davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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stances the facts are sufficiently au-
thentic. The inclusion OF Rosa Bon
heur seems justified.
A similar collection OF biographies
in which Europeans are strangely
s%andwiched in between Americans has
been made by Sophie NJ. Collmann In
Tales From the old World and the
Ncr Stewart and Kidd Company. Gin
cinnati.) They cover the whole field
OF human action.
IN Worth while People CHarpers) +.
J. Gould selects desirable virtues and
qualities and expatiates on their do
STABILITY. illustrating them with bio
graphical anecdotes which are not al
ways opposite.
The sun., 1916-10-21


indications that winter is coming
and that Christmt ~ Is not far IN APP
rear In the preparations the publishers
are making to crafty juvenile tastes.
In some cases the splendor of the book
appeals to much older appreciation. as
: the case with FAIRY Tales from Hans
,hrisfiHn andersen I:rentano's). a
isndsome quarto, profusely illustrated
"a ROTOR aud in black and white hy
Harry Clarke. 1t Is the efi~orescence
u tho Aubrey Beardsley school. ex-
Icmely interesting to the cultivated
tiste. particularly In the color schemes.
md Offering Typography and paper
nat should be saved from c%hildren's
lands. The pictures are as remote as
possible from the simplicity OF the
stories they illustrate and appeal to
mature artistic Judgment.
Another fine holiday book, beautiful
in typography as well as In the appro-
pirate colorcd pictures. is Robert Louis
stevenson's The Black .Arror Charles
Scrihner's Sons). with y. G. wyeth's
striking illustrations. as handsome a
gift as any youngster can wish for.
Once more that stern moralist Gelett
burgess appeals to youth In the way
It will understand in The Coon Encu-
Clopcdid OFrederick A. Stokes Com
pany). containing every child's every
fault The pictures and the jingles
are as funny as ever and the authors
ingenuity In devising family names in
spires reverence.
An unsdulterated classic will be
found in the Nursery Rhymes from
Hofhcr Goose Charles Scribner's
Sons), illustrated with charming pic
lures. plain and colored. by Grace G.
Drayton. that enter fully into the
spirit Of the original and appeal to the
sense Of fun of young and old alike.
On the other hand. in Mother Goose
Ch,ldrcn little. Brown & Cos. with its
pretty colorcd pictures. Eta Austin
RIaisdell and Mary Frances Blaisdell
attach to the text Of each verse a
commentary in words OF Ure syllable
which serves as a reading lesson.
or the large page illustrated books
for small children We have The Adrcn-
'mreS o. NiIiddcs Pctcrkin Paul. a
might GRANT Of tho nursery, told i'm
rrose and in jingles ny John Brown
Ohm 1~.othrop. Lee and Shepard Com
- n'S."h'' ""'yo'"s Lf'rdrD
~ ~ : "'''" "'"lu a.
''"'Pans'' Illustrated win
y.,' ,"Ns' '",h' Lama or
80" '','nrE Ho't to)'
= ~, " ''''.rrs "t oS'an ny
,,' ,'"'.n, w" ~" 'r'h' Dot
,ro,, " '""h Hhc'ihan'
m "'o"uh W pictures "hi'n youth
'" ioip'"inS lhS'ruc'!ons
poe, | o'o.'" P.V'u'es WIN
-, 'Nt''''a'rN text IL us"d
'"","." "'Ipcr 10 reta'e
n"'o'" oi Wf '"feh
,.au ','''"N 9lokes oHpahV'
'a'e "'I"' "IufhouS To the
W." '" wv "h"Hha '"hal'
The sun., 1916-10-21

Tree tales. and the book is illustrated
by j. NJ. Condo, who made pictures for
"tnc,e Remus.'
Another writer. Thornton W. Bur
cess. whose name il so descriptive
t. youth that he has made it a
trade mark. provides three OF his usual
entertaining little volumes. one to the
Mother West Wind series. Mother
West wind Hoic' stories. and two to
the Bed Time series. starting on the
second dozen tales. The Adventures Of
on Man coyote and The Adventures
~ Prickiv PorkU Al are illustrated
Ike their predecessors by Hamilton
Cady and all are published by Little.
Brown a Co.
A slight tingc OF morals like those
appended to fables marks the expert
ences Of a family OF rats in Madge A.
Bigham's McrrU Animal Tales little.
Brown & Coz; 1t IL also apparent in
Nellie VI. Leonard's The Gravmoase
Family Thomas Y. Crowell Company,
while information is mingled with ad-
venture in Roy J. SMELLS Littie white
For and His Arctic Friends Little.
Brown & Coz, which Includes the
beasts nat live on land and in the
water in the far North.
Two popular nstur books by Ernest
Thompson Seton. illustrated by the
author. The Trail Of the SdndhiN stag
and Monarch. the Bio Rear Of Tdi1c.
are issue in a cheap edition by
Charles ~Scribner's Sons. Birds as we'll
as beasts play their part in the tales OF
Forest Friends that Royal Dixon re-
lates TO little readers. Colored pictures
add TO the enjoyment OF the stories.
,~F'rederiCk A. Stokes Company
Juvenile Drama.
Though Lady Gregory calls The
Golden apple &c. +. Putnam's Sons, "A
play for 'Kiltartan children" and
though the dramatized fairy tale. IN
spite OF being written in III" Irish
mode" !s likely 10 please children when
road 10 them, the play is addressed to
older readers as distinctly as Macter-
lnck's "Bluc Bird is. II is a charm
ing story all the same. wen when the
hidden siGnincanc" is passed over.
Very short little plays in verse ar
ranged go az 10 he sung to familiar
tunes make mp Laura T. RiChards's
IGirv Opcrct'Gs Gittlc. Brown 4 COZ.
u the modern infant must hc taught
~ act in public il will he difficult to
improve ON Mrs. Richards charming
versions Of fairy tales.
wider rang, Of somewhat longer
r,nnositiors is irc'idod In , secnrd
series of ,nc Saint Nicbola RooL ~
and Dp,rctfaS Tho Century
,nmnan,, Thor ar. anc,n in num-
her aud Of VARYING difficulty. hn, all
can h, u.rrnrn.d hy small children
Iuform.,io,.
rs INGENIOUS " ''' '" ''' St'us %
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" = l''r'uscs '"' o""'Is oI am
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p"hS' tie tens 'nou' inc 'uriosi''es
~ ~''.'S!' sun "s ~ 'ou'.nns "a
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lauo BON S%auienoen bon alsIdnoi-
lden Spionen itmeeben. @erroten
itno perfauft iino mir. @ir miiiien
erpd6en."
yaber MN nal rubig, grofei-
ior", mabnte Der @ausberr nno lea-
te benz gta6bar ole &ono auf Den
Irm. Sic fino elm bieiger 8otriot,
aber pent mar Sbrer Sfottenper-
ems ulo 0eutidtumspoiiion aud,
bieles 5ugut balten mus, 10 ioaten
Sic bod Elm penig beoenfenb oab
mir bier eben einen iebr frieoliden,
internationalen &llib biloen rno git.
ten 5rieoenstabof rauden.~
u0ie Serren oirfen mid nidt
m~isberiteben, fnurrte Der 3rofei.
Tor olniern Sreitno 9oncourt fem
ne i'd idon lange. Sier Ser enali-
i6e Serr bat mir porbin oriiben in
Der Safe febr perniinftise @eoan-
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fen itber cine engIiif oeiitide gm-
naberlttg entmifeIt. mo Die orci
5erren aus GiiBlano fiibIen lld)
ielber nnii6er Dor lauidenoen S6-
rem. Sd befinOe mid bier in einen1
areiie BON g~brenmdnnerfl. tueiti1
aI6 peridiehener &ationaIit1t, mo
ba braltdle id fem 9Iott Dor BEN
Nfltno 81 nehmeu. SD iaae tur
ems; tueln Der Mibel mn crit er-
pafte uno geipahr miiroe. mas mn
ibn porgebt. gr bat ldon ooS
3el9 oa5lt, iif ieiner &ollt an iueu
rem. 0ur i'm SbIaf loa man igs
nift iiberfallen, bas ion man flidf,
nno beilisite 8otriotenpflidt lit e8.
ibn wo6 sit riittelrb 10 mad) ipie
MIR moali1.
(5ortfetung foIat.)
g. c~..V 4&U M
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IN EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@as beoeltet sEbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette 9otel fir bns fpenieite @elb in Gan
Nntonio. 3immer Soc. @msge5eidnefe
WabI5eiten 25c. Niebrige Gpe5iaIraten
per ISOLDE. @nb frei. grodett 6277. Sn
rentraler Gage. 800 SibsNInmo Stra6e.
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Mowers

geihdrft. Meier un6 96eeren ge11Iif<
fen. G6lofferarbeiten. Mepnrntur bon
Carpet Gipeepers unb Nd6mnfdineu;
Regenidirme iiber5ogen uub repariert.
507 Nabarrp Ctr. Sci. Sratis 1921.
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HOTEL ALAMO

325 Nlnmo YIa8a -biibih moblierte
reiue 8immer. Bee. Toe 81 per Sag;
$3.50 unb nnfipdrts per @ode. 3in1nler
NIT 2 Better $500 per @o9e. Gltes
EeIephon grodett 658,
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RutemcbiI- HnItrid und Cops"
Can autunip slatu Starts gp.

@ir baben Sic @ns : 4nitalt, Seile
nnb uteniiilien Der Snternational Gnto
S1ooI n~neefauft nnb ipibnen unfere 3eit
nnb uniern @aum eon8 oieIer 9ef6afs@
8ran9e. @ir beSieben beitdnbig Die
peri6iebenIten Maitpmobil&Seile nno err
iparen Sbneu @elo in inherent 9epartes
naent fir eebrondfe 8eile unb utenIis
lien, @ofolin ltnb Del. 613 siibzalaute
Gtrnfe.
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DUPUY reiuiat 6ate.

@egeniber benz gu1,ter Office : GeS
6 staSs. LIZ LIZ 9 ofdzSoaif S;;t Str a.rs; 9aa, ,,,,s
geformt. @aine Grbeit tit uniiberS
trefflid.
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edubz II. YierOeseidirrsG eparatmr

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er perftebt fem @efddftl @utes 9anDs
udben un6 Hepnrieren. 3ufrie6enbeit
a~arantiert. PIT Gbe. g grofett $50.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

gransportieren un6 anftelen bon
1Gafes@ un6 idtDerer Rafhinerie cine
Gpe5inlitdt, GbhoIen, @erfenben, Gufbes
Dabren etc. Office 510-514 9olorofa
Ctr. 8eibe Sci. 859-
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@erlangt G1amberlain's perfeftes
Gfdem : Jntter. Gnt6dlt fein aoru,
Edit Ginsefpeioe eeiunb nnb geine frdfz
tig. Sci @roeerilten ODER grodett 1888,
gateE Seeb So. 420 GibsGIores Ctr.
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5dnbler IN 9nrbipare, Gefen ua6
Blehiponrer. Nr1ftiiher aletuprter uub
Dnh6eder. 93A Gft<gomuferee Gtrabe.
Tr9bis 1880.
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9anlelr uno WeaiigeIfutter.

Sreb staffel, $40 Oft : gommerse
ctr. 9eu, @etreibe, @nrtenz uno Seiofn>
men. WefliiaeIfutter. Sifubntoren.
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DR.. e. r. PETRY

@ra6uierter ~gbiropracter. e~nIfernt
bic rlriahe bon arantbeiten, obie Mr5nsi
ober Mei5er. 203 9uerIer @ebdloe,
PA @eifsgommerce Ctr. Can Mntonio.
grodett 1898.
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1ols nno &oble.

Bir bolten Die bette 3sble nnb bns
bette 8rennbol5. Hrobiert uus. GjIase
@ppb & Goal 81. grodett 6053. Neues
Eel. 1911.
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FRITZ REuTER

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taren, 9Tbncetblene : S6fpeiBune, Ar<
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carter.MuIIaIy Transfer Co..

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Abbpfatem.
Mtuninas ann 3elte.

Mamp Sent & A,unins Gn. @nt. 60.
rensen, @ieentiimer. ale uniere @aaren
hoben boaes @epidt nnb 0sab, pafeno
fir StononroS@r6Ben. 215 Mbe. 9.
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RANDALL HOTEL

Gotta, inter neller 2eituug; ieoes 3ime
mer nit Bno. Niebrigite Staten IN Der
Gtaot fir 9eeaIdre. 9aop %. Stepbeus,
Rnlaner.
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Snso SensL llbrmader, 22I g
Commerce Strnke.
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MEM 0eutf6lano feline Wiiros
ftiblt.
Rift mebr nit guslanbs guppen
fpielt,
Die alte oeutfde Sitt' uno Dirt
Sn @ort unb Danbel treu betpobrt,
Bsnn Manntroft tpie an Sermanns
3eit,
Den enfel itdblt NIT 9dpferteit:
Wtnn Deutidlano al bies tut un6
bdlt,
90 tpirbs baa erffe 9ono Der @elt!
ebriffiun 8riebri9 g9ubart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
GEORGE PICKETT STOKES
aCOMEs BACK AT LYRIC

Warm weather amusement seekers
thronged the Lyric at matinee and
evening performances yesterday. Civ
ing the new show that came in for
the latter half Of the week a rousing
send off
An interesting feature OF the PEI
formances yesterday was the reap
pearanoe after an absence OF four
years OF George Pickett Stokes, this
Richmond boy, who was last seen here
as the principal member OF the vaude-
Vile team OF Stokes and the Ryan
Sisters. HalIen and Fuller. who were
on the new bill, were unable TO ap-
pear because of an accident TO Miss
Fuller in Norfolk where she was
taken 70 a hospital yesterday suffer
ing from a serious injury TO one of
her feet. which was crushed by Il
falling iron. Manager Dennan enlist
ed the services of Mr.. Stokes In the
emergency. George Pickett put over
a few songs and bit of comedy that
scored heavily.
No more fantastic or amusing act OF
it's kind has been seen here In severa!
seasons than the comedy and acrobattc
act in which the Three Alvarettas won
frequent and insistent encores The
whimsical skit is fun OF provocations
to rnirth from start to finish.
Ben Deeley and Lillian Steele n
The New Bell Boy" kept the big
crowds in high good humor, winning
much well-deserved applause. and
Charlie Wilson, "nuttiest of the nuts.
was another laugh winner.
The new movies" are up to the
lyrics established high standard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

II reoent reports are to be credited,
Washington. Haurfin tn to remain at
the head OF the Federal reserve sys-
TEN, McAdoo 6 still TO steer the finan-
'cial ship of state, and Glass will re-
main in Congress ThiA however, is
not in accordance with accepted opin-
tons IN usually well-informed political
circles In the event of President Will
sons reelection. II Is believed Score
tary McAdoo Will not again head the
Treasury Department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

OF Waverly Waverly. Va. increasing
its capital stock from $4,000 to $780,.
900.
Suffolk Bargain House Incorporat,
ed. Suffolk, Va. Maximum. $4,000;
minimum, $500; par value, 500 J.
j. Brinkley, president; T c. Harrell,
secretary and treasurer. both Suffolk.
Va
The Atlantic Theater Corporation
Norfolk. Va. Maximum. $4,000;
minimum, $1,000. par value, 800
Jake Wells. president; Moe Levy. sec.
rotary, both Norfolk. Va
The Victoria Grocery Company In.
corporated. Victoria. Va. Maximum
10000; minimum. $4,000, par value,
s25. r, f. Williams, president. VIM.
O. Gregory, secretary and treasurer,
both Victoria. Va
Cngerer Motor Company, Incorpo.
rated. Alexandria, Va. Maximum,
$50. 900; minimum. $40. 900; par value.
500. a. f. Cngcrer, president.
Washington, d. c.: a. A. Roudabush.
secretary. Shenandoah. Va.
City Botthng Works. Incorporated,
OF Richmond, Virginia. Richmond, Va.
Maximum. $4,000: minimum, $1,000:
par value $50. Israel weinstein.
treasurer. Henry wetnstein. secre-
tary; Harry Shannon, president, all
Richmond. Va.
Supplemental certificate OF incorpo-
ration OF Bible Film Corporation,
Richmond. Va, increasing capital
stock 1900. 900 to 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
SEVEN FUlL-FLEDGED
PHARMACISTS NOW
while Full Score Get Papers Az Reg
istercd Assistant Pharmacista--
Examinations Tuesday ami
Wednesday

Seven Of those who took examination
Tuesday ana Wednesday before the
state Board of Pharmacy to become
registered pharmacists proved sue
ce7sful, according to the list given out
late yesterday afternoon. or This
umber of successful candidates two
are from Richmond Twenty passed
the examination 80 become registered
assistant pharmacists The complete
list follows
Registered pharmacists:
T. NJ johnson. Alexandria, Va.
T =. Cauthornc Tappahannock Va
Sister Agnes FItz simmons. Norfolk
Va.
F + Henderson, chiffon Forge, Va
H. c Painter, Richmond, Va.
r. l. Martin. Richmond, Va.
Jno +. Ellison Crozut.
Registered assistant pharmacists:
Il, F. Linhoss. Washington. d. G
y W Mullen. Norfolk, Va.
r + Woalffer. fredericksburg. Va.
r. X. Latshaw. PENNSYLVANIA.
Thos l.. Zirkie. Richmond, Wa.
J. NJ Klein Baltimore.
O A Kcllam. Oniey.
N H Jones, CcoD New York city
c. G. smith. (coD New York city,
Jos f Burns. Collision. y. c.
s. c. Brooks, Richmond
r. a. Amick. Richmond.
r. & Bennett Scottsvlle,
w r. Bristow. Richmond
W \ Bradshaw, Herndon.
Allan r Day, Richmond.
l. X. Cheatham, Richmond
WIN f. Kite Elkton.
Morris Phipps Richmond
Elmer f, Hughes Harrtsonburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

can be taken and there Is need for
one hundred additional scholarships.
fifty for men and fifty for women,
and for at least a half million dol
lars more endowment. DR.. Boat
wright closed with an appeal TO boys
and girls 70 aspire high in the matter
of education.
Committees Named.
During the afternoon session Judge
Holiday announced the standing
committees. as follows;
Education Board
A ", Patterson, First, Richmond.
Z. w. Billings, West Pont
Ernest NJ. Long, Tabernacle, Rich
mond.
Denominal Education:
W. A Harris, Grace. Richmond.
G. H. Sheriff. Sharon.
J. f Henery, Deep Run.
Sunday School and Colportage:
l. H, Suddith, Hopewell
W. l. Carneal. Gwathmey.
DIR. b. Bloxton. Emmanuel, Rich
mond.
State Missioas:
", Thorbufn Clark, Fulton, Rich
mond.
d. r Garfield. Four Mile Creek.
A r. Pugh, Dover.
Home Missions:
F. J. Wright New Bridge
J. r. Ryland, Second, Richmond
II NJ. Fleet, Glen Alien.
Foreign Missions;
A. b. Rudd. Barton Heights, Rich
mond.
j b. Bray. Colosse.
J. b Badenock, Ridge.
Ministers Relief Fund:
aurapce Y FpX Ashlapd
W. F.. Robertson. Randolph Street.
Richmond.
]. ". Binns, Mt Peasants.
Orphanage:
f. E. Northen, Grace Street, Rich
mond,
NJ c Frayser, Hebron.
w. II. Davis. Winn's.
Temperance:
John Garland Pollard, Grove Ave-
nue., Richmond.
C. w Schools. Taylorsville.
S s White. Emmaus.
IAymen's Movement:
w. l.. Prince, Second, Richmond.
c. A. Alley, Leigh
w D. Duke. Calvary,
Evangelism:
J. r. Johnson. Venable- Street, Rich
mond
C, A Hall. Northampton.
! r. Fl. Winfree, Glen Allen.
| Publicity:
J. W. Cammack, First, Richmond
! s. b Woodfn. Ashland.
| w. F. Gibson. Broadus Memorial
! Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

We are interested 10 know why
1880 Democrats are endeaTor'as 20
0krone consideration OF the child
n1Of Dali
Practically every time the matter is
'1en4tonsd In the pross dispatches re-
feasibility for delay is placed on the
s,sAsrs OF Southern Senators
n - Aor.t nks this r~sa South
~. uNs . We arn M. o,.e,,n,.
~ a,.o.,us On. r,easar. i.,sl< r,ow
-. - -. mot Hsynt,,.r ,~,+,, -. -ro-
1900
III -. -. so aav tha, g., .+,arr,. ~
!ss. No., 81, ,s..e =. h,. no,r,,cs a,A
S:..~. 80.
,r. drawn - ~~o,oo. ara
-. .,a chna.u,s -. ,,a ra,,on
.s.,. e. svsrv ma, wno l,a. hsnr,
,aar. ha,onus u-,o, oarox
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
BRITAIN MAKING OUR TASK DIFFICULT.

We have RETAINED from comment
-, - .ha hf.ol1.st,,g If American
d -. ,-..-,- -...s....- .,.,..,.
''s''N ''''0 '''s
SNkpianation Of pieP'F'eE'43 act
M We do not believe there cat be any
s'xensonable dount as 10 whore the
Umpathies Of the American people
- in this wac They have wished
INA prayed for the delsveraneo ~
sdFrance and Beir.am and serbia from
sehe,r invaders TIE American people
have wished their English k.nsmen~
veli in their herotc efforts oa land
And sea and they hope to see the
cau.e OF the entente allies victorious.
" the end thai TIE peace and ssfe,v
Of Europe shall not he again throat
enea bv a mnitar,qtic combination
- Bill Grea, Britain IS making Guy
4ast difficult She has rors. silently
violated our rights on the hseh seas -,
.sorning neutral ships haa~G from
neutra, 10 American ports and riding
ana rohbing the mails. she has inter.
rer1s With ths bysine~s affairs az This
rnurtrv n an nnwarrant.d degree
~nnS,,u sreat loss r. our citlzars In
xy~sr ,.vi,{ynata business r,r.le~taLfrss
ss5ssA 49,, no,,es no a,-,e,..,,9g..,,trft ~ a
h,sepi,st ~ A,,e-4Ts- e~-na srs5znaa
~ r,,n fbera n,t ~ bnsfres~ rheae
\ nru. are CHARGED wftn the b,vh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
BAD POLITICS AND WORSE SENSE.

the prosperous ham and peanut empo
rum OF Smthfeld, virginia. They
have artesian wells sunk directly on
the banks OF bold surface stream.
which Is harnessed and made 10 pump
the artes!an water up into the tanks
All the water com pany has TO do is TO
watch one water pump tho other
and cohsct The water rent Can you
beat ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Making Mcn Good BY Law"

Editor Nifgtniau.
Silt is still ueedful that ulAIn
n2toms of truth intimately affecting
the public welfare be frequently re
nearsed Sclflshness and eva designs
ever and anon seek 20 twist and pre-
vent evident truisms Whenever there
- any legislation enacted OF proposed
Tor the moral betterment Of the com
~ unity there is a renewal of the
pueTUe plant on can't make peo-
pie good uy law This cracking
chorus proceeds either from dense
Ignorance % the functions Of i-W, a
iulsConccptiou Of the specific Law i'm
teAt. or sympathy with 1He para pr
tnIng the LAW seeks 10 !nterdict or
yet. discordant medley 81. these sew
eral things
Every public ~ePhool lad should
know that law means rule OF action"
AnA that rules Of action" ara the ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
GOVERNOR OFFERS REWARD

Patrick County Man Wanted on
Charge of Murder of His Son.
Through Secretary Alexander For
ward, Governor stuart yesterday Of
fered a reward or $50 for the appre-
hension Of William J. Bryant, who
is wanted IN Patrick County on a
charge Of numbering his son, Walter
Bryant The crime is said to have
been committed last February and
BRYANT has been at large since.
Another reward OF $50 was offered
for the capture of Richard Rakes.
who IS wanted in Patrick County on
at aSSau1r CUafEN- TnfE crfrne IL ar
legged TO have been committed in June
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

II VIII be found by registrars
throughout the state that they have
been hit hard when they attempt to
make up the lists of voters for post
ing as required by law These offi-
Gers have been receiving three cents
for every ten words written by them
il making UP these lists Last winter
hlll was offered which cut of such
ra7. ucnsa:ioh. and II also relieved
clerE~ Of court OF the duty OF eopyin-
sGch lists, for which service they were
allowed two cents for every ten words
All reference to compensation was
passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
To search for subnormaIs.

Chicago, July 20.-A complete sur
vey OF Cook County with regard TO
subnormal mind conditions will be I'M
dertaken beginning August /, This de .
velopment was announced today and
came as an aftermath to the tragedy
OF Tuesday, in which Henry P. Mcln-
tyre the negro fanatic, was responsible
for the deaths of six persons, includ-
ing himself.
The survey is to be conducted by the
Rockefeller Institute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Pay While Using
OUR FURNITURE
500 Weekly Docs Wonders Here.
Central Furniture Co., Inc,
and West Broad Street.
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

Is the only fire association offer
ing rated at actual cost Old-line
companies have recently raised rates
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire AS
ISOLATION. Irvington. Va. insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
er concern: and stores, merchandise
factories. oyster houses, etc, at about
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked BY
others Save money. Write them.
Twenty years oldl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

The lawmakers have taken their ut
ne inning al increasing the high cost
az automohtline
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
State CORPORATION Commission

The following charters were grant
ed by the State Corporation Commits
sion yesterday;
Green Hi Cemetery Company, In
corporated, Altavista, Va. No capital
stock. w. Frank Brown, president.
Altavista, Va; Ernest Jones, secre-
tary Altavista. Va.
Amendment TO charter of The Bank