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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21

n~ri.ls o., the Agricultural be
par.uent viii conduct a tr1r'nE IN
%sv O-lean. foda, oH tentative
daft o. regulation for sdmn's'ra.
pon ~ 'ua new federal gain stand.
ards act
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21

5Ilse Margaret Drspo- daughter
~ William g. Draper. ~ MassSchp-
sets. former. ambassador 10 Italy,
viii cd Prince Andre BenrampaK ni-
iudoEici % Rome. oct 30 n viii
be- tho most widely advertised inter
national marriage FOR several years
Cardinal Gibbons will perform the
ceremony in The Draper home In
Washington
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21
saturday Afternoons sermon.

Text. Let your hght so shine De
fore men that they Aay see '-.
good works and g.c-..E your amor
which H. tn heaven Matthew D.
They viii g,orify God because on
ub.t the, -e. .n your lives TIE.
viii glorIiy hiU heCa.s- Ht iA' ..'"
er they see .n you Living So 40 ..
glorir God was 'as Ars' tH'He .'
sus taught his disciples. au@ p.
he nrst thing DO rnl0.n. upon A~
Religion Is the most lutoi ..'.'-
matter % he. ana 10 ao-t- e" o..
s-st hustpass The text means .".
Won shouldn't shine o1 sunday an.
be- Ike london .ag FOR f5e rem -.
dor ~ The vo.. Your light -.'h.-
shine over, day and an tss time
II IS NOS what .l3 sag
counts. nu- IS D. su H--l ROW
ne thing Is shat you DC A --A"
,sn serve Cod while Driving boss p.
,rIl "a. vh.,. pvea . .ae ne se7f'
A man can ae Cl. %. .l- NNi-
.srs a. ne -l.s 10 t~a Pew or
...r,-. and p. -a~ .- tt- srs
aHr
ter pipe Ily ,m7ar'eat --a-
,f4, non ,st rrr fh- u-t. "H-'t
t.l ~, and ra'ers- - Is ".- BUS
ines, % co
ra.t .l,y m4, SEQ your good
and cIor.tr sour Father Nt.t. .- ~
ra,trrn Tbs uears that 500 "a
-.,+- ali CD shine We rsr. al. b.
--... r-4,-t-r-. sra We ossf'
IN. tranEt.l s-r faa, We can g..
r-aaf .lnKers-zu1 us - good il-n-
ma. We cant. bur every man ."-
-. - I'D Ll- Inc worn
know where he stands We can .r.
the world. the sess and 'ae 1e'ii
l-ov which side We stand on.
I'M bef me brewers don -h..'
much when they se-e. olt Nh.-e -.--
hensB lie knows here you "'-
fV bet there are "a .o- VI la-''"
Nom her, q tcSa ho sG17 30 poor
q light thai you can, Tell Nae,-,E
they are fo- these meeting v.
e zatnst them That's The reason t--
devil IS having such goo. .l'.'T
and that's Why be wasn't puf OF
the hospital loug aso.
4 man church ue-ooei ~
going I'd 20 = lumber camp ~ ne
North and a friend said 20 hin b.
those tum berjacks End out you ~ 3
Christian they'll make sport oi YOU
Ne went 40 there. and when 2"
rsue hack bis friend said Wei
how Did You get along Rlia ~
nm bariackS TIE mar answered
tll right They G'Gn' tnd u OH
THAT the uav n.tt 20 many Pc
ne uno nrofss 81 10 chris AIS
They're church rr ug--s. or
stranger uouId E-v, a r.. gr'' -- "
.irse hrdins o out !, y0n -
Mason. ever tocs knows d. zoe
want EN- 70. II you're al Odc f~--
low. YOU wear the pin with tae three
links and ever, bod, knows you at.
II Won are Democrat. and anyone
Vho doesn't know q makes an ~
tick On The Democratic part -
our presence. he'll dud q or
mighty quick.
Do,'t CRIT Cor Churen
The erst thing q man does alr..
he Joins z lodge Is 20 get a pin, anc
II ANYBODY says anything aga.n7'
he lodge he'll stand ~ and aght i2r
~ o1t NEE 1sT Nv -Lr-.s
mem 9ers nc ~ - 80
ana Jesus Ohr.s. "a -, :. -. 80 -.
open helt .Ao-..-S -.
real men 'hel ~olll e' -. =" - go,
Goes N".N ~ .,..f eo,. 40 ,l,-.
lei h>' - ts.
vas aloP oi '-
'e.1s -..,.. r,..
'Foa ana - -.
ABOUT a'l lats VAN '' ''''
rei.slon. ..--..
mere gre JOG l--'
iahe ''IAr To As-
'-on 2 '@h- ll'-s '' ''.~'',
or ,oT PERSONA "'''. p.
---stiFf4iH -
OF WoTA IN ne 9n,4A.
eat Yes. you Wa o-ist
You comb your ha!E S1
haven I an tin'" 20 "olh 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21

Watch for the Pictorial Re
view Edition of The Times,
Oct. 2Sth. II will tell the
story Of DetrOit's Real Es-
tate possibilities.
Is Your Property Listed?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21

The one hlnire eleventh ar.
nlversary Il me Battle ot IrafS,-ar
VIII 20 OBSERVED 'o3ay Bruout The
urHlsh emouc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21

Canada's 1915 crop yield is valued
a sseo. coo. 900. with wheat heading
The hat at more than tSis.0o0,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21
Don't Shine on Sunday and Be
A London Fog Rest of the Week

ITs I.u. rIEf' ITO ".I 100 n
know. hrp .eatrr ocrks-pl' U-- 3D.
IHtre at d. into a mass ana pretty
soon NE have ,.e ase.r mass.
uarknE. ana will mas. ~ sar .'..t
There aye many A.ats af .eatra a
-ta world sire .-aErr ~. .a. ttaF
.-.r- Was varar- Vh.r ir-s- ga
DE-. earth ana De- .art.I u.. r. ..at.
IN q. b, 81. -.-.gEr D.
,he rlEst Ism. .f .r.r.r Tr H
.aayer Oh. .hr.e Jump an. make
t-e ,u-.t Eot H'- +. 800 Dee
-, ...s old earth were "a lamp OK
dough aa could .a-t r-up ''r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-21
Must Rave Light

we place 600 -g-r reliance
upon preaching ard lyon sing 20.
and TOO rt,'e or Tire .r.-E ~ whose
vh- sir fn --a vevz - eype
great dsa. from raeTlss-e-s 20 '-e
church and might ..e from our
selves re- th'-k 'r- preachers
life ought ~ Dr. without 'l~ and
.s- sunday school teacher
ought 20 b. wingiess angel 4nc
thst me descurs and elders ought
TO 10 strict upright IRA, 700 many
rs - .r.nk -ta' .sa people III The
reps les l..- The C-v. God does.
n call the preacher 20 higher
rds-l of living Than rD Io@s No.
t-a- 30 .t.s Son 1. s., 5aye 4.
before r1l can .a' SHINE 10
you aren't right with God you ha'..
l All. EN' Have y0- -Hr h"e0
born again don't ak IA IL lns
are church men boz. lrr' .z-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

tina, make a loop crossing the final
IL. which might make that letter look
like an Nj.
The translation Of tn" letter. as given
out 10y Tn" Eritish officials, follows
New orleans December !, 1913.
Dear :lcrr Won i'apcu.-l read with
great regret th.tt the Gate Of recall,
has indeed overcome you. dont sup
pose that YOU ~" very unhappy to he
able TO shake the dust OF this un-
friendly c"uutry from of your feet.
What chiefly on"nds me is that in al
WAYS giving way 10 the government
her" VIC have never found that they are
kindly disposed towards MS. That tho
demand for the recall has been so sud
den and hclatcd throws an Interesting
light upon the government here MAY
here also the day % reckoning come
ami our government lind again that
IRON determination with which uiomc
ono can make AN impression here.
"llopin. that "ur connection formed
in this great time will no; com. to an
end with your departure. am
Yours sincerely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
ZIMMERMAN CORRECTLY
QUOTED IN INTERVIEW
correspondent Confirms Use Of
fhrnsr "Ncw Dcmnn,s" nv
Iudcr-Spcrctorv

NEW YORK, February lo--on t.eh.
!"h ~rcr.tar, al star. Lansing
ha"" tne following statement I'm ror
ncriion with the Lusitania case:
MI ! WISH 10 say Is tina, this coy.
eFn'nc"t mas moi Increased its dcmau,.s
III IN, i.u>itania case as set forth in
The notes Of May 49, June (. ana u,iy
Il. doubt Very much II Or. Xinmcr.
man ever made such !; statement he
calsr he must know il is utterly falls. =
rms was in reference TO "a statement
attributed 10 Or. Alfred Zimmerman
thd"r-Sccretary for Foreign Affairs
IN an interview with the Associated
l'rcss, published ON February : in
which h said:
DO not understand A,ncl.ica's
course We had thought tn. suhm.-
rim" issue settled ANA til. I.usitauia
question on IN" way To an :,rrnnrcmcut
mad agreed 10 pay Indemnity ana all
'"hi when the United states suddenly
made its new demands, which II is i'm
possible f"r u TO accent"
When Secretary l.anSiuu's sta,cmcp,
was issued. the Associated Press called
Us correspondent in Berlin for con-
himation OF the phrase attributed TO
lr. zimmerman. To-day that CORES
pendent has cablcd the following stale
mcnt:
'l'rrlin. February a.-The text OF the
interview with Under Secretary Zim-
norman was submitted to him ana
approved By him before il was cablcd
Regarding the phrase new demands
il is literally exact The correspondent
immediately countercd WITH q question
regarding the nature Of these demands.
without eliclting any answer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
INSTITUTE REGISTER
COMES FROM PRESS
II Contains Mnss Of Interesting InfOr.
nation OF >tnIr'- Famous MilItar.
school.

fspecj,! 20 The Times Dispatch
I.ENINGToN, IA. February lo.--The
Virginia Military institute cf'icial Reg
lister for The year ial5-lG has been is
sued from the press. The publication
contains rs! pages. and the contents
revised TO date
The acndeniy star IL composed Of
twenty-siN members. Including Genera
Edward Yves, Nichols superintendent
and General scott Shipp. superintendent
emeritus. tul"n.i William ~. ilunley's
name appears as professor Of economic
and political science. and Mater Murray
F'cncii Edwards reapp-s,Gs IN his
former CapaciIT as adjunct professor
OF Gernhn ne having returned TO the
institute after years absence devoted
70 advanced study, Fiv. officers make
up The military s,an The Mew names
appearing arc Majur James w. Me.
chung. treasurer. and Captain George
y. Dc"bysLirc. adlutaui The admin.
!sirative committe. appears as new
feature. eleven Ia number. ana has In
rharr" the institute publications. build.
ings ana grounds courses Of instruc.
ton ana degrees, location Of ugatiua..s
public functions ana entertainments
library. Athletics, and physical culture
post exchange council. cadet 1ulli..a.
tons ana addresses Cad-; societies and
publicity.
Tie matriculatlon Slows %.5 cadets
wa'riculatcd rs follows ly classes
First class. 80: second class. -: third
class. 1876. fourth class. IFS Twenty.
min" states and three foreign countric.
are lepresent"d. Virginia leads witt
~. Texas comes second with twenty.
u!rrc. New York has eighteen am,
Alabama and North Carolina each mir.
tc"n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT
LEGISLATIVE MIRACLE
congressman Carter Glass Saws No
Soundcr Currency Can
Ec Conceived.
RESPONDS TO NATIONS NEEDS
System Is Based Upon Commercial
ASSETS OF Country and VIII Pre-
vent Panics-,Iakes Speech Before
Hardware Association.

fffTSEci;GH. February lu-"our
old banking system was one tn make
Us IN" ScoT OF Europe. was the d.cin :
! ration OF CONGRESSMAN Carter Glass
member OF til" House committ.c ON
l'an"ing and CURRENCY, in addressing.
the delegates OF the PENNSYLVANIA and
! Ail1nuc Scaboard Hardware Assu,i,
lion ut their annual convention here
yesterday.
we proSpcrcd not because of ina,
system. bur III spite Of H. Eul with
the Federal reserve bank there is no
S"tihder CURRENCY 10 be conceived w.
, hay" provided IA system based upo,,
the commercial assets Of the country.
!, IS system automatically RESPONSIVE,
TO the needs ur tn" community
Congressman Glass declared th,,
~" Federal reserve system is not no.
in" to break down. 1T will prevent
nanics. and business men can pursue.
their enterprises he said. without
fear OF financial Disturbances lie
SAID the wa had not affected the yys-
KEN The Co: rcSSman depressed to
declare himself IN favor Of prepared.
ness. Politicians generally. he rcmark
Cd are afraid TO tax tho farmer: the
farmer IS not 50 much afraid OF be
ii'= taxed as tho politicians are of
mailing the attempt
We loaned S5oo.O0o,o 900 TO two Of
III" warning nations" Mr. Glass said
ana IL created sCarccls IL ripple We
could lend q: much more If We wanted
10. III" Federal reserve &c; is a Leg
islatiyc miracle
Tn" Federal reserve system docs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
Schmidt Must Die
in Electric Chair
Governor Whitman Declines 10
.Sare Slayer Of A,,na
I,uuuticr.

ALBANY. y. y, February lc.-ilans
schmidt. the former priest. convicted
OF the nurdc" of Anna Auinulicr in New
York in September. 1919. must pay the
pena!t! for his Grim" in the electric
chair in Sin" sing Prison during the
week of February - Governor Whit
man has dcclircd to Interior. VIII,
the conviction.
Schmidt was convicted AT his second
trial and the Court Of Appeals con-
hrmed TIA" conviction. but called the
attention of the Governor to the claim
made by the mans attorneys that Miss
Aumuller died from the effects of
criminal assault. and. thcrrforc.
Schmidt could only bc tried on !, charge
of nanslauGhtcr The Governor
granted Schmidt respite OF thirty
days in which Ia" investigated Tie claim
Governor Whitman IN his statement
tonight said h" had reviewed the mcdi-
cal testimony at Schmidts trial. and
also had had two physicians cNaniinc
portions 81 Miss AumullcI'S body tina,
had been preserved At Cornell Medical
College. 10th reported that SchmiutS
victim had not. in their opinion. died
from the effects IF u criminal operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
SEVENTEEN SUBMARINES
CAUGHT IN BRITISH NETS
ire" In One of Them Found shut Ia
Death. After IIont Is lowed
Ashore.

MEM YORK. February io.--Dr NJ. :
lnIlis, a Canadian army surgeon yho
arrived here to-day on the Auch,r
iin.r ca"ner"h'a from Liverpool. de-
clarcd that he had knowledge of ,b.
capture in British nets of scycn,c,n
submarines. and told how the crny
Of ON" OF them had been found shot
TO death after II had been towrd
ashore. III Inslis said he had boon
allowed I" descend into this submarine.
and had seen the bodies.
TO say" them from death bv suf
location he said. the commander had
shot all his men and then himself, AZ.
parcntly.'
DIR. lnglis added that the British
are now making use OF glass. bottom
boats. with more or less succcss in
scouting for submarines in coniuuc
ton with hydroplanc feet The glass
used. he said. gives "a clear view of the
water TO Il depth OF atty OF sixty fcc,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
Rt\SI.tTION As Published
StBSrA NTlAILI CORRECT

The translation of the letter q. pub.
llShcd was substantially correct. with
The Important exception OF the refer
-nce 10 the day Of reckoning. which
should have read the day Of SETTLE
mcut'
II do not understand" DR. Roh said.
how the british officials OF ANY one
else could have mistaken my sigma.
tur". 'E-D-Ii,' at the bottom Of the
letter for the initials 'R-V-Ai I'm.
only way can account for the blum
der is that the loop at the ton of nv
- did not connect and might have
been mistaken for " and the IA II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
When the Doctor Laughs
By William, Brody. M. D.

me doctor who laughs is crime
ana Il eudscnd. His good humor is
POISONOUS 10 some natures: upliftin.
30 e'hers IL all depends upon the cc.
"S'o"' mere is place for everv-
thihE. Take ourself. for instance. RI
we feco!N attempt To inject :, smile
now and then. some OF our readers
bitterly resent the undienified char
aSter OF our remarks. and others don.
those VIII" don't. write Us. but those
VINO do. write the editor. alas.
\ physician in practice should 70
500 aus ianshier for appropriate oc-
caSi"nS II patient consults him
ABOUT som" trouble which seems
TRIVIAL or imaginary let him preserve
" serious !N'cn AMI examine that pa =
'ent :" thoroughly that nothing can
'S'ap" ntS search kS eyes. ears ana
hands. Thcn, II the trouble proves
nhi"unded. let him laugh with the pa :
''ch'. Ihat is where the doctor : laurh
- GOOD medicine But IL tho doctor
S''s in his swivel chair and lust ,ii
vines tho nature of the complaint. and
thri attempts t" hugh il away. that
laughter Is poison. and the doctor is
good oHc TO keep away from
Diagnosis by divination is altora.her
TOO popular with some practitioners.
nc competent physician properly.
places great value upon u careful his
tory and the patients verbal dcscrip
''o'' VI MS trouble. nut lie never
iects 10 corroboratc o. disprove any.
tentative conclusions he may have
reached. AMI Of course that means a
careful examination. No one knows
hettcr than the Skilled physician him
self The utter ncttdy OF subjective
symptoms. uncontrolled by objective
tests. As We have repcatc dly observed
in this column. there are some ninetv-
odd different conditions which. ia the
patents complaint are stomach
trouble. tho great majority OF them
nc'ng caused by troubles in no way
related with Ia. stomach
Laughing a tho patient without first
winning the patients confidence is n
rUinouS habit.
laughing with the patien; after nav
Ing proved tho FEARS un.oundcd is cx-
cclicut medicine.
Tie uwack never lauchs--un,u the
victim las .lepartcS
Tho doctor WHO laughs means well
Let him he careful how he employs
such powerful remedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
htibEns tHf. FIRED ron
tHuM iNBi MI Hy INCONSISTENCIES
socci.l'or he Times


hYN'IiHCHG. VA February TO-
hcpu'N Marshal -. !. Chapp.u and
Deputy Collector o. r. Wood. wh, have
h"adpun'.crt here. were fred upon ycs-
''r""S "hilc leaving the scene Of :,
RAJ" Of moonshinc s;ill I'm IlalifaA
county with j. J.. walker. whom they
!"d arrested on the charge Of illicit
dtSt}liluS The revenue men were fred
On from ambush but tllc concealed
mcn dc.istcd when requested 10 do so
"' ne prisoner, Walker telling him
nat N" might ID. killed Walker was
i""S"d OF inl at DnnVillc for trial
n IN" MN term OF tho Fedora! Dis.
'iict Court there. iIc was arrested
uI!tr cap!as on the charge OF remov-
sha "ud conccalinR spirits and as.
A'A'in@ In moonsE.ring. II is reported
ma walker had "aid he would never
%" 'a"rn alive. and tho revenue men
vent 10 MS hnrhc In Halifav County
prepared 10 tsht, IL necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

Designed for Southern wear are
man! new bathing suits showing
what we are to eNpcct this summer
in the way of sea attire. Black or
dark blue ;atfeta. strong satin,
nIohnir or fine serge are the best
fabrics Canvas bnthing sandals are
rtNalrd 10y boot effects. These are
either full-faShioncd or skeleton NJ.
fairs. mostly ribbon lacings Hats
Of SILK fashioned over wire frames
arc mudish enough for street wear.
Some are ,rimmeds with rubber
pOsic>, which are also worn on the
costume. The suit illustrated is OF
black intfeta. has u white silk collar
and blue taifeta girdIc edged with
the white silk. \ white tam with
tancta bow tops this extremely chic
affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

not Interfere with the spirit of indie
pcndcncc which has GROWN nm in
| banking IN the United States i'm ,hy.
last nifty years. The Federal Reserve
i'oard IL II government board. rcrrc-
, sentinS the people OF the United
states. The Federal reserve notes .,,.
the soundcst money in the world
Ihcre mas never been any note by amy
government on this earth that ia com
parable to tn" Federal rcscrv, note
commerce. instead OF stock .uu,
bling. should have the dement's Of
prosperity. ana that is what This hi;l
provides"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
Sells Declared Nominee.

BRISTOL, VA, February lo-No op.
posing candidate having hlcd motto.
under the primary plan. the HcDub,i.
can committee Of the First Tcnn~ss..
Congressional District. met to-day ant
proclaimed Representative Sam r. Sells
the partN's nolninc" for recollection +,
November Thc district IL 80 larscl,
h"pnniIcan That III" nomination il Re.
vard"t ns equivalent TO an election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
Woman and Home
Ethical
alks

else Eat nourish!ng foou. drink pirn:y,
water. get eight hours sleep each
night ana ten ii possible. and :.u,.dl
"SaihSt constipation. The mos Fat.
producing foods are butter. cream.
owe OH and bacon fat. shall bc glad
- senu YOU my dietary for gaiuin:
ncsh II YOU will send me , slammed
addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11
,n,oine,,c nonncr,.. Answers.

Doroth.'-I sl'oull fhinf e would bc
''r better. nur2'hy, for YOU 70 use a
-ooa hai~ tonic on ycUr hair and com
h'' : With SCALP massage. This a.ill
r"pUote -. growth % thu hair and
Keen 5 :-ow falling out Brushing j.
also excellent. Rrush the hair ~ least
once q CAV and lct | Il" a tho.ou-I
brushing o. the entire scalp. / don't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

Matilda The retlness al your hand.
"t"! "e caused from poor circulation
Walk ana exercise rs much rs YOU car,
in the open air. There is nothiuu h,,
ger TOR poor circulation than cNercIs.
'"' rms IS my formula for hair.
CURING fluid: ounce OF gum arabic.
:: ounce OF moist sugar. Dissolve them
III :, OF pint of water When dis
solved add y ounces OF roscwator and
sHakv thoroughly. Bottle and uss
when required.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

TOOK ~ Old Woman's Advice. Now
Wishes she Hadn't some tim" ago ]
rad an liberated tooth. was on my
w.y 20 tho dentist 10 have /; extracted
when a friend told me IL would he
dangerous TO have it pulled before the
swelling subsidized So went home
and poulticed II. After several days
NJ this treatment II broke. and now
hay" & horrible scar. and 1t won't
close completely. either.
vera lot OF people have taken
foolish advice and suffered for their
weakness. Immediate extraction or
drainage Of the abscc.s is the only 50 e.
treatment f"r an liberated tooth.
pou!ticiuc Invites external pcrfora
lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

-ruo of he ewes one and ali are
caused ny e> Sjr,ir. Concentrating;
"u booh o. pap q in . poor light
cakes ono .H."uSciouSly pCrNc,' up the
es .iud stats the formation OF The
much -,''eadci FIRST wrtnk'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

Obs,ructed Tear Duct-What is
good eyewasr .ov "a child whose eye
runs when outdooNS"
Answer Usc no eyewaSh Have the
child examined b. tho doctor. The
tear duct draining tears into tho nasal
passage nay Dc DISTRACTED or inhancd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-11

The skirts uf the street suits have
taken unto themselves II moderate
width. The, ripple gracefully about
tn" ankles. hut the deep folds are
missing. The, arc comfortably
short. Goats are short. with ripping
pepinm>. or hip length. with full,
circular skirts. Both fiat and high
standing collars will he favored.
Fine French >crSes in dark blue.
checks ami Velours are used most.
Ratah silk suits are shown for those
icnahlc suit of dark blue silk with
brG TO match
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