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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15

Mems shirts of soft finished madras
and light cool percales, open fronts,
Numbered and French cuffs attached,
fast color, striped designs in every
size and sleeve length.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15
39-inch Japan
csc Nainsooks
10 yards $2.25

39-in Japanese main
sock, our own i'm
portation, highly fin
ished, soft and lus-
trous, put up 10
yards to a bolt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15

Finely finished long
cloth, woven close
and very soft, very
popular fabric for
fine lingerie wear,
put up 10 yards to
each bolt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15
r| IA June Sale of Dinnerware- ent

To specially priced sets we
have sorted out two large
tables of close out dishes
we offer for sale. Choice of
any article 10c and 25c ca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15

We Rent Dishes,
Glassware, Trays
for Weddings-parties
at a reasonable cost.
Get our prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15

White gauze ribbed union
suits for women. Perfect
form fitting garments,
made with tapped neck and
shoulders, lace trimmed
or tight knee styles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-15

Special order of business for this
afternoon was scheduled to be an adj
dress on road work by H. E. Surman,
division engineer in charge of the
state aid road work In this part Of the
state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

n ESPlTE the progress Of affairs i'll Greece.
II the selection Of Il new Premier declared
favorable TO the allied cause and the sugges-
ton that Ncnzclos .;ill be included as Min
lister of War in the new Cabinet there are
indications that everything is not quite as the
allies would have il. They are distrustful
and bit uncertain.
Observe. for example, the halt in the Of
fensive from Salonik y day or two ago
British thrust carried across the Strunla and
French forces displayed marked activity.
Half a dozen villages and good many square
miles OF territory were wrcsod from the
Bulsarians The Scrbians were pushing
forward and tho Italians from Albania were
reported on the move. There was indication
an advance along the whole line was in
progress
Now activity ceases save ut widely scat
tered points The British have withdrawn
TO their old positions the Struma.
What appeared to he general offensive is
reduced to the proportions OF Il mere recon
nossarce in force-and in no very great
force, either
If these things were happening eighteen
months ago. the world would conclude there
was disagreement among the allies as to the
division OF the prospective spOls Russia
and Britain. perhaps. would he debating the
fate OF Constantnople and Italy and Serbia
quarrciing over some section Of the Adriatic
coast. Perhaps France would he holding
back for assurances OF Mediterranean
hegemony There is no suggestion of such
divisions at this time The allies have recon
ciled their differences and composed their con-
hicting ambitions They have clear under
standing. i, is manifest. OF just what div-
sions. readjustments and rcdistributions will
follow peace concluded on their terms.
So that we are forced 10 seek another e1-
PLANTATION OF the inactivity in the Balkans
Unless the world has been deceived woefuly
the allies have enough troops. guns and NUM-
lions on the Saonih front to take the OF
iensivc when they will. and the Tcuto- Bulgar
invasion of Dobrudja would seem, in the alb
sencc OF controlling reason. 10 render
diversion imperative. That controlling rea-
son is present and it is Greece.
France Britain, Russia. Italy and the
lesser allies want certainty to replace UNI
certainty before they advance through Mace
donna against Serbia and Bulgaria Natural
ly enough. they do not care to take the risk
OF . Grecian onslaught their rear while
\ hostile Greece. even though it paid with
is national existence for It's boldness might
descend on Sa!onni ana destroy the .llied
lines Of communication That would plunge
the Balkan ca!Gpai-n into disaster.
;nch Greciau hostility and folly are i'm
probable but they not impossible and
the allies are taxing 10 Unnecessary chances
ii Greece comes iaio The war now IL will
obtain relatively small price for its sacr-
hcas. and, though Greece in all likelihood
Will enter il will b. reluctantly. The re-
.uc,ance is eylden, King Constantine is dis
trusted and Grcciau sentiment VIGOROUSLY is
uncertain quantity Therefore the delay
Lady Byzantine, ,ba worlds champion hon.
is deau She laid &l5 eggs in one year, and
never crowcd once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
Millinn. Of Military Age

TN"rc arc II .O00.nN mon II mIlltarl
age in the United states. according to
recent announcement II includes
lunatiCs. cripplos and all other dcfcc-
tives. II also includes nearly 1000, O0n
alien whites and nearly 100. 900 Chinese.
Japanese and others who would be
eligible for duty The best basis for
estimates as TO tho extreme military
strength of the United states is the
War lietwecn the states. MI told. North
and South. from the beginning to the
end of the war. there were about t.
100000 men engaged. The populat ION
at that time was something less than
3o,0000oo persons. II 100000 tightins
men can he drawn from a populat ion
Of 300o0,oo0 in the United States. it Ia
possible that three and a third times
as many might be drawn from popu-
iation Of I00.n000o0. which the country
has tD-laV-I.r Slic's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
The Three Bu-I-.t Germs

The German medical men. "ho know what
they arc talking about. toll us that the great
majority Of civilized human being. become in
fcctcd with Tuberculosis in infancy or child
mood but only few 81 US succumh tho in
lection later IN life. IL tn" child tho Infection
Is sealed up ia The lymph nodes deep IN the
'hcst, behind the bronchial tubes or deep il,
the abdomen behind the intc.,ineS latent bu,
capable Of daring up under certain conditions.
such as bad air. too close confinement TO the
house, absence Of sunshine. Inadequate" food.
least 90 per cent Of autopsicy. no matter what
the cause death. show positive evidences OF
such infection. Hence the chances arc that
practically al Of ~ iarbor Tuberculosis germs.
even though consider ourselves perfectly
Vel
The colon bacillus is natural nhahitant II
the intestinal canal Of man and many animals.
ordinarily u seems +" b" harmless. but under
certain conditions IL iiarcs up and produces s.rI-
Our trouble. such a. apueudicitis pmilstoncs. III
Ger Of tn" bowel cyatitI" rerit"niiia some or
'hc conditions which. iu our opinion. excite the
colon bacillus INTO vrr!lcncc excessive meat
eating. the abuse Of liver pills" and other
cathartics. eating when not hungry ana taking
tlcOholic beverages 10 stimulate the appetite.
This IS necessarily :, matter Of opinion az is
the uattcr o. the rrcdiaposing causes Of tubcr-
culoHis. :esidcr tn" diseases mentioned tn"
aoI,r h,c,li,,s when on INC v,rn.,h h,y ,nurh
Win the production Of That many !ca-
tir.d condition called autointox Icalion III.
part Of the colon hac.Ilu. being the manufac-
Almost every cuvc-dwcllcr every occupan, of
an arttcialiy heated and hence less
Duvcnttlnt"d house harbors the pn"utnococcus
IN hia mouth ana IN about one out Of every ave
PERSONS ia" pncumococcus is virulcnt. capable
Of producing IN nnnthcr ndividuaI colds" sore
thro"is. tpnriIitis. nuinsN bronchitis, pncumo-
MIA and tho Ike. again IL is Il matter Of upii-
ION why one out ni Ave pncurnococcus carriers
~ g menace 20 h!H friends and associates. our
opinion ~ mat 81 every FIVE individual Is
,nhinR them by and large has neglected teeth
dIpca H.L gums. diseased ,oriHiia chronic nasal
disease C"catnrrl,' as people insist upon call
tnp ~. and livcN under particularly unhyEienic
,oudttiouH regards clothing. la hing, heat
nag aud vcntilatirI
ncal,h ~ largely nucstion Of 80 living that
S"0r tire" 'nv"r!t" lnes Of microbes wont
ra.tcit vyiti your d"fcuScS down
SrrroVinr The problem down The simplest
,hir
rirx, DDnt rty be good and warm but
.oci, cool and well
gccpnh Don't all you can but get along
vl,h The smallest poNsibic quantity Of food tina
~IIi maintain your normal weight.
furrtIOns md answers
81 WOTmp.--f !, What
norinm ~ chilGrouI O., Are they yiaibic To the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
M:., Nindicn,e Won rall>cnlayn

DUBE sirmisc though il is. nevertheless
1 /, is interesting to speculate as TO how
much truth there is in the Amsterdam story
that the important German headquarters
conference. uow i'll progress, may result i'll a
determination TO make Il strategcal sacrifice
on one or both lighting fronts. ON the
western front. there is little chance OF a
material sluckening OF German effort unless
perhaps the Nordun forces be still further
weakened. ON the eastern front-and that
seems moro likcly-therc may be such a
withdrawal as Will vindcatc The theory OF
the disc,editcd Won Falkenhayn who ii is
understood. cuunselod that course as the only
practical strategy possible for Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

ON cxhibi,jun .rb. ,oyo-,,,.r, b,.
,,.
3N'" $'"'''" bS CONGRESS l"
spend at tn. show This year. II Will
spend a large part Of tina, amount IN
sct,iur ~, ,,da, 1i
1919 "''"H' S""9
an" o'h"f hN'IhihSS and appliances IT
viii also maintain a demonstration
herd" This Win ,o,.f., 80
COWS Of All sor, ana h,...d .I.,
due, ar each Of ttc,n IN -, Xxx,
fuuy ,.t.I,.J Ana ,,.,t
,h;,, ,lc r..n,I. IN, ,,,, IA!
TN. atnou,,, ~ MN, .,,, n, 49,
Nm, i,s rnn,..,, u ,.r..t IL ,,,,,,e
.rhis d.,no,,e,r.,io, - ,,,,a,,,InI
vince ,ho Jatryi,an ,b,,, bo no, 800.
SUCH , record - ~. y,,n,. ~ 800
,yb,, hjs c,,y. .rc lam. ,,.n,.h .. So
AMI wbIcl ,,ny =, it.o, d ,.,,,n
"a s.u
~ ,oy,.,,, I. .,,,,
i,,.,,,.,.I 49, t,..,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

IT present Indications arc vorrcc,
practically the Who'll. area of Lone
Island IS to be turned into a huge
duck farm within tho next ton years
Poultry specialists claim that no place
on earth is better adapted TO the rails
ing OF this toothSomc fowl. and duck
farming has multiplied itself five
times IN aS many years upon this Sma u
area. Eleven different varieties Of
ducks arc heinz raised and one farmer
has raised $1,000 birds in the past year
The ducks are chiefly hatchcd by in
"uhation. aiid arc ready for market
IN eleven weeks it L. claimed that tho
food and Matching costs between . and
cents per bird. with % cents Il pound
as the average price for duck IN rhc
New York market il Is easy 10 sec that
duck raising is profitable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
News Of Fifty Years Ago

. Six men were fined $50 each in the iiustings
nourt or Magistrates yesterday for selling M
tertnincd that this Illegal traffic i'll the ardent
snail be put down.
Drs. Cabel and Taylor Of the Health Board
reported TO Judge Cruinp last evening mat SIX
lew cases of cholera have WITHIN the
aWehtN- -four hours ending at Il l.. NJ. The dts
case is at least not the increase.
;, William II. Smoot. residing near the pits in
iienrico County. died day before Yesterday from
tnolcra There are quite II number OF cases in
the county near to Richmond.
a letter from Rev, pr. Moore who is touring
Europe. says lie Will home from bremen
on September -.
The late James 7. WcisiGer. Of AIanchestcr
was laid to rest yesterday afternoon with Ma.
which he faithful and valued member
General Terry. late coinmaudan, of tho Vir-
ginia military district. lief; New Haven day be-
, lore yssterday I" assume c"inmInd OF his new
MINI Joy go with him
The presidential touring party arrived
Pittsburg at + l.. NJ. yesterday: and if too many
Washington to-morrow morning.
There cable dispatches in this morn
ing s paper. y violent storm off the Ncwfouud-
land coast has delayed all Atlantic cable bust
ness
There was another disturbance in rctcrs-
burg Yesterday between white and blacks
frequent in the Cocladc city. and the nrs, thin.:
the people over thcr. know somebody Is going
to hc hurt.
\ Toronto dispatch saws Canadian parcrs arc
sponsble for the Fcniau troubles that have he
set Canada. and they demand that England shall
Fentans arc not speedily rcpresscd.
John e. Isakcr yesterday appointed no.
tary public for the city Of Norfolk.
The rental charges for the Astor House in
They now demand s?5.cro per year for the prop
crty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
we: CD Is 1t hard to get rid Of them! G)
IIC;tSo

H& CD Is 1t hard TO get rid Of them? t)
iieasc suggest treatment.
,Ntn,swer-u) Infection. by swallowing the in
''ie eGSs from previous case food in
"'er Or on dirty fingers. The soil in crowded
~, inuNitleS is pretty we'll polluted with them.
" lheS arc visible little white. living
"ormS' perhaps ne-fourth OF an inch long. re-
sen!pihE piece of white thread. CD i'crss-
,e'' ana prolonged treatment is necessary. Cd
~ ,iequifcs medical supervision. One harmless
palliative is uuassia. Boil an ounce in a quart
or -, TWO OF water and inject two in
nc po"ei every day. to he retained Externally,
per cent Hnmoniatcd mercury ointment may
We applied for the itching. one harmless in
,erhal remedy is oil Of American wOrmsccd five
"'oI'' 10 Il child, on sugar, empty stomach,
Ioilowed in two or three hours by Il tablespoons
.ui OF aromatic sirup Of rhubarb. This may
oe repeated twice week for several times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

To tho Editor OF The Times Dsratch:
Shiny attention has been ,ir;,wu TO letter
from Nellie farker Henson in Tn" Times DIS
patch OF August IL, in which excerpt from
an address made by is q strengthen
the writer's point that woman suffrage is a
losing
have never felt that woman sufra:sc vas
any more OF losing than * that Of
universal education. have held. aud regret
FUZZY stated. that "a large number OF cstimable
but elderly. women must cease to WELD Influence
before the suffrage is given TO women Young
minds,-Houng woncn---y"unC enthusiasm is
needed 10 make this most important Of political
changes effective and life insurance" STATISTICS
bear nc out in tho belief that certain length
81 time must clapsc before the Younger genera
ton can make its power f"lt IL tru.. not lnl.
ago that active suffrage support mean, loss
OF circulation revenue. II is rapidly becoming.
a fact II II Is not already 50. that opposition
to the suffrage movement must prov. fatal To
circulation growth among \ rurnu.ri-
Of editorial attitudes and Two YEARS
ago makes the point strikiurly clear. liaZnr,I.
ing a guess, expect (" see women voting
throughout the United states by i?l9 ia The
meantime. do what can 10 hasten tho dav.
and am Of course, subject 10 INSTRUMENTATION
through the lifting OF phrases from their con-
In the occasional addresses that i, is nv
privilege TO make. RI''iiAItp II WALDO
New York, September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
SHUTDOWN and Swallows.

Eve OF September.
SHUTDOWN and swallows.
The last RAINING ,mb"T
ou The world limit dying.
shutdown and swallows.
't.vc OF September
Tomorrow they iourncyD;
In Il last airy tourncy.
Round and round flying.
CHIPPING and calling
Now one by one follows
Down the dark chimney throat futter-
ing, falling.
Vanished completely
TO soft feathcrcd slumbcr.
Save one OF their number
There. mounting flcetly,
Higher and higher,
Till the fast-fading passion
Touches with fire
That vemturouS pimion,
Alone and aloft in sole mystic domiu-
ion
Shutdown and swallows
4 symbol fashion,:
So | behold them
All OF my legion,
one by one follows
Where shadows enfold them
A little delaying.
soon shall be leaving!
My spirit upstaying--
TOO exalted for grieving,
Is touched with what light from Hes
pcrian region!
Edith NJ. Thomas. in New York sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
The Voice of the People
Would n-len>e Troops in Camp.

To the Editor of The Times DiSpatch:
Sir.-ltcfcrrinS To your editorial OF today,
titled 'Eurdcr service for Mi tuar.lsin.r.'
does it occur TO YOU that the future of the hum
bic individuals vino compose this body is de-
fnturc of the National Guard: Your SUE gcstion
mat they be rewarded with trip I" Texas as
payment Tor their services is the
slight objection that manN OF them. however
thcE might enjoy Such Il pleasant iittl. outing,
Yet have businesses and professions and schools
from which they have already been absent too
long, and for apparently Ii /, trip
IL 10 10" given them as a reward at least make
som" provision allowing those who have serious
business Ia attend to, 10 stay az home.
GU arc correct in your statement Of the way
the men who stayed at home feel about tiff
YOU VIII take the trouble 10 hnd out how many
rc-ci.iistmcntS there arc at Camp stuart. for
instance, your view will he confirmed Hut the
INJURY is irrcparablc now; they needed
on the border. and never were. Is shown -
cluSiNc!y by the fact that they been
sent. The thing for the government to do is 10
admit this and turn them loose. and no, try
I" cajolc them. as children. int" good humor
by giving them a trip to the border.
y isEA DER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

suffer materially. and the cty's representa-
tivcs--in Council Administrative Board
would gain nothing. But the public. in the
language OF the street. would be the goat.
Richmond has long had the reputation of
possessing an unusually good street car SER
vice. This reputation has been attained not
only by the city's insstoncc on the company's
performance OF its duties. but. in large meas
ure to the cooperative attitude maintained
by the company. The public doesn't want
any unnecessary trouble with the street car
company, and the city's representatives must
see that none results from any unreasonable
action OH their part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Your Own Town.

This old towns your own town
Just remember that;
No mere brick -and stone town
Hin and vale and Hat.
Here your fathers builded,
Long. full long. ago,
Aud each vista's gilded
by loves radiant glow.
This old towns your own town
Yours To have and hold:
This. the loved and knowu.town
Memories enfold.
Though new skies seem clearer.
Wealth for love atone,
No town can be dearer
Than this town-yuur own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

j. Il; M.--I'arkess method is now sometimes
adopted The caoutchonc is Immersed in mix
lure Of thirty parts of bsulphidc OF carbon and
part Of chloride Of sulphur. u is
nj - heated to 20 Fahrenheit,
when ali the sulphdc OF carbon has been VIOLA
tilted the process is so far complete that il is
ONLY necessary boil the material in Solu-
lion about eighteen ounces Of caustic potash
70 two gallons Of water. the vulcaniZcd cnout-
chouc being washed to remove %:
all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
Chats With Virginia Editors

The hoastful Newport News Timcs-IIeraid
says: "rhosc sailors ON the intcrncd German
yhps have been stealing watcrmclons. Now
know why the ships are to he removed to
IhiadclpIia There watcrmclonS near
Philadelphia worth stealing. while the Virginia
melon is Irresistible"
The Roanoke Times observes: Ut is an
nounccd that Mr. Bryan tx 10 take Il vacation.
why earth is the chautauuua sea son closing
carly this year, TO make room for the
politicians and the other stumpcrs.
The hopeful Grbanna Sentinel says: THE
railroad iS coming, why not pick out your
little truck patch aud gct your land in good
shape before il arrivca?"
Richmond Wise enough I" put six tickets
FOR - cents and school tickets IN her street
car franchircs.--- Norfolk iscdgcr- Dispatch some
day Norio viii learn that little old. solid
old richmond * mighij good town I" take
lessons from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

~ sec 10y the papers, remarked the man from
back home. that OF your critics are
attacking Your record as a Statcsman.'
That doesn't disturb me- replied Congress
man iiammfatt. when they begin attack
my record politician may begin to feel
Worried"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
Itenson for JubIIntiou.

Did YOU enjoy YOUR trst day a school,"
asked the friend OF the family.
YOU bet did" responded the small boy.
The principal fell down in the ward and
sprained his arm and teacher had such
tCothache she couldn't talk"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
4 IfntCa,

Mrs J. * M--Alfalfa is native Of Asia hut
has been cultivated in Europe sine. before TN.
time o Christ. The Spani;.rds int reduced II
into South America. but it did not reach North
America until some time between $50 and ISL.
when ii introduced into California from
Chile since then il has become the most en-
tcnsivcly cultivated forage crop III tho United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
Queries and Answers
SiZinr "a IiIir.

Mrs l.. F-DSSolVc one part Of common e In
with ten parts Of warm water. Hang the rug
q pole and paint the wrong side al lII,e
with 4 paint brush Dipped in the SOLUTION DO
get too much of the solution on tn. back
side Of ii il viii soak through ana show
the surface. 1t is best TO d" this out OF
doors, where the rug can dry quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

Eighth and Broad loafcrs" would be to
break up the loaiing at Eighth and Broad
and all the other points on Broad Street
where gangs of young men congrcgate and
annoy paSSerS-by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
king Henry Viii. iii. -.
Not In Ills Line.

Gruh's--po YOU think old MiscrciSh ever
gives Il thought to the conditions Of the poor,
Enthusiastically not. don't think he ever
gives anything.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
I'lnttcrinG.

WHAT gives DR. Quicquac his enormous popu-
larit% with his patients!
His ability TO convince each one that the
sufferers own diagnosis OF his illness is approved
by medical science"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

Did that cornet player who lived next door
to YOU ever perform TO your satisfaction?"
Yes. indeed. lie died last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
The PcssImist SAYS:

Not all women are vain. but most OF those who
least to he suffer from that arniction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
shakespeare Day by pn,.

For the faithful swain:
Then let me and hinder not my course
Ill be as patient as II gentle stream
And make a pastime of each weary step
Till the last step have brought me to my love"
Two Gentlemen of Verona ii. I.
For the sycophant:
''Oh. how wretchcd
Is That poor man that hangs on princes favors.
There is bctwiSt that smile would aspire to-
THAT sweet aspect Of princes, and their ruin
More anSs ana fears than wars women have.
And when he falls he falls like Lucifcr
Never to hope again
--kini; Henry Viii. iii. =.
For the stubborn: IF reasons were as plenty
as backherricS. | would give no man II reason
upon ccmpulSion."-EinS Henry ~, Fart l., il. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

Wonder where the crown prince is He
hasn't been killed for several weeks now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

PUBLISHED every day in the year 10 south rrn;N
iisiing Co.. inc. Charles l.. iH>nrock. Fdhor ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

From today ON, if you don, get an in
dividual drinking cup, look for the hot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

ADDRESS ALL CONGRATULATIONS to The Times
Dispatch, and not Individuals
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TELEPHONE: Randolph l. Private t;rurrh Exchange
connecting with all departments.