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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago
N'rom tho RICHMOND Dispatch. Feb 26, 1866 }

nina, '%sre nr has 5 The so%trast 70,
1t does not seem TO be in any hurry about re-
moving the sunken Eunboats and other war
.amc concern has removed many distractions
from Hampton Roads. but seems to have for
gotten tho river.
Tho Church Inn and Union IIill benevolent
society has already spent, over $1,000 rcliev-
rrlscs the suburbs OF the city beyond the cor.
suffering. and the association needs yet more
9ne% h:o, w. Soksn IN" treasurer will be
.Nftcr being amended all out Of shape the
h,tii in.orp"rat!ns the s., Francis iniirmary in
,%rsiay wy P'sSs" inc Rouse '' 's'E''eS
The, state Senate yesterday took up, the bill,
.nh passed it.
The, bills incorporating tho Richmond say
Ionm"rcial Insurance and Savings Company. Of
rctersburG' were passed by The Senate yestc1>
The GharlouSsvile, National I;ans. With au-
~ of tho laws ana opened up Tor business; me
prc sTS II M*sEG III r.
Tho Automatic Female Institute. at Charlottcs-
"% is now in
S"rs e. H. Toy ana II. H. Harris
y bill has passed tho West Virginia LeEis
@ II, ire rrSyiq= for the rsymgm ~ ne Sate
ernor riernon, by Judge Thomrson - Who claim
cd hmt did not rceoycr heavy damages for
In speech made in New York. Postmaster
General Dcnnson said the veto message OF tho
mc m" Of VIE He Gane, an" sustained ny every
The Committee on Ways and Means of the
House of Representatives viii soon report Il
bill 10 tax tobacco in the leaf instead Of, as
now. upon The manufactured article. !; is
claimed that this will prevent the many frauds
which it is nov impossible to head OF.
samuel W. Voorhees,. OF Indiana who
elected to Congress by 500 majorit:. Yes
tcrday unscatcd and the contestant. Washburnc.
Republican,, put i'll his place This action was
taken tho NimsY ground that in TWO town
slips 81 few Illegal votes were cast. and not
votes the whole townships thrown out
five majority. Hon. Jamcu Brooks az New
York. another Democrat. will share the same
fate on the same ilimsy grounds.
\ slo"0,o"o company has been formed 20
build and operate wharf cotton press ana
warehouse in Galveston. Texas.
The Southern Pacific Railroad track is now
:" "ht miles towards shreveport. La.
The Fcnian Congress continues in session i'm
Pittsburgh. General Sweeney has submitted
military plans. which have been approved by
congress.
The Methods, Episcopal church North Of
fers to take all the negro churches in Texas
under its protection.
The Richmond Examiner is in the
field. tho first edition after it's suspension 10y
military order having made its appearance yes
terdav morning. The editorial column ma ilcs
n" allusion 70 the suspension the order of
General Grant permitting the papers rcsump-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
DESlRABILITY OF LOWER CALIFOR
ny FREDERIC !. iit>kIN

WASHINGTON, February oj-I'uclc
sam Is again To CONSIDER tho purchase
Oh Lower California. y measure au-
,h"r'%inS the President - BUY il has
nc"n introduced into Congress
The time seems rpc for such a
proposal General Carranza - in inn
mediate need OF funds. without which
II Is Impossible. for him to suppress
revolutions ana restore peace 10 Mex
leo. Worn out with ccaseicss warfare.
the Mexican national vitality is rum
ninT iow, and it's rcsuscitation viii bc
brought about only through a now
Supply or money. II is reported that
New York financicrs have refused al!
requests Of CarranZa for loans. Under
thes" circumstances. an on"r To huy
Lower California, which viii require
years of Development before /; is "f
much value. would very likely he well
coined by Carranza.
Lover California is til" long thin
peninsula that extends for 80" miles
south between the Gulf OF California
and tho Pacific Ocean. y mountainous
country OF climatic contrasts aud lit
tie rain. IL has presented difficulties
10 the settler, and as Il consequence
IS one OF the most uncNplorcG terri
tories I'm the world. Mountains. COW
crcd with huge p0wlders and broken
volcanic rock. make most OF the pc
ninsmla. y chain Of them runs through
its entire length; they .isc in prccip-
!tnus cliffs along the Gul! Coast, and
their foothills reach TO the Pacific
shore High up among these noun
tairs are occa siunal green, fertile wall
lcys; a. the lower levels are nothing
but gray. arid plairS strcwn with lsv;,
and almost barren or vegetation. The
great American desert extends for
some distance into tho northern end
Of the peninsula and this has been
irrigated by cnt"rprising Amcricnn
ia vi h. -
RADIO River.
Mountains Are an At.ct
Tn" mountains. though unlovely and
dcsolatc. arc - large commercial asset.
FOR under their rugged surfaces arc
rich mineral deposits. silver mines
are being probably worked N Triunfo
and Las Flores. and n French company
At Santa Rosalia. Santa E"salia. with
a population OF 5000 is The largest
city in Lower California and is COM
plctcly dominated by tho French.
There arc also largo onyx and salt
mines in operation throughout the pc
ninsula. Almost every concession Is
owned by foreigners.
Lack OF water ia Lower California
has discouraged Agriculture. IL tho
northern part Of the peninsula the
climate is u great deal the same as
that OF Southern = lfornia, but in tho
lower part sometimes there is no rain
for three TO five years, causing all the
streams and arroNoS To dry up. Then
this terrific drought may he succeeded
by a season OF tropical rains. which
causes vegetation TO S7rout, and again
floods the water courses. For many
years Il settlement of American farm
crs prospcred in the southern part OF
the peninsula, growing corn and wheat
and vegetables and raising horses and
cattle. The climate was tropical aud
the heavy summer rains always left
the ground fertile. Then, suddenly.
they ceased. Year after year went by
without Il single shower, and The farm
crs were finally compelled 10 move
away.
Eut the fact thai there is water far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

In the current number of Worlds
Work. DR. Victor @. Hcistr. VIII" was
for more than ten years i'll charge OF
the sanitation OF the Philippines, tells
now the United States rcNoiutiohiEco
the treatment of lepero there Whch
IL took hold of the Philippines there
we're about 5000 lepcrs in the islands
Thcy wandered about minglin" freely
with healthy people, and in TINS way
gave the disease TO about l,oo" per
sons every year. II was mime l'a'ei!
seen that some drastic measure was
necessary. Selecting site on Culioh
Island about 200 miles from Maniila'
the government sanitorians caused
modern town to be built. They then
circulated a report in the ISLANDS 10
the effect that in this town !epcr"
would find a welcome and chaHcc 10
lead Il more pleasant life than WAS pos
sihlc elsewhere. About $500 OF them
were induced to 20 to culion. Hhc
problem of governing the town tnch
confronted the sanitarians. ana th"N
outlined Il form very much IKE mat
OF the typical American city.
The Mayor and Councilmcn are icpers
elected by members OF the colony.
There is police force composed OF
lcpcrs, and n court with lcpcr judge.
Here off endcrS arc sentenced. and the
ordinances passed by the Council are
enforced. each Councilman is rcsron-
siblc for the housing and general wei
fare OF the people in the part of the
town from which II" is elected, and
all complaints are made through him.
in ono quarter OF the city the doctors
and nurses who care for tho general
health OF tho town are quartcrcd. Some
of the inhabitants arc able TO do Il
limited amount of work. and they
keep the streets clean and tho build
inGs in repair. Others arc assigned to
tho care OF lcpcrS more seriously at
fcctcd store has hccn opened and Il
system of currency devised ny means,
OF which a considerable amount OF
trading in vegetables and dairy pi od =
licts is carried on. town hall and
theater furnish opportunity for di-
version. All outgoing mall matter is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

Stratcd in report from Rome that the
Italian police arc hot on the trail of some Of
the men responsible for the murder of Lieu
tenant Pctrosini Under peculiarly dramatic
circumstances. this New York policeman. who
had been active in detecting and convictin;;
Italian secrct-socicty murdcrcrs. WAS himself
murdered lumber of years ago. lie was
regarded. and properly as IL martyr to Il
dangerous duty aud the police tried dcspcr
atcly 10 lay their hands on his asSassins. but
without success The public forgot all about
the case. and wcil-nigh forgot Pctrosini him
self But the law did no, forget. and now
comes the welcome news that there is new
hope that his murder viii be avenged and
his murdcrcrS punished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
IEPERS IN THE PHILIPPINES

thoroughly stcrlizcd and every prccau
ton is exercised against Il spread OF
the disease.
proximatcly 100000 people afflicted
with lcprosy. tho victims being scat
tered all over the world. Ry the new
method Of treatment six practical cures
have been effected and twcnty -thrco
less certain cures. The method is to
in Get a mixture OF chdu!mooEra oil
ana Camphoratcd oil and rcSorCim. In
every case where this treatment has
been applied there has beer applied
there has been some Improvement.
Whether il Will work as we'll with
lcpcrs in other parts Of tho world as
in the colony ~ culiou must lie dc
tcrmincd by experiment.. Dr. Hciscr
gives The natives credit for discov-
crne the basic principle OF this system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

inEs called to consider tho most ordinary qucs-
ions connected with the administration OF local
n'nairs In this matter history IL repeating
ITSELF IN the Congress of the United States i'll
winch there arc now pending several resolutions
looking to the amendment of the Constitution, OF
the United states on several particulars. Amend
hehts-auditions. we incan--but II would be Il
very doubtful proposition to say that they are
in amy degree improvements our present ma
tonal Constitution. All this applies equally aud
WIN the same force TO our Legislature. for in
TINS body there arc now pending several pro-
posed amendment to our state Constitution. Viz
Slhit Few years ago called Constitutional
convention and after many months. at great
cxpcns" and cost to the State, Il Constitution
was enacted and proclaimed. only few trial
Years Tor the organic law. We say let the Con-
stitution severely alonc.--Fredcricksburg Star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
just Couldn't Agree.

y newspaper man was OF the witness
stand and the attorney was trying to
find out something about him where
did you work last he asked con tho
Milwaukee Sentinel" why did YOU
lcavc"' Tho editor and I disagreed
on national political question"
"Whcre did you work ncxt?' "On the
New Orleans Item" why did you
lcavc?' "'rhe editor and disagreed
on national political question" This
was the reply in every instance and
the Judge took II hand. What was this
national political question:" he asked
upon which you never could agree
with your chirtS?" Prohibition
Albany Knickcrbockcr Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

Herr Won JagOw. Foreign Minister oi Ger
many SAYS "Ccssantc rationc lccis. ccSsat lex
psa' Is Latin Tor If the reason for a law
ceases to exist. the law itself falls. is mCftcc
tive. no longer applies. or is obsolete Now
somebody who is not accustomed 10 juSSlC
Latin will 10 ana say, the reason for Il law
ceasing To exist i'll the present war is Il Ger
man reason. and YOU can't make anything
elise ont of IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
when in Trouble. SEQ su,,n

10 pleas" professor. Ashland VA We ma Ike
room for The subjoincd:
mere is large colorcd man Il. keystone
" VA. who hates himself Hero i his card.
JAMES KNON SMITH.
Lawyer and "Iail Eobhcr"
f'aetcc in All the Courts or Virginia
ana West Virginia
KEYSTONE, WEST VIRGINIA.
"ei'cht in defending the poor and .hosc
"H"'l believe to he inroccnt when M fnns
arc secured Ny motto is Quick C.ollect ior 4.
Nh"n ~! claims and Prompt Remittance Mad.
i'm cold Blood" The Bible saws "Whcro ,boro
Is no counsel the people fan: but IN a multitude
90 N""''Sci"'S thefe is safety Therefore,
ht'r1rcn. seek me early ms -our counselor fo.
'iAcw ye that EVEN THE RIGHTEOUS CAN.
Not IiE SAVED WITHOUT AN ADvOC,ATI,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
SEEN ON TIE SIDE


y daShiur young fellow named Hugh
y maiden Ia we'd him did SUCH:
iiut she would not admit
That dear lushic was 1T"
Md so his tears fell like the duEh.
!; WAS u hard blow to poor Hugh
Tho hardest that he ever knuEh---
And yet he WAS not blind,
so he managed TO lind
y girl who snapped roses for rugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

[ ROM the Cologne Gazette learn that
! Germany has reached the limit OF her
patience, SO far as America is concerned and
that "GcrPlany must go ahead in the course
chosen without regard to the changing cur
rents Of American politics. There we have
ToutUnic hcnevolcncc at its best.
Few OF US in this country have been aware
that the vriu" OF patience had been SUBJ cctCd
10 any particular strain in Germany. Most
of us have believed that the patience cx-
hihited all on our side and that it has
been wonderful in it's strength and duration
For tho government by the orders Of which
l5o American citizens wore ruthicSsly and
lawlcssly slain. aud which as yet has made no
rcDaratiOn for these atrocities. to speak Of
its patience with The nation wrongcd. ~"
are inclined to regard either as incrcdibic
stupidity sardonc lumor
The fact is. however, that Germany is not
normal hur dwcIls in the war madness of
which we spoke yesterday. Her spokesman
do not conceal their approval OF Furnishing
hor enemies by amy means and at any cost TO
neutral life. Ohscssed as Germany is by IN"
joint decisions of grandeur and prosecutions
familiar manifestations 10 all ncuroiogists-
she is impatient With anything that stands in
her way The world has wrongcd and con
tinucs TO wrong Germany. say her apologists:
German civilization is the best OF all civiliza-
lions iIttest 10 survive and must survive
though humanity StagSer and the heavens
fall Anything, therefore, is justified.
1t has been Il perception OF these abcrra-
tons vi the German mind that has inspired
the great patience President Wilson has dis
played. He has injured his political pros
pccts-or so his enemies bclcvc-and ac-
copied the offensive abuse OF jingo and
partisan. When the Lusitana was sunk and
q great cry OF cXecration and revenge arose
and Swclled and surgcd. he nigh, have led
ms country 10 war. Had he been OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Where the Slump IN Stoc,, S,

""""t"S' regret 20 say that on accour, or
= stump III stocks. must institute 4, 1T,
,99''' "' economy in our household cxncnsc.
rotF "poh Your valuable assistance"
S''',hF' Sl!"s' will myself do the baking, :,
No. Won nave son Shaving in tho ki,chcn
S"'""hthN. Keep the children home fro,, c,
Gay school until the market rallies Tho bca,hnn
begins at home" '''"eh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
:NcrShOGy PrcnnrInr

say i'ecky did Eour father say he would
q" anything for YOU IL YOU married Lark; j.,
NO. on Tho contrary dcaric he said bo ,,o,,,,
90 something" TO him If hc tried to marry me am,
NOW l.arkn threatens to do so,nctbirg -. n
II pop doesn't keen quiet"
md what YOU doingo''
Waiting for I.arkin TO do his wore,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Doing Her Best.

"l'o YOU think Miss Swcctthirs is hcautifulc"
asked tho enthusiastic admircr
y wouldn't say quite that replied tn. can't
Gus critic. INSPECTING: Miss Swcctthng and hcr
attire as ihcv moved through the rnazcs of tho
dance. but Will say for l,cr that she makes
li,tIc beauty 20 a long WAYS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Matches. Etc.

When and by whom matches invent.dp
To whom should write for informa ton abou,
"a position as teacher in Virginia.? How many
years must as teacher in tho Viz
gina public schools to obtain a pension?
Godfrey IIaukwitz in 1850 discovered tho
principle: II was first used in the making Of
commercial matches in Vienna In 1919 The
superintendent OF schools Of your district can
give YOU all information. One must serve TWEEN
ty years and he retired account OF i'll hc;ltI
thirty years without condition 10 RECEIVE
teachers pensions in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Playing u Both WAYS.

Sh" 'Sontimentally>-Wh Which 10 Won regard
more hShIE-the pleasures OF hope tho pleas
OF memory"
lie thrisklTl-lm for both. For example T
hope f"r quick turn in the stock market,
which promotes my happiness. and II II turns
my way the memory Will hc everything that
o0ull be dnsired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

~, Ga,,,I IN '.ichinond-;t ccnsorsbin So
YM , SCUM hoston News It's n cold dnw Says
mOud. " "ot n'aficd In Rich
hls stone cap Post. that Big 81 60, an; the
I"r!!, Town. In time may think so vnnr
~ " iiat is that old adaEc about SOMETIME
~ some "dN, running many miles while sons 81
NM else" or somebody else. is pmtting on
Review. lis to clifton Forge become = III e
"iih n large population. we'll MS a civ oe
great business activity" Nobody can accuSc
The editor of tho Review OF rai,ro IN ,Io tis
fun duty along both lines Indicated ncc;,Ii;,
the first mentioned. N"''''
Tho "y"r-hopefml Halifax Record Advertiser
says Woman suffrage went down in defeat in
tho House Of Delegates last saturday but mark
E". ,mcre was I. great gain in votes over tho
t" predict that ii Will win the next time il
comes 10 a vote in that body"
cities ana towns in every. part of Virginia.
Garth trcmhlc for :, few seconds AIondnv cvcn.
ing between ana 6 o'clock. The shock was not
frit here. aud i.ynchburG - lSo ovcrloo kcd
fora ANA the staid Hill city" Exactly
Former Commissioners OF Fisheries Mcdonald
Ice, in an interview regarding the proposed pro-
lid;,tc for the office "rhc appointcc will need
grit. energy and vgor, with at least eye
we wonder II he meant to say at least one eye
opener every twenty -four hours!--Ncwport News
Herald.
IN tho column Of the Richmond Times Dispa tch
entitled News OF Iifty Years Ago' this item
recently occurred. "f.rcsdeut johnson is quoted
t,on or tho United Statcs arn becoming numcr-
preambleD and resolutions at town meot-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Queries and Answers


Was 1900 leap year, and if not, WHY
MISS T.. l.. T.
The addition of one dag every four years TO
harnoniZc the Julian calendar with the natural
year Of $50 DAYS. . hours ~ minutes and ~.
seconds. Involved which was nearly
corrected by emitting the extra day every 100
years. THIS correction is its"ls CORRECTED! by
inScrtlnS tho extra day every 400 years Hence
the century year is not a leap year unless it's
number is divisible by 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

IAN Jones was Ger a cautious MAJ,
VINO looked before he leap,
u, ms youth he formed the plan
or bowling ere he crept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

"liarc YOU decided just when you will cole
hrItc your silver wcddinrc"
'Not yet. am trying to make it coincide
with boom in stocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
The pcSSitnIst Says:

Ills better 10 have loved and lost than never
TO have had the privilege of suuandcriny your
substance flowers and bonbonS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Evening.

know the night is near Mt hand.
Tho miats lie low on hill and bav,
Tho autumn leaves arc dcwlcss, dry:
Iiut ! have had the day.
Yes. ] have had. dear Lord, The dav.
When at Thy call ! have the night.
Brief be the twilight as | pass
From light TO dark, from dark to
light.
IS, Weir MItoheII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
i>cut Hin, Guessing.

"Nuntic when Uncle jim proposed to Won
We're YOU much sUrprisCd?'
"N"i rs much as lie when I accepted
Llm.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

The German raider that got the Appam is
still doing business in the same old waterv
wastes German raider is not without
honor unless she is in the Kiel Canal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

FURNISHED every day the year II 10 South Tenth,
street Richmond. Va. hy the Times Dispatch Pub
fishing Co. Inc, Chnrlrs l.. Hnspruoh. Editor md
hannkcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Cheerful
for
Smokers

,o, ing Is OF general interest. That
ns i"sSss S n a@F Tsba s;a
smokers; in fact. he does not believe that s.mok-
ing need be considered in making estimates on
find comfort in this assurance, if the actu-
sny 'ned TO meGton any o" the benefits Of
that pipes and cigars do not hasten death
Providence Journal.
,,,o The Burnett Immigration hill
Test Of the admissbilty OF aliens to
for Aliens The United States; comes up in
this week With ' some prunins s
Tor cause, Presumably, Mr. Wilson is OF the the
was sent to him by the sixty third Congress.
is oM,,inns vote to oyerrne the sXpectcd
no doubt about the disposition or the senate
fully apply to aliens test that most W'. Of them
would not apply rs qualification for citizen
not he too rosy in his arithmetic. but he reck-
1 fns h is hs lbs m9rs r nn TG to for
advocates Of this means OF restricting the sun
bcforc--that they have a two-thirds vote sui in
both branches OF Congress and can veto veto.
Protest rg The Of pr9te1 " gSins the seiz
Is sh s's so1sru% nnases s%n to
JusthIe" which he now demands n prompt
,.u,,t;on,, ,a amswGr' is absolutely Justified in
tempts TO secure Immunity from beliisere en-
search OF mail steamships have been sue
ccssful: although both in the Spanish and tho
Eocr Wars 1t was laid down. that only the
ference But ~ The Hague Convention of oo7
tm nnemv whether on nnutroI or hIni o,
ship should be invioable firmly esta biished
TO say that the rules formulated at The Hague
are not yet INTERNATIONAL, law is to dodge the
issue. There is no possible gain to a beliger-
ont in Selling the mails which can possibly
compensate for the ,n nj1ry done 70 the business
should stick so firmly to this very Dubious mol
ley it is well-nigh impossible to ina ginc Even
in consequence s;a,t tho amount of it must be com
candle? Does England really wish to- arous,
serious irritation in tho United states over q
Question whore she Is clearly In tho wrong;
Philadelphia Ledger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

brECIAI. ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: Has
brook. story n iSr"nks. Inc. Fifth Avenue Ruild-
Ing Kew SorL Mutual Life Bnildnc. rhild. Iphin:
Peoples Gas building. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

TELEPHONE: RRnd' 'ph !. Private Branch EnchaDss
connecting with NJ. departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS 10 The Times
Dispatch. and tO ipdi Nidunls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Current Editorial Comment

SO much has been said aho,i,
the shortening OF life by tobacco
that the testimony Of the actuarv
or one of the largest insurance
companies on the effect OF SmoE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Paw and Bobby Earn, .r


Nav was saving coupons to get one wbo,
,, 49, "'F I" 1t by getting cornct for