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Abolisl,ins r-chni,,I,,i.

a SofiEh lesal 'echnicahty, lormer!, b,-
heved unshakaDle, has been brushed
aside by the United States Circui, Cont Of
Appeals. sitting in RicI,nond. omit. os co,H.
mon as the unfn!oin.ed belief that il is !
felony. to strike man who wears classes
has been the opiAio' that con,rac, signed
on Sunday was NyaIia Iii a ban,,rnntcv
case, appealed from the Dis,ric, c,urt th.
higher tribunal hcd that au option agree.
ment executed OF Sunday was not in1aIid
for that reason.
From the reports OF the case. # o,e,rs
that the only argument brought Ia s,s,.;n
its invaltdity on that count was based ON The
Virginia statute prohibiting my person from
bath day. SO far as appears ,hc n,o a..
Tine that Sunday is dies non juridic, we
not even invoked. Referring to TIC .r,r, ="
apply The Sunday-obser'ance law The court
said One transaction, such az liri,-
servant, or conveying land. Or takiur no.
Sor option, unconnccted b. continuity Win
Snther trSnsactions Of n like nature can,o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
GREAT MEDICAL SCHOOL
AT CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
Entire Enterprise. just Announced. 10
represent Investment ar
sta. uUu.uaH

NEW YORK. Novciubo. lJ.-rhc
General Education Board announces
that III cooperation with the Rookie
f"il-r Foundation j; has appropriated
$:.o0o.ooo 10 the University Of Chicago
Tor I'll" puypos" oi establishing a mcdi-
ca! scho IN connection with tho uni
vcrsity
TO carry out I'll. plan. ia addition 10
the gift made by the General iIduca-
ton Board ana the Foundation. tn.
University Of Chicago viii sc; aside
1T least s2.00Oo0o for the sam. pur-
S1c",o"". y further sum Of s%.30o. 600
Will 10 raised by the university. I'll.
medical school viii therefore start
with an initial endowment OF almost
s.. 100000.
In addition 10 tn" for"aonw the Uni
verify 81 chnras" viii take over the
Presbyterian Hospital. Wcstsid., and
viii organize il So az 10 provide ado
luate facilities. clinical ana laboratory.
.or In" further training II ,,ii...;iciaus
nnw in the ucld. For this purpose,
adequate laboratory buildings viii he
erected IN conjunction with tho Pres
byteri.tn Hospital
This project viii give C;licago a
high grade medical school and Will
ais" provide. for the iirst time in this
country, & undergraduate school adc-
quitcly equipped and financed.
The v;tlHa Of tae Irtsbyrcr;In plant
{" De used for the graduate department
j. upwards Of s3.oo6.o0O. The entire
"nteruri$c therefore will represent an
Investment Of upward OF SI0.00o.o60.
III" propoS"d medical school win he
erected on the Midway Plais:ncc, and
win tuua form il part Of the present
University Of Chicago plant.
Til. cutirc teaching star u the new
medical acaool. clinical. aS Well as
laboratory. viii nc organized On the
tuI-tine basis. tina. il, all tho teachers
for clinical, az well as laboratory,
studies Will give their ertirc tim. 70
teaching. and research in the Eriver-
Sity Hospital and Medical School. The
"u!! medical sci ools in tho country
t"-da! which have embraced tho full
tim. teaching plan arc Johns Hopkins
and the medical department OF Wash
imgtoh University, 81. fouls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Shakespeare Day nv DIV.

ior All Of us hercsboutS:
NOW Is the winter 81 discomfort
Made glorious summer by this son OF York ;.
king Richard Ill, l. /.
For those who watched the returns:
FOR though usurpers sway the rule awhile
ley heavens are just, and time suppressed
wrongs"
king Henry VI, Par. H.. iii j.
Fei one Hlo heard tho good news: FOR my
Voice. have lost it with hollaing and singing
OF aathcms.'-kins Henry ~. Part H.. -
ior Colonel Roosevelt: oh: how bitter a
'hinf !; is 70 look into happiness through
anoth"r mans cycs.'--As You Like IT, i; .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
PUT UNDER PROBATION
B0! Under Eighteen IS Accused q
ifaNinE stolen .Deweiry From
g. 4. London.

Wien Augustus briggs. cclorcd. was
#rraiSned IN the Hastings Court yes
tcrday on a chars> Of grand larceny,
it was proven to the satisfaction OF
Judge Richardson that the prisoner
WAS under eighteen years OF age. lie
was put under probation and turned
over TO tho custody of IN officer or the
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Briggs is accused Of stealing icwclry
from j. y. London.
Eliza Harris, colorcd, was acquitted
Of a charge of malicious woundinS.
Thomas Rocks, colorcd. convicted in
Police Court OF rccklcssly driving an
automobile and fined $40, withdrew an
appeal to the Hastings Court and paid
tho fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Evidently What business Wants

a il. the power OF Wall street NIL the
~ money il poured into tho coneTs OF the
Republican party. all the assaults II financed.
couid not prevent the triumphant reelection
OF Woodrow Wilson. Now that the result IS
certain. Developments in Wall Street again
Justify tho puzzled question What does
business want" Wilson will certainly be
President for four more years and he will
certainly continue 10 demand reform legisla
tion al the hands Of Congress. Yet the
stock market bounded upward Yesterday,
The reason is not hard to find: In spite Of
Wall Streets bitter opposition. and its out
cry against his administration, the President
has rot done one. single act that could injurc
legitimate business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

= layer or two OF paper. Over this and under
!HalitcSS p!t,c WOODEN blanket
SPRINGS. leaving ends hanging: loose 1T sides
Ills prevents cold from p.nctrat!n. frem below.
'H" chlld should wear tltnucl p:,i:m;,S and
W"eien stoclinGs. knitted wool.n cap ;,Ed cape
M one piece. drawn SnuslS and head
wa meek and shoulders. \ Slccpinl: bag max bc
laue from Il WOODEN blanket ,tr.;. enough 70
s.Ne plenty OF room 10 turn in bed. yet snusly
ntihs about th" neck. Other bed clothes ms
desired over the bed tuc' tho loose ends Of
!"'r lower blanket and ovcr all. IL rain or snow
'sS Di"w over tho sleeper. large rubber clotl,
OF oilcloth gives protection and NOR. warmth
.n'" may hc hung NJ. chilurcu usually require.
efficient inctahoiisul
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Roosevelt Rcbuked by the N.,st

~ addition 10 the comfort derived from IN,
L knowledge that the vigorous and virile
West u firm in its support OF the ideals OF
Aopci"iheSS and Aelpfulness. at home and
ABROAD, is me further cheer gained from the
certainty that II is not to be deceived bv the
dla'rlhes OF false and noisy prophets OF whom
inc noislest is-Rooscvelt Indeed the ris-
ing Of the West in behalf OF Wilson is moi
only = vindicaton Of his high policies. bnt
stern rnhukc To his most vindictive opponent.
Nooser"lt's shouting jingoism ana the I'M
restrained brutality OF his attacks ON Tho
koughrider record, had been counted on nv
ms poltica! bcdicllows OF the Old Guard to
carry great weight with the Western voters
lAe old Guard remembered. with an old and
bitter chagrin. that Roosevelt in 1872 had
Won eleven OF California's thirteen electoral
votes 1t remembered that Roosevelt had
split the Republican vote in many of The
states III the West and it believed his in
Anehce still survived and would be of great
erect in determining the election
.'ot even the Old Guard has y higher
opinion 81 Eooscvelts political acuin.n than
mas Roosevelt himself. so ii may BE- assumed
that ne cordially indorScd the old Guard.
estimate OIL his Importance in the West But
IN 'ht -FOUR years between 1912 and 1916 tho
west mad time TO take his true measure: il
SaHSed him 10y the stature Of Woodrow W-!l-
son ana il found him hut small ana i'm
potent figure Wherefore il pushed him 10
on" side ana marched with Wilson to victory
West Virginia is nearly as slow in maxim.
.1.T 4.N - To-
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lunnma Tell Rutes.

". CO. On merchant vessels carrying
passengers or cargo, Sl"o per net vessel ton
each 100 cubic fe.t--of actual earning capacity
90 ON vessels i'll ballast. without passcne.rs
for vessels viii: passengers or cargo. ~ i'pot
naval "cSseis, other than transport. colIirrc.
hospital ships and supply ship. 5l.2O per net
ton the vessels To bo measured Is the sam.
rules employed IN determining the ne;
tonnage of merchant vessels. The Secretary Of
war is authorized to prepare and prescribe
such rules for the measurement Of vessels ANA
such regulations may he necessary ana
proper to carry this proclamation into full f"rcr
and
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Queries and Answers
WHATEVER YoU WANT TO KNOW.

The Times- Dispatch has established n zen
rral Information Bureau Mt Washington ID. g..
for the sperlac purpose of Furnishing sny reader
with authoritative information nabIert
1T tiine from the unparalleled Of
the VARIOUS Federal koveruinept departments
and the great library of ConEress You nre In
yIted to make free nae of this service. Tkere Is
charge Of any vert except n .-c-nt stump for
return postage. state clearly what you to
Lssw, write plainly md .ddre.. all letter. 10
Tie Time -Dispntrh Irfor N. alton bureau
WAshin6 ton. ID. e.
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-S--------------------
DIR. Chapman Operated ~

NEW fotk>~November 10.-The Rev
J. Wilbur Chapman. y. d.. noted Pres
bytcrian evangelist. was operated unon
successfully for intestinal trouble and
gallstones.
Dr. Chapman has laborcd IN All parts
or tho country, and Is the author of 4
. number OF religious works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Hiclmond's Bank Safe

Z LECTION OF President Wilson and d
IL Democratic Senate has special meaning
for Richmond. 1t assures the. safety OF the
Federal reserve banking system and Rich
monds Federal Reserve Bank. This great
constructive legislation was included in the
Democratic achievements which AIR. Hughes
promised, i'll the event Of his election. 10
hape>wiped off the books
That threat which menaccd the country
generally, menaced Richmond particularly.
1t menaced also the principle of distributed
natural resources. II appealed, perhaps. To
New York, who're the central bank in which
Mr.. Hughes doubtless believes would have
been located. but it alarmed both the South
and the West, and may have proved one con
tributing factor in the defeat ot the 100 per
cent candidate
Suggested motto for the Republican cam
paign mana gers: III AT first you don't sue
ceed, claim, claim again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
To-Day. Hest unnd-pirird J.r

TAe prisoner. up criminal charge vas
asked by the roul. j: nc had Yet secured an
attorney.
No: haven't any money" tila reply
Then the court vii! appoint one" said the
judge Now, tler" are Nm. smith. Ar. Brown
ana Mr. Green pointing TO tho young attor-
nHis waiting, hriefcss ana brcathless for some
thing 10 tnr" NJ. and Nr. Alexander is ont il,
tho corridor'
The prisoner eyed the budding attorneys and,
after q critica! survey. said: Well. guess III
tal'e Mr. Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

Tn JUst thi!i:-just thinhim'"
About w!.at. Alphonse?'
'onl! th:S. CASTOR. II lot OF people are
outside looking at lot of monkeys inside q
cage, don, You suppose the people on tho out
*iae look To the monkeys the inside ver,.
much like ,he monkeys on the inside In.. ~
tAe people on ;he outside-ycs:"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Not 4 Second Sc,.i,i,

SoML days ago, III an editorial description
- OF the largely successful Austro-GcrInan
attacks on Roulnania. The Times -Dispatch
expressed the opinion that while Rouma ni,
vas battered it had not been crushed. The
news from the battle fronts shows this
analysis or The situation to have been nc
curate.
Falhenlayn las been checked in TRANSIT
ran!a and in The Dobrudja the armies OF
MackenScn appear 10 be III full retreat. burn
4ag and rayagins as they fall back The FER
rt"r! oil old Ronmania---thc Dobrudja is one
Q. the prizes OF the Second Balkan War
mas scarcely been touched by the invader
Where the enemy is not in retreat he is
matted at least. Roumania shows no ind lea :
ticha OF becoming second Serbia
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be laDorins at Il trade or calling OF any
kind
With tho soundness of this reasoning II is
aiiheu' TO ina lault But grave question:
arises: II law is to become us untechnic;,
and reasonable this. what will become of
the lawyers?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
PopuInr *. l;IectoraI yo,r.

IN Wl::' rrt%iic'l MIN chinltiisns did Tic u.lI-
ddatc receiving a plurality of the popular. votes
fail to lie elected. ~ lie did receive u ma
jovity OF the electoral votes:
l.. -. PHILLIPS.
Ifsyes-Tilden, 1876: Harrson-Cleveani. 1855
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
The Good Iialliknk..

The Kallikak family vent very much wrong
Ola Mart haiiikak descendant Of a long line Of
good English stock. took advantage OF J, feeble
mnded girl and became tho father OF feeble
minded son. Young; Halifax married q normal
woman. The union blessed with five
:cchie-'nnded and two normal children And
Esh", against n!"d!ca! certificates as i require
ment 10. marria:e"-;hr Grand total o,rspr;n..
81 old Mart numbered $50 souls Souls not amt
:nas. "
Children Thi.ty-;hrce were sexual pcrvcrts.
Twcnty-four wer. hard lrimkers-that IL w-h =
wc license III" booz" business Thrc. were Out
l@.cs Eh,s tive E'es"bd in infancy.
resorts. since our and brothers must SOW
Acr Wild OAKS. And l4% Of The brood were
feeble minded. "
old MAJ. K:,llikak one might say. vas NOV.
SUFFERING, and misfortune. Wen be generous ana
chtlG" him with hal! Of il, leaving ih. feeble.
in!nac: Girl he betrayed TO anould-: :, other
tali. Had III" thing been ;hrcsLea out th.p
tin gi:l would have Should-red .lnn. ~
trnt..s ~ il. and Mart would ,.v. hn.p ~
charged with = gentle caution from the court,
but wet. Aftcr the war sI5rt married !,
quake girl. From this un.o, ;A.y. 'n.nr. s,,:
d"acc ci.nts all normal. ana many Of pron.jn.nc
and exceptional attainment, save tv%o who vera
insane. conceivable! from collateral, b.r,,Iit,.
through marriage into tantct families
Thus. from one kaliiSni, who was i,,l ), ~.
nore there sp:anG Grand tota! Of CO. KaliIi;;,k-
Who We're GOOD jlst as good YOU and l. AZ
nearly a We can figure il out, only sAty-siy
i'"t counting VIC ilS wi!c wcrc pA5.s.c..,,v nm
fortunate. " '
In other words, this infamous ka!N:al; ta,,;l.
Of h:.I A"rclity, had abo.. !. Der cen, 90
sheep. Well what inn:y can snow a ,,.,,,nr
record III as many gcnerations2
SIX per cent ir:lt 90 bad. II .he ,.t. .,,...., !,
ioli much nnd"; that i would put til, rAoriges.
on .: business
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Compensation,

What 10 J c",e II have not slept:
" hat u" c;t:" Tor The hours I'VE kept
While tho hands "f the clock SO slowly .r.n,"
"m spared oll til" tears which I m!cni have
wept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

Despite woman suffrage, California con-
times exceedingly wet" This is a hlow n
a cherished dclnsion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
l'iscatorfnI.

">ad j. Your husband good fisherman.
ell yes. when he tells il the iirst time :;
but the third. OF fourth time lie gets all mixed
~, details
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

EVEN Germany has been converted to belief
L. in the League to Enforce Peace. While
Chancellor Won BethmunM-Il3llweg. like Wis
count Grey. accompanies his approval with
certain reservations. express and implied, the
general idea commands his Endorsement
Warning Europe is tired OF war ami will
welcome any device, founded on justice
which will render future wars difficult or
impossible.
Whatever other mandate President Wilson
may be said 10 have received. have no
doubt that one meaning OF Tuesdays voting
IS that he shall take the lead in freeing the
world OF the spccter OF r!ilitarism. This
does not mean the country would have him
proner mediation whcn il is certain IL H.
rejected, but that lie should stand ready
as, OF coLsn. he docs stand ready-sto use
At the appoifeed hour, the good offices OF the
worlds greatest neutral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
naturally,

Hn1%tte:, Old top? You look all upset
can't clip i. Bobhic. The cashier Just told
nc I'd lost my balance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
The Pessiniist SAYS:

don see how everybody can be 80 hapny
"c ought 10 have increased majority In til.
House OF Representatives,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

Tcrritorialy also, the popular verdict
represented the country. Four ifths OF
Americas area stood for Wilson ana one
nth for Hughes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

According to reports. the votes OF women
save both illinois and Oregon to the Repub-
leans. This will not make "thc cause any
moro popular with Democrats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

How About f..

Spurious WHOM mans money is all on, hes
all in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
FnrOpe'>
Gold
Situation

nave .nortSascd the wealth which generations
Of mankind. yet unborn, Will pres,ma bly
create by their labor. Just so long rs fniti,
en,lurcs in the ability and willingness OF those
unborn generations to meet and pay off the
debts this war creates. the credit Of the gov
crn,nents concerned will remain good. Should
that faith be destroyed, credit will vansl,
witnessed n significant reluctance among
Amertc"n Investors to tie mp ;hei, money in
Indeed. it is said that the first unsecured Anglo
writer's. the public having declined to take it
of their hands. That American bankers will
be ask ed to lcnd and greater sums
to the entente powers In tho future is vir-
tually Observation-Disclosures Evening Tele
graph,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

1t vas the votes OF farmers which reelected
Woodrow Wilson. Throughout the West and
Middle West the agricultural districts pre-
dominantly were Cor the President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

Either the cowboys haven't vote or they
went back on the Colonel solidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
anestlons and AnsNer.

fust Nd for Observation-Disclosures, ~, ~
WA.,, on should do II taken with acute a.na,s
destis 100 miles from Il hospital o., 4 d1e,nr
NnhW"r--Iake no food or water. b,,. o,l,. III. .
~ il: 10 suck III OF tainablcj o., q ..ns,n,,.. ',
Of cold wa."r occasionally to qac,,clt ,,,,.,t 60.
forty-cish. hours Keep perfectly oiii.t t., 80
Take an Injection of soapy water To empty loy..r
no"ei. y" laNativr The chances woulI lie
thirty 10 ono that the attack would .uiSido -:
forty eight hours w. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Presidents Home Town

Nj Q doubt many OF the cha grincd viii! nnI
so'ace in repeating the rather stupid re-
mark, The President didn't even carr. his
homo town" Under any circumstances such
al incident in such campaign would mean
next TO nothing; Ill this case, il means literal
~ nothing. In the first place New Jersey is
Republican; III the second. Princeton is not
his home town i'll the true sense Of tn.
phrase.
For time, the demands or his brilliant
career compelled him 10 live in rrnccto,.
and for further time his determination 10
clear. up New Jersey, so lar rs il could he
cleaned. led him 20 direct his activities from
Princeton iiut because his work kept him
.here' princeton has little moro claim 10 he
ing his home than Washington has now o.,
than Bryu Nawr College or Wesleyan Uuiy.r-
sitT had. His home toHll is stanton. Va
or Charlotte, y. G., or Atlanta, Ga moi
princeton y. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

How 20 Keep Cool and Wnu---rnro,.h ~,
dcl!shtful pe'uaal OF your daily articies ana thc
advice 81 oHr own doctor. our children are b.no
raised Win fresh air day and night. Thee. va q
year and seventeen months old. reapectivei,.
They have no collie VIII you kindly dca.rin
tho proper way 70 prepare bed an Y,,,nine
garments for porch sleeping IN very cold
weather? AJDc 7, 'd
Answcr.--coyer mattress top and bottom win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
lhOSSES MEItE CONTNIRUTED

In. Daughters expect 70 close their
convention tomorrow afternoon. A
Very hrlc: session MAS held Il: the al
tcrn"on. following which the delegates
wtt" entertained hy Ill. Dallas chap
i"r. ~ this session Mrs. John W.
Tcnch. II Florida. custodian general OF
crosses u honor. delivered her report.
which stated i.I0" cror"cs had been
contributed during the pas: year.
Tomorrow plans 81 I'll" organizations
fo' .eclaiming I'll. ss5.oo0,ooo cotton
TAX i"rt." Agains; the South BY the
Federal government after the war. win
b. discussed, a. wiil tho question o.
shall tn" nam. Civil War ". changed
- The War Between til. States"
Tho latter question has been placed
IN til" hands Of Mrs Maud H. Smith.
~ Washington. Who VIII make i re
port.
40 cities have formally issued invi-
tlt;oi.s Tor the l.l. convention. +.
i understood, however, tia; .AahcS!lle.
:. g. Win y. candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Current Editorial Comment

We all know the warr.n. ma
lions of Europe are Sinisin. into
debt at Il very rapid rate. We
know that their obligations to
pay ceased some time ago to ,r
backed by gold reserves They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
RELIEF WORK OF ]. D. c.
DESCRIBED IN REPORTS.
forty-fi'e Scholarships. Valued at
SG5,OOO, Given During
Year.
AID RENDERED. TO vETERA:.s
delegates Are Entertained by Mem
bers OF Dallas Ciiapter-Conyen
tioh Probably Will lie Brought To
conclusion This Afternoon.
iBv Associated Pros. !

DALLAS. TEN :>ovcmbcr 1o.-phii
"h'hropic and relief work in many di-
fecti"n* was reflected in reports to-
might "f various committees before the
general convention o. the United
daughters Of the Coutedcracy here.
me educational committee report, de-
iiv"r-d b" Miss Mary Il. poppenheiIn.
Showtd That torty-firc srholarslips
WIN an aggregate valuation OF sos
700. hhd been given hy the Daughters
nnrinS III" past year. .i:encilciarics
wer" descendants Of tho Daughters. ana
residents ~ the South.
tota! ~ s".5oo for relief wort;
"rs contributed and disburscd during
III" past year. another report showed
the money having been spent ON nced,.
toni:'i.rat" veterans. I'll, Daughters.
uhiNcrstt: ,riHo Of si0o In cash was
awarded 10 laroia l.. E!aI.c. OF Day
ton, -.
deficiency II $3.50 in the Arlington
monument .un'l was announced b. the
treasurer general 81 which $1,000 IL
secured hy pledge. the remainder
- TO b obtained through assessments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

West Virginia is nearly as slow in maxim.
election returns as it is in paying its debts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

Why not press all the losers Of freak bets
INTO service 10 lead the parade 1T the proposed
Democratic celebra ton?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

PUBLISHED every day In the year Al 10 south Tenth
street, Richmond. Va b! The Times ihspai,h iun,
nshlng Co.. Inc. Charles l.. ln>trccl, Editor shh