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Ing pictures Among other things, he
hah visited every movie show in Bos-
ton. and had compiled statistics OF at
tchdanc. IN It careful Yankee way
Davis wanted to help the rural sections;
Treat had tho thing TO do IL with; and
the t"o OF them met In the Great Idea.
Davis and Treat went off 10 wash
nrton ana bat their great idea I'M TO
ia! gay. his verdict about as follows:
our scheme sounds good. boys but
you've got To show me
Ana they did
"r!isy plunged into the remote rural
districts OF he South Win such pictures
- were then available. ana showed
IheE exhibited In schoolhousca and
churches. even IN eycn fields
The Response WAS really ,vxtraordi-
mary. Evcrywhcro ia. boys wc,h their
york attracted Immediate attention and
enthusiasm. Letters concerning IL came
IN TO the department. Of Agriculture
from all parts OF the country. and a
large developing plant ilad 10 &c in
tailed In Washington 10 carry on the
work
"or course the work has been biz
success. After II had passed It's expert :,
mental stages in the Department or
Agriculture, various other ORGANIZATIONS
took r. up NJ. Treat made for the
tocHefeilcr Sanitdr! Commission micro
scopic moyiup pictures az The full de-
Nclopm.n, Of The hooE%o.m When the
great cooperative league OF sixteen
Sand I'm town. w.,s formed In North
Carolina. the officers OF the ogsaul2ation
"c1!ded that baNiy MAS the man TO
MAKE TN" movement go. ana brought
hinI ior the purpose And things arc
now moving ~ the Sand Hills.
The boys have brought to thcir work
Il glowing enthusiasm, :. never failing
nehsc OF hGmor. fine phys;qucs. and love
LOT "'s''iHS wI!ch Smncks OF the soil.
They arc doing a lob which is aanr
'nciy great They nave inausurntcd 81
governmental service which ~ destined
10 expand indefinitely ana which win
mean millions and miilons Of dollars In
increased production. ANA countless
human lives made brighter ns w.i az
more efficient"
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South America Hcckons Is

txJ RAJ is the status Of South American
trace at present? What are orr
chances of securing large or prepondcratin.,
part OF that trade? So much has been writ
len ABOUT me opportunities Of the United
states in South America during tho war I'M,
the curiosity of many people has beer, s,irr.,,
as well as the perhaps somcwha, too.rrca,
optimism of Others.
There can be no doubt that the commercial
enhances for neutral nation in Sou,n
America are extraordinarily great ius, nov
I'VE have an opening which could never hav.
come 10 us otherwise q, the same time. a
considerable amour, OF adaptability viii he
necessary If we are to avail! ourselves nf Xxx
opportunity.
The protective tariff has spoiled our hnsi-
mess men for export trade. We arc no, used
fo the small profits and long credits cus,n.
mary In South American business ,rans,ctin,,
German and English merchants have 1ong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
More Humor From the City Hall

NJ of the finest bits Of unconscious
bumor that has been turned loose from
Re City Hall in long time-not even ex-
idinG the Street Cleaning Department--s
e complaint Of paving contractor who
Us he is being damaged and outraged by
unicipal insistence that he 1.-Two up TO the
Ems OF his contract
That complaint is almost If not quite
liQue!
According To the contractor, it has been
pr years the custom OF the City Engineers
department not 10 insist on compliance with
specifications. In other words under this
unable arrangement. persons doing bust
hess with the city are alleged to have been
permitted to contract for one thing and
FURNISH cheaper and inferior article
IL lf this be so, those paving firms and corpo-
ratioHs that understood the situation epjoyed
Ia wholly unfair advantage over those not
IN the secret. The bidder who expected 10
DO what his contract required could not. of
course, meet the prices OF other bidders who
expected to do no such thing
s obviously, this arrangement was and is
intolerable 1t does not agree. furthermore
with the public's estimate OF the character
OF City Engineer Boiling. and very exact and
positive evidence wilh. have TO be SUBMITTED
before Richmond will believe he was a Marty
IS it.
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Gcrman-Americans Are Loyal

N.Y. NY this nonscnsical talk which fills tina
w newspapers about the loyalty OF Amerj-
Rcan citizens of German birth to America
NO more gratuitously silly question was ever
(a1sen If the people who talk so ,nuch
would study history a little, they would find
hat Germantown Americans have ALWAYS
6'ecn noted for their intense devotion Ia tbnr
adopted land.
The truth Of the matter is that men find
IL Impossible not TO sympathze with one ar
o'her OF the contestants in the mighty war: u
is so colossal. so "ord-embracing that human
nature would he other than il is If Americans
were not deeply interested. Practically All NJ
the people of this country take sides one
way or the other. and if the ma iori,y preSrr
me allies. the minority are but exercising
their rights in wishing well 10 the Teuionic
arms. It's free country
Occasional violations of neutrality Of Cor
mans iii this country do not affect tho mas.
or German American citizens MANY Ameri
Means 'abroad have entered the French and
eiNgiish armies. ana nobody thinks pucr No
less OF them; many Americans in Euroro are
giving active aid ana assistance 10 tho a,Iios
IN ore way or another, without exciting much
criticism. This does not in any way oxcusc
Germans who may be guilty Of brencb.s or
neutrality ~ this country they should 10
punished 10 the FUN extent Of the law Inn,
1t does show mat active par,isanship i, nan,
all OH one side.
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practiced the policy OF studying the tastes
and prejudices of native consumers in various
parts of the world. and then endeavoring to
comply with them
We must take lesson from their success
1t VIII not only be necessary for us to learn
how To put up goods according to South
American taste. but also to conduct credits
according to South American predictions.
That we need some other trade channels
than Europe is becoming increasingly evident.
Oar present immense export business is, to
some extent, deceptive. 1t is true that our
exports for January, 1915. were S100,S76,-
1872. as against s71.524,531 for January,
1914 but this large excess is chiefly due to
purchases OF war materials If anything
should occur to disturb this trade. as now
seems exceedingly likely. an outlet like South
America would become of extreme import
ancc.
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II is the opinion of American
Anti-Anlericnn travellers. scholars and others
Sentiment who have first hand informa ion
In Japan th, AZ" , 'a au VIZ t4nu,'.o,s
Japan Is being created an
omihous degree They say III this country
no not begin to realize the feeling that Is being
stirred up among the populac", a large per-
GentaEc OF tho people look upon II war with the
United States as inevitable ard certain to be
precipitated soon. They have been melted
largely by the vernacular press. Statements
nhad" III Congress and other happenings in this
country have been distorted all out Of proper
tion, To lead the people OF Japan into wrong
impression OF us and our motives. That is un-
fortunate, but il seems to be "a fact and should
NOT be ignored by us. If public sentiment among
Tue masses or Japanese il against should
not resent IT simply because AN injustice is being
zone. Resentment would only add to tho dni-
cuitF ana might result In uutburst that even
a'pion'ats and officiadom could not control IL
10 'inportan; that we should avoid acts that are
ikelS 10 engendcr friction to be msinter-
preted In japan. Meantime, effort should be
ih'ic 10 set the people Of Japan Alright regard
INK US ana our attitude toward them and thoir
c"uhtrE.--Indianapols Star.
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rench thrift Wins

PARIS. February lG-'rhc lonr-nro.
c!aime9 thrift or the French housewife
- standing IN" test ri higher prices
win TIA" ease and Skill expected Of her.
.tithou2h Incomes nave been dimin-
ishad' at The same t;nc her fn:niiy is
ncl s.HerlhE ah1 IL Is no; likely that
VI VIII aniier II Requires just n little
NOR" care IN buying. Il l:ttlr more skill
IN providing satisfactory dishes, and
ih nom o. these sho has no superior
Tn" following table shows priccs to-
Ha| compared WITH those az just before
Z "a" war. and Whiie Their" may be noth-
ing particularly Significant in II single
item, vet in the ncgrcSntc il spells q
lastly Increased cost under old stand
a rds OF iiNMIs.
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HER NAME WAS M1Iiu

Georgia nnlo was Maudic,
-, Who used to ga:nboI free
~" VrrHhht fields ana pastures.
Up there Ia Cherokee
Alas! ono day stronger
Led Maud away from home.
Aiih sent her swiftly sailing
far Ger the briny foam
To whore the war was raging
Aud bullets fell Hike rain
MA rifle pitH and trenches
On BcIg'un's soddcn plain.
They .hitchcd her to cannon.
ANA ordered her to go.
IN IN tongue Of Emile lola
round Sho did not know,
fnnr MM'i1lc wha not happy
She dihn'i Ike their style
Sh" backed against the Trenches.
ana kicked en- bout "a milo.
Sh" rcn,irr"1 fihhx and Touulos
hnh hnoctnd tho Turcos out
Sh" busted NJ two autos
""d 'hrn she wheeled about.
Ana "hhrX"h upon tho Kitchen
md ry"rnrt The noun
Ana 'rrphd thG generals noeRin
ii"f h"@ls they topped the loop.
She I"hpsh the narrow trenches
Auh WIN Wild bnzoo,
She babe tn. Ecrambling allies
reBOnnnt adicu.
She charged among the Germans,
without single vince
She smashed the line Of bnttlc,
And tramplcd on n prince!
They went Tor her with Teppelins,
And Krupps and Gatling guns
Thcy tore the trees with shrapnel
And deadly metal buns.
But Maud Just kicked and beloved.
And switched her tail at such;
And Railoped into Holland,
And took UP with the Dutch.
j. A. Hall. In Atlanta Journ;
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stew hnsh ana other plain dishes hut
there was no complaint. lam and
Ih"cSe were served for dessert and
sometimes In the morning they would
GET slice OF bacon for breakfast No
one VINO mas not seen ihemat work can
'eai%e what tho American ambulance
t"t i's mas h'ch ana IS doing in the
3anc Of the Ainerican .ed cross
Uncle sam can proudly say:
one o. my gifts t. humanity is the
; merican ambulance corps at Neuilly.
France"
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Old Wnys AiNNnyn Hcst.

what do you consider" asked the p1zzled
cost Of livng?' " &c"
mere , are various devices replied Congress
nI"n ioEStat, but the old ,v is IN IN
.roduce few bills reducing tho revenues Of
me railroads: Means of meeting the hiuh cost
measures are withdrawn
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Lees ARMY,

Please give the local io, -. ,..,., -.
army at the beginning 0: May. 1864 ~
,, 49, THOMAS ~ SCOTT
1ro ne'" the south bank o! The Rapldan. in
ratae' me right tEwclis Corps) ncar no
,. Of Mine Run, and the left Ci!lrsc ,,n,r
'-pe'H ;hi!is In the neighhCrhood Of t;ordom.
- ms ms disposition was shifted 10 the cas-,
y" me- hrants army. which crossed the Rapidnn
=, 'ermanna. and from the 81. bcgan Tic h,t .
,.cs OF tHe Wilderness and OF Spo;svlv.n;,
oou dais and around Hanover Junction and
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Constnntinopic's Fourth Fail.
Nrovidcmce .IournalD

~ ''N'd'iNC bouIIldl.D
CunStahtinoplc may he the first de-
ciSivr pTIZc for the allies. The ancient
CITY on Europ.'s stormy frontier has
been hammered. assaulted and besicged
many times but taken only thrice in
all rs history. And 1t has been serious
~ Threatened but once since tho Turks
wrcstcd II from tho descendants of the
CAESARS near five centuries ago,
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Time YET To Act

Our Congress sits for two more DAYS.
But that is time enough
To launch. In Legislative ways
Some very torrd stuff
And II its ear is near the ground
TO learn the peoples will.
Twill pass that measure safe and souua
The good ship purchase bill
TIL; TATTLER
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Let the Council Investigate.

XJhA lev FIX else may be said or thought
w oi the Vice Commissions second report,
II makes clear, at least, tina, the commission
has in its possession evidence affecting and
rejecting on the discharge Of their duty by
members OF the Police Board IL is true that
the commissions possession of such evidence
was made entirely apparent to all reasonable
minds by n reading Of the frs, report, but
inc other sort OF mind now will have its an
preh"nsions d!spelled and doubts removed.
Chairman Starke's letter to Mayor Ainslie
concedes without difficulty an obligation i'm
posed by the commissions public function
and or which The Times Dispatch has in
sisted from the hour when the original find
inga were submitted. The letter says:
The commission, Therefore. resn.c,
fuily Informs Your Honor that ii ,.cog-
h%es the duty and obligation of fur
hshihS 70 any properly cons,iiu,.d
committee or investigating body all
esla'ncs IN us poase"si"n tending 10
snow Official wrong doing Oh the MARI
OF members OF the Board OF Polio" Com
hiisSioi"rs, and upon the demand Of SUCH
committee or other inv"at!eating body
We shaH place such evidence in H..
hands
rs matters now stand. The commission has
advised the Mayor tina, it has evidence
against members or the Police Board, which
1t IS prepared 10 surrender TO any authority
competent TO conduct an investigation.
whether the Mayor himself has that au
MISSION denies ii on the advice of couue,.I
II is certain that ample authority resides IN
the City Council, or "A committee ann,,,,.d
by II To take evidence
Why wait longer and split straws? II is
wholly likely that the Mayor wouid b.ye
turned over the evidence, had It been nr..
s"n,cd to him. to Council or counciI,oanic
committee We believe the public will no
pest satished by an investigation conducted
III '4ia manner. Careful selection OF thc com
h''''e' membership and provision OF able
couhhel INC CITY Attorney would be wholly
""hir"bie- would assure honesty and fun
ness and justice both to Richmond and n
the men accused
u NE Mayor asks Council TO conduc, tho
ih'oaUEatiyn, IT is certain the rcauegt will
We GRANTED. what advantage can there be
III further hesitation or delay?
~ mississippi Legislature has oassed and
inc supreme Cour, OF the state has unbe,d
"a" """Iphihg ~" keeping Of liquor in The
''oH' -" OF SOCIAL clubs And the ,orrid sum
ih'f days are only fcw months away,
woman seventy years old has entered
81 .ouis nigh school as a s,udcp, Wa sbou
"."' next II Is likely. of Chicago datosc,
on eighty five Who has been cnroIind In ,ho
infant class "a le
as an enemy OF the high cost of living Tho
assam" Oh tic Darfapcllcs forts is proving
""gt success Every time a fort crumbIc.
me price Of wheat ,umbles.
i",h britain and Germany appear deter
mined 10 hcW TO the line, let the shins sipk
where they may.
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Somewhat Doubtful.

interested Tenchcr--Does your father believe
in woman suffrage?
irecociouS Johnny think he does. heard
MN 'c'i mother the other day f he had tho
-, ~ III, 10 40 the deciding the 'Eettcs would ret
al 'ha' was coming to thcm--and then some
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The Nn.Inf In~


""soc'at,"n Ut ideas brings some eccc,,ri,
notions. eccentric
be no objection: e SSn
lh'' lankle UP our rIsibles with very funu,
i.cr complexion " -, 80 ,"h''i
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Insignia or Societies.

Is there any law IN virginia .snirs, ,i
, anses. ete;' OF society to wch The wcarer
.rb ,o, y. Y
ne acts OF Assembly, 1905. page % contain
t"'utc mak'hg 1t "a misdc'ncanor and liking
me OF not less than 500 etc 1870
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louisville Courier Journal)
y "gymnastic club" was raided in
New York aud no apparatus but q faro
bank found. Well. did tho police ex-
pcct to find golf as an indoor cxcrcise7
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The I'csainist SnyS:

docs seem shame the way professional
Dasepnil players are held down and abused
WY, iotS or them who only make about $40 n
mHE III The summertime worth at least 80
cents a day in tho winter " ~ "'
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I:nfiClnx Serxnntr

Is IL against the law in VIrriui, ror 49,.
'''r 10 entice my servant away from mo? {,
aou VIII ma statute intended 10 proyidc
1906 page 45S. '-e'-"'' -'cis Tor
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But IT I could these brcezes
rule
I'd take them to frozen
pool
And with icicles spike 'cm.
They make no hit at all with
me-.
Their manner is too rude
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SONGS AND SAWS
Winds of March.

mere are some folks quite daft about
ne winds of March, that rage and shout
VINO say they really like"em:
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he'd every day In tho ycnr by The Times.
PublishinE Company. Inc. Address "a!
|icnttons to THE TINES DISPhTI Is,
Lspatch building. 20 South Tenth Street.
Id, Nu,
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Curen. Editorial Common,
Where VIII
Responsibility
Then Rest?


Where VIII IN" freight department OF n rail
Responsibility -, na !usl resigned his pont
tur" OF his VIE and the attendant
publicity. The woman is - al.r-
'ttis' ana determined 10 maze personal in
N'h'HhtI"h "i Nici"uS rfforth IA ST Louis Sin.
m,""' '''D several places TO md out why men
~ =" :" t"'c, sat and drank win IN,
,,i. - 'he saloons. and succ"odnd Il,
ar"auns such a" nnroar that she was ARRESTED
~ :" n'h"f"rf! 2"fs"t ana was locked M, in
ntiault of bail Several Questions .iI ~ ~.
=" many npon whom does the rcsponsibiuiv
',t 80" ~ .hr ",'rH outbreak. and upon whom
""n'h II rnst " the wife were actuaII, :. ,n,mr
.ns,Hdn or AZ a, present. merely an cmthmnIasilc
,",pT"'h OF Votes for Women? Would Tho
'"nfh' fchpohsimlity OF the husbnud ror ~.
m,' n,t,1is d,sappear together viii hiK ,cv,I
,,. npNLn'p.nty u she were voting ,ltizcn7
qua either responsibility di.aun,.Ty wv,
,ntr 'ain'ly relation be altered in such 3, mou'h
,,t nv u is! Would man feel hin.sW -.
n'aBiaccd ny such ~ performance. Ia. ~ ~
.tan'hiach wife. evidently against his o,., en-
'aat no would be forced to resign his ou', H r'
.,'p's place among men in his con,r,,a,, ''',''-
New York Evening sun '''h''H =
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Queries and Answer,
fhnv-Whit,

49, fhnv-Wfiitc.
flease give the date Of tho Thaw- White Kill
ing want the date OF whites .ica,h
June % 500 i. J.. e.
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TcrIllinOlory.
Grubbs-

nrubps-Don't YOU like Biffkins any longer,
Htupbs-fes. indeed like him much longer
II you let the word refer to distance and mean
away ~ ~
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mnii!itaristic but merely for defense: but so TO
.nih hour arc the German. ltuSspn. Austrian and
British milltarlsts--Ncw York Evening Post
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TELEPHONE. RANDOLPH

zion ONCE. 10 south Tenth street
richmond 1870 Hull street
burg. 100 North Sycamore Street
|urx cIS Eighth stree
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-, Ana too COMPOUNDED drafty:
w men they working double time
1 rear that TO some other cline
These winds OF March will waf, me
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The Bright Side of Life
L. nrcScnerRtr.

49, bureaucratic
S' =" had your choice Liza which wor,,
20 Ta.nsr do-!ivs, or die an go to heaven,
'Ah'd rather live"
ny. Liza White, YOU scan'lous chile. sun
ga; school haint done yo' no ,;ood ,ta,J,"
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'bnu intentions.
', ~, want To pay that little bill OF yours.
r,;.n h'ihN You sir: thank YOU.
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Ills Perccnfnc

Lyman ITO" many servants do YOU kronp
Buffalo >prcss we've
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Something
New In
Defense

h. Yil atcn into ,hn i'rS, ~ enroll nj once. and
by applying TO Congress tnot to the ,,sv,, S'
pointing power IN the White IIous.l t ~
hNision OF cavalry and the rank of IN, ior :"
"rnl but " the Colonel has nxcd All M; h'n-
,,' we AMMAN VIII naturally ask why amw W
i'ihR "lsc Us needed, when the Rooseyeu CT,
rs so ready for the fray. and ('onuro.s "'iiE
an Know. could not refuse modest w,sh
me hh,S"r' we may be sure will take MOI
ana guide himself accordingly AS Ia tho 80
RESERVE it liz a great Improvement in on ne"
ap"ct over any other yet started in Tho, :,
proposes tn support itself by dues OF :, nma, ~
OF dollar year. and is to ask no,b,nn ~.
present OF Congress. Its members are he'll,
donating % cents to wear a red, white mi 80
button ian excellent idea when the h,,,, "i i
dnstry Is so dcpressed) and to report thi
address to the Headquarters OF the lcarue fnn
limos year Veritahiy, IL is an extra0rdjnar.
year for ambitious miltaristic organiza,ioms =,
be formed by our would-be Bernhardi. ~,
course 'hey are all earefn, to say they arc not
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Before ro-day's

"o'ne commodities have not yet risen
III price. Among them Is bread The
faris baker has stopped baking fancy
bread. bat he still sells The family loaf
at the same price as before the war
Flour costs the same Fresh vegetables
AN he had in plenty at practically
tie old price. MIL: il no ocarrr ana
dried vegetables SHOW a tendency 10
20 down in price. The price Of tea and
coffee remains The same
MI this has como since III" sudden
'nhation Of prices al the outbreak of
the war. Then, with II" Germans al
mos; IN sight, housewives began 10
store mp for sicsc under advice OF
those VIII" remember lS7O-'71. Prices
went soaring, but the change i'm the
fortunes Of war and government inter
position ended that. and the housewife
accepts the slight increase without n
murlnur. Her skill gives her n margin
before the pinch will be actually felt.
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me newest thing in def.r.o
ana security leagues ana r,,'iNe
reserves rs go from tho 49,.
as lhcod"rc ROOSEVELT /. d,
inc honorary head Hc am, 81.
fOlr SOnH WILL onrnIl a. 49, '''S
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ork. ...................c 200 Fifth Avenue
.o........ Peoples Gns Buih''"v
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lnullD Gimes.pispatrb

les. Founded. .IsSs
1PATCIt, Founded. 1850
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|AsDnoo'>. STORY &c DpOoKS. NC
Special kdvcrtisin. representatives.
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woman seventy years old has entered a
~ '"uls hlgh school as a student We shnI,
mar next 1t is likely, of Chicago daroge,
W 'sn 'h'c VINO has been enrolled in the
infant class " "a.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

BY Tines-Dfspntch Corrier Delivery Service In
edmond tnnd suburbs) and Petersburg.
ally with sunday. week. ........I5 cents
nil! without sunday, one week. ...... 10 cents
'ndny only. Observation-Disclosures. cents
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~ MlFsisSpp Legislature has passed. and
t"o ""pre me Nour, o. the State has upheld. n
"a" pro" I"''hg 10" keeping Of liquor in The
pcr days are only q few mou,bs away,