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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Up to Mother,

The mother of thirteen-year-old Page has a gift for rhyming and a generous nature. The other day Page returned from school with the an. nouncement that each member of her class was expected to turn in a poem on certain given subject on the nor. row.
 Well, that's very nice subject" !" replied Pages mother.
 "Yes, but, mother" the little girl asked, with innocent assurance, what are you going to say about it?"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
lpoportant to Mothers
His Point of View.

What is your idea of matrimony?" asked the fair maid who was still oc- cupying the anxious seat.
 We'll" rejoined the wise chap who had baked at the hurdle, it's probably all right for those who haven't enough worry"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Between Deals.

The Wall street broker who ought to be in vaudeville came across at lunch with a fresh conundrum.
 Whats the difference" said he, "between a taxidermist and a taxi driver, one of those chaps who gears the taximeter. up to the highest notch?"
 Everybody had had experience with the taximeter but nobody could supply the answer.
 "All right" said the broker. "One skins you and stuffs you and the other stuffs you and skins you"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
The Female of the Species.

T tell you, sir" said the sad-eyed passenger with the bargain-counter tie, "all women are born gamblers"
 That's right" observed the button drummer. And they nearly always win when they play hearts to catch diamonds"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Ignorance Was Bliss.

, htRid had been made on negro haVing house and a dozen inmates led. In police court the next Of ng each of the accused was
 in turn. The last in the row e large, scared-looking negro. t Nll, asked the judge, what do hn now about this case?" inulo? Me?" asked the negro.
 5, you"
 selsll, 1 just tell yo'. All I knows )ut dis case is dat I was dar!"- fol Bag.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
She Went,

See how I can count, mamma, said Kitty. There's my right foot That's one. There's my left foot That's two. Two and one make three Three feet make yard, and I want to go out and play in it."
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

or doses 666 will break any case of Chills 6 Fever, Colds 6 LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calo- mel and does not gripe or sicken. Price 25c-Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Pas Vjndictiveness.

George, father has failed"
 That's just like him! I told you all along, darling, that he was going to do all he could to keep us from be- ing married" d!"-Stray Stories.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Automatically Speakino.

T want to answer Gwendolyn's let ter and say something that means nothing
 Tell her you love her"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
When Your Eyes Need Care

Use Murine Eye Medicine. No Smarting-Feels Fine--Acts Quickly. Try it for Red, Weak, compounded by our Ocuiists-not 8 'Patent Medicine''-but used in successful Physicians Practice for many years. Now dedicated to the Public and sold by Druggists at Soc per Bottle Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, e5c and Soc. Write for Book of the Eye Free. Murine Eye Remedy Company, Chicago. Adv
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Too Much to Bear.

Friend-Why are you crying, Bobby?
 Bobby-Ma whipped me because my face was dirty, and then washed it, Judge.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

It doesn't take woman long to get wise to a mans actions after marry ing him-then she proceeds to call his bluff.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Millions of particular women now us. and recommend Red Cross Ball Blue. Al grocers. Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Falmouth is probably the oldest port in England. It was used by the Phoe- nicians at least 2,500 years ago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

commended kidney remedy in tho world. You'll decide it worth a trial, when you read this enthusiastic testi- mony.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

It's impossible to suppress the man who thinks he can tell a funny story.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Always sure to please, Red Cross Ball Blue. All grocers sell it. Adv.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

They stop the tickle Deans Mentholated Cough Drops stop coughs quickly A pleas. ant remedy-5c at all good Druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Denver women are forming home and school clubs in the churches.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
Decidedly UnneutraI.

Mrs. Knicker-Is your husband neu- tral?
 Mrs. Bocker-No; he blows up every bridge give
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

The inconsistency of womankind is demonstrated by the society girl, who starts in when she comes out.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

In Alaska women have full suffrage without opposition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
INTERNATIONAL. SUNl6XSC100L.
 LESSON (By E. O. SELLERS. Acting Director of Sunday School Course Moody Bible In- stitute. Chicago)
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 28
SAMUEL, THE VICTORIOUS
 LEADER.

LESSON TEXT-I Samuel 7:3-17.
 GOLDEN TEXT-Hitherto hath Jeho yah helped mel Samuel TIP R. V.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26
The Reason.

"The man who uttered those forged notes made very clumsy job of it." "Oh, but, you know, he suffered"
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

The mother tongue has the father tongue beaten.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Many a man who knows his own mind is not overburdened with knowl- edge.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

The average man wastes lot of en- ergy in laughing at his own jokes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

It's the high spots that knock out the rolling stones.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

Beware of false economy. The man who does not invest in garden seeds seldom picks and cucumbers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-02-26

It's easier for young man to raise
  a row than mustache
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

ira dfee0raEapae &z@ s14itatsse. pssifpe9
RQh ~ mach ~ Rf0aiaea an eNsraxexAp&
ana RreleBthsais miiEaA sareeA eits rakssr
~ Brasuiee a settaBg wa6pn Win soe~ ~
a.l'saasasa the eeas sxassiae>A sse s,Ss
AidiforaiaA. whilR Tar fs0m . sasisaaA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
SOUTH AFRICA FINDS
YANKEE AUTOS BEST
American ImpOrtatiOns Come TO
Surpass Imports from
England.
JOHN BULL LICKED BEFORE WAR
Evea Reeere .urepeaa He.tiiitics
A~erlcaa-Nsde Naehiae. neEaa
e. UssrP the Lead Formerly
ueia ~ Gr~at nrttaiu.

ne remarkable Increase IN popuiArity
% the sncaiuua prieed American car
Nprosa - especially u,Arkva IN iSoAl-
titles, wh,ch. untn year or two aEO, had
tera sapplted almost ertirsly with cArs
% foreikn Manufacture Altheush the
eeterrsk - var tn nlrope has brouEht
shls tscs tAte pArticala- Presniaenee by
aeveioFinE the foreign market for Arner-
tea even mere rapidly. the general sx-
eeilcnee ~ ne Auseflcan ear was al
sSsay saaSiaE ttself telt VAC esfere hss-
tiiuics started
TIE realisation % me nan extent to
which the PNsii.s car has esea snytsd
rrVra south AfrteA had cNus 10 JeAn
nal before tAis year, Slnce the seArt
% var practically all % the ears soAa
N Seath ArnsrieA have been % An,srt-
can eoRstruetiea II . declared tAas a.
though he e,NsinE ~ the EnktisA hAe-
tories. SrSugat aNeas ~ tns war. tcreed
IN south Agriea have eesn ~ Ar~ert-
was stsarly = rraster % ecEagaratrveSy
fsu yeNrN
GalAs ~ Last rive NeAraN
FsgaFNs narrisaed ~ Sns q TIE ScGtA
AsTtean aisgrtsatsss ~ TIE wtllys-ov~r~
.An3 eaxop4nN eseutn6 the erSwth %
tznecrts 20 A.serscan RNklt earp n thai
serStssFy FrVvS hksAly nssr~s<t.x IN
thA Eaee feF s0PFresAex weieh say -
sah& ~ law ssAEtea n tSca EnSAAna AAs
eA1aea Ear seAta4 TIE FrSsa pesssea
wAssh Il Aa4 AtsAsree eeegeS~d In res
sAe Teal car tszsorts rreza ne CnEssa
Seatos were waived a. . nssae reers sAAa
@eaA TIE fszas~sa.s year tAsx sRrAzx
~ Esaers ana Ger tie fV,s- ysars pea-
SO tAelr setal vahae vas slea2N& -
- rpr eeas e tas Vah4s e earp tsRSrssa
treua EnStAaa or tse slsa1EeaelAl y~rsea
tRR@rts ssE tti3 erVEa Asasg.ea were
e. ezs 60 - akatsas E.r4as eer asass>
baAA ~ Raer~ t5An % yer eens N s1.
eses se EazhARs2s sokaA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
AUToM06llE BUSINESS
BOOMING ON PACIFIC COAST

ne san EsaBeiBco representative e
Detse Esoa repeVts tosit-hshil7g eonat.
tiea e. ssa1's h v~sssra sGsseA Aleaeugh
CillteFnhA has ever rA@e rseser cara
Registered N that stAse al the sresens
tuna ne rg7t ssasen shows pc slgEt18
avs ee assesaonEe sales aecord37g -
~ ~ Fs~nssh. Sen rsaaeiseQ rearsssasa>
tive toR Deese Eroa
~rsahsrs sa The Reektts cease are r'st-
nx h etEEasals - seeaz~ eaeagh ears -
eaf srdsrs Stshs ass,~ says mr., Frsaeh.
-aRd wN are beoktax sessa - ere 0f oar
siSnsse settings ssasens n i9tA TIE San
ptsEe ara san rrenetae0 sxPesasteRs vii
sraag thousands 81 VISITORS ~ Calteoi,aiA
Aaa ws eenrasntfS sxpset - send many
% taSse wAe sens ~ raa and bat home
va the er~ss-eesDtrS rcaee n seGreas
core canfexohA 70 lsa1tnx the eo9nkxy
"a he aNkiax &c Eeed r0aas. StAecaece
aAveax sssa NPEroRrtAsea SSeeatly fer
thAs RsEResN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
Bankers Refuse to
Help Out Agents
During the Winter

:.
me tset Vnst antos''or'le dealers Een-
ersl'y AZ re.ue'aht 20 tsNe eeiiVsry %
Vars our'hA uhe WINTER menths - auo u
,oe - - eo-esefN''oh en me fArt 81
- ll'sho.Nl 'h'e'es's % tne county IN
s''i'@ oeests eihp'e eAi1N Seso'''i''''is
uotN eoSoF0aAs % y %. S~'oet"nS sen-
80 'nNestE - me haynes AV'oii'N-
- company ~ NNNc,iiN nv
IN te'en' NVs-e Mt Setosfliak eaA's
ms sel'0' 70 uhe A'ehti'a 81 SNer'
0nser''''shs sN''iuoe''e NeNieF. we s~Ns'
ACTIVITY % me aeAlsr ~ sn''',e-
0t'ss = seriously nAHitNfva ooe % Nc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
Merchants Trim Up
Windows in Honor
of Auto Show Week

As tie etzasntsK sSa,sa@s ars being given
TIE sAs Auee sns~ az TIE AaaterEszni
oPaasa 10 SsgaRisg ~ tlsciax active IN.
reSaa see-s wtas3s~s rhspe srs s<1ss
eAsssrcy srtnraet wlth vartsas s,sxsss.
taess se tAa show. everglades srona ges-
sees and ssrns t0 small alsess themselves
ssi'as ervaaxe& ~ TIE shasAsws SsSA the
regular zlsreaantlssN az a seaths renahastsr
saas 0szaha's shkxeee and ssss kaee sAew
VIA even MeastaS and ~ the esassr se
asssnkRn tarVaSnQas TIE week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

strasture itself. VII take On = Gay,
ccsnfortAolo ASPECT which Win make
rersOa feel very much a. hense
Never in the his,oFy q Omaha meteor
shows viii TIE exNleftien 81 cars - %
eenspiete ana thercuEh Fally 30 r'eas-
ure care. ecmincrclAl vehicles ans trucks
VII ~ arrayed netcre toe vtew % rrcs-
reotive epyers ana a Is estimated that
those 50 csrs viii represent an invest
nent 81 tiNNNN
Every possible kind 81 = car. eauirpsd
With every possible ecntriVanee Tor tho
advantAse 81 the mcterist viii ~ Included
IN that extensive display. ttuec touring
cars with an me iates, improvements.
isAt tcprtnx ears. dainty ceupcs. sttrac-
tive rpnaseptA pretenttous umeasinee
ana lapsahcsA srccd ears swift delivery
ears Aaa huge tracAs viii be inei0dea
I'VE u,sesipss which win ee pus into 0ss
en- the Oshsha firs department. tn,rne,lt-
stely AFTER tae show Wtn sise ss 90 ais
pAAy
Faetery Mep nsr~.
Nesriy. every fAescry Watch is r~pre-
sentea N OpnAAa VIII hsve ono " nore
representatives here 10 assist the toeal
MeA te wake teeir exhibits attractive and
sPe@aItoG rasse factory wen wake all
ire shows IN the ccuntry and. II she
ssseW v - soea - ssst year-end thew
seesss q be Nc deuet eut vtst q viii -
vastly sapeyscr-y0o VIII 80 these fsc-
terry won uF~on dspAfture proscVnetex the
OMAHA sAsW AmSnw the i've eess N tse
eS,ntry
II y sxpectea that AZ teast Aeee persons
VIII eorne 10 oe,shs trotn VNrieas petnts
expressly 10 visit the show hers, Rcsterp
ava ether adVsrttstax have ecverea
tAereaxA,y all the territory Ia Nebraska.
south psketA. eastern ieWA wyNzainx.
celSra1te ana kansas ARD part - Mis-
souri, ana tAey are sure b. eFtnE results.
rwV Nlx NIGHTS ~ TIE week viii ~
T9esSaN ana thursday niEhts me
fNrseer VII be raWstesi algh9 ara sAe lat
ser seciSty ntsAt. olsen's orchestra hAs
prepared an extensive ProSrSm q e.
leelAity srpr0PEtAte meste tor Nusksal
n,sAt sna the cate city aoArseSss win
atsp~nse melddseas neleaaes az tater~
walls
Sselssx nikat win - ~ erewp1rs event
ee ire week Folite salesuaea VIII ~
tAstefagly atttred h the iatess u.eae %
eV~a,sx er~ss ana ssarN 81 those att~na-
ta< tAe sAsw VIII - arNss~a tH sae salae
m@nRer, "a ibis alsat TIE Prtee ~ al
tRtssiNa WI ee aSVaaeea ~ ~ eentsN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

with a tas'esrcoatai e luNrtostinE cT.
sufftaent heat has scsa Esnsratsa n
the meter % cCok an average neal n
suitably employed
Bach valve has cpened ard clcsed ! -
tifneS ana a. thew are eight vaives IN
= tour~eyiinder motor. there have teen
ans valve nacvernents
TherV have eesn ass sparks 81 ire four
spark plugs The wheels have revolved
81 tirnes snd the occupant has RIDDEN
comfortably over IN iiueai feet q
sround In two 70 four u,inusss n he
were walking he wCaid pcssiely cover
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
Lincoln Highway
Consul at Detroit
Attends Auto Show

Ca aeeeSos % tAs war eee1tssaa n
sHsEVReA~ save n g, osssrraaaa ~ pe-
tRe1s. soRseA.As-hAPSe TER ne LjDeoh,
Highway, ~fsSa N.eea ~ 2.see aus0 asa1s
- Weaasy sasseEe tes.rses VITA PaSs
tAEezxe NeSreskA ca ~ Llseela BiSa-
say tsss year ~ epa srVss re Cab.
fernAt sxeestSsa.s. eeeA Because they can
ps4 te,se9 tAskF Nssal s,asaeza % sesaa1s<
re sssaaseF aare&a ana because sa.sv
vast - 80 tas eNResftt,ns and me wsse
n va sssaA NeEtaaAhe rsh1 mine "a
e.sineNR teF S<aEeska~
hHR o1tsEunapA b ~ oaaaAa toF sas
AuSe sAews esd vitt have eeaspb,soaa
eealsSAsrseEe ~ tie As1issshasa al ue@k.
We wta se-eRssete Win Iseal ceasEl
~ q wAhtHea n Prenaethas uasuasarsnn
@ ne tuxAwsS ssseehAssea asa I. ar
saaEha9 esr eSteaatx~ hss<0xensass al
aAeDg tne NaEawas ~ NeAraska tahs sa-s
sssr H. % seeeRlas as TIE HsasANw
a0eeA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

gain in the number Of motorcycles used
In south Dakota during the last year.
Reports show tnat every fifteenth In
hnbftart % Great Britain uses a motor
cycle or q bicycle. The postal service
alone utiiizes about iioo0 machines.
A new motorcycle club has been formed
az Linton. Ind.
Delivery Of special orders BY the John.
son Fish company OF Green Bay Wis,
will In the future be made on a motor
cycle.
In order TO keep its IncmberH In touch
with the clubs activities. the Keystone
Motorcycle club OF Harrisburg, Pa, now
issues a monthly publication called Tho
Keystone Motorcyclist
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
OMAHA AUTO SHOW
OPENS ON MONDAY
Tenth Annual Event Wan Re Held
az the Auditorium Six Days
This Week.
OVER 600 CARS ON DISPLAY

with an that StAneh confidence
and optimlsm characteristics OF an In.
eastry which through the uneertAtn
period beginning last August has
held aP its head and faced the future
as tt has dealt with the Rest--N-avely
and with indemnaNlo sptrit--the
tenth annual omNha Aetcmehile
show viii open "A che Asditiriem
MenGAy. All week me show vin
continue. endtnk Saturday night
rsere viii - nethtn9 teaeAtive aScas
the eees,lRs MSRaAy. Ne ApcAreat ssnA-
enes 81 tSs psrt 90 ne exhieiterp e fsei
ther Way eaugteesSy, A. sosA as ne
eceFs are Orspe1 the omaha aesisrs win
set aewa q ca,stsess viva = niP ara
gess shaS wsn Hake the tenth aaaeAA
shcW = elkSeF Eoceess than any ~
eestNx eNhieiuNn
p.asriie the faes that IN sesse sscticae
81 ne eVsatry Wai,h,ss ara pseankRss
have ea,AnAtsA fsvsa aatcaeNiie losR. the
hpsSaRt feeliax ef saeeess h rreesoa,tnant
anaenk OtsAha aealerS ne war hasnt
eeeR sseA = eea enc IN opssAhA ara every
lAss DEALER ga the r0w Would ftna pAeAsaEe
n agraertAS che seAyel WSslasr Who s0s~
Eests tAss tSl Va, ee = PSer y~AE>
New Ntae. "a view,
Op9 e4x ITEM - tse nrm sgssgassza ~
az o.aAAA wsa , me rr0dnrttea % tAe
NeEtssa Factories tsss year, I'VE EsAau-
taetsr~rs have PEUS1SNe1 TIE Feal geoes
sAts year ana tAe sc.enSe % eAeaA eat
aurasae cArs s~eass - have Esseaed tts
seanA tA tie tstS yaSsAlA taPr0Vezaeats
have eeen EAsas n every tire, desaxniNx
,saxsss eees,raettea ANA sVSA tA asSers-
tioaA
redAy tae Uassea SAAses leNas every
ether eesRtsS IN the AetNsaeNaAe Industry
ava esas heFA ~ the xAtewaS - ths
west. Stands OmAha. eve ~ tes sasssAa-
tial eaies Whese steadily Estatax tFsasA
With Reser gtsesesasea "a = F~tyeSysae
asreettosA hAs been ses feeaStAtkea tyr
sAs savsne~ % cots iAna h TIE p@Ness ~
Alx taetessrees VITA = swat sgFssas
fese~ ths AsaersAa NSte2seeA,s r@es-
neeag Aas Seae esA vita peNNS = seeA-
ward stepN RSs sVea q KaSsN Ana -
l,saaNa. Wnsre etRaRekat aeeEeeasea 10
SaknewA. esass, ~ ssVea eEeafl Sesae
ettle4. sisg~z ~ tar tnsAn opaaAa. eas@
false4 ~ p,AtRsAia tast Nee@aS. psAstRn-
ttaa atvaNeeA fQt tas1T &etRteae-ee have
seea sSSreeaee ANA - tshe eea@sEs mass
~ seeer,Aea ne AhSAsst epaEa n thts
kpeAt as~ teaNssrS,
N2rsNx tAs year e. tatt-eaa ~ wes =
VA wear les--Sa1ee eAge werN eeAa .
tetaA Vasae ee sse.eA8a@ A PEeskeethsA
barser tsaR sse balance ~ tae wsSaA
ne AN1teezhass wet ~ wei1eea eener-
rasaelv sasa SHARE TO-DAY e9x 80 ~ A.
pAsy seAsslsx NealAaS, Satsr,iiAy aeesxe~
se4s worked "a tae sstalaas9 and ~
eNsh ears ~eR@ pa n Place EedAS an
nfk ~ esRishe1 eez the Ms week
psess@teeaA ns@~gte~A
rhsa RESERVATIONS sz@ ezQsiHissA. psslkneo
saa ~ nifeh ~ Rreseeee an eNsraxekAak
ana RreteBAaslis misEaA sanesk eits sakasr
r. Bransee settaag wafp0 Win soe~ ~
aslvall1saps the care sxaAsiaeA 49, hsls
AaditorarsA. waiiR Tar es0m q sasisaaa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14
Interesting Facts
About Regal Motors

1kest 5fQcsrtscS 1rs ecnetrE - rule
arvan1 over the PVySr plants ee their
aitssnaeaiies s1d esage What sose ca IN
asbs the Hsecla8ifan a. SroNahsocs ard the
siti1 &c sl@ auihtsr. says M 3 NeEng.
sseAnssa1 man a. tina ssgah NkSeor csr
eon3ca11e
TAXI TIM average aitans0oits anseor wtth
q Nrxe-sirGih strs0na At0~ many people
know sins vitsi ar'tnars s@ariag q re-
Wolves 2 - isinss IN d-irias the car enc
zine, vhils sls Viistoas travel a2cr0xs~
usaseer sna and ens-ha1e zllhss
IN TIE slsaa s'lne &as sa8Sns 0E pure
air and TIVE wine glasses ~ gaselfne have
trsversea he spksass sSsceas. tosssAsr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

A nurnNer q u,cscTvyoitsss % WheelinE.
W. Va are Planning % make the trip
TITS Summer - ire Panama exposition.
TIE Arrow MctcrCycle club q West Ho-
bcSen. y. J. q prev1rinE fer feature
part q Mavch
There has oeen about - per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

TIRE sane distances m nfteen minutes. TAX
in< aSout aec sesps @ % 80
WITH the u,otor runEire 81 go revoin-
tions 30 the minute. there are lao power
impulses n nat tfr,N o. twenty every
secc,d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-14

!; = ...: s.asssssS's ssss sas ssss sss.sss -
a1snaReEA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
SMALLPOX SITUATION
mo CAUSE FOR ALARM
Nine Cuscs In City HIVE Been isolated
nnd Conditions Are BcinI Cure
fully Watched.

No new cases or smallpox were re-
ported yesterday. and so far as condi-
tons are now known. there seems, said
Or. II. c. Levy. chief health officer, yes
terday afternoon, no occasion for alarm,
james Milton. five years old, brother OF
six -year-old Arthur Milton. of 2010
Nenable Street and his mother, who
have been exposed to the di,-ase
through Arthur. were ordered to bc
Kept under surveillance.
In all. nine cases have been reported
and tn" situation seems to be well in
hand. Dr. Levy is gratiiiod with the
quick response Of employers in large
manufacturing concerns III having their
employees vacc!nated. Many reported
TO the Health Board Offices on tho
fourth floor Of The city Hall, and asked
to be vaccinatcd.
Vaccination. SAYS Or Levy, has bccr
proved by medical science TO be n s,irn
preventive ot the disease and he con,
tinucs to urge not ONLY those VIM
suspect themselves Of having been ex
posed To the malady, but all others =.
vel! TO II" innCulatcd with the vaccine
MI cases have NOT yet been discovered
thinks Or. Levy, an, the danger OF I'm,
lection tx sun present. All who SO
desire MAY b" vnccinH,cd free of
charge In IN" Health Board Offices, from
TO O'Clock every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
Trcc-PlantinE Takes Place Mt Rich
mOnd College commencement.

Class day exercises were features o.!
the commencement program at Rich
mond College Yesterday. Wcsthamp-
ton COLLEGE seniors entertained their
friends at 10 o'clock, after which a
daisy chain vas formed by the young
women. and class tree planted on
the lawn. At noon the 1918 class Of
Richmond College planted a tree
In the afternoon at $50 O'Clock the
Richmond College seniors gave a gar.
den party, and at 80 last night their
class day exercises were held. The
Glec club gave musical program
Commencement weck opened Snn-
DAY morning with the haccalaureate
sermon At II o'clock in the college
chapel by Rev. !. II. strong. -. T.. pas
tor Of Eutaw Place Baptist Church
Baltimore Ncspcr services were con
Quoted sunday afternoon by Rev r.
Cabell Hennins, OF Greensboro. y. G.
Alumni OF Richmond College will
meet this afternoon in annual session
The senior orations will be delivered
this morning. and n $40 O'Clock to-
night the college play, LAS You Like
It." Will be rendered.
Graduating exercises will take pla &c
tomorrow morning, when degrees Will
bc conferred upon graduates Of the
two Institutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
BAG Is RECOVERED
Valuable manuscript VIII he Returned
To Colonel w. a. Koch.

The travelling bag OF Colonel W
Alhcrtus Koch, historian Of the Con-
federate Camps Of New Orleans which
was lost OH the train carrying the
Louisiana veterans. sponsors and maids
OF honor to Washington last Friday,
vas recovered yesterday. and will be
restored 10 it's owner to-day.
When the bag containing Colonel
koch's History OF the Louisiana
Tigers" In manuscript. and other valu-
ahlc papers was missed. the loss was
reported to Captain David A. Brown
chairman OF The entertainment COM
mIttee OF the reunion. clcw sup
piled In the initials "R. T.. r." on the
bag substituted for the missing niece
Of baEcace enabled Captain Brown To
identify the latter as the property OF
l.. t.. Borden. veteran from Stras-
burg Mr.. Borden made the exchange
by mistake when ne left the train at
Strashurs When h. learned tho
Identity of the owner of the bag in
his possession nc wrote TO Richmond.
eNpla ming tn" mistake. and requesting
that Colonel Koch be advised at once.
and asking tho address 10 which the
latter's property might be forwarded
10 him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
Painting and Drawing.

Senior A-Misses Josephine Kahn. Lu-
ellie Tallcy, Marie HolZgrefe. Adelaide
Ryan. Agnes Vondclehr. Mary Jones.
Anne Marin. Claire Cornwcll. eliza :
beth Dollard.
scnior--Misses Madeline Meyer.
Gertrude Virginia McGranighan. HELEN
Nolte. Cavnnagh.
Drawing: G senior-Misses Helen
Nolte. Catherine Nondelehr. Genevievc
Wright. Catherine Smith. Grace Sulli-
van.
Eighth grade-Misses II elen Mahoney.
Mary Onesty, Grace Ryan, Isabel Mercr.
fcrina Donnini, Marie Gisseibrecht.
Rose Reardon.
Seventh Erade--AIisses Minnie Mo
rano. Frances Gillio. Ida Onesty. NADIA
line Trtmer, Eva Mareck, Virginia Har-
ton Wilhcmcna Walker. Nora Dugan.
Matte Hare. Helen Smith. Eleanor
Schultz. Margaret Craven.
Sixth Erade-Aisses Alva Fisher,
Mal!ssa BACKYARD. Genevicvc Rye.
Louise Deddin, Catherine Carter. Helen
Tolk"r. Eleanor Meyer. Margaret Pow
ers. Agnes Balm Edna Smith. Isabelle
August. Lena Dale I.uche.
mody. Martha Yardlcy. BESSIE Oman.
ney. Theresa Morrissey.
Fourth grade--Louise Fletcher. Mar
Sarct Johann, Lena Picchi. Florence
pafron. Sarah Walker. Hazel Connell.
Savilla Kelley iiazeltinc Slater. Frances
Lawrence. Helen Sterling. EVELYN Me
Namara, Mary Dononi. Pauline Clark