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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

6ung ser &in6er muir ser @dltle al
lem 5u iiberlaien, Die @ltern miiiien
gleidertpeiie ibren Mntbeil 6aran
nebme11, ibnen obliegt es ia Dor
alle1r1, erit bie Salente al1saufor=
l6en, 6ie in Sen &in6erm ruben,
uno sic gepflegt un6 CUR 8liitbe ent=
.faltet mer6en ioqen.
SIT nidt Die Berien5eit 5u iolden,
6as gar5e 2eben nierer 11e1ert Sc
neration beeinfluiienben 8orbret>
tungen tbatia6li6 Ser geeignetite
Mltgenblid? S. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
9as Bette QQrir.

Tim 6ie g%ingetpei6e regelmaBig 81
bolten, lit fei11 2orir BETTER als Ole
neb1ung I'M Greien. @ebmt ein bolles
@las @aiier cine ba1be @tun6e BOT
Dem 5riibitiid um6 EFT biele 6rudt
unb Semitic, brtngt @u@ cine regel'
maBige @emobnbett Bel un6 fei6 f.
der boB Cure @tngepeioe fi6 lie.
Sen Sag einmal reinigen. @enn ei.
ne @ebi5in n%ottbtnen6ig lit, nebmt
@bamberIains Eoblette. sic fim6
m1genebm at nebme1t un6 milo unb
1anft in ser @irfnng. gu faufen in
&enrp's Corner 9rug Store.-Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

Offeniipe did nad monatelangen
&1mpfen nnb Siegen langim GIT er.
1d)Dpfem begotrr, tpas bel ie6er Sffen=
lipe einmal ser JaQ lit.
Cine 0ffeniipe, sic i@on ra6 Sen
erlten itiirmiideu Mnlaufen lire
9tobfroft eingebiibt bat> fat aufge-
bort, cine @efabr at fem. 9esbalb
mag 5ir 9ouglas 9aig feline Meter
un0 3ettimeter @elar6egetpi1ne nod
Ito forgfGltig 5ltiammemednen, es
bleibt 6abei, oab sic BON ibm NIT 10
groBem 2drm eingeleitete Sffeni ipe
iammerli6 beriagt bat. limo 10 miro
sic ruliiide 9ffeniipe periagen. @eil
Tie ibren 3tped, Sic fein6ltde Sront
5n 6urdbreben, glei6 I'M Mnfangs<
ltaoiltm per feblt fat. Die <ilen MO-
gen Sic 6ront ser @erbiinbeten an
ein5elnen Mb1dnitten nod peiter ein=
biegelt als 1te getban baben, Ser M1t=
aenblif miro fommen, 100 ser .einge=
6riidfte SbeiI 5l1riididnemt, un6 Damn
mer6en sic Mosfotpiter 1pieoer 3u-
fludt at ibren flinfen 8einen neb=
men. @ie 6amalS in Holen na6 6em
&iuf5uge @in6enburgs, als 1ie i1tbel=
ten, mum tpiiroen Tie bal6 in Berlin
fem, nno &itdener int englii6en
Oberbartle feline 10 beriibmt getpor=
6ene &e6e iiber SEN @e9iel ser 9tn=
qe ouf SEM 6itli6en &riegsi6alplabe
bielt.
uDie miierten iiegen beitdn6ig
un6 per6en tpetter itegen, 11n6 in 5mei
Sabren tpperben iie ant &bein nn6
Dor @ien iteben," berfiin6ete Dor Ell
nigen Sagen elm int 9ienite Ser Ml=
liierten 1teben6er amerifanti6er 8e=
ri@teritatter. sic mer6en nit nid-
ten! @enn Tie 10 metter uitegen" mie
in Sen Iebter @o6en, miro in ment=
: ger aIs einem Sabre ni6t bel mebr
J BON ib1ter iibrig fem. g3i6t int Often
: u11o nidt inn @eiten. 2ange f01tnen
lie sic fl1rdtbaren @erlulte, NIT 6enen
J Tie lire 5peifelbaften un6 bei6ei6e=
t 11en grfolge erfaufen, ni6t a1tsbal=
: ten. Mn SEN giienmanen Ser Del1t=
1den nn6 ibrer @erbiin6eten tper6en
iie 1id) on5nmaI sic 56d6el einren=
men. v9ie @i6eritan6sfraft Der 6e1t=
, l6en Mrmee11 muB nngeberer fem,
nnb lire Sffenitpfraft nod Mbertref=
fen," i9rieb fiir5li6 cine bollan6ii@e
8eitnng, sic Nieube bon Sen 9ag,
unter 8e5ugnobme auf 6en 3uiam=
t menbru9 Ser Sffenitbe Ser Muiierten
inn Somme=Mbi9nitt. l1n6 eine an=
> 6ere bollan6ii9e 3eitung, Ser geieupe
= &otterom @ourant, laBt ii6 al,
10 bernebmen: u9ie 8eridte Ser eng
Ianoer iiber sic &organge n0r6li6 ser
Somme re6en cine beutlibe 5prade.
} Die @nglan6er baben feline Sortidrit=
tie bon 8eoeutung mebr gemadt. Muf
!, 5ablrei9en B11nften balten iie ni6t
; obne Mi1be 6as 6ur6 Sen eriten
Sturmangriff %getponnete Serroin
gegen 6ie @egenangrtffe ser 9eut=
I9en." 9as lit sic Situation int @e-
! lten. @o nitro iie bal6 au6 inn Often
lein. @em Damn sic lebte @raft Ser
feinoliden Sffeniibe ii@ eri6opft bot,
Bonn miro auf Ser ga115en Sront Die
0ffenlipe ser @erbiin6eten einieben.
:: lno bas miro fir Die Mqiierten Ser
Mnfang bonn @n6e iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
@eimnber @dlaf lit Ser Mat11r

Cucumber Sdlaf lit Ser Nat11r
groBtes Observation-Disclosures.
Sbre oenielben fonnen mir ni9t 1an-
ge e%ri1tieren. S6lafloie nnb unrn-
bige Mddte geb0ren gu Ben eriten Mn.
5eiden elmer &ranfbeit. @s 1T Damn
qera6e Sic ridytige 3ett, cine 8eban6'
lung NIT 6orni's Mlpenfra11ter 5n be-
gi1rnen. Man idreibe on 9r. Setter
6abrnep & Cons &c., 1875 90.
t@opne Mpe., Chicago, SeQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

@erabe iett >pare eim @treif ber
@iienbabnangelte1ten cine &ata=
ltropbe, meint Ger Braii0ent. @arum
benn gera6e iebt2 8ir 6enfen,
Elm iold)er Stretf tpare INNER etne
&ataitropbe. S6er iolten 6ie M1i=
ierten ONT gn6e gera6e lett amf
umerifum16e Mnnition tporten?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19
West Manch hester
Ely Myrtle Trone.

Irwin Poyncr a prominent farmer
OF near this place, and Cora Weaver.
were married Thursday, at Eaton and
left that city to make a short visit
with DAYTON relatives. On account
OF an attack Of grip, Miss Sylvia Prone
was unable to teach Monday and Tues
day number of pupils are out OF
school on account of the epidemic.
Alhe~t Daota and family spent Sun
day with Levi Sayring and wife.
Amcng those who attended the funeral
Of Superintendent Ed Brown at Day
ton Friday. were: Mrs. John Gauch,
Mrs. Lurerna Trump. r. G. Howell,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilfillen and Mrs.
T. l.. Howell. Miss Hazel Barnes
took dinner Monday with Miss Alice
Scnerman Eli Howell was here Sun.
day and spent the day with his family
John Gauch and family and Mr..
Lurenna Trump spent Sunday at the
home of Walter Trump and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Riley were in
Greenville Saturday. Mrs. Roscoe
Crisenberg spent Monday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Riley.
Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker spent the week.
end with her daughter at Savona, O..
Mrs. Fouble and son are suffering
from an attack Of grip. Mrs. Alice
Brown, who made short visit with
Kingsviile relatives, returned home
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Zoos from Wednesday until Fri
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Woolf enter
tanned relatives from Indiana at their
home last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Siler entertained at their home Sun
day, e. b. Creager and family and H.
o. Siler and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19
STORE ROOMS
IMPROVED BY
new HOLDERS

WILLIAMSBURG. O.. Jan. 1s.-Wal-
do Dubbs spent couple days with
Heinis Knoll and family hear White
water. helping them butcher. ). CHI
ton Pitman and Russell Wolfal we're
in Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Annie
Beetley is quite sick-a relapse after
grip. i. Dale G. Williams spent Friday
night and Saturday In Greenville. O.
His nephew Niles Williams returned
with him for a visit here. 1T. ]. Al
bright purchased the fixtures formerly
used by the Peoples Banking com
pany and removed them to the build
ing which he occupies. He expects to
open a restaurant In connection with
his other business-pool-room and con-
fectionery. :. .Chalmer Caskey has
moved his barber shop from the Slick
property to the Thomas property, re-
Gently vacated by the bank. Everett
Wolfal, Miss Mae Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Slorp were Sunday even
ing visitors with O. A. Downing and
family near Dobson.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Wright and daughter Miss Louie.
have returned from several weeks visit
with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox at Carlos City. Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles May OF Albany, Ind,
spent last week with Silas Miller.
MRS. w. C. Williams and daughter
Miss Mary, spent Friday in Richmond.
.Messrs. Charles Owens and Bias
combe Dubbs were Monday business
visitors in Richmond. .Messrs. Will
lam White and Walter Morton OF
Qreenville, were here Saturday to see
Mrs. Whites brother Mac, who recent
ly was stricken with paralysis. Mac
Whites condition is not nearly SO
good at this time. .. Web Pearce Ct
Greenville, is here today (Monday).
....A. o. Downing II spending today
in Spartansburg, Ind. Glen Arma-
cost and Harvey Peden spent Sunday
evening at Spartansburg.. Miss
Marie Houser 10 visiting her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Bert johnson,
near Lynn, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
d. Spencer and daughter Edith, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
North and family near Friendship. 80.
Messrs. Charles Chenoweth and Har-
vey Jones spent Monday in Lynn and
Spartansburg.. Mont. Simpson Is
home from Dayton, O., for a few days
visit with his family. :. Leonard
Thompson and Eugene Whtteman are
putting a basement under the proper
ty which they bought on Union street.
1t is understood they are going to use
the building as a plumbing and tin
shop. d.. Ed. Weidner of Richmond,
was here Tuesday on business. 80.
Earl and Florence Houser and Jessie
Chenoweth spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Barton, near Whitewater,
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19
SERVES LONG PERIOD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 19.-Miss
Mary Peacock, who has put in thirty
five years as clerk in the state house,
has resigned her position as fee clerk
in the supreme and appellate court
rooms. She was employed by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19
TO ARREST sP,TTERs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. ia squad
of inspectors from the board of health
office have been detailed to the
streets, moving picture shows and the
aters with instruction to arrest all Of
tenders of the anti-spitting laws. The
campaign is being waged to halt the
epidemic of grip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19

1t is believed that all lions are left
handed" A famous explorer says that
when lion desires to strike a forci-
BILE blow it nearly always uses the lefs
paw.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19

An Oregon man has developed mo-
tor-driven machine for cleaning fruit
and sorting it into ten grades at rate
of more than 1900 pieces an hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19

state before the present capitol was
built and has known two generations
of the states most prominent lawyers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-19

There is little trimming of this type
the itself rich there need of it. Pale
blue fae the figure being rich velvet brocaded
en Silk net forms the sleeve and rich velvet rose lends
charming color note.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-16
Headlight" OveraUs at 81 Pair

600 pairs of the famous Headlight OveralIs.
bought before the advance in prices. We guarantee
them TO be satisfactory on your money back. Owing
to the limited number we will not sell over 3 pair
to any one customer.
Special Short. Profit Sale Price, 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
BANK MEN PROMOTED
Three Assistant Cnshiers Assume Their
Duties at National Stnte and
CIV

Tho promotions authorized recently
by tho board OF directors OF the Ma
t!onal State and City Bank By which
Richard Z. Cunningham. william s.
Ryland and y. r. Watt arc made as
sistant cashiers. became effective yes
tcrday, and all three young men. who
are we'll known In Richmond. assumed
their new duties.
Mr. Cunningham comes to tho Ma
tonal State and City Bank from Gov
ington. whore he was formerly cashier
of the Covington National Bank. He Is
a banker of considerable experience
having served In various capacities IN
the Commercial National Bank, Of
Washington, tho old Bank of Rich
inond and the First National, OF this
city.
Mr. RylauJ is a native OF King and
Queen County, and has been in tho en-
p!oy of the National state and city
Bank for eight years. At the time Of
his promotion he was chief clerk Mr.
Watt is native Of this city, and re-
c"iNc! his training in Richmond. lie
has been connected with tho bank for
number Of years, and Mt the time Of
his promotion Was manager Of the
savings department Of tho institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
James Looks For
Big Wilson Victory
New Party Chairman Says
President Is Stronger Than
EUcr in Virginia.

81 believe Woodrow Wilson is
stronger and will carry Virginia by Il
larger majority than he received four
years ago"
This is the way tho political situation
looks to-day to Rorer a. James, the
new chairman of the Virginia State
Democratic Committee. The brief mes
sage came to The Times Dispatch yes
tcrday in reply TO request from this
paper for the party chairman's views
on the situation as il looks 10 him
four months before the election.
Ia the presidential race of 1912 Wood
row Wilson polled 90.332 votes in Vir-
sinia; William Howard Taft, Republic
can, polled 23,2ss votes. and Theodore
Roosevelt. Progressive, received 2l,777.
Assuming that there VIII be u complete
union between the Republicans and the
ProSressives, and assuming further thai
President Wilson viii gain III strength
only In proportion 10 gain OF the united
Republicans he will still poll twice as
many votes in Virginia as will be pollc1
by Mr. Hughes. In the opinion OF Mr..
James. however. President Wilson is
much stronger than ever in Virginia. in
which case an even larger majority is
probable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Prfhiau. EIect omcsr..

Al meeting OF Damon Lodge, No.
{, knights OF Pythias. held ut the
Castle Hall Friday night, the follow
Ing officers were elected to serve dur
ing the ensuing year:
Donald c. Hancock. grand lodge rep
rescntativc; J. +. Bradley. alternate.
~. Il; Gable, past chancellor; John
simpson. chancellor commander: T. J.
Normcnt, vice chancellor; Charles Tai
ley, prelate: L. e. Richardson, master
Of works: f. r. Williams. inner Gaurd
W. G. Gayle. outer guard; W. J.
Haynes, master at arms: Wortley
pickie. master OF finance: j. y. Arm
strong, master of exchcqucr and n.
a. Hughes. keeper ut records and
seals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

On last Friday night Miss Estelle
Martin, Of 517 Louisiana Street, enter
tanned Il number of her friends in hon
or of her fourteenth birthday. During
the evening games were played and re-
freshments were served. Those pres
cnt were Misses Estellc Martin, Edith
Andrews. Mamie Cobb, Eernell Cobb,
Lille Daniels, Celeste Eacho. Gcnevievo
carcdo. May Hicks. Louise Hancock,
Isabel Martin, Beulah Reynolds, Ada
lcne Bloom, Vera Johnson, Lillian Ko-
cen, Thclma Whitlow. Yetta Kocen,
Gladys konc. Bernard Kerr, Joe McZ-
ger. Edward Rogers, Floyd Lipford
Edward Parrish. w. NJ. Cooper, Les
lie Smith. Willie Neagle. Ollie Cobb,
Emmett McNamce Jessie Cobb, Lvn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Often tuberculosis
Is Much Relieved

by what may be called the natural.
trea iment. This is based on plenty OF
fresh air. sufficIency OF wclI-cooked,
pure food and large measure of rest.
This treatment does not always Sc
cure the desired results. Sometimes
there is need for medication in order
70 bring about the requisite body re-
sis.ance. A system weakened by in
fectlon must be strengthened
In such cases Eckman's Alternative
has been used with n large measure OF
success; Indeed, in many instances
TO it. And sufferers from asthma and
chronic bronchitis have found il effec
ave In these troubles which sometimes
worth trial: and. since IL contains no
opiateS narcotics or habit-formine.
drugs, It's use is safe. Sold by Trngio
Drug co. and leading druggists.
Eckman Laboratory, PhiIadeIphiu.
A dNn Z 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

step. or course. will precedo the con-
stderation OF plans for a building, since
the type Of building will DO detcrmin-
cd largely by tho location.
In real estate circles the news that
the Federal Reserve Bank Is I'm the
market for an appropriate site has pro-
duced the liveliest activity. Owners
or property In the downtown district
and their agents have delused the Of
hcers Of tho bank with propositions
fcred
Among tho locations that have been
suggested arc these:
Ihe present quarters of the bank at
llo9 East Main Street and tho PROPERTY
hmm cdiatcly adjoining it Oh the west.
The Allison property, at the south
east corner OF Eighth and Main Streets
The property at the southwest corner
or Seventh and Main Streets
me southeast corner Of Fifth and
FRANKLIN Streets. known as the old
Shields property.
The northwest corner of ninth and
franklin Streets
The old Times-Dispatch Building, at
the southwest corner OF Tenth and
Bank Streets.
The old Dispatch Building. at the
northwest corner Of Main and Twelfth
Streets
CHECK-CLEARING ACTIVITIES
WILL INCREASE OFFICE FORCE
These. with one or two exceptions.
are located either directly in the bank
ing district or conveniently near
While homo In the banking district
is not imperative, since the bulk OF
the reserve banks business is done
through the malls and express such q
location will be preferred
The check-clcaring service. which
viii be inaugurated on July l5. it is
expected. will. In a short time. add such
large additional volume OF business
that the bank will experience great
difficulty in caring for II in it's pres
ent quarters IT has an Office force
nov OF thirty-fvc men. and is aIread,-
considerably handicapped by conges-
ton.
AS soon as suitable site is pro
cured, architects will be invited 70
submit plana- for a building. The
structure will in all probability BIO not
moro than five stories in height
While the home Of the Federal reserve
bank VIII be in no sense a government
building, since 1t will be the private
property OF the bank itself in which
all the member banks OF the Fifth
District are stockholders. IL will prob
ably resemble the massive, ornate
structures which tho government
everywhere erects for It's own depart
ments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

4 beautiful marriage was celebrated
at the Willard in Washington, on
Thursday evening, when Miss Conway
Dudley Longan became the bride Of
Lucius Arthur Sims. Jr The bride is
daughter OF the late William j. and
Ida Dudley LonGan, OF Richmond The
groom is Il civil engineer and the son
OF DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Sims. of Ches-
terfleld. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. II. l.. Downs. The bride
was Sowned in white taffeta and Cieor-
gctte crepe. with white lace picture
hat. She carried shower bouquet OF
white orchids aud lilies OF the valley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Recruiting at Highland snr,nr

J, Company IT, Fourth Regimcnt. VII
EScnia Volunteers. is recruiting men
Ender the new Federal oath for SER
vice In Mexico. in event that the com
Aniand Is called into service. Twenty
Stwo recruits have passed the required
examinations during the past two days,
and the company is expected to roach
lis peace strength in the next few
days. The recruiting is being done at
Highland Springs. where the command
iF stationed. and where q hall for Its
use is provided by the War Depart
mcnt. The recruits arc being put
through vigorous training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
MAY BUILD OWN HOME
Directors Arc Tentatively Consider
Ing Offers OF Available Sites
In Business Section.
TO BE Co,lMoDIoUs STRUCTURE
Present Quarters Too Small to Ac-
commodatc business, Which Is
Expected to Increase With Inau-
Surati0n OF Check Clearing.

To ltichmond's array of monumental
bank buildings will in the near flu
ture be added another structure to
house the Federal Reserve Bank. Its
rented quarters at 100 East Main
Street arc already too small for the
comfortable conduct Of business, and
the steady increase irr business that
Is expected will make larger quar-
ters imperative.
While the board of directors Of the
Fifth Federal Reserve Bank has dealt
with the matter in a tentative way,
II has taken no definite steps yet to-
wards the selection Of site. Neither
has il discussed as yet the size of the
building that is 20 be erected 1t is
assumed, however. that II will DC a
building devoted entirely to the Fed
cral reserve bank. This will make
unnecessary the erection of a sky
scraper with many office noors-the
type Of structure that would natural
ly be erected for investment purposes
in the banking district.
From the beginning of the Federal
reserve system il was assumed that
the twelve reserve banks would ulti-
inately be housed in homes Of their
own The Dallas bank has taken the
lcad and is now permanently settled
| IN special building of It's own. The
New York bank mas recently moved
Into elaborate quarters in the new
Equitable Building. leased for a long
term or years. In Minneapolis. tho
reserve bank has moved into a build
I Ing In which special vaults were con-
I structed for It's accommodation. Theae
| three OF the twelve banks, therefore,
arc now permanently located. the Dali
las bank In home Of It's own, and the
other two in quarters which they hold
under long leases.
WILL ERECT CoNNODIOUs
HOME FOR ITS OWN USE
II plans now tentatively under con-
sheraton .by the Fifth District dircc-
tors work. out, tho Federal Reserve
Bank OF Richmord will soon emulate
tho example of Dallas and build it's
own home. II has been the most con-
.istcnt monc%-makcr of tho twelve
/ considering its Capitalization. and the
building that Will house il will be
cominodious and III all other respects
in keeping with the dignity Of the
institution.
Governor Scsy said Yesterday that
| the project was still in it's formative
stage, and that no definite steps have
been taken by III" board OF directors
towards the acquisition OF site. This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Rn,.e. Income Tax ITO Per Cent.

LEIPZIG, July Ito cover the enor-
nous expenses for the support of
families of soldiers and other war suf-
ferers, the city Of Leipzig has decided
to raise the income tax. The average
Increase amounts to 10 per cent. and
unmarried persons with an income OF
more than $50 also will have to pay
4 special tax OF to 10 per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
Driver Is Fined,

Andrew James, driver for w
Gilman. OF Hanover County, was fncd
40 and placed under bond of $50 for
Twelve months yesterday by r. i
Puryear, magistrate OF Henrico Coun.
~. James was charged with break :
ing down harricade OH the Noun
tam Road. near Glen tAllen. while
The road was undergoing repatrs. "
7. Jones, OF Glen Allen. made the ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
women Cook. in British Arm,

LONDON. July Five hundred
more women have been accepted by
the British War Office as army cooks.
and soon will be sent to the front to
join l.500 others who have been salts
flying Tommys appetite. These women
wear khaki, live in camps and bar
racks. mess and draw rations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Miss Eloisc Snelle. gowned in green
taffcta and Georgette crepe and pearl
trimmings. carrying All arm bouquet
Of pink roses and ferns, was Miss Lon
CAMS maid OF honor. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, Ell
lis III. Longan. OF Montreal. Gregory
Horaday attended Mr. Sims as best
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
News of Interest
In andOut of GUN
Notes about Things and Pco-
pie and What They Are
Talking about.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wilkinson and
children, Ramon and Joyce Vivian, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Newton
Woolard. left yesterday on a motor
trip to tho beach for stay OF sew
eral days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Charles McaEhcr.
formerly of this city, now Of San Fran
cisco. sail this week for Valparaiso,
Chill. where Mr.. Mcagher will be con-
sulting engineer for machinery COM
pany operating in the nitrate mines.
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wood Cobb. Louise Massucco. Mr. and
Mrs W. r. Childress, Mrs. w. l.. Cobb,
Mrs. Annie Martin, Mrs. Bessie Kocen
and others.
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Mrs. Ncttic j. Witt and daughter.
Miss Bessie Witt, Will leave to-day for
Columbia, Fluvanna County, where they
will spend the summer.