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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Ethical
alks
Woman and Home

training the child to train her own
voice at the same time IL IL Is not AL
ready OF pleasing speaking quality.
So the instruction works 20 advantage
all around. And again. because chill
drcn are initiative they should he more
or less in the company of those who
do know how TO speak properly.
When children are at play is the time
when they are specially apt TO let their
voices go and in their excitement
they will utter words in q tone that
could only he likencd To the snap nf
whip. Unless such Il child il checked
in youth she will grow mp with harsh
toned speaking voire-a most unloNely
thing in woman.
Some thini that they can use any
kind OF voice around home" and put
on best" voice for company. The
result is artificial and insinccrc. No
sensible person tries tn put this theory
into working Effect. Have one voice
the best one. Use It at home and guard
1t carefully. never allowing excitement
or anger To run away with it's pleasant
ness. Before sou begin to speak have
your voice placed" i'll an agreeable key
and pronounce your words clearly and
distinctly. You might practice little
rimes in the privacy OF your boudo!r
every day urtil you get The habit ar
Il correct way OF speaking and Il pleas
ing tone is acquired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
An Ancient Food
Souerkraut Standard Produe.

In recent interview with DR. John
Dill Robertson. health commissioner Of
Chicago. this official said
1T is not generally known that
sauerkraut il among the most ancien,
FOODS OF Europe. Centuries ago u was
made In Germany. where the peasants
pun II up in old wine casks and similar
containers In the Russias, likewise.
the use Of saucrkrau; runs back far.
beyond tn" memory OF man
The mode Of curing cabbage was
much the same in both countries hut
IN EusSia the hrau, was preserved in
PITS IN the ground for winter consunp-
lion.
Pcrhaps Ia no oth-r single instance
can the stamp Of modern progress be
more clearly felt and seen than in
me development of the saucrkrau, in
dustry.
1T may hc said, furthermore, ina,
as food i, is one Of the ,h.,,,4a,
products on the market"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
WtiiuEtB0ITS OF SUSPECT
l>tt"r SECRET ny potter,

!'.'|'"r =" nc H1"S-pISpatCh
pANNIl.ll:. VA, January 3i-.rhe
police have in custody at "A nl,rc nm
named ny them, negro who iS ans
p"ctcd of being the man who attacked
Miss Helen M"rriasctt over a week a-o
II developed to-day that he has bren
held tor the past three days and will
he confronted by the young girl who
believes she can identify him by h!s
queer voice. Tn" negro has !, bad po-
lice record. and he was seen where the
girl WAS attacked less than i've min
utes before the assault was committed
] ne chief OF police has instructed the
officers to be unCommuniCative with rc.
gard to the arrest. No talk Of vio-
lencc has been heard. but IL Is realized
that tho local volunteer company is
away from the city doing duty at Hope
we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
D@-:ls: sao Pyouhoea
:. 4- brae- II. D.

= 1za,al.s
sr-trE- ~. tr-,r -g. b.-,-
Afc lieets'EA ~. t.-- 'E- Gums,
~ - F=- -r $50 v4r,. I'M
.2---lc-t -@. -a9. INC general
h-a.Tt go Il. rs free discus
s.~e,e >.a:,n.s' veax or wa,erv
c.co5p. stone 3 ana Intestinal trouble.
ar ':he-...a..sta." ar. so commonly.
rot@1 among H." Injurious elects Of
!.es!@ c,ed =, or;aosa tina, good uhy~i-
Clans n "ahaEs Insist upon an expert
den,sts examination. forrin"d per
haps. T.? an &-.aT photograph OF The
5aws. in order TO reveal any hidden
pus- pockets on septic foci" which
may be entirely accountable FOR tho
gcncn,l ailucut
In previous discussions Of the sub
iect, competent critics inform us. we
have not suhcicutlv emphasized The
Importance of dentistry We have
dwelt upon the "uGamcha and the
sirept"ccccuS as causes of pyorrhoea-
the former treated hy nyuudermtc in
jec'iOns OF crnct.no tivcu bv physician
or dentist. the latter by scrapirr ont
The pus-purkets ANA preparing n vac.
cine from The material. to b., admin
lst"Tcl al intervals over a prolonged
period of weeks. Eut we have had
nothing % say about the need OF
dentistry 10 remove ca!car"ous deposits
from III. roots al the tc.til--sculinc
~ - called THIS i. an essential par,
of ine Treatments and no paucn, should
NEGLECT II
or course. IT j. q dentists AFFAIR
pynryhoca. Ii must determine whether
The disease has proarcssod to tho cx-
tent o! caIcarcous deposit. ana. go far
as ht is abl" whether and whore there
are pus-pogktts 10 bc drained ana
curetted Eut hc should Work in COM
junction w!tI n" IaticntS doctor Tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Cult Of a Good Voice
By Antoinctte DonneNy

\ good speaking voice is an cnvia bl e
asset. hut one that comparatively few
y american women possess. isn't il true
mat IN YOUR own acquaintance there
ar" few women or girls Of whom YOU
near surh q compliment MS Her voice
IS wonderfully attractive?
\ good voice Is a power. It charma
WIN tn" charm mat holds II is some.
thing worth cUliivating If it is 40,
already "n. "f your possessions be.
cause 1t can he cultivated.
At any rate, If you are he mother OF
SInai! girls begin TO train them from
tn" carly days "f childhood and when
th"y grow M they vii have that en-
N'abIe additional power Of attraction
Training begun IN childhood along this
linc simply lnsur"S an attractive vote.
IN me adult II d3csH', take mach Of
the mothers timc-jus, a nttia corrcc-
ton ana little assistance now ana,
then.
Children arc initiative. .: course so
u WI! I've necessary for the mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
PETITION IN BkSI<RUPTCY
AGAINST Old DRUG COMPANY


Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALENAND RlA, VA. January 3i.-A
petition OF Involuntary Bankruptcy was
iled to-day in tho United states Court
Cor the t.aNs?n District az NirS mia
against f. :. I.eadbeater and Sons, In
corpUratcd. one q: the oldest whole
sale and retail drug firms in the United
states, which was established here In
1892. The petition was filed on behal!
OF the First National Bank, Citizens
National Bank and ". y. Smoot and
Company, Incorporated. Claims set
forth in the petition. both secured and
unsecured. total S3aj42.:S. OF this
amount Sl4,ci043 Is secured and Sla.-
G02j5 is unsecured They arc given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

be quickly produced. He had no fear
that sufficient men would not volun-
tecr in any serious emergency.
Senator Nelson, in proposing n stand
ing army OF 100000, said enlistment
should be for 1--WE years. ono with the
colors and the other four i'm reserve.
That would mean an army OF 100000
trained men in five years. he added.
Investigation OF Il special joint com :
mittce on Congress into any alleged
connection OF army or navy officers,
active or retired, with private muni-
ton manufacturers was proposed in Il
resolution introduced in the Senate to-
day by Senator Lane. II also proposes
investigation OF tho Navy League and
La boris National Peace Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Gifts of Tobacco
for Men at Front
Valuable Donations Are Made
Through Var Relief Society
of Virginia

y very enthusiastic meeting of the
directors OF the War Relief Associa-
ton OF virginia WAS held yesterday at
,rrnoon in the headquarters rooms, i'll
the Allison Building. on East Main
street. practically the entire member
ship being in attendance Henry W.
Anderson, chairman, presided.
Mrs. William H. White, chairman of
tn" tobacco and smukini, supplies see
ton, made II most interesting report
concerning generous gifts through that
section 10 be forwarded by the ASSOC
CITATION t" the soldiers on the firing line
IN Europe. l.aruS brothers u Com
panN, of this city, have given $1,000
worth OF SIuoi<lng and Ch.winl; tObac-
90 Tor the Australian and New Zealand
forces. and, in addition, have offered
10 make up without charge. into cigar
cites and pipe tobacco. hvc hogshcads
OF tobacco purchased by the associa-
zion. Allen ~ Gintcr. also of Richmond,
have contributed several hundred
boxes of cigarettes. and these will
DE forwarded with the others
Inc call from the men actually at the
front has been very insistcnt Tor to-
pacco and smoking supplies. and no
other one thing could bring rs much
comfort and Solace rs these and other
Sits Of like nature.
The finance committee. +. J. Willis.
CHAIRMAN under whose auspices the re-
cent successful campaign to raise $50
"ou for the relief work, was conducted.
was discharged from that task. with the
very earnest thanks OF the association.
The clothing and wearing apparel
branch through Mrs. st. George Bryan.
chairman, reported there was no fur
th"r urgent need for old clothing now
from Richmond people, and al, having
such garments ar" urged to send them
Ia the Associated Charities. 20 be used
in allaying the suffcr!nSs of Richmond
unfortlnatcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Since skating has usurped the pop
uiarity of dancing, fashion has eS-
pouscd the cause 0f the winter sport
by providing most beautiful cos
tunes. Velvet or cloth lavishI !
trimmed with fur in cOlors as mel
low or vivid 49, you like. Many of
the models are OF Russian per.
suasion, while others are undeniabIy
Dircctoire. The skating rig pictured
is of tan leather trimmed with rae
coon. Boots are perhaps the most I'M
portant detail of the skating costume.
they must be snug. strong, we'll
made. of a sensible shape. and. to be
motlish, they are cut and laced up the
fronts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

I'm the petition as follows: First Ma
tional Bank. S6.93693 indorsed and 49,
1901 unindorscd: Citizens National
nahk, Sis'i'S.oo secured notes and $I6.-
eS'.'5 Endorsed; w. A. Smant COMPANY
Incorporated. $475 promisso,y notes
and $?o.3o open account
The hrin has fifteen days in which to
NE answer To the petition filed against
il.
officers ~ this concern are Clarence
=. I.eadDcatcr. president: Edward :.
,-eaaoeater' Jr" vice president; John
Lcadbcatcr. secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
(Continucd from MondayD

Scream after scream rang "Gi rom
( hcr--screams less of protest IMAM "s
frcnzicd terror. cries that even o.
locks hcaNy hand could not smother
and which brought Daniels on the run
from his hidlu., -placc IN the WINS.
Quick ~ he was, however another Was
swifter, for LauEdon. too. !olterinS nj
the stage entrance. after calling ms
taxi, had heard those dcspairlnG
screams and 10 him they We're trauEht
with terrible memories. as well as
present fears lie hurried TO her room ,
AIary's door gave way with crash
ms he leapod against II.
AT sight %, him pollock let Mary slip
from his arms, ana something closely
akin to oxidation leap"d into his eyes
to meet the fury OF I.anedon sd
primitive cxuitation At the chance 10
express an implacahie hatred with
blows instead OF futile words. Their.
was savagcry IN L1uEdon's face too,
and to MARY. crouching in a corner.
her lacy negligee torn and disheNclcd.
it seemed inevitable that they would
Kill each other il the brutal struggle
that now began.
The thuI OF their blows. the sobbing
of deep-drawu hrcaths. the sharp eN-
clamation that told OF blow driven
home-all these were like the hideous
echo in some blurred nightmare TO
MARY II only she could cry oUt-if
she could only wake and find 1t was
not real. BUt her stift cold lips coGld
not frame the cry for help that she felt
ought TO so ringing ont through the
silent theator. She only Crouchcd low
er. moaning in fear.
But the paralysis that bound her
snapped like an over-taut wire when
she saw Pollock's hand slipping back
10 his hip pocket NON she matched
savaEcry with savagcry. When. in
answer 10 her cry of earning. Lang
d6fi struck up the treaCherous hand
and sent the revolver spinning TO the
floor, 1t was she who *prane forward
and snatched 1t out Of reach of the
cropping fingers OF the lighters.
She was realizing now that the older
man was 10 match for the clean
limbed lawyer. and Pollock himself. in
spite OF the fictitious strength BON Of
the brand, was beginning to feel "a
foretaste OF defeat
He knew h could not win with his
hands. and. robbed by chance Of his
revolver his ploodshoJ eyes searched
The room FOR : weapon and 'cll q; last
upon The slerie. LITTLE sword which
WAS part ot M4rys costume \
'.psor" hut 5angercas on. ana inch
b. ,cca - :J-gh; aCt 10 he4, BACK
E-EEEaor bat - ssac1 tne corner where
ths sword stood
yet.lag !5fa z.y.-- way. Lansdon
7'-SAe1 ho-.E to5wsCt. raining blows
So "a ---t- NJ g-r Q! TRUMP.
;@r.lc..,. ;rF = zw-r fya- him ana
- lE-- - - Ii..'--t-r srzr7-roi-,.6
y *; -r- --z--5cr WON
c f-rr- e - fT-- rz-E as ,'a-r
---s 7r fe- ana
,- a--
=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
FIRE DAMAGE Or $4,000
Is DONE ~ ALEXANDRIA,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. January al
Damage of the extent Of $4,000 was
done by tirc Of unknown origin which
late last night destroyed tho whole
sale warehouse OF F. s. H.rgcr In
corporatcd, and threatened the main
stores and many buildings In the heart
of Alcxandria's Wholesale district. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Edith 1.-THE abundant eating OF
fruit and green vegetables. II persisted
IN. IS the most efficient means OF over
coming constipation. SRips raw fruits
and cooked fruits arS pa rticularly eff
hcient; baked apples. stewed figs and
prunes are especially helpful Free
water drinking is one of the efficient
measures against constipatioa | have
Instructions for massaging aiH exsrcis-
ing the neck, which shall ke clad 10
scnd to you II YOU will send me a
stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Dorothy E..-Consiipati on may be
overcome by careful diet Corn and
Graham bread can be substituted for
white bread. Plenty OF fresh fruit, and
vegetables should he eaten. For those
who can digest them. ra ~ apples eaten
Just before retiring are 4 great aid.
The drinking of a sufficient quantity
OF water daily is also essential. and
this quantity must be three hints
glass Of cold water, taken the first
thing III the morning Oh rising. is often
effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

or bread and butter with brown
sugar on it.
Dinner {: =. M.p-Boiled rice or
baked potato with gravy. glass of milk
or cup Of chicken. mutton or beef
broth, with barley or rice in il. Some
fresh fruit juice. Bread and butter
with sugar OF IL. CuStard, tapioca
cOrnstarCh or rice pudding.
supper IS +. MD-Brcad and milk or
porrdEe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Antoiucttc Donue,,y.. Answers.

T. r. W.-Becausc OF the leather OF
the closely fitting shoe allowing little
ventilation more attention should DC
given to the airing of the feet as welt
as 10 their bathing. The feet should
he hathcd twice daily ana the stock
ings changed twice. Don't tuck away
your shoes in a shse bag. hut leave
them out to AIR. An .alcohSl reb is re-
freshing to weary feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

lSncciai TO The Times Dispatch
~ IERSBt1H. VA. January Ill
Mrs y D. Francis. OF this city. an
no"iiGrS IN" marriage OF her daughter
Lucille, TO Clarence W. Lonr Tnc
ceremony was performed at noon to-
"aN at ST AIMS Church. WASHINGTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
Questions and Answers.

y Dict OF bahy from eighteen month";
Sto two years WIN YOU kindly suggest
- normal dict for "a baby Of six,e-is
months?
Answer. Breakfast - y MJ--Cur
4of milk, a slice o: bread and butter.
sor q soda, Graham, oatnca! or similar
biscuit. Or q soft boiled ege or
cached egg with bread and butter and
ny OF milk, or potridg5.
Lunch 90 q. S.J-Brcad and milk;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
stkS1

Bettie-rhe cold winds of winter
cause dryRess ef the face and lips,
which often leads. to painful chapping,
and in he case OF the lips small ifs
sures may he produced Rub Your lips
night and morning with a good cold
cream and massage your facs at night
with good skin food II is always
best TO put some cold cream on Your
face before going out in the air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Not only d" Southern travellers and
tropical visitors want the new hats.
Tor they sell most as many to home
staying women who like to get tn.
ne" things early and are tired of
wearing winter millinery. This en-
trcmcly chic Cllapcau is of layers of
silk with a fur bow and cluster or
roses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Irma-Cold water is excellent FOR
constipation and s hiliousness. Two
glasses of cold water should be taken
before breakfast. with an interval of
twenty minutes hctwSen. the last glass
being taken one hour baforc breakfast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

iirrmcn kept the fire confined to tho
building in which II originated n
was ! o'clock this morning before tho
IRE was subdued, and IT started at
$3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
LADIES'.

WISH I" announce the arrival of the
latest materials ana styles that will be
faSilonahle Tor the coming spring and
summer seasons Special rcduct
given Tor short while on orders
placed IN advance. cali and inspect
Nigh class workmanship and 1T guar.
hilttrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Budnan, I aides Tailor
~" West Grace. Randolph aG63- w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-09
Villa Accompanied
by Band of 800 Men

FL PASO Texas, Oct. 9-Francisco
Villa and 300 bandits arc moving from
the Guerrero district in a southeastern
direction toward Sauta Rosalia, 100
miles south OF Chihuahua Ii,y, a refu-
gca from the Cusihuirachic mining dis.
trict reported today He says Villa is
moving toward Carichi, San Francisco
De Borja and Satcvo with his objective
at Santa Rosalia, through which the
Mexican Central railroad passes, This
Journey is $50 miles overland and is
through the widest country of western
chihuahua
The refugee was told by ono OF Villa,
IcolonelS after the battle Of Cusihuira.
chic that he must stay away from Villa
IL he valued his life as the general
had announced that he would kill all
McxicanS who were employed by Amer.
lean companies,
This contradicls Villas reported
speech supposed 10 have been delivered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-09
SAGE Ten DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
Look years younger! Use
the old-time Sage Tea
and Sulphur and no.
body will know.

on can turn gray, faded hair beau
,ituily dark and luStrous almos, over
night II you'll get a sO-cent bottle OF
'Wyc,h's Sage and Sulphur Compound
at any drug store Millions OF bottles OF
this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, i'm
proved by the addition Of other inpre-
dlentS, are sold annually, SAYS a we'll
known druggist here, because it dark
ems the hair so naturally and evenly
that no II can tell il has been applied
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await.
ing them, because after one or two an
pllcationS the gray hair vaniShes and
your locks become luSuriantly dark
and beautiful.
This is the age OF Youth. GRAY.
haired, unattrac,ivc folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound tonight and
yo,fll be delighted with your youthful
appearance within a few DAYS.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
and is not intended for the cure. mi,i
cation or prevention OF diSease ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-09

BERLIN One OF the most prominent
and best loved iigareS in German court
CIRCLES today is the Princess August
William, wife OF the kaiser, fourth
son, whose relief work among the Ger
man poor"ha> done more than almost
anything else 10 bring %chccrlulneSs
where 1t has been grca,ly needed
1t Is probable that OF all the royal
women II Europe who have given their
interest and time tU the help Of the
many who arc suffering. there Is none
whose work has so distinguished her
a' this German princess. Her name is
a word OF chceriulncSS among the poor
~ Berlin, where she has been most ac-
tyc She is known to be giving hcf
own personal attention and care in
many households. Aside from her own
efforts the German poor arc grateful for
her influence on others IN royal circle,
and there is developing a sympathy be
tween the classes that has never beer
seen before.
The war relief work in Germany j.
greater than ~ any oi the European
nations. In their efforts to help III,
many sufferers among the p~easantr,
and lower classes the members Of IN,
royalty declare that they are acquirinl
4 better understanding OF the life ant
needs OF their people And this is no,
the least considerable factor in IN,
work they are doing now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-09
Mexicans Fearing
Villa Leave Towns

FIELD HEADQUARTERS AMER
ICAN PUNITIVE EXPEDITION.
Mexico, Oct 9-JBy RADIO to Colnm
bus, y. Ml-Fcar o, Villa through
Il southern Chihuahua, according a.
report, received tonight at hcadquar
tiers. ha, caused w~agonloadS OF refugee,
to stream into Fl Vale and San Bucua
\entura from the south The reports
also say that the residents are desert.
ing the towns along the railroad ri
Vale. which is the SouthernmoSt camp
OF the punitive expedition, is said To
be overCrowded
Reports conflict regarding the bandit
leaders whereabouts. According 10 one
version, Villa, from the vicinity of
Guerrero, has made overtureS To Gen
cral Rios B%achlneva, who once was
allied with him, to Join forces. shoot
those who refused to Ioin, and drive
the Americans out OF Mexico. Another
rumor places them at Santa Ana and
tells OF his reported intention to visit
Bachlncya and there burn several Mex
leans who have incurred his cnmity
Villa, according to rumor, is attach
ing to his command all male, he meet,
between the ages OF 10 and ~ He is
also reported to haze resumed his old
tactics of haunting his purNucrS. Fol
lowing the recent clash at 81. Andres.
he IS SAID 10 have gotten into telephone
communication with Trcyino at Chi
huahua and told the Carranta com
mander that he would wait several day,
Tor him al that place, and ended h,
asking what general was being sent up
Tor pursuit Villa is reported 20 have
stated his preference Tor lrc,luo him.
self
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-09
ATTACKED BY
YAQUl INDIAN BAND
Many Killed in Fierce Battle; Villa
Is Bound for Santa
Rosalia.

NOGALES, Ariz.. Oct. o-ScyeraI
hundred (aquis attacked Llano, eighty.
five miles south OF here. late today
The fighting lasted several hours and
tn. hostile Indians at last reports, still
were fighting Many are said to have
been killed but nc particulars arc We,
available.
The whole country is reported
aroused. The band is believed to he
the amt tribe which recently burned
Sierra Plata mines, forty-iivc miles
south OF here. UneaS,neSS is expressed
by NogaIes and Sonora Officials