rem &ulnes unS eyosoid. a,itten Dem
8eieB 3ufoIge nod cine @odc III!
amt bleiben founeu, haben ieoodl ibrp
8eiianationeu bereits geitern giir'
sermciiter SpieseI suaeiteQt ilnb iuer.
Sen beutc faitm i'm Ratbbd,tie 81.
seeen iein.
gtatiirli6 ipiro iib am beltigeil
gormitta9 and Der neue Staotratb
orsduiiiren ilnb feline eriie Sisune
abbaIten, in tpelter in eriter 2inie
Die neutrality-suspicious. fir oas
,sabr sur annabme eelaneen mub.
Ger Stabtraib iest fi9 befanutlid)
miS 81 9iepubIifarern nnb einem Dc
ntofratci, Sobu @. S7beeban, Dem
9ertrcter Der 90. 8aro, 5iiartmen.
Die poIliidnbiee 9iiie Der Sta6tratbS.
uttsIieber III pie ioIat:
Stabtrotb at.Iarge
Charles B. Srelano.
G,artin 9dlp,
Srni1e 81. Syones.
9ouis siinteirberger.
sSraneis M. $ooDer.
Senrp 5. Gcof.
i. gsuro--9IIbert @eft.
9. @are-Gbnrles Moie.
3. Waro-SSobn @alier.
a. Wato--slffforo ". Btdrflt.
5. @arb-2oliis s. 8aelin.
8. Warb- -Sfobert rlridJp.
Z. Maro-iSranf Ditterbofer.
8. @arO-M MidaeI WuLeil
Q. @aro-SSoiepb 2aipior.
10. @arb-ireo. S. WloridJ.
II. @arb-Biaiom Gabrelbriid.
~. @orb- -sycfept 9feidlert.
13. @arb-Gbas. g. Suoor.
IA. @aro-J. 8. Gdnei6er.
Is. @aro--DuitieI gmier.
16. NarS-9arroa De Goirep.
II. @aro-Senrp s5artien.
is. Asarb-Sdbn :. 9ltrd5mler.
10. @arb- aIer. Tattcrion.
90. EeA 1yobn g. Gbeebart, 9en,.
II. & Charles @enSIinser.
-. gonaro 9eigel.
%. sSnrS- Charles q. s5rei,nb.
q. Bar6- Ibcpoore glnores.
20. AsarS- Seife DfaeDonaIo.
26. @arb- 5ranf s. Selfrid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
ORANGE

lSuocial To The Times. dispatch
oINNtiE VA. .hlril 27.--Al,~. Wi
linm u. Lyme ana daughter Miss Cassie
Tyne. Lest on Tuesday for Atlantic City,
where they Will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Marshall Of
New York. spent Easter with their
mother, Mrs. L.. T., Marshall.
Harry 4. Taliafcrro. az Pcnrrovc. y.
j. sreut the past week IN Orange with
his family.
Misses Carter, OF The Eediauds. .
Nihrinarle County. HAYS been the
quests Of their brother Roy. Robert s.
Caarter. for tho last week.
James T.. scott. Of Petersburg: was
tn" guest of his brother. Dr. T. r.
scott. III, for the weCk-cnd
Some of the ORANGE people who at
tended the dance at culDcpr on Mon
da% night. wcre Miss Elma Weaver.
= l.. Roberts William G. Tavcncy and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
BOYDTON

!sreetal % The rimes-D isratciuI
EoNpTnN, VA, April 29-Georsc
baskcruile. ~ North Caroltua spent
III" weok with his parents here
G. wallace Coleman :pout Easter
with his people hero
J. J. Hwurickhouse was here several
Gays this week.
Miss Marian Homes sncut tho Easter
holiday with her mother Mrs. ". T..
Miss Caroline Afc,iraw spent Easter
visiting friends IN panvillc
Miss Nice SaSkervlie who is teach
ing IN Richmond spent the Faster holi-
day with her parents
Miss MARGARET Reckless. who is teach
ING in Franklin. was hero during The
holiday.
Miss sia'y Francis who has hccr,
visiting friends amt relatives in Nor
folk and Portsmouth for several weeks.
hHs returned home.
Miss hittic Homes spent the Easter
holiday with her mother Mrs w. T.
Homes She was accompanied Ivy Two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

George Oliver. Misses Elizabeth RAN
some. Agnes Willis and Dan Mcintosh.
The Junior bridge club was enter
iaincd ON Monday afternoon by Miss
Joseph Williams
Miss Mary Lewis Grymes is the guest
of Mrs. John Williams. OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Johnson were
visitors in Baltimore. Md, for several
days last week.
Miss Sallic Gascoisnc left on Tues
da" for Richmond, where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Il. II.
Moncurc. for several weeks
Air. and Mrs. Randolph Marshall. OF
washington. were the guests OF their
mother. Airs. l.. f.. Marshall, the first
OF the week
Miss Lucy Tnliafcrro is the guest Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

events OF the Easter season was tbs
open-air meeting and reception OF tho
orange Literary and Nature Club M
"Hrcenhclds," the home OF MIR. ana
Mrs Seldom Borlcy. on "Wednesday ~,
t"rnoon All OF the fashionable ORANGE
people were present. besides "A great
many visitors from other piuccs.
Mr. and Mrs. Treadway. Of Cleveland
~ are IN" guests Of MI. and Mrs.
Riiey Macon. on Main Street
Mr ana Mrs. X. r. Rawlings wcr.
VISITORS in Baltimore for a few DAYS
last week. '"
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander T.. Brownlng
,cit on thursday for Tappahannock,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
.P0sT-EAsTER GAYET|Es
INTEREST PULASKI FOLK
'tuiy 0ut-of.Towu Visitors Attend
Delightful Affair Given by
Young Men.
ouND DOZEN CLUB MEETS
ans for Coming Year Arc Formu-
,a,cd and New Officers Elected.
Misses Simpson. of Canada, Are
Entertained Ivy Mrs. Carter.
Especial 10 Thc rhmes- DispotchI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
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ehEh'ioA "'H,e A'N'n 90" "'S"'s
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lie ,oune mon OF the, city +, Was
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

w. Va. IS Visiting her sister Airs.
Thomas u. Davis here.
Mrs IL. Z, Hostick is visiting her
father, w. Il Clark. in Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. 7 Il. Moss. OF Petersburg. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hicks here this
week.
Ans Kate ilr.nt, of Norfolk. is the
guest OF Mrs. i. y. Lucado at her home
ON Mckinley Avenue.
Mrs. George T. Kern. ami child. oc
Miami, Fla. ar" visiting Mir and Mrs
c. Il Vest. in MISSIONER Heishts
John T. Aslworth. who has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G
County. has returned TO his home in
West Virginia.
Il. Il Croswcu spent a portion of the
week In baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs X. l.. o'Neil have re-
turned for "a visIt 1T their former home
at huntington. w. VA.
Mrs. " T. Stcger has returned from
caStiewood Russell County, where inc
spent TWO weeks with relatives.
Mrs II. {. Wilkins has returned ia
her homo in Washington. after a visit
hero with her mother, Mrs \. l:urs-
berg.
MISS Ncl!ie Martin visited Chatham,
this week
Misses Mary and llittie Biebie are
quests OF their aunt. Mrs. John Burros..
In Richmond
Z i. Butts has gone to Hampton TO
visit his parcuts. Rov. and AIRS -. =. =.
BATS
Miss rrcna sehricber. Of Rochester
y y, has returned home after :, yisi,
hero with hor brother Eev. q. l..
Srhrishcr n -. pastor VI Holy Triuity
Lutheran Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

Mrs. Thomas AppleEnrtlc. of New York.
Miss EuEcnia Wambcrsic, OF Sweet
Briar. spent tho past week at 'Charl-
ton" the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wambersle.
G. j. MadduX returned last week to
Orange after spending several weeks
at Stanardsvillc, Greene County
William &. Christian. of Washington
was Il visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wambersic for Faster
Mrs. John Mcdonald has been the
guest Of friends i'll Baltimore for the
past week.
Miss Campbell. OF New York, is the
guest of Miss Josephine Williams. at
Berry Hill."
one "f the most delightful social
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

"i her coli"e" friends, Misses Cohen
and Sweeney.
Miss i.oula vcrdun. OF Alabama. is
visiting Miss Alice Faulkner.
VT an" Mrs :. IL. Short. Mrs j. T.
ON Mrs j. T.. Snow and Mrs. |. T..
Gp"'E. OF i.awrenceviilc. spent Thurs
d"N with Mrs Irby TurnbulI
pave Clark. 4. l.. Andrews. A. II
rtir'iihSS and lrby Turnbull spent
TUESDAY near Pools Mill fishing.
party of the Younger set attended
"'"N" IN chase City on Monday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
SYNOPSIS.

Mary PAGE. actress. sceuscd of the
murder O. David Pollock. ana Is defended
10y her lover. Philip l.Ausion. Pollock WAS
intoNiratcd. AT NIry's tria! she admits she
hal the revolver. Her maid tostfrs that
Mary threatened Pollock With IL pre-
Ntously, anu Mary's leading nlan inipiiCatcs
l.anguon. liow Mary disappeared from The
scene of the crime Is "a mystery. Erandon
tells az strange hand priut he SAW OF
Nary'S shoulder. Further evidence show
thit horror "f drink produces terpOIar! in
sanity IN Mary. The defense IL "rcpTeSsrG
l,sy Ghosts" Witnesses describe MARY Hight
from her intoxicated father ana hCr faith
.r'e suicide. Eursc Walton describes the
kidnapping Cc Mary by Pollock and Amy
bartou Tolls OF Aiury'E Struggies 10 pctomc
an actress Of Pollock pursuit Of her. An.
ut another occasion when III. smell OF
!lguu; drove Mary Insane There ~ owl
u,uce that Daniels Mary manager threat
eUuU pollock. Mary iHiutS on the stand
and again goes insane when n policeman
ourrs her whisky. Daniels tcSti'cs that
Pollock threatened TO XIII Mary and Lang
don. ana uctGaIy attempted 10 Eiii Lang
uou. TWO Witnesses describe MarE's Hight
o the street from the hotel ana her alb
Guctton by men from Gam o!inS place
nearby Further eNidcuvc seems to inc:im-
mate Daniels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
@pon. StriFa White
Woila.a, 3Gc v1l

beautiful fabrics 40 inches
wide, in all white, with MGR
cerized satin finish stripes.
in cluster, fancy and solid
stripes.
Hundreds of women will
use them this season for
waists and dresses.
Handkerchief Linens
From Belfast, 75c yd
Fine sheer, all pure linen
fabrics for waists, dresses
and trimmings, sc inches
wide. in lovely shades of
pink, French blue, Copen-
hagen and rose. New and
beautiful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
100 PATTERNS of
New Dress Cling
hams, l5c yd!

Stripes, plaids, checks and
solid colors, in every wanted
shade for waists, dresses and
boys suits.
30 inches wide; goods that
look we'll and wear we'll, be-
cause they were we'll made.
II we had to buy them now
the price would be 19c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
A Great Display Of
Cret0mmes

We have fully hundrc; different styles from
2oc TO 75c yard.
And Creonncs used for so many different
things this
For HOME DIiAPERIE1S, of course but in addi-
toh lhcy are used FOR slip covers racket bags skirts
parasOls, etc.
Scores of patterns copied from hand blocked Eng
llah Chlntz in light grounds. with black stripes: also
bird and woodland designs
There is hardly wanted design hut what can
be found hcrc-all domestic weaves and as Drc,y
as the foreign goods at double tho prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
A Porch Rug That Is

ALTaoaG ln1leocrl2c&iTale
II is the "Emir." cocoa
fiber rug in brown. green.
blue and red---plain ccntcrs.
with band borders; also In
dian etfccts-all beautiful
patterns.
To clean this rug all you
need do is put il in the yard
and turn the hose on it.
Water really toughens the
fiber and adds to its life.
36X72 inches S2.25
d.6xI.6 feet 80. i.2I
6x9 feet :. $50
!Sl2 feet 1928
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

II is the Charlevoix.
made OF plain or striped
white gahardinc or
honcycomb cloth, panel
hack and front; three
TERED yoke over each hip,
connecting front and back
panels, S3.SJ.
1t is Wooltex -shrunk
even 10 the betting. The
materials were shrunk he
fore the skirt was made.
You need not worry
about future shrinkagc.
Wooltex des igning
skill, Wooitcx shrinking
and WooltcS tailoring.
The smartest looking.
best fitting, most service
able summer skirts made.
Large variety of Wool
tex, shrunk wash skirts.
$500 To $3.50. On sale
only at Mosby's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
Exceptionally Coed Values irs

Diagonals, Oxfords Piqucs, Piquettes heavy
W"aves and small neat checks
l'eautiinl fabrics, all sc inches wide fine finish
We couldn't buy d yard of these goods today ia
sell for less than SOC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

The beauty of it is they are the newest models a
the last word in style. Serge and gabardine
black rookie and navy. and silk poplin in stone gr;
If your idea is checked suiting there are Sol
stunning looking suits Of black and white shepher
checks and velour checks.
Each suit has a distinctive style touch of its ON
giving it that out Ordinary look which dis,
cuisines all Mosbymade garments
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-12-23

Revealing an effort to make still
easier the divorce laws of Nevada by
the use of fraud, the divorce action
of Mrs. Katherine Narance of Los
Angeles was thrown out of Las
Vegas court by District Judge Charles
Lee Horsey on three grounds of fraud
advanced by attorneys for her hus-
band. The fraud includes methods
used by Mrs. Narance that add a
new chapter to the means used to
obtain divorces in Nevada. She in
veigled her husband from Los An
geles to Nevada by telling him that
he could secure employment here
and that she wished to live with him
again and would meet him at Las
Vegas. The Nevada law contains a
provision permitting divorce to be
granted at once to non-residents,
provided both parties to the action
can be found in the jurisdiction of a
court at the same time. Mrs. Mar
ance attempted to use this provision.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-12-23

Forest ranger Frank A. Travis of
Lee died in the county hospital Mon
day afternoon after a short illness
that baffied physicians. He remained
conscious till the end. though during
the last hours his suffering was in
tense. The four attending physicians
diagnosed the case as rabies, but the
family is at loss to account for the
supposed infection. 1t is understood
that permission was given to send
the brain of the deceased to Reno for
analysis to establish whether or not
the diagnosis was correct.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-12-23
Insurance Man Found Guilty

The jury in the trial of A. G. Crane.
president of the Interstate Life In
surance Company, on the charge Of
obtaining money under false preten-
ses, returned a verdict of guilty in
the Winnemucca district court. The
indictment on which Crane was tried
and convicted was the same on which
H. Howard Dunbar. vice president
and general manager of the company
was tried and acquitted week be-
fore. There are three more indict-
ments against Crane and Dunbar for
embezzling funds of the company,
on which they will be tried early
next week. Dunbar is out on bail,
but Crane, who was brought back
from Illinois to stand trial. has not
been able to furnish bonds.
Crane has since been sentenced to
from one to ten years in State Prison