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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
TREPOFF NAMED PREMIER
IN RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
Displacement OF Sturmer Implies
Victory for Liberal Elements Over
bureaucratic Regime.
OuTGROwTH OF SERIOUS CRISIS
Probably for First Time In History.
Representatives OF People Succeed
in Molding Government In Accord
ancc With Their Wishes.

LONDON. November 2i--Alc1arncr
rrepcn Russian Minister Of Railways.
has been appointed Premier. according
10 Reuter- dispatch from petrorrad.
The retiring Premier. ". Sturmcr, by
an iinpcrial uknse. has been appointed
grand chamberlain OF the imperial
court retaining his functions "a n
member Of Tho Council Of the Empire.
Fc,rosrad newspapers say that the
appointment OF II. Tr"poN as Premier
implies III" necessity that the govern
mcni make communication to purlin-
mcnt explaining tho impending prob
lens connected with the work of tho
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
\ Bnllnd OF Heroes.

tNow all your victories are in vain
y. Mary j.. Robinson.
Becausc YOU passed, and now arc not
because. III some rcmotcr day,
Your sacred dust from doubtful sno,
Was blown by ancient airs away.
Bccahsc you DcriShcd--must men cav
Your deeds were naught. and so pro
fame
Your lives with tina, cold burden
Nay.
rho deeds you wrought arc not In vain,
Though. II may be. above the plot
Ih"t MA your once imperial cIav.
40 erccncr than DER mon forgot
Ihc unrcEhrhing grasses swav:
Though there no swceicr rs the Law
From carc!c9H bird.-thou-h Won ro.
Eiain
without distinction Of decay
The deeds You wrought are NOT I'm vain,
No. For while yet In tower or cot
your story s'irs the pulsc's pIay.
Ana men forget the sordid lot -
Ihc Sordid care. OF citic:, gray:
While yet. hcsot In homcIlcr FRAY
fhcY learn from YOU tho lesson plain
lhaf III" may 20, so Honor STAY
The deeds you wrought are not in yainI
Envoy
Heroes OF old! ! humbly lay
The laurel on your graves again.
Whatever men have done, men may
The deeds you wrought arc not in
vain.
Austin Dobson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Villa, Is Their Need. Anyhow"

THAT amusing letter from "A Student of
i Traffic which is printed ON this page
to-day, should do something more than
make folks laugh; it ought to make them
think. The Police Department OF Richmond
and its members have no frmcr friend than
The Times Dispatch which is ono reason
why this newspaper reScnts practice that
seems likely to render policemen both III
efficient and ridiculous. a measure OF pre-
lection against the elements. which is found
unnecessary on tie principal streets OF New
York. or Philadelphia. Boston. or any
Northern city With which We are acquainted.
would not seem TO be demanded III Rich
mond S milder cline. AS the Lighthouses
hamper ftc and limit the traffic police
mans usefulness, they ought 20 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
CAPTAIN LOVE ON DUTY
Succeeds Captain Arthur VI. Shipp a..
InSpectOr-InstructOr0 or Sir-
Hiuin Militia

Captain James VI Love. Of the United
states Army, began work yesterday as
Observation-Disclosures Of The Infantry
branch Of tho National Guard Of Nir-
ginia. He auccccdH Captain Arthur NJ.
Shtpp. who ha8 been insbcctur
instructor for tho pan ncycrai years.
and who was relieved from duty three
weeks ago. Captain Love pnHacd
through Richmond last wnch Oh His
way TO confer with the Militia bureau
In WashinEton
The new Inspector. instructor ~ 1,
native Of i'nirfna- iic han had cxtcn-
alFc army experience Ia this country
abroad For three years hr commanded
IT company Of the i'iflrrnth Infantry
IN Chinh. For short iiiun hr WAC
stationed al Nogaicr Aria, with tho
twelfth infantry. after which hc was
made ct"r-instrnctoI Of tho Ma
tional Guard Of Texas, with hoa dauar-
ters at Austin. Captain Love comes to
Richmond from Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
FLOOD TO SPEAK
VIII be Orator at ElkS' "I.odEe of
sorrow" on sunday, De-
ccIubrr &.

Representative Hal y. Flood Of APP
pomattoN. member OF Congress from
ne Tenth Congressional District, Will
DC The orator at the annual memorial
exercises or Richmond Lodge No 80.
benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks. to he hold iu the Academy or
Mnsic on SUNDAY, December 3, at $40
O'Clock. This occasion. which is OBJ
scr"cd ny i;lks all over the country. is
held i'm memory OF those members who
have died during the year. and is
known as The Lodge OF sorrow.
y LIST Of the rne;nbcrs Of the Rich
nIond lodge who have died during the
last twelve months is follows:
George =. Mountcastle. Harry
Schwartz. T. w Scarborough, Robert
Whittct. Jr.. u. G. Mctzgcr. La wrcncc
Nash. Captain George w. Epps. John
c. Eppcs, 4. H. Casci, Arthur Il. Car
roll Chester r. Reed. Samuel Cohen,
&nd y. O'Suliivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

The retirement OF Premier Sturincr
anu the appointment OF NJ. Trcporr as
his successor probably arc outgrow;hs
- what has been referred 10 in Pctro-
grad dispatches as a serious political
crisis The change apparently implies
" victory for tho liberal clements OF
RUSSIA over the Bureaucratic regime.
Although Russin has been a constI-
tut!onal monarchy since 1905. the leg
isIhtiN". "Xe"utiv" and judicial power
nave continued to be united 10 a rrca,
extent in tho Emperor There is a
dislinct cleavage, moreover, between
tn" Duma ana the government. whose
members ar" appointed by the En-
peror II vas this condition which
was largely responsible for the serious
political crisis that came to head
with III" recent assembling Of the
huma. The government was made the
object Of bitter attack by various in
nu"ntial parties representing the voice
OF pubic opinion. and The disbursement
or VI. Strumer probably means that for
the hrSt time III Russian history rh,,
representatives. Of the people have
succeeded in molding the govcrnmont
IN accordanc" with their wishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
The Voice Of the People


10 ic Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--ln View Of your hope that fresh flowers
may DC provided daily for the tranic- police
lHtSS' II may intrigue YOU 20 know that YOUR
EiHhes are already fulfilled. and that the little
uo.i houses at tho intersection OF First and
i'road ana seventh ana Broad streets arc no.
"n!% provided with flowers and mirrors b,,
win toys a. well. in tn" shape OF wooden cut
outs $" dear 10 tho heart Of child III.
umbrella pole Of the little platform at laurel
ana franklin IS used May pole around
which the traffic officer dances in summer and
hS q tnrlstmas tree, which he occorutcs with
molly and packages the Christmas season
approaches.
!m !S.ts1a fHr,3 g"ndarnc or London
!iooOY' laugh himself death To come TO
Rchmond-rnuch Wanted for ,s mild climate
as "a winter rcso rt-ard tn" little DOH house
provided TO protect tho traffic squad trcr, IN"
weather. Seriously speaking. these nuts arc
a menace to safety l-oi!inE back in his chnir
u Is impossible 20! tho traffic officer 20 sec whu.
Is going or behind his back. Even with tho
pest intentions. he can only three WAYS at
once The fourth is behind him. Wig no, give
our traffic police chance To show what hcv
can dc, IN the open. and not mako ridiculous
nol,HccfdlcS OF them"
~ STUDENT OF TRAFFIC."
Richmond. November -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
ro-pny's Best lInnd-pickcd JOKE.

UNoe q oitY man OF coNvivIal hnbits 20. INTO
"!'ienity in small town. Indeed, hc found
himself ha!cd before the local magistrate
The constable observed the city man TO the
magistrate. seems wonderfully certain about
the details of my case How is i, he doesn't
call his fellow officer to corroborate what he
says?'
There's only constable in this Village.
sir" explained tho magistrate
hut saw two last night" Indignantly
asserted the accused.
Exactly" said the macis,raio sniIi,c
broadly, that's jest the charge agains, you
New York Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

citation OF many authorities. The manual
is not merely history and discussion, but is
frankly and enthusiastically designed 10 aid
in making the statute popular and successful.
That it will contribute substantially to both
these ends no careful reader will question.
When the Torrens system has come into
general use il will be as easy to sell a
house or farm horse or jewel. and
the necessary formalites will not be much
more complicated. This blessing Virginia
Will owe 10 Mr.. Massie and his book
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
American DycStuirS

| r. STONE. president Of one OF the big
- american dye concerns, says this country
is now producing such wide variety OF dye
stuhs that German products are no longer
necessary to satisfy the wants Of womankind
and that within very short time America
VIII turn out all desirable colors and in as
good quality as Germany ever produced He
further says our dyes are now Just as fast
as the German manufactures. which means
that an absolutely fast" color is unknown.
All this is good hearing TO Americans; not
only because all good Americans want their
women!olk 10 be happy. but because the de-
relopment Of the dye industry may be taken
10 herald an emancipation from the bonds II,
which this country was held by German
chemicals Better still, If Mr. stones in
formation is authoritative it may prove that
protective tariff is not necessary on
dyestuHs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Queries and Answers
..MII.rEvEn YOU MANr TO kNnM-.

Tho Timrx-Dispntch has established :: rcpcruI
Information Burrnu ut WashinSt Co. for
the nprrihr purpose OF furnishing any reader
with authoritative information on amy ,,b,..,
at my time from the unpn rn licIcd resources of
tho various Federal goyrrnmrn, drnartrncnt.
~" ~ -'''' I'"i'r! "' "nErr"s. Nun in
'ited 20 maze free use Of this. service. There I.
no charge OF any sort except At .-cc mt stump for
,''"'" p"H.ni'c' sure clearly what YOU want 10
isnOw. write your and nddr... n,n;,,
anu always send your letter q our Wu.hInrtn,
once "hu NOT 10 Richmond. addressed as fol-
lows: " 80
Ihc I'rnrs-D1spntch Information Rurenu
metropolitan Bunk Building. Wnshinnton n g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Not All Gloom.

az course. this lifcs vale OF tears
or, SO were told, through all our years.
And Yet there are Gases.
Where flowers. rarely fragrant, grow
Where picasan, fountains Gush and Row
Unto less-favorcd places.
Ills true that troubles seek us out.
'roSa,c facts our dreamingS nout.
our hopes meet with disaster
And Yet somehow love iinds Il way
To turn the darkcS; night To day
And prove itself gricf's master.
The fact is. though woes do abound.
We'll find 10y looking round and round,
some Joy mos; amy minute;
And we can scotch the ghost Of care
Make that ghost vanish into air
by not believing in H.
Don't emulate the pcssiuist.
Who gives lifc's facts mouruful twist.
But look for wine and roses,
Ana You Will find that in life's plan
Lie hidden far more blessings than
Tho pcssin!*t supposcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
Mols,ure and Comfort In Nicious CIrcIe..

/, Is generally known tina, Il cold, damp
atmosphere is much more chilling or penc,ra,-
ing. feels much colder. than n cold dry at
mosphccc. l..he7ri.c. q hot moist climate IS
harder To bear than hot dry climate. The
cold.
The relative humidity. tho comparative quan-
wy OF water TaPor n 'hc air. has much
tive humility is espresso! in pcrccmtnm 10,
instance. air with - pcr humidity holds
acven-tenths as much moisture as IT Is capable
u holding. The higher the temperature o..
holding
ou,d"or air at temperature Of zero rahren-
holt, with a rciativ" humidity Of 80 per cent
VIII have q relative humidity Of only 9 pcr
cent wien heated 20 = degrees Fahrenheit
This is dri"r than The dricsi climate known A
drr climate is seldom less than "a nor cent
humid. So, when ;hinI Of q ,ropical at
m"aph"r" and of pneumonia and the other
cases, VIC mus think Of The great indoors or
he avcras" American home. Too warm too
dr.. Too bad
Excessive dryness OF tho air in our houscp
shops and other Enclosures in The winter line
causes c%ccssiy" evaporation from the skin aud
mucous membranes. and this gives rise 10 the
sens" oi Chillincss which PROMPTS ne 10 turn
on sti more heat. causing stl! worse drvucgs
calling for sitil more heat. e. cctcra round and
h%picnigi delights.
Devices Tor a"ppIy!ug adequate moisture TO
the heated air Of buildings arc fairly prac,Icol
for large buildings. but too expensive for prl-
yotc homes. such mak"slifts az water boxes
ia furnaces or evaporation attachments Tor
radiators are Of little or no vaIu" for this pur-
pose.
Growing plants In porous pots Ino, rlaZcd or
metal iars) are much more effective n ken, IN
ia" room in numbers. Large ialrng ferns or
other plants tend to relieve and prevent zen
iarrh by Keeping the atmosphere fairly moist,
The simplest way ia regulate the humidity or
Tie indoor ciimai" is to keep the tcmpcraturc
always below GS degrees Fahrenhcit At ca 10
81 degrees the relative humidity is generally
about right.
cat"rrh is caused In" Keeping good ana warm
People With Il catarrhal tendency usually try
j." keep good ana warm. This. OF course agra
Yates the catarrhal conditions. ana ;his in
turn-wcll. another eddy. Ecats all how you
drift into thcS" vicious circles whenever Won
try TO discuss hygicuc!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

MiS +. NJ C.--Ycli"wstonc Naiion,, park IN
wyoming, Montann and Idaho 9l+2 7ao a ., -!
Yosemite National Park. California -. 800
acres acres Glacier National Park. Montana 5000
TON. 207.2G0 acres: Scru"ia National Inri I.nii
!"ruia. lGl.531 acres: General Gran; Nni iD.aI
,!omai PARK. OREGON. l59,26o acres: wilma Gave
Smll"s Ill: Park. North Dakota $50 acrcs:
I.la'; Nnti"nal Park sulphur. olla Sis - acres:
Mesa Verde National Park Coioradn a. A.:
acres: cas-" C;rande Ruin. Arizona. ASo acre. acre
HOT SprinEs iseservation Arizona ail.G3 ncr.e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
"Eiiibu.tcrx nnd F,nnncicrX."

"Ftiibustcrs nnd Finnncicrs." BY Will
liam .. Scroggs. The Macmillan
Company, New York.
II is with the career OF william
walker. whom the author terms ",he
Srcatcst OF American iilibustcrs." that
this story Is principally concerned,
though Professor ScrogSs deals also
win the adventures of certain Of his
associates. The accounts of Walkers
various enterprises appearing in gem
erai works on American history are
iHehSer. ana IN many cases arc mis-
reading. In the opinion of the author
IN" forces underlying hlibustcrism
were IN fact exceedingly varied and
complex, and to describe them reuuIres
IN" telling Of lou;; but Interesting
story. Hence he undertakes to sho.v
the part played in Walkers career ana
IN central American politics by Amer
lcah hnancicrs and captains OF indus
n.y. the designs of Walker upon Cuba.
ms utter rcpudintion Of the annexation
o. h!s conQucstS to the United States.
the appeals OF Central American roy
erhmcnts to the lcadiu. E.uroncnn
powers for dcl!v.rance from the n,i
busters: the thinly yelled machinatinnx
or treat britain. Spain and Franco
against the American adventurous
'h"s" are some or the facts, hitherto
overlooked or ignored which II g
sought /" set forth in their true lipbt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

In an address before the United States
Brewers Association. Il member urged Il
Stricter supervision OF the saloon and
gradual cutting down OF the number Ii
that course had been followed by the liquor
interests in other years the feeling against
them would not be half as strong as il is now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
'seiiinE Things" iIy Orlson Marden
Thomas Y. Crowen Company. New

Ih"rc is always something goor 70
oe iound ~ nook written by Orison
SWEET Marden. and in tho prcparatIou
OF this work he has han the asais,,n,.
OF Joseph L. Macc;rail. Sales managers
VIII welcome the volume. az Il can b,
used az the basis or weekly salcs talks
or. sent "a n KIT. IL Will be a guide
ana AN inspiration to the men on tho
ROAD Sei!ine Things" is unique be-
cause OF its wonderful power IA g.,
st!rc statesmen really 10 represent thar
company II Inspires enthusiasm, +.
gives confidence. ii !mpnrts the power
TO persuade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Questions and Nns,ycrs.

Why Doctors Go 10 Europc--We have becn
very much Interested III your health articles
our doctor. who has gone to Europe for pOr,
graduate work, says they tho most sensible
hc has ever read. wonder II You can give
any advice about constipation, a little uut,
gng pain, or rather discomfort. In the lower
right side, ana sometimes acid stomach
Mrs. $. l.. :.
AnSwcr--lt takes good doctor TO go away
for post graduate study The self sufficient on
never feel the need Of Il. Perhaps little more
bran, less meal. more walking. less rocking
chair work ana more loisurcly masticntion or
the food would help you.
when Corsets should Not BE Worn-.Should
an expcctant mother wear tight corset n
loose one. maternity corset and abdominal
belt omit supports altogether:
AnswoI---By all means, omit all supports and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

Than kseiving Day is drawing near.
Md all the facts make it appear
That turkeys which you seek to buy
Are selling, as they're roostine-higi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Quite So.

This controversy between the newspapers and
I'll" manufacturers OF news print is becoming
exciting. remarked the man i'll the plug hat
Indeed il is" agreed the cheerful individual
III tn" golf cap, "A little more ana ii will be
another scrap OF paper"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Guiding the Ncighborn.

"iias Hnks done anything 10 promote the
sale Of that house OF his"
You hct he has He has bought his son a
"runi, his daughter piano. and is practicing
himself the B-ilat cornet'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
"nIo" the Mnn Down" BY Holman

Day Harper & Brothers pub
fishers
rms Is stor: OF the sea and tho
coast or Maine. fresh In it's setting
c"Iorcd Win the romance or n great
inTe' and thrills throughout with ac-
ton and the very spirit of m. so,
Quaint and strange people lend ii fresh
hu'hor 10 u story which passes from
inWHhtrr To tragedy and Is always
spirited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

give Nature Il chance. She Will repay YOU. No
normal woman should corset or support
mt any time In her life. Invalids may require
Splnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
f'rODhccy
That
Worked

for" election. gave 10 hughes the electoral voi-
Of G@nnoc,drut Illinois inHiann Iowa. AIassa-
gan. Minnesota and PENNSYLVANIA and Wnt
claimed the election for Wilson. The mrcna
iurc 'conccders" might probably have stuGia,
his table before ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS En
publican -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

r.Ga, NT Yi% continents a,,c now usually
south America Europe. Asia. \ rr N and A. ~,
trh!!a-bu' other large bodice. ,rc also 30 fnrrn,,
and Ia" Continent Of Greenland '''''e"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
"rhc Expcctnnt Mother. Hy Sal

Saunders Company. Philadelphia.
AS professor of Eynccology in the
New York Post Graduate Medical
School and Hospital. DIR. Bundlcr Is Z.
recognized authority on the subjects
about which he writes. The book cN-
pla ins In simple language many Of the
processes which relate TO pregnancy
labor and the post-partum period. Doc
tors. nurses and Intelligent members
of the latty have 4 common interest in
these facts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Where tho Blnmc Lies.

Grubbs--Do you suppose the is rcsponsi-
ble for the Increase in the cost of acid?
Stubbs-Not at all The scarcity is due to the
amount consumed by Colonel Roosevelt in test
ing gold bricks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
''rhc Way or All Flesh" by Samuel
Butler. l.. l.. Dutton Il Co, New

York.
Twelve years were spent in the
writing Of The Way Of All Flesh" 1t
iS Il life novel which means that |. is
very largely rn autobiography. bring
inH in hundreds of fact. in the novel
ISIS own life. The story. which runs
through three generations, deals with
religious prisgery: and it is also Il
rather defiant treatise on how not to
"rihE up children. Although Il protest
against many accepted doctrines and
customs. !; is clever. original and bril-
liant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
The Pcssimist Says;

Hrferrimc specifically TO taxes. this life
Just one darned thing after another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Infancy mud chnuno.a." ~ Wal,

is".'e Ramsey. T.. i. Du,,ou &
Co. New York
The intcres; in child welfare during
the past few years has been csn.ci,,,.
marked. but IN spite OF the fac, .hot
societies have been formed In almost
every city III America ANA Europ. for
tn" prevention OF infant mortality and
FOR the general Improvement or coudi
ti"hs rc!a;iT" TO child life. the infant
drath rate still remains alar,inmly
high In this simple and practical booit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

T. ~ lntal imports ~ merchandise ir,o ,,,o
sd S' y",e IN ,hr T., H@ endag inc
million: 1914 1885 million; 1919 lisa ,,i;,iIi"nrt
!3l2. ,aj3 million. '''" ''''''i"H'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

II the new Austrian Emperor inherits the
TRAGEDY q MS house. he Will wish. long be-
lore MS death. he had been born peasant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

J.. - Nj is best 10 take the cold article :. .
lt"s!"r who can remove tho inercii-, ,,,, no., T,
and ih"n burn!sh it. ''' ~ "tit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

For a few weeks, anyhow, The Missouri,
okhh"'ha and CUR Railroad will be known
outside its own baiiiwck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

Great britain has placed money on the list
o! cont!aband. With some Of liz in this
country it has occupied that status for n
long time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
To Shrink N Svc.,cr

hratsr-The sweater probably viii shr!nl;
wr!nGing. 40 "'S't'l IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

1t takes more than one Federal judge 10
make law Unconstitutional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

After Mr.. Ilughcss letter. those who have
refused to pay any bets on the ground Of nm
certainty as to the result viii find il hard 10
plead further indulgenco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Torrcns Sy.tcrn E,nluinen

That the Torens system ot land royi.,r.
ton is now part Of the law Of Virginia
Is que 10 the indefotisabie efforts OF Eugene
q. Nasslc, VINO TOT seventeen years laborna
to bring about this reform It was ,.,n,
OF love. and something Of the love nf ma
father for his offspring may be tercc,cd IN
MI Mass'e's interesting treatise on ".rrn
Uniform Land Registration Act" which is
Just from the press
In this little volume the author incIudce
"a h's,or,ca' sketch of the Torrens system
anu OF the efforts 10 have Virginia adon, :,
and shows how it Will affect various c,..ssos
or oficiais and citizens. The legal question:
SSnvoivea arc discussed with learning and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
REVIEWS OF NEWEST BOOKS

physician Of large and specialized cx-
pericncr in the dangers and diseases
OF babies and children outlines IN de-
tail the safe and sane way to bring
up your child.