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articles possible for them 10 wear eImo ANYTHING
they please and still look well PlaIds ebrlcs
draperles and the trimming can be worn
by stout when they properly ARRANGED
Even the shortening broadening effect of
skirt can be couneraced to considerable degree
sort to numerous little scientific tricks in the drapng
skirt the Of the application adorn
ment the the neck.
In formal evening the woman has an un
usually wide OF choice The
with such big scientific designer on
account OF the added Of height
which they give
is encouraging large numbers OF manufacturer.
last approaching the necessity change In
their methods of making clothes for the
have such failure scientific ones
All this has far greater Significance than the
better but that she viii enjoy greater peae of
as they have seen approachnr @ G
necessary resort to harmful reduction
iookns ridiculous 0e TO wear tho
haassed by aom, her her s sae Is
science has turned it's attention to the problem clothing
only that but she will saus a
He sdeF ass 80 IND
women VIII not be the only ones to benefit from the
discovered about the clothing figures apply
that stout men are not bads IN nea Of this
ssane as stout women For many years the making Of their
been the with still much to be
principles which have explained
in TINS Article and shall present in subsequent
self them that have had most
to they are the in need this kind
pass my ideas to their husbands brohers
Clothing mem wesr e .s
ey In the case Of ties underwear and things
Therefore feel that by addressing largely to women
the apply their newly discovered sea.
u" this Magazine Section mex, Sunday viii endssvo- to
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sion That which he had trusted and by which
himself is questioned. proved unreliable often wrong
this realization OF earingdown
that he become interested genuine insight
into the true nature Of things AS he the subject
he naturally Classics OF relationships
qures seviceable guiding principles
satisfaction in seeing how why
mental life.
sis there then Law in illusion? many
the term law In field fimsy illusion
loose and extravagant Law general used
designate established practicable mode of behavior that is
the behavior OF mental life have attempted
illustrate Those who have not studied science often
the rigid subject
ton and complete In nnetynne hundred these
three assumptions false
Take for example, the laws growth body
always variable completely in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Hoe Psychology
Can Aid the "Sfout"

Normal illusions are like microbes;
they are ever present. and they may be
benefaent or noxious. but without them
life as 1t now Is could not exist. Since
the discovery of microbes and the discov.
cry Of normal illusions a man who holds
himself free from Illusions is like the
schoohouse janitor who Indignantly re-
scented the insinuatton that there had
been microbes In the schoolhouse since
he had taken charge of 1t. He had not
seen a single microbe.
Abnormal illusions are comparatively
rare, but there is law In these quite as
certainly as In normal Illusions
THE first impression Of the student
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Women.
3.--Ths "FlatBusted" Typo

The type common among elderly women
fiat bust, hips and abdomen larger than
they should be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

In this Magazine Section Sunday viii endsavor to
exp'a" how other scientific principles may be applied TO
the dressing Of stout % thsy viii look
less "stout"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

The woman whose bust is large, bu
whose hips and abdomen correspond &c
those Of the normal woman
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01

49, ~ o.
bic @ussn lasen tief, lparen ountsl
umronbet.
Sn elmer fparmen a~ufuoIuns
Ieste lie ibrs 9anb duf Ieinen Grm.
nAnbras Smrs, mir bobsn beioe
selittsn. On biea,i9t onOers nIs i9,
aber eslitten babe aud i9."
S6ne1 srsriff sr ibre 9onb uno
oriidts lie inbriinItis an feline 2ips
pen.
~SiiBs. fiiBe 2iIu. nun biit Ou ia
bier, oles lit gut"
M0rtIos eilten lie tpsitsr.
Sic traten untsr oie prd4tige 0ors
bale Der RotbsbraIe. 4nbras Smre
sins ouF bas 6auptportal gu; ss
mar OsrIdIOFsn. sr Oeriudte es nit
ben Rebentiiren, aud re sdben niHt
mad.
gr pon6te Ii9 an Ella:
rWos NUM- Sn Der WorbaLe ION.
men mir nidt 6lei6en."
ginige Jrausn itanben in Der
9ale, Rtnber ipielten, unO aus Dem
noben &Iberso slobten neugierige Ius
gen Su ibnen beriiber.
2tfu Iob nit %serun3sIter Stirn gu
8poen.
~SaB ss aud regnen muB!"
r4rms 2iIo, Is tut mir 10 leib."
nSa, es lit troItlos."
rSollen mir 3uriittebren9"
,Nein, nsir - bos ni9t", Io9te
2iIa, nsrprs a~bpebrenb, rpieaei9t
gebsn mir gu benz 9aitbaus am 9o-
fen, i'd babe bort msin SonbgepGd
absegeben."
nSa, es lit gut, ober mir perbsn
ai4t aIein fem, meinte sSmrs.
bod, mir tperOen."
2iIa mar nit Dem Gnt19luB ses
tommen, auf ale Jdue cine rubise
nnterreoung nit '4nbras Smre bers
beiaufii4ren.
Sic Iaben ii9 an, Te iparen jung
unb Id9eIten.
rJtT9t tpdhr," frogte Stid, nSmrs
1T Oein Saufnlme. unb i'm 9eutz
l4en beiBt or @mmeri92"
nSa, 2tia, ppber peiBt Ou bos9"
sd habs mid ertunbigt."
nSu bait an mid seboat, 2iIa!"
Nel4e Greuoe Hang in ieiner Stim>
me.
~Sa, oft"
Sin tribes ad6sln umfpisIts ibrsn
dumb.
Gr lab es.
s2ifa, 2iia, pas fs6lt 0ir9"
Nun Tam i9 es i6m ia fasen,
ba4ts ie bitter. bier in Der engen,
f9muBigen @ofe!
rDas mir fe5lt9 Sd babe feline
Seimat mebr. Smre = i9 tonNte
ni9t 3uriidtebren - bier an Ser
4brid blieb i9 = meme Sonte reiite
a[Iein ab."
4nOras Smre bOrte nur bas cine,
baB feline ella fret lei, aaein bier an
Der 4brtn.
Mas puBte er bon Der !9eimat, er,
Der nod Elm Rnabe mar, als er I9On
betmatlos umberpanberte.
LIMB Ou tamlt gu mir2" Wieoer
oiele unenbli9e Jreube!
~Sa, i9 fam gu Dir"
run0 pirt Ou nun oft IONS
menu"
2iia fab Jpn an, eritaunt, Be-
troffen, oann i4Iug lie bic ausen
nieber.
sd peiB es ni9t."
Sic iuste es gang leiie.
Gr neiste ii9 Dor, um ibren Sc
fi9tsausbrud gu ieben.
Stia fiiste iie 6in5u:
m3aB nur, Smre."
Sic sinsen bur@ ben Resen Bis
gum 9afenplaB.
Sm @af5immer bes 9otels iaBen
sinise @sf9dftsrsiisnbe nit ben
Mirtsleuten beiiammsn. Die Iaben
eritaunt auf ben primas uno Die eles
gante Dame.
2iIa trat Dor unD Iage:
sd 6abe bier msin Sepdd obs
gegeben. Gann i4 elm 3tmmer boz
benz"
30gernb erpioerte bic Wirtin:
uSa, gum abenO, ieBt gsAt baa
ni9t."
Sinh ale 3immer 6eieBt2"
nOas seraoe ni4t."
rNun, baben Sic tsinen Baum, in
benz man ii4 aufbalten tam, auBer
oieier @aititubeg Sd babe nit Dem
9errn bier gu ~Oerbanoeln unb piin'
i4e anseit0rt gu iein."
Ella ipra4 felt unh Elm penie
6erril9.
ga Oudte ii9 bic Sruu. 0e'
@irt unb bic Reilenben i4pieser
unb itierten bic AntOmmlinse itumpf'
iinhig IN.
vSa, 0a bdtter mir elm tleines
3immer, Oriiben."
sic Dffnete bic Sir uno sing por'
e"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY STEWART REALTY CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
Hopcwell. VA.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Good Business
I roperty in Hopewell,
Virginia

by Niriu" Of certain deed Of trust.
dated January 10. 1916 and recorded
IN the clerks Office of the Circuit Court
o: tn" county Of Prince George. Va in
mad" ~ In" Payment of a portion OF
the debt secured thereby :i,,l having
been required by the beneficiary there
In SO To do. viii. ON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER n 1916
ON the premises. proceed 10 sell AT pub
lic auction. the property conveyed
thereby. viz;
All those certain lots Of land with
all privileges and appuricnanccs there
to belonging. lying being ana situated
IN III. County of Prince George. Va
near tn" Nil!ag" Of CITY Point. known.
niiini'"Gcd and designated as Lots Nos.
- aud %. in Block .. on a plat made
known as West city Point Subdivision.
recorded IN t. Il. :. page 10. in the
aforesaid clerks office. Prime. George
county. aud further described as fol-
lows:
Fronting 80 fee, along Cawson's
Avenue on TIA" north. and running back
10 feet between parallel lines 10 81
l"-foot alley ON ;he south. These ar"
excellent tots and are splendidly To-
Gated. being In the heart Of the city
This is u GOOD quick speculation. or
viii pay well To buy and build on. II
You want bargain, attend this sale.
TERMS cash sufficient 10 pay all
ana note OF $G66GI past due. with in
however. 10 "a note of ;GG6.61. due oc
toh"r 10. 1915. she purchaser TO assuin.
tho said note. with interest from Jam
nary "a 1916. and the rcsidu" at twelve
months. secured by q deed OF trust on
said property.
!. Z cARNEAI..
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

HANDSOME new brick house Mt Lakeside.
adjoining Hcrmitage club. with every
convenience and acres. Madison Li20-N
FOR sale. profitable manufacturing bust
ness. Value. 5000 Terms to suit. i3ux
2s. Station A.
REAL. ESTATE isAKGAINS
&iI0 Jackson wn'd. renting Tor sIeI0 per
month. only small amount ~ cash
uuirrd
s.. 90 Three houses In center nf 'ity. near
cary Street. renting we'll.
s.. 80 Forest nm HON" In hex, section.
81. 40. jackson Ward. n"nr pr"poscd Cham
b"rlayne Avcnn" boulevard. Clutter Park.
renting well and good speculation.
500 Large jackson warh 10, near biz i'm.
prov-ments.
fa'V Nice ho,n- site on Ashland ear line.
w T.. PURCELL. JE. 90. INC.
l6lt East Main Street.
TRACT Of land near Glen Allen cheap w
: .: Purcell. Jr. ga" Inc. ioit Eas, MAIN
Street.
TIL IRrY- SECOND Street. facing Thimbora2"
Park. rnonis. Owner 'i"termin.d 10 sell
Special price II sold ~, "nc". Elam 4
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In execution OF certain decd Of
trust. 10 tn" undersigned trustee. dated
December IL. 1878. recorded IN tn"
clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
Prince Georg. County. u. Is. "a. page
80. default having been made in the
payment "f the debt therein secured.
and being required :" to do by tn"
uoteholdcr. J Will sell the property
above mentioned and described IN said
deed as being Lot No ( in block 40. q.
on plat made by j NJ. Wnlford April J.
lalh. known as West ti,y Point sub
division" fronting SIS feet on Broad
way Avenue. and having depth Of
II" feet Ia AN alley. up"n which II
fronts II feet. at public auction. on the
premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1916.
1T 1880 o'clock y. VI.
Terms Cash sufficient 10 dcfray all
costs and expenses Of executing this
trust and pay all taxes due. and pro
rata share of 1916 taxes, pay alliance
Of S3s6.l2 due on mole. with interest
from .Iune 0. 1916: pay not. of S2,25333,
with interest from September 4. 1916:
assume note of S2.2.G.61 due January
{. 1917. 10 be evidenced by deed Of
trust and the residue at one year. with
interest from date of sale, to be like
Wise evidenced by deed Of trust upon
the above property.
LEON NJ. NELSON.
Trustee.
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FOR SAIf-iteai Estate


LIrMBEE-io 600 feet OF the very hest
HrSt-clasS m.rChnntabie lumber. consist
ing 81 genuine yellow heart poplar. chest
mn; ana oak. Tor sale. Address l. hnS.
Times Dispatch
r.SIn.>SifIU\ SIZE.
BEAUTIFUL lot in College Terrace. con-
tanning about tw" acres fronting on Edge
hiIi Road $50 feet. This lot overiooks
Nesthampton College property. Price: So
100 Terms, II desired. Address 302 Tray
Hers Insurance Building. Phone Randolph
so
IN ideal iooniion for 1t doctor: small farm.
Price. S36O0. BUY from owner and say"
FOR sale. for sl.di0. good Investment IRON
.rty on the south side. bringing over II
Der cent: attractive: d room. 2-story frame
dwelling In good condition: lot. 26xIG1 feet
Tenant i'm will lease house nj f2NA
year Call Randolph Gnla-J
HANOVER lot. 5dxl1? feet: east OF TiIh-n.
u ~ care rimcs. Dispa tch.
lis feet best avenue In Highland Park.
u AS. care Times Dispatch
NEW brick fats: 10 per cent investment.
49,. Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. at bargain, attractive home
~ t"ntraiia, Chesterfield County. House
OF Ii rooms, water and electric lights;
acres Of land. shadc trees. garden and
orchard. VIII exchange for good city prop
crty Address t. 20. care Times DIspa t. n.
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JAMES IS MrCpMB.
>GS American Bank iiuildi3g.

y
NS American Bank iiuildinr
$50 Highland PARK. built SO !, can l.. used
nmt~. with s"i'nrat" entrance.
$3.50 Nonlc Av.nur \ bargain. Eight
rooms. !: nn ,hs. arr- porch ana ","rythnr
up-t" dat"
so ,.cr fo",. 20 feet, Third Av"nur. Iishland
~: per a,hamlrsy"" a.. Av."%" W..
ellen,
FLOYD Av-nu" h"m" to trad" for h"m-
III" N"r;hsid"
,i2;O Mon,ro." Avenue. new and fully
equipped Win all modern ""nv""i"nc"s.
bargain T-rrn- rsason"bia
ron ~ lin" mn /" N"r,h Il" hi "1. =,
bargain.
IT r, g..'- q".nns i" hook n.w n:~ %,
to $4,000
yer foa' So Sc hi. '' =" "ncc NS'" at 81
WEST, End HAS TO trad" for lots an IA"
N"r'h S,n" L.; ,nc hnoN what y"n hay"
JAMES - MccoMn
~N American Bank Building.
raiihinE lo,-. near COUNTRY club: crane
~. wa,"' 'onv"ni"nt $40 cash: m"nthI'
ii"IfnSHl~: no interest: taxes. Address
Va car" Titn.s- Dispa'rh
p ian ,.5"; Price. 80" r {" ''"S ''e.
FOR .ai". attra"tiy" Monument Avenue Lot
on rornrr Fronts ~ foe, On Monument
! Avenue. VIII sscri1r.. for sGI per foot ca Ii
I Monument" l.. -. bon i,3
I foIt -,I". at SO per foot b.low MARKET
value" most d"sirnbl" corner lot I.oui..-
snri: fronts ~ feet: easy terms "I,Uul"-
/ v"rd lt"x -. Station a.
ABBOTT 3.0o"0So feet pine timber for sale.
( good tall stuff. 9-mii.. hnui Ia station.
( only 81 20 per Thousand. Address J -. care
! Tiin"s Dispatch.
/ thoAb Street Road farm OF 90 a"r"s. fair
( frni' mills ont l'ric". $3.50. Mav talk"
( hr"'s 9 W. car. Times Dispatch
J FOR sale. factory site. Richard Street. near
S"t"ut"-nth. G. & -. tracks within uu..
I h""k Address ! ~. care Times Dis patch.
3 FOR sale. country homes. north al city an
ar line" Each has small acr.ar" and
] every modern convenience You MAY h.v-
harGaim: W." want t" sell. Address !
~ car" Tiin"s- dispatch
FoM ~. lot and small nr"rront buidinr
I suited FOR rnanufart turin. storage. All
( dt"s- - ~, care Tim"s- Dispatch
Fbt SALE. forth" farm. good huiidirrs we'll
,wht'r''i convenient To city. will .N-
hang" f"r imrr"y"d city property Agents
MI not .nplv Il ~. Times Dis "a;
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THE VALENTINE AUCTION az
@ INCORPORATED
ele EAST BROAD FL
Ihree-Io
Auto ruck
At Auction

We viii sell in from, Of our auc-
ton salcsroom. No. 6lH Fast BROAD
street, tomorrow.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1915.
at 1890 o'clock l.. Nj.
q Thrce-Tor GrahomSky Nuto Truck.
with 5o-Horsc -I'ower Continental EN-
CINE. Thu engine has been ovcrhaulcd
and new parts put on where necessary.
New foot and emergency brakes. This
Truck originals cost S3.3o0
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC,
NuctionccrS
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IT Gusts nothing !" look n"w homes %
to $1,000
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81? per foot -t'hamh-rlayn" Avenue. W.
side. n"r,h Of I.ombar1y. For out ow
client
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FLOYD Av-nu" HON" Ia trad" for h"m-
III" Nor; Inside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

SEVENTY feet on Delta war" Avenue st 81
per foot. 81" this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

40 f""' ~ whole. ar In part on" lilo
from 'ar linz. in North Richmond. -,
bargain.
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WEST End Hats trad. for lots nu IN"
North Siu. L.; know What ynu have.
In Way "f tacaut ground.
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Park.
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f.e,o Montros" Avenue. and fully
equipped with all modern "nuv"ni"nc"s
t..D- Itarinn Avenue. right sii'. y great
bargain Terms reasonable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

s.. 30 Nonl" Avenue. bargain. i:iei
rooms. baths. iars" porch and "N"rNthln
y l., LII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

CONFECTIONERY STORE. FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAIN STOCK. CONFf:c-
TloNERIES. ToBActoS. CIGARS,
FANCY GROCERIES,.
AT AUCTION
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!. Z. cARSt:At..
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

=, the request Of Mr T. Rudliu who
is leaving the citS. vs. will sell at his
store M. l2Tk AsnlAmh S'rcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

tI.7:n- Highland Park built -" IL can L." hs"
as i,itt- with s"pnrat" entrance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Al thu r"gucat Of Mr.. s. Francioni,
who has opened n"w store in TN"
Nest End. auh finds h. cannot give
his East End store proper personal at
tcntioi,. we Viii sell. at pubic auction.
his confectionery business. so. 1887
East Main Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22
FUNSTON RECEIVES NO
WORD OF PERSHING

SAN ANTONIO. March ~.
- believe Ger. Pershlng
has advanced 90 rapidly
that he is beyond any point
from which ne may com
runieate by wireless with
Columbus. declared MAI.
Gen. Funston today.
II have no fear for the
safety Of the American col.
urn." he added. "altho now
II must be IN the vicinity OF
the spot where villa was
last reported"
The field telegraph be-
tween Columbus and Ascen-
eton has been interrupted In
many places. Pershlnu has
sufficient men TO tight any
bands that may be encoun.
tered. officers believe. Head
quarters recommended that
the war department pur-
chase more auto trucks with
wireless equipments 80 a.
20 minimize danger OF the
forces being loe, track Of,
At army headquarters. u
was stated Carranxistas
were not known 10 be ae-
lively aiding the Americans
at any point tho they were
supposed 10 be cooperating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22

WASHINGTON. March p.
From all sections troops
sped TO the border today in
instant response TO Maj. Gen.
Funston's appeal for reinforce
mcnts.
At 4 a. m. Col. Wilder and
four troops Of the Fifth cav.
airy from Fort Meyer. across
the Potomac from Washing
ton, started for Columbus. N.
NJ. on a special train.
Squadrons will be sent to
the border from Fort Lcaven-
worth. Kas.: Fort Sheridan.
H.. and Fort ID. a. Russell.
Wyo., today.
Fnnstons latest dispatches indi.
cate Gen. Pershing is nearing the
villista fighting line. Reports that
Pershings communications had
been cut were disturbing. tho the
break was believed due TO military
troubles rather than to treachery.
More supplies are being urged
for Pershing. Officials admitted
that II these did not reach him In
few days. the condition might be-
come serious.
The significance OF Gen. Fun.
ston's call for relnforcements was
admittedly due 10 n necessity OF
strengthening tho American lines
OF communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22


Switzerland is small" Col.
Sprecher said. Our troops move
quickly. You would be obliged to
modify the system TO suit your size.
For example. YOU need commanders
along the border with power to act
on their own initiative in such a
situation as the villa incident.
The Swiss system. II introduced
in America, needs hundred
changes, but the first thing is to
get military training started. Other
questions can be settled as you go
along.
In America you will always need
n large standing army 10 guard
your coasts and borders. To this
you must add a stronger navy than
Japan's TO keep YOU safe.
You ought to have immense mill.
tary supplies along your coasts and
borders, but not close enough TO
allow enemy landing forces to cap
ture them.
"A large force ought TO guard
the Panama canal and YOU ought
TO be able to augment your troops
in the Philippines at a moments
notice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22
SWISS COMMANDER
DISCUSSES u. S. ARMY
By VIM. G. Shepherd

BERNE, Switzerland March 22-To handle the Mexican
problem the United States needs border commanders with
the to act their initiative crises such as
the Villa raid Col Sprecher Won Bernegg chief of the Swiss
general staff told the United Press today.
To meet other serious international crises thar
may arise at hour, the United needs stronger
navy than Japan large standing army to guard her coasts
and borders and military training for her youths added
The Swiss military leader of the most expert mill
tary in all Europe.
He shows evidence of having made the closest study of
American military problems.
An earnest advocate of the Swiss SYSTEM for his own
republic he believes the system should be modified If intro
duced in the United States ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22
ASKS REPEAL OF
THE RENICK Law

A resolution to put the council
and the mayor on record against
the Reuick biii and to urge the
next Legislature to repeal II, was
filed with the city clerk wsdnes-
day by Councilman Erickson. 10 be
introduced at the council meeting
Monday.
Councilman Bolton has prepared
a resolution. also TO be introduced
Monday. calling for the eiImina-
tion OF the 50-year age limit i'm.
posed upon city workmen by the
civil service board.
In fis resolution against the
Renick law. Erlckson recites that
II has resulted In forcing the city
10 issue a million dollars in war
rants. drawing five per cent inter.
est. while three million dollars OF
the city's money lies idle In tho
banks.
II also has necessitated levying
money In the tar budget 10 pay in.
terest on these needless war.
rants
Under the resolution. the presi.
dent OF the council Ia instructed
and the mayor II requested TO at.
tend coming state convention 20
secure platform planks for the re-
peal OF the RenIck Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22

PARIS, Tex, March 22.--
With two-thirds OF the cIty's
residence and business districts
wiped out by flames which left
a funnei-shaped wake from two
20 ten blocks wide across the
city, the total loss as the result
Of the fire which ragged all night
was estimated today at from
100000 to 100000, with
10000 homeless.
John Straub was burned 10 death
in his home.
Homeless and destitute families
are being relieved by the city.
Half tho population OF Paris Ia
without shelter.
Thousands went without break.
fast today.
Urgent appeals for groceries and
money have been sent to neighbor
Ing cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-22
HIGH PRICE OF GASOLINE is THREATENING THE
NATIONS PROSPERITY, SAYS HERBERT QUICK

the binder and performs millions of humble tasks OF which the
his thinks
All these things a part OF the nations daily task
High gasoline Important housewife the dairy
which
glad. other therefore when read geological
bulletin obeang shales of Colorado. Utah
and Wyoming
what s 1t that of rotten which
OF the country
Slate. however, is only kind of shale.
yellow slatecolor the latter
C
billions Western states which
s literally soaked with oil
furnish 10000 900 900
barrels gasoline by the Rttann method will Yield not less
100000
And shae by Standard ol--yet
DOESN'T SOME ONE DEVELOP THIS NEW MINE OF
0UiCkLY7
amounting 5ooooooo horse
power United States
is perha of all engines.
breakdown OF the farming interests the depression
o the gasen will be felt keenest
will which the scarcity
be
And said obtain from
gasoline obtainabs by
ordinary methods -.
RlTTMANN eYsrEMi