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\ fourth edition az Ethel Sede :,
novel az the I'ari* Latin Quarter. Tic
G"ntleman." is Just announced liz.
small. Maynard 8 Co.
Eugene Gla"n2cr. tho art cxDert ms,
returned from France. says that the
hiCh taXea In France arc driving many
wealthy persons I" invest their avail
''"'" cash in art treasures instead of
taxable securities or property
Til" Woman Adventures" which
the I'utnams will publish in the sprin,
al tho coming year. is "a story laid in
the time of tho Jacobitc Rebellion Of
90. when Prince Charlie penetrated
England as far as Derby
John Reed Scott usually spends his
winters in Washington. u. G.. The local
color in his nov story, Tho Cab of
the Sleeping Horse" tale of diplo-
mat'c intrigue in tho Washington Of
to-day. is therefore. first hand MIR.
Scott is member OF the Metropolitan
club Of that city.
Love Songs the Whole World Sings"
is collection OF more than 200 senti-
mental. home. college. patriotic. opera
tic sacred. Southern. national and
children's songs. each one to he played
or sung. selected and edited by Albert
Il: Weir. and published by -. Apple
ton d Co.
The famous sculptor. Augustus Saint
Gaudons. is made known In AN init
mate and pleasant personal way In
tho "Recollcctions Of His Friend Matt
land Armstrong" written by Hamil-
ton Fish Armstrong for tho January
Century. There are pictures Of Saint
Gaudcns's carly life in Paris and Of
the many friends he had there.
The only ono Of tic plays OF Emile
Ncrhaercn tho great Belgian poet. who
was crushed by tho cars Al Rounn.
France. on tho night OF November %.
10 he translated into English is Les
hubcs." rfhur Symons's fine English
version Of mis- great work--cntitleG in
language The DaWn''-is pub
lishcd in tais country by Small. May
nard e Co.
l.issie G. Farmer. author Of ARC
Of Home Saving" says that not long
ago she had the opportunity Of look
ing over 4 household account hook Of
ISa3. 1T is interesting" she says. TO
note tho changes in prices Butter was
10 and Is cents per pound, Eggs. three
dozen for IS cents. Apples. 25 cents
pcr bushcL II was the expense hook
Of family of mid Western town,
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is becoming safer. moro comfortable. more
profitable and more attractive. whcreulon il
begins to compete With other vocatiouS FOR
The services of adventurous youth. The rea-
sons which kept the young American out of
the forecaStlc were similar to those which
kept the American vessel from the ocean
trade; each could be summed up in the phrase.
lack OF profit. There has come Il change and
II the Seamcns bill is not responsible tor IT.
,hat measure certainly has no, been able
- avert il
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Hereft.

On. brown Earth. warn, and fragrant.
Make soft her tiny bed.
oh. great Winds. in the darkness
Move gently overhead
Re kind, YOU waving grasses
She gathered haby-wise.
And all YOU buds and blossoms,
Rest lightly on her eyes.
oh. mothers, to Your hosoms
Fold close and safe your own
My little babe is sleeping
Beneath the stars = alone
Anna Spencer Twitchcll, in the
Masses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

H. l.. T.. ir.. lion"wcli. Na--I'udc: ;no law
"l virginia tho wife acquires q rj-lt, =
all tho real estate whereof hcr husband. or any
on" t. ms u durint- cuvrr-
iurc S"'z"d az an estate Of inheritance unIvss
ne" rich' I" such dover !awfu!ly barred nr
!ciihdu'- ned Whc" person. dies withou, lrav-
l'E VIII. II he has y .,,',n 81
II * necessary TO letters OF adj il,
won tn" probate court The viii not
allow persons who have hcc" licensed
"t"rnoNS TO practice bcf"r" them. II VIII there
Tore he ncccssarr 4" employ :,ttorr"v ~ law
if letters Of administration arc 10 bc ~ ken ,ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

Republican malcontents are now planning
to Dust William X. Wilcox from the Office
OF chat rman OF tho national committee Of the
party. There are good many persons. even
IN the Democratic party. who believe Mr.
WILCOX contributed extensively to the recent
Wilson victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

md could not hu, contrast tho prices
9th thos" Of th" present day. But
thcn. women had less money 10 sncnd
"a 1923 than they have this year"
" tho chief aim of ,hc American noe,
should bc 10 express" America Mr.. Mas
tors has done it in The Great Valley.''
the third from MIR. Nast"rS's pom lie
has done for Illinois and Chicago what
in the Anthology he did 80 unfor:ct-
ably for Spoon River. Ills point or
view is always Interesting. and II" is
most poetic when poetry is least ex-
pcctcI.
Gns'avus nhlinEorS Their True
Faith and Allegiance" The Macmii-
Ian Company. New Yorl<). has been pro-
nonnced by Theodore Roosevelt the
best book II" has read on the subject
Of Amcri"anism. "Evc~y man he
maintains. who cannot submit to the
nrincir eS and ideals laid down in this
book would do better TO go back To
France or anywhere"
Colonel Roosevelt writes a most in
tcresting and informative article about
his recent journey in tho tropics for
the January number Of the Century.
II is an account OF ~ Naturalist's
Tropical Laboratory" established bv
the New York Geological Society at
Demerara. and Of his visit To the Won
derful guacharn caves the home OF
some strange birds OF Trinidad
Southern Songs" by Elizabeth NJ
Montague. contains the cuttings from
the authors contributions to leading
magazines. With delicacy and refined
poetic feeling she writes OF the charm
and lure OF her Southern land. elo-
onrnt Of golden noontides and silver
rl,k +
pale primrose dawns. EspecialIv an
roalinE and tender in sentiment are
Dreaming" Waiting" "In a Southern
Wildwood" and several other poems
which are born Of the spirit that loves
the southland and its vernal beauty
and ideals
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The Voice of the PEOPLE
Work for Gusrd.,,c,

Work Tor tsn8 rdsntcn.
To tho Editor of Tho Times pSp:tch.
Str--Il"ase call tho attention OF the commit
toe ON arranging welcome for tho First Vir.
ginia Regiment that it should not ovcrlook tho
fact that many Of those boys will bc CONNIE lied
10 Seak employment.
They should no, he compelled To walk the
streets looking for work while tho s.av-at.
home boy holds his Job. Ny only hoy is with
the First Virginia Regiment hui / am moi
snealing on his account, as he Will lind plenty
10 90 al nome. JOHN H. CHASE.
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To Obtain Pntcnt-Oricc t.n<cttc

g. W NJ. Richmond. The ra,cu, ,ln..
,iaIctlc l. a wr"klY publication q, g ycar
ant YOU should add ""SS the superintendent O.
Documents. at Washington. -. G.. rs he IN.
charge of tho subscriptions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

Mrs. -. y, H., !;tchmc,id. Va We iniornc
by tho Congressional Union for Woman Suffra =
that Nh. Wilson would have been reelected
uv women Had voted
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handicapped.

one half Of the world does know what
the other half il doing" remarked the vague
scntiment;list.
That . hccaus. the village sewing circle
d"cS not maint;tin branches cvcrywhere.' re-
Spondcd the gentle oHuic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
Health alks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
HI. 1915 National N"w.rarer Service.
The Cost OF m Ounce.

We arc still ignorant Of the causes OF few
diseases, such as cancer. pcruicious anaemis.
controlling them. We don't know what causes
yellow fever smallpox. although VIC can prc-
VENT both OF thcs" plaques Indeed there are
II" great ScourGcs any more There
pandcmics. No civilized need fear dcciina-
ton by disease. Prevention is tho principe
work Of the medical professor to-day. There
is hut one handicap to contend with. and that
IS the cost Of AN ounce of prevention.
Ii YOU buy gold mine shares at 10 cents ca n
from far-away phlanthr"pist who addressc
YOU in cndcarinC terms and paints for YOU 4
rainhow Of promise YOU cannot conplain thnt
Your speculation is disappointment. You
Samblcd against unreasonable odds.
You cant buy an ounce Of prevention Tor
cities states. nations still speculate in pre-
Ncnti"n. II is about time begin investing In
il. There IS considerable difference.
y municipality spending $4,000 pcr aunum
for rnhiir-h"aith work and $4,000 for IN"
three times as much sickness crime.
Within natural limitations "a community can
d"trrrnin" it's own morhidity and mortality rat"
y S?"."oo Jail doesn't look we'll beside a $50. 900
hospital. y 5000 public prosecutor giving n
third Of his time TO public welfare looks
health. giving all his time to the public wei.
faro. The iccns" money collected from tho
h"oHc industry ought to bc turned back at leas,
half-and- half into tho public hcalth fund for
there can hc N" question that much disease
as Grim" is attrihu,abc ho"zc.
An "nnc" OF prevention may he bought on
rca sonah!" terms. II can't hc had for nothing.
Doctors arc human beings \ chcap doctor is
cheap. whether employed by an individual
worthy of his hire.
Prevention is tho doctors trade" Ito is in
business for cN"rybody's health i;iciudinr his
own " YOU got him cheap YOU are GETTING :,
cheap doctor You shouldn't criticize the quality
satisfaction in = - pair % shoes AS in \ s. pair
Health and III" beginning to command
respect. even from tho courts yroncrtv ono
Of these days will he AT it's true va Inc
something less than health and life VIC arc
gradually becoming civilized.
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quite M Gond ns New.

tiruhbs--llavc you decided what New Year
resolutions YOU Will make:
StuhbS-W Why. thought would last drag out
the lot made last January. They have been
used scarcely all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

W. W. NJ. Ashland. Va i:ichmund H. IInl,-
SON - not member OF Congress at the present
time. The subject OF prohibition is now being
debated IN Congress, and YOU iuty obtain copies
OF the debates from your congrcs sman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

u; J.. T.. IetcrsbuiG. Na-Toist"l predicted
that II once the pagan nations learned from
Europ" how 10 tight. the: would always cut
rSht ,nrist!"nS. because War requires brutality.
ana christianity made its people tender hearted
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Threat. Through the Will.

NJ :. j. ~. Richmond. Na--Thcrc - a. v
..ninsi S"miins threats thr"urh III" United
states m"'l .'"N"r'iiug upon tho ''itract.. OF
tho threat, u renrl'y hciu= attached t" certain
lI-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
Qme.tlons md An.ucrs

I'm illustrative Case Will YOU kindly inform
IN" what to do Z" relieve tho constant headaches.
which arc especially after meals also
the coated tongue. had taste ,sour) and foul
hreaih have had for years: Some doctors SAY
an my tr"uhi" is from constipation: others
think tho blood contains uric acid I'm, tbcr
treatment fails. The trouble has grown worse
IN tn" past year. Hay" hearty appetite, sleep
well. Feel pains in back. have puffS around
eyes AT times. Find il necessary To take nhysic
daily.
AnsWcr-An ounce Of prevention
YOU something. ToXcmia administration
runs between tho lines your letter Uric
hrid'' FORGET it. First. become a vegetarian
Second. study the hook Colon IIvEiene' Third
nay" series of N-raN notoEra pms Of the intcs-
tine in the course of digestion or huriu, ~
biSmuth test meal 30 de- crmiue exsct c,uso
az the staSiS. Perhaps this will lead o surgical
crochet work and cure Finally. be sure to
have thorough chemical and InicrosconicaI
urinalEsis. and have the blood pressure measured
Ivy Your doctor.
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JoGrc Honored. But ShcIyed.


intention OF the French government per-
mancntly TO remove General Joifrc from all
active connection with the conduct OF war
operations. ii has been disspatcd by the
DEGREES which accompany the elevation of
the hero OF the Marine to the dignity of
Marshal of France
The order OF December > 1915. which
made Joirc commanders chief OF the
French forces. and the order OF December
- 1915. which constituted him technical
ADVISER TO the government in all matters con
corning the direction of war" are both
rescindcd. He has a title Of tremendous dis
tinction. historically and otherwise. and for
the enormous and vital services he has rem
dered he retains the love of the French peo-
pie but OF real power he appears to he
stripped
There must he some reason for this 1t is
known that Jofrc would have abandoned
Nerdun. but for the opposition Of Premier
BRAND and it is known also that he has
favored the withdrawal of French forces
from Saloniki. and the concentration Of effort
ON the western front. There also BRAND has
opposed him
me FRENCH government just now is the
niue SOCIALIST who incarnates the white-hot
purpose of the nation to drive the invader
from its soil. but who secs beyond that initial
step IN the restoration and preservation Of
European peace. So long as Germany rules
Golden Horn. Berlin will WELD such trcmcu-
do'F power that hardly any combination of
FORCES VIII he adequate to curb it. In this
war. as the Springfield Republican points ont
Germany has conquered. not her enemies but
her allies. Austria Hungary. Bulgaria and
turkey bow at the kaiscr's nod. The parti-
ion OF Austria Hungary. if that should he
accomplished. would add to Germanv's in
huence over what remains. Serbia and Rou-
mama lie under the Teuton heel. and Greece
Is Only "A little less than an open friend and
supporter.
feace winch permits this German domi-
nation over Central Europe would he a peace
France could not brook. even though i,
brought the evacuation Of the territories now
Lorraine.
Joirc was wrong bout Ncrdun and he was
wrong about the Balkans. as events have
proved. In war as now couductcd--hv whole
peoples rather than by armies championinc
those pcoplcs--politcal direction nd military
direction must go hand hand Certainly
thcy cannot he permitted to clash With each
other Joitrc and BRAND could not travel in
doWblc harness and so ono had to go The
soldier is caScd gradually from his power and
privileges, but removal is no less ruthless on
that account lie is a Marshal of Franco
n"' nc Is no longer commanders in chief of
the forces and he is no longer technical adj
wiser 10 INC government as to tho conduct OF
the war.
Or course there is much in tho background
OF thcS" changes. which tho censorship CON
whole story be told
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So whcn she had Il Ii, like this
So Gladys .>nselinc Mc,;!uc


Ii! l. ~. anyhow. that Christmas !.~ays
makes itself synonymous with indigestion:
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Sending peace notes is getting to he popu-
lar among the nations. Everybody's do
ing it.
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Germany Will Go Further.

Y/lTllOlT sacrificing any part Of our
w belief that the allies should declare
terms OF peace. IN exact and rnmista k bic
words. we yet believe Germany will improve
substantially on the dclphc message sent on
Tuesday to President Wilson. It seems very
evident that Germany now is as determined to
nave peace AS she was determined. two years
and five months ago. to have war and she
VIII make concessions To attain her wish
OF course Gcrm0ny knew. because il had
been declared in advance that tho allies would
never consent To enter blind peace con
ference. She must also understand that
President Wilson will no, be willing 10 urge
tho allies To modify their stand. Hunger
grips Germany and peace is Il necessity De
spite her military triumphS. she will show
herself willing to pay for il
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Tor fhr purpose OF answering queries amy
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Iiumors from Mashin.

49, go Iiumors from Washington that
MISS tarpcn inc ircSid.ut may appoint Miss
and hh iarbcll member of the
,,, .r..;,e tarin commission Interest,"
"' ,nT in many Ways Such AN ap-
Ion q; competence irrespective OF Miss
rarb"il is no irnoramus in economies and has
its workings. Tier articles on ,ha, subject were
not Of " sort to give JOY I" hide bound protcr-
ing statistics and cNacting their true meaning.
that shs TonsI bring a specially trained mind
bc dcnic'l >nl think Of the adv.,mt:r" Of nav
'nE q woman on The c"mmissom: Tariff taxes
are womcn: so there y"m are Even the hish
rarhcil on Tic tariii commission Thcy cannot
n.y. forgotten hoy the Mckinley tariff brough,
the c>phna,ion was at The time bccais3 III"
W"Sm . did , mTi understand the blessings which
New Y"IK rv HrGfg" Post; smother sue"
LIE min. on saturday evening. Frank s. Van.
., city Bank of New YORK. depiored
The aroMins temdency Of Ameri-
men; ..,,&$.s,ancS, Viewed from ono angie' ne
or n ssf pef :. "'sant, loss .; 'Yds
G d, t" lean upon t;overnncm;al action 70 he
iGE f, lat"n as a ranate.. ,ld 10 believe Ina,
nH ~ I"msrcss can do what used to think
Stice "d ihTf, I" tconpSh Th iai'te'. is
iTrnG , ~ NJ. Nanderiip: w",'is. though the fact
renden, upon tho i:overmn,cm; :haH WAL, wns The The
operative effort than x:ss mScessnTI IN former
dals and co-opcration often requires a"vc"n.
'NTM,"I :.Id to make it rcasonnhiy effective.
business men viii bc calicd ur"n To- face the
,".MhiS' lion 81 powerful @r"upS that have been
nHsr Sorernmcn;al direction. gu, problem is
:" n,l'' re ,S<S,anGe 90 similar Kind only in
clancy nlcaSo News.
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20 end or even L" amclioratc this situation.
World " 'S''>
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Paris is going to cut down tho consumn
non OF gas. Probably il has not been able ia
conserve any Of that exported by the German
armies.
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Our DUTY
TO
Sufferers

which most Of the people arc
nartisans Of some Of the hclligercnts, and in
which all OF the pcopIc profess symp., hizc
With the victims of that and vet make so
little effort I" rescue them. is United states
that Is dong itself a great and growing Injury.
The right and wrong Of III. conflict do enter
into this nlait"r. Withholding bounty Ne
arc hop"lcSSiy in the wrong ourselves that
certainly IS ono issue that day we must
meet Tho richest Of nations. proGting cnor-
m"uSly by war. neutral in Tact il tao. In spirit.
Is Il not time f"r the United states rccnc-
niH" its duty To tho afflicted in cvcry bclliC-
"r"nt land? We arc boarding squanderins
our gains. while millions suffer and die We arc
ncWiidcrcd by the s'atistirs OF our prosperity.
iWhiie "h",e nations and provinces naked.
hungry and diseased. We piously cstimat-
ing in" wealth that one year two years more
nraC,ng = whole continent and shameful alike
TO Christianity and civilization impenls we
may not know whcrc fight or how TO fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

CoMii.ETE figures based on official election
~ returns show that the vote nv which
WOODROW wilson WAS reelected WAS an cycp
greater popular victory than tho country had
inii! realized. In l9l & the total popular vote
was greater by %.59"54a than that of 1919
IN l'l6 Wilson'S popular vote was 9116oa6
AS against his vote OF 6.297.O99 i'm 1912 a
gam "i - 1897, or almost two-thirds of the
'h'irc increased voting strength of tho United
States.
In other words. in 1912 he was opposed nv
iai'' on the Republican ticket and bv
Roosevelt. on tho Progressive platform. I'm
l9l'' MS major opposition conferred i'm one
candidate. TO whom the Taft Influences and
all OF Rooscvelts following that he couId
coh'roi was thrown. Yet Wilson NOT only
heid his own against soidifcd opposition. but
increased his strength by nearly 5000 600
over that which he was able to muster against
TWO candidates who represented widely differ
cnt political schools
Again. III 1872 the sum Of the Republican
ana Progressive votes was 1851 $50 arains,
inc 'otai democratic vote OF 6o97O99 In
I"lh wilson vote lcapcd to more than
''Ioo."oo. while the combined strength of
me oin Guard and such Of tho Progressive
parry rs followed ii reached only a little
more than 100000. In 1912. Wilson's
vote was more than 900 600 less than that
cast Tor both his opponents; in 1916 il was
more than 100000 greater than tho unite d
strength Of the Old Guard and tho reaction
AIRY clement of the Progrcssivcs
no" ihat IN" shouting and the camnairn
are over, the figures tell the final story of
Wilson's victory, which was the pcople's
triumph.
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ktbIlSIl1D TIC II 10 south IrntR
II Street Richmond. hN The Tunes Dispatch Pub
fishing Co. Inc. Charlie, r. iiu>hr""k. Editor and
q Manager.
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Rural Carrier aud star uou,c..


i. j. iurhcN'iic Nt-Whil" unn"y contract 80
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The problem Of what to do with their
horses supplies another good reason why the
iiichmond Blues should become infantry
again.
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ADDRESS tii COMM >I,NTiON> ,o TIC rncs-
55t dispatch. aud ~ "a nd Ni.iuai>.
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Current Editorial Comment

For every arEumcn; against
INC participation OF the United
states in tho war. cx"cn, mon
dirc necessity, there must he re-
Spcct: hut United states in
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1EJEPnONI: knu"tph l. Private Br1,nch ENchi ncc
N tonhcctiuI with al ,rpartmruts
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Books and Aull.ors

\ fourth edition % Ethel Sedewick's
novel az tho I'a-i% Latin Quarter. TIC
Gentleman is just announced by
small. Maynard 8 Co
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Another war shortage has been reported.
INC price OF monkeys has gone up from SIS
y" SIS Monkeys are holding themselves
hgh since they found out they were subject
10 'HIah'iIc paralysis Just like people
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francisco Madcro left an estate in New
y ORR valued a, $22629 IL il had been in
M"Ac"' 1t would have been worth about ~
cents "l'"r the patriots Of that country had
been through it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

t.nEHn" ella "n2cr. tho art expert inst
returned from France saws that Tho
high taxea In France arc driving many
wealthy rersonS Ia invest their avail
"hl" cash in art treasures instead of
taxable securities or property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: Has
brook. Stvr. itr"NL>. Inv. ny t,rnLc ;iuiid,nc.
New l"r;; Mutual Lie ,sui.>.ng. Iii aLclphm;
3 Peoples Gas Building, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

II" Woman Adventures" which
the Futnams will publish in the sprin,
"f tho coming year is "a story laid in
the time of the Jacob;tc Rebellion Of
iif1. when Prince Charlie peuctratcd
England as far as Derby