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illusions, whatever they may be, copccde In
advance that the committee Is AT once able
and public spirited, and that It is inspired
by q real purpose to advance tho public good.
Mayor -Atnslie. who appointed the commit
tee. probably will feel himself bound by Its
report and Tho Tunes Dispatch. which,
heartily approved the appointment. feels that
il will be equally bound. IL this counts
sion, after its careful investigation, urSes
tho abolition OF the segregated district. the
district should bo abolished
II is expected that the commission will re-
port that the district fails 10 do what il pre-
tends 10 do and which gives II its sole justi-
hcation-segreSnte comulercialiled vice with
in limited area. Complete segregation was
no; 10 be expected, but il tho failure Of tho
end sought is material and extensive, there
is. obviously, no further reason for patterirg.
III that event. the district must go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
War News Fifty Years Ago
Frona Richmond Dispatch. Jan. ., 1868

Heavy cannonading heard yesterday In tho
Dutch Cap region has not been reported upon,
Dat was supposed to DO the usual Smelling ~
tho worklncn on Ru;lcrS canal
Petersburg news was very scarce Yesterday
Only i halr y dozen cannon shots were recorded
and tho Confedcratcs did not deem them worthy
i single reply No muskctry heard at ali!
From tho latest information obtainablc
Thomas is believed to be heading for south
western Virginia. This may explain the state
!ncnt recently taken from n Northern pauer tha {
"hc will be heard from soon in another dlrec
ton"
on December LIST In Arkansas proves to bc an
true y gentleman from the -AIississIpp!
region arrived in Richmond last night, and says
ho saw and talked with General Price ON tho
SIN OF December. and he was we'll and lcarty
and in very fine spirits
N!ncty-two Yankee prisoners including two
commissioned officers. captured recently in
southwestern Virginia. reached here Yesterday,
ana were given quarters in Libby Prison.
General Sherman has given the citizens of
savannah fifteen days grace 10 settle up their
bank and other accounts which arc to be bal !
nnccd By Confederate Treasury notes
The paragraph going the rounds OF the
Northern papers. credited to the Richmond
Sentinel. relative to tho abolition OF slavery ana
tho formation OF 4 treaty between the Con-
federacy and England and Franco, appeared
originally In the Examiner. and not I'm the
sentinel. IN any event, there Is truth In it,
Tho Virginia Salt Works having been rccap-
turea By the Confcderatcs. and tho damage doro
by the Federal raiders having been abou, re-
paired tho works Will be put in operation In {.
few days
OF War has gone South to confer with Genera Is
Grant, Foster and Sherman on important ma. :
tcrs relating 10 The service. Tho supplies and
exchange OF prisoners. organization OF negro
the seizure Of rebel property and products arc
among The subjects to be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
Wilson for President in 1916

INTENTIONALLY or otherwise, President
Wilson said something in lis Jackson Day
address al Indianapolis last night that his
great audience interpreted an announce
mcnt that he would be Il candidate for the
Democratic nomination. and, OF course for
the presidency if he should seek the Demo
cratic nomination in 1916 The acclaim
with which this statement was received was
but an ,indication OF the enthusiasm with
which it will permcatc and inspire The Demo
cratic voters Of this country
For ourselves. we never have had a doubt
that Mr. Wilson would be Il candidate or that
lie would be triumphantly reelected The
logic OF events has made OF him the incarnatc
genius and spirit Of his party. When the
country thinks oi Democracy to-day, it thinks
OF wilson, just as in Jcnerson's time II
thought oil Jefferson and in Jucksun's time OF
Jackson To fail TO rcnominatc him would
pc confession of failure and an Invitation
TO the disaster that would surely follow.
NO such confession will be made. and no
such disaster invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
The Little plan TO Buy MEXICO

THE Michigan legislator who offers = reso-
luton declaring tina, this country
should buy Mexico is one OF the most promis-
ing and entertaining members o; the large
family of unconscious humorisis. lie de-
serves a medal, and perhaps either Colonel
Roosevelt or Mr.. Hearst Will supply II
This modern solomon has not favored the
world with the details OF his proposition.
leaving such minor matters the selection
of person or persons TO sign the deed and
cnect the transfer 20 time or fate or per
haps both.
Without expressing unrcservcd approval OF
the plan it may he said with perfect truth
and sincerity that il is quite as intelligent
ana not much less feasible than some OF
the other propositions on the same general
subject than other critics OF the adminis'ra-
lion have advanced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
Mascots of Monsrchs

Many readers are probably familiar
Win the story OF tho Ka!scrs toad
stone ring. with which il said to be
associated the prosperity of the house
OF iiohcnzollern. says Tit-EIts. Ac-
corG'ng TO the legend. implicitly be-
licvcd in by all connected with the
royal German house. the stone OF this
ring Was dropped by Il toad Upon the
bed OF Elcctor John OF Brandenburg
Gather OF Frederick the Great. ana
mas been worn BY successive heads
or the liohenzollcrn family. And nj
his death. in accordance with .tho
Hohenzollern tradition, the ring will
lie handed. iuclosod III Il scaled caskot.
To his son. the crown prince.
The car. too. believes implicitly in
me supernatural powers OF the rlns,
which Is said to contain tiny piece
OF the true cross. The story goes
that IL was presented TO a Russian
putocrat by the Vatican. who handed
II 10 CORNER Car. and il has re-
matnod the talisman Of the Russian
mentioned, too, that the Gar at
,aches marvellous protective powers 20
n unique collection OF Oriental coins
which wera presented. to Alexander
III. by Jew. who said that ha had
dreamed that they would have grenc
influence on the wcll-bcing Of tho
Russian royal family.
King Alfonso places great faith In
ring, one OF the most famous In his
tory, which is known az tho Spanish
opal, and which was given TO his
father by the notorious adventures
the Comtesse de Castislione, rs a love
token. Alfonso MI. believed that {,
had q great effect on the destines OF
Spain, and gave orders that il Should
always be regarded as tho mnsco. o:
his country, desire which the pres
ent King religiously observes.
This ring is kept securely safe
guarded in tho royal treasury. bul
Alfonso XIII. always wears on Ms
watch chain a seQuin given HIM h.
q Gipsy woman. whom, according to
tho story told, he met one day near
Madrid and offered her aims. T'nc ola
woman Indignantly refused them, ana
then told how sEo really belonged to
one OF Spains most ancient families.
and insisted upon giving His Majesty
IL rare sequin which had been the treas
ured possession of her family for sev-
eral centuries.
Probably few people are aware that
the popularity OF the copper and
aluminium bracelet. worn by 30 mans
women ut tho present time, is really
due to the fact that the late KIM;
Edward regarded as his mascot u
similar bracelet. which was presented
to Him by one OF his friends shortly
before tho serious Illness which re-
suited in the postponcment OF his coro,
nation
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Why Not Make a Clean sween2

NOV that the State Corporation Commits
sion is 10 be asked 10 investigate the
Virginia Railway and Power Company's rates
FOR electric current. for the purpose, OF
course, OF determining The possibility OF lower
charges, and the municipal government is en-
gagged in AN investigation OF water costs and
rates. why would it not be good plan 10
investigate the Gas Department? Perhaps
the city should sci! us gas for a little !ea.
than il now charges.
Cheap gas. as well as cheap water and
cheap electricity. is highly essential 20 the
RAPID Development Of a greater Richmond
The cost OF gas 70 the consumer here is no.
particularly high, but il is not very low
either compared with prevailing rates IN
some other cities. Moreover. ',ierc is gag
and GaS. Under modern conditions of use
the true worth Of gas IL not detcrrnined b.
It's Illuminating power 50 much az by it's
heating capacity. The scientific test is based
rather on thermal unite than Oh candle power
II would not be bad idea 70 fad out iust
what We are getting, and yha. we are pay
ing. actually and not apparently FOR whs.
get
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''lsiIN.iI.\n,A, -"

TIE Agricultural Publishers Association,
conducting series oil farm papers. has
sci Oh loot "Bu!-lt-Now'' movement Tor
the iarmets, which might be adopted with
OUT loss oi happiness by other than rural
iolh The idea behind The movement is ina,
me farmer requires certain new indictments
MS fences aud barns ana house need certain
repairing that calls for materials. ami he has
hothing TO gain by waiting What ,hcrc is
TO gain by going ahead once is pointed ont
IN the fact that confidence begcis conedauco
and money moves money Ii the farmer rncs
ahead, just as though hard times had nnynr
reached him even with rumor. Il will in It's
way have AN effect on the whole indns,ri,I
world.
dozen such movements started sinul
taheousiy among pcopl" 81 city and country
and IN varying lines OF interest would Ger
'aihiy put courag" on The market and cheer
the respondent. Several cities have made
special appropria' ions 10 put improvements
ahead OF the benefit OF the uneipploycd
winch is cheaper method by far than main,
tanning charities and horiing the hungry
i'll soup lines. Spend it, ii you have II r.
not, spend what you have chcerlully and
keep Whstling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

. Thore registered in the
Progress several States last year $685.
OF tho ~ automobiles. against l,la7,-
Auton,,h,, $40 In 1913. AT this eXtraordi-
""o"ho nary rate OF increase OF nearly
$4,000 u month, tho country will
hato 2,oOo00G automobiles IN use by carly
spring. Two million automobiles represent an
investment for the buyers OF at loast 81 500
oooooe Placed end to end, they would form
double limo stretching clear ooross tho C,onti
heht Thor upkccp and operation must cost
per year neariy ms much the original cost
oil tho machines. Iiut they evidently pay and
more and moro In commercial sense or they
would not go on increasing 80 greatly in mum
Der. regardless OF Industrial depression ana yvnr
disturbances. And In the great stimulus they
nave given to good roads construction they
have had profound effect in improving tho
economy OF the country, The great war indeed
mas been demonstrating the peace value OF the
an'omobiio In proving its military iinpnrtaucr
IL mas been OF vast ana Indispensable use I'm
all the armies TOR tho transport OF suDplioa and
tho nobiizing and shifting OF troops on tho
scale and with the rapdty which distinyunr
this war from all others. But Tor Paris.s great
supply OF tho machines, tho army for the de-
fnnsc OF that city could never have been mar
snalrd az It was ut tho critical moment TO strike
Non NIuck- on the flank and turn his swift
advance eastward and backward. Tho day OF
the automobile is evidently only at ,ts begin
nins. n!'d America Is to lead the world in n,nlin,
X ~ instrument or economic valuc--Scw YorI
World. ~"
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Chats With Virginia Editors

Es 'SHours News. discussing cditorially
..'e statement in n Baltimore newspaper that
baltimore never expected to become tho .,t,
OF one of tile regional banks and protests oplv
because 4 has been made sul,scryicr, .,
S,'"i' CITY like Richmond instead Of being
Piieeu IN me district assigned to Phladelphin"
SAYS: baltimore IS OF tho most vigorous
oo''ers FOR Southern trade in the United States
IL Is accustomed 20 boast that It is II Southcru
ivy lich IN southern traditions. peoplcd With
'Fuc southern citizens and hence. from sc:ti-
mental IA we'll other reasons Southern MGR
chants should trade with Isaltimores iobbinr
and manufacturing concerns. lut It seems nov:
'hat baltimore doesn't like at all; that It
prefers TO be associated with big folks in TN.
North, such az Philadelphia; that about tic ONLY
use IL has for the South is TO separato tie com,
inerce from its dollars to Baltimore's own on
r!chmeHt II the meantime there's game little
RcAmond, unhinchngIy standing by its guns:
backing its claim for right to be preferred over
baltimore by figures that cannot be rubbed out:
o! 'acIs whose logic cannot be assailcd--show-
iHs plainly that il il fnr ahead OF baltimore In
tending money 10 the district OF which 1t is tho
reserve city, and that from all s,androInts OF
sound economic ana practicable conside IA lions
IT deserves to hold the chiefship which Il re.
ccnt!y won In fair and open contest How
striking TIC contrast between the bravo winner
and :hc poor loser. Indeed, the more we hear
and see OF this contest. tho disposed we
are TO believe that Baltimore has only failed
III It's fight for the reserve bank, but lost Il good
deal more besides, in the respect, good win, az
lection OF the great Southern territory with
which il has hitherto enjoyed highly profitable
trade relations" THANH You. 1.ynchburs! You
taik like a Eivainian fog Virgnans and 4 South
crner for the people OF the South.
Next Monday the petition for commission
government election Will be presented to court"
says the Hadford News. Tho election. /. IS
Hoped will bc ordered for early date. Friends
OF the measure should work from until tho
election 20 insure the change which will place
I:adford in the front rank OF progressive Viz
ei;ia municipalities Well. progressive govern
ucnt IL no, altogether matter OF machinery
Tor supplying II. After nll, II is necessary o
get tho right sort OF men TO run the machine.
But there must be plenty of them In Radford.
Why not let Richmond trade her reserve,
bank for 4 in the International Lacquer"
asks the Newport News Times -Iterald. Patti
rao.e wants the bank, and Richmond seems de-
tern,ined to have higher class baseball \ fair
exchange s robbery" Not necessarily. Our
plan IS to keep the bank and get higher class
LasehaM at tie same t!Ino. We expect TO do
both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
Lovers OF
Spells in
Congress

'vTVIEc 3y"tC!l. FD" tif9 year
n: !Ac:.ocF who seeks that fame Is ono Cuiiop
RON inGia:a. whn las introduced a bill fo:. tii:
hfr'r Out chectual, IGrpoEc of :nal.ipl, the term
o. 81 c!I!l service appointments four years
i".h you'd have the erect OF making the man
"t'" has four :cIrs' experience in the duties OF
A;& oN!ec ineligible 20 pursue thos duties \
hr"aD&te' Ia air. Cu!iop'g own State gives m
We questionable cncouragcmcnt OF tho vencwinI,
- ~I'11.:S on ciN!l a.Evtc" reform made noarly
tc-iy ears ago. during President IIaycs's
tSfh. 20 prominent It figure AS Roscoe Conklins
I''i 70 "ill y by adopting the title OF "snivci
EeEF!c" reform This expected to con-
a"ini II - death liut, somehow. the Hystcn,
h&E nurT!vc1 the cpitiiet, ana survived also lilo
more urgent method OF the resignation nj
C"hp!!ng and i'latt TO ASSERT their rights TO tho
rp"iis tn" same sentiment has also sur
.f'eh IN me asserIon b. Senator'S OF the
'sena,orii! courtcsy' device Tho attacn,rcm.
!" that privilege might wisely bo modified by
The H"Hfca6 OF tho feeling which has resulted
b!sDatc.
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Easy for Willie.

"a train leaves New York" supposed tho
teacher travelling forty miles an hour. It is
followed thirty minutes later by train travel
inf. eighty miles hour. AT what point Will
the second train into tho frst?"
The Glass seemed at loss, that Is. all cxcnpt
Willie Green. who was standing in tho aisle
vigorously wa8ging his hand.
well, willie?" said the teacher.
AT tho hind end Of the rear car, maa.n,"
answered Wlllie---Kansas City Times.
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Almost poetic.

(Ncw York Worldly
War poets, driven frantic by Prem.
syl and Sochaczew, are mailing q new
field of flghting by three C;nlicia,l
rivers. There Is a rag-time refrain,
"On the Nagyag, Natorosa and ing
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Had Real Visions,

fFhiIadeIph.a InQuirer.l
In all probability that New Jersey
man who found eighteen pearls in an
oyster cocktail had to pinch himself to
make sure that he wasn't having ono
or those old-fashioncd dreams OF find
ing money when no was pulling them
out,
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How II Works.

Really, that proverb, People that live in
glass houses shouldn't throw stoncs,' is q re-
markedly sensible one, isn't it?"
POSSIBLY, but il seems to have had more
effect in keeping people out OF glass houses
than IN stopping their throwing stones."-st.
Louis POST dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
UpweicOme MeIodrama.

-tDetroit Free Press.)
Bandits robbed tho till OF Chicago
theatre, that being tho last place the
managers want such q mciodramatic
sccno staged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

After being married near AiIas wbe,.
shells feel tlickly and the boom Of field pieces
made mctronomc for the wedding march, q
soldier groom shouidcred his rife and returned
to the pits He at least has q chance /, Ne
has made mistake, of not living 10 ,taIiz.. {,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

Too much lard in the fapjacnz alt 100
little boiling iii the four-rninutc cygs len 20
chronic duarreling for "a year, auer which
a Wilmington couple seek divorce. Tou
can't trifc with his stomach, adies; & en-,
be done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

The Christmas snow really did wonders Tor
some Of hichInond'g streets which arc cleaner
than they have been for months PERHAPS
Ii would not be too much TO hope that the
street Cleaning Department, with It's recent
~ augmented pay roll. viii try 10 keep them
i'll their present condition
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NNt Cheated, Auyho,,.

ue-A prnny Tor Your thoughts.
Shc-~I WAS ;hink'ng o. poor Chollv fit
he~'rhcn offered YOU Just about the rlal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09
'rhc re,,tn,t.t S,,.,

n bitterly unhappy nowadays. To save n,
i:e. ! ean't hlnk ~ anything really uncon,
rhne"tSrN - say about thls-wcathcr
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The Bright Side Of Life
He Was Thinking.

Mother-~Dobby, you hayo eaten all that candy
without oven thinking OF your little sister?
lioDby--Oh, no, ma: ] thinking of her
the whole time. was afraid she'd como before
had finished it--1;oston Transcript.
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Hank Eat,nre.

,tSt. Louis RepuhlIc)
Compared with a lively mine strike
IN th,s country, tho Philippians .'up-
rising appears to have beo,, a rank
failure. -
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SONGS AND SAWS
Ready for the FRAY.

They talk Of poor, weak
woman,
Observed this sufrragette,
And how sho Is united
Ger politics to fret.
But Just glvo me tho ballot,
And I Will show + can
Vote just as we'll md often
AS amy stupid man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

Published every day tn tho year ny The Times.
Dispatch ruhiishtnE Compnuy, Inc Address all
Communications 10 THE TtNES-DiSpATCH.
Timcn-Dispntch Building. 70 South Tenth Street
Rlchmonds Nc,
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Somctim-. It Dozen, WorL

Ca Mrs l.otao'it." said tho sweet Young
tNnx. fNr Just been listening to Il perfectly,
rharmins lscturc on transuh.tanttattun 10
Ecu believe III it,.
No; IN every case Was the ropy "wo
..'en ~ out on our country place and while
James hal pretty good luck with some OF the
plants, others were almost total failures"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

character. authoritativcness belong to tho news
paper which makes q slight profit every COPY
" Soils This is just Us true In New Orleans or
81. raul or Now York as in San Francisco.
Brooklyn Eagle
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Gives Him a Chance.

docs your wife neglect her home In making
specches?"
Not q bit OF It," replied Mr.. Mccston. "She
always lots me hear the speeches prs:."-Wash-
!:,,rton Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

Bachelors and celibates 81 tnona4te,!es n,
Ghent arc paying a war tax tor ~, uy:,iIcv.
Oh single blesscdncss This s. q .D,Lc. s,Jr,
OF consolation however ~ the ms,,tD3 ues
in the trenches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

1t is pleasant TO learn, s, any ,sls, ,as,
the site for the Stonc~ali Jarkapo, Eayav,n.,.,
had not been moved oTern,gt,
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5nt ;VIaSci
Newspaper
Prices

! no Joint decision OF four san
Increased FRANCISCO and Oakland AFTERNOON
Scw,Ua,ier hcWhDapcrs TO go from cont 10
p.,cc. : ccits. and rosn tho price or
their annual subscr ptl0t,s pyo-
Dorti"naic!y Is zane and bus.
hra~i!fc 10" ra!l and Post, tho Bulletin. the
inquirer ana Inc Tribune viii lose something
~ E.t'p'i'i"it/ perhaps. but they will gain In
~ i'ih' ana r""uhi' s;,i'! IN advortiaing |. is
~ ~ th"ee i'e"@pancrs state, that cost OF
Wh.Hsf"h lDs HDnc up In materials IN
i"ltzr'ph to!IH. ~ coat o. collecting and ais.
-"!Ii"H nH"t. This !. not local condition
~ FaiHs ii'haa arc noted by every live naws.
N.pEi 'D"""N"'"cnt IN tho country War MS
~ !,aH!" h"r "%pin!hed, slightly !nc-eagss cir
4l%'!"n ~ nGnAn viii Il expenditures far i'm
,@''as III s"g ngfAnihac. il Impo.cs AN obIiso.
-" ~ 80 pGbilshHr. beside Which his Increase
~ "DD"'pHity 's relatively amall lIa n.nts
'i'f SHsiE'F r+raIhG - al.irb; any og them would
~ - "sWo bls DapsIs rinudng and hurt II
" ." t'"' &"fnts. Tho !.csnt ncienre mnkeg
- S2S"H>"f pay a!! normal and oil extra
,"'~' %'1"stS. sacspt "h!a Inper ,rbc
hrr',' sf}"'ne .nS ,hg acnut aohna,a dIstribnto
az "~'9'", oi!ri' jE GDGb fai.er. Tho average
hS""it@'H ~ mi inherit. Ifo does not oynsct
~ ~ consisting Nr n,thina 10 docs not
e"ly rsp' ttB's, mn r.sr cantu, IL what ho
"'H"'" t"' = u "r'G N. Drtso. rndepnudonce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

Nell. don't believe we car. However.
the rowing Richmonder might have heen
thrown into the Baltimore bssule and
should thank his lucky stars he escaped nat
fate. How in the world should Baltimore
know that new form Of currency i now in
circulation
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SELEpnoNE. KA~por IN 1

South Riehu,Uud. .........,.. 1000 Hull street
Petersburg ...........Iaa North Sycamore street
s-rrhburE. ...,........ 2lS Eighth street
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Current Editorial Comment

II seems probable that so long
a. Congress- continues TO repre-
snnt all sections. il will contain
members. anxious to make Il
record tor weakening the civil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

Entcrc" january -. 1865. AZ Richmond. Va. \.
March :. tSsn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-09

I'uNNus--Do You ihlnli Il total liyorco ~,
IS Justified" Nv
Gyniens--oniy occasionally consider IN,
most married couples deserve what they sct