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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-18
Prezydenci koIei wezwa.
nj do Waszyngtonu.

Washington, 18. slerpnia -
Ogolna sytuacya W sprawle gro
zacego Strajku ia kolejach pozo-
stale dotychczas be- zmiany.
Prezydcnt Wilson przcdstawif
wczoraj representation uni
sw6j plan porozulnienia zdaje
sic ME ulegac kwestyi,ze przyjmq
60 one bez zadnej zmiany, nato,
miast wqtpliwa jest rzecza, czy
uzyska on aprobate zarzad0w
koleJowych. Plan ten przewidujc
nastepujace punkty porozumie-
MIA:
l. Uznanie przez koIeje oSmio-
godzinnego dnia piracy.
|,Sse2sFZrzeczenie sic przcz turnkey
onaryuszy kolcjowycIl pretensyi
do zaplaty p6}tora zwyczajnego
wynagrodzcnia "a prace pOnad
Gas.
,. Cofniecic sic zarzqd6w kole-
jowych L zajetcgo poprzcdnio
stanowiska, ze Gala kontrowerSya
powinna bye oddana do rozstrzy-
sniccia sqdowi rozjemczemu.
4. Wyznaczenic komiSyi, ktdra-
by zbadaia, jak wiclkie koSzta
pociagnelo "a sobq dla kolci W.
mamie oSmiogodzinnego dnia pra-
cyl ma podstawie tego wydala o.
pinie slusznoSci zqdania robot
nlkow p6itora wynagrodzcnia "a
prace ponad czas.
Reprczentanci zarzqdoW kolc-
jowych oSwiadczyli prczydcntoWl
WilsOnoWi, ze ma uZnanic OSmiO-
eodzinnego dnia piracy stanowczo
sic nic zgodzq, wobec czego pan
Wilson zatclcgrafowal do prezy-
dent6w najwazniejszych linii ko-
iejowych W kraju, ably przybyll
do Waszyngtonu i osobiscic L
MIN w tel sprawie sic porozumie-
Ii. Nickt6rzy Mich przyjechalr
zaraz wczoraj wieczor odbyll ma
tvchmiast ltonferencye ,delega--
tami. ktorzy wyznaczcni zostall
do rcprezentowania zarzad0W ko-
leiowvch W rokowaniach L funk
cyonaryuSzami. Sytuacya znaj--
duje sic zatem obecnlc W punk
Gle krytycznym i wszystko zdaJe
sic zalezec cd tego. czy koIeJe
zdccyduja sic ma uznanle oSlnIo--
godzinnego dnia piracy.
Reprezentanci funkcyonaryu--
sly kolejowych zdaja sic bye maj
zupeInicj zadowoleni przedsta-
wionego przez prezydenta Will
soma planu porozumienia i ma "a
pytanic, czy przyjna go, jeden Z
mich odpowiedzial; ,,Projckt pre-
zydenta jest siuszny i sprawiedli-
wy nasi ludzie byliby giupcami,
pdvbv 90 ME DrZvieli"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-18
,,Bremen'' pojmany?
NoWY York. 18. sierpnia.

NOWy 1orK, 10: srerP11d: -
Przybyf do tutejszego portu sta,
TEX ,,Alaunia', kt6rcgo pasazero,
vie opowiadaja, ze dnia ego b,
m, gdy okret ten lezat ia kotwi-
cy w porcie Downs ia wybrze,
zach powiatu Kent, widzieli wiel,
Xxi nur niemiecki, holowany przez
diva brytyjskie krazowniki. So
.oni przekonani, re byi to handlo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-18

(Dokonczenlt ma strualcY 1ei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-18
Reid ma Wenecye.

Wieden, 1890 sierpnia. - E
skadra hydroplanow austrya-
ckich bonbardowaia nader sku-
tecznie pred dwoma dniami
miejscowoSci srfategiczne Yer
migliano, Selz i Ronchi, okolice
Wenecyi i fabryki pod miastem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-18

j. B. Pallascn wypoZycza pieniadz
ma realnosc, sprzedaje karty okreto
we 1. .realnose, 114s tIobis VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Mayor Approues
Nurses Tag Day
Gircs FormqlPcrmissionfo for Col
lection # Funds by We'll
known Charity.

Mayor Ainsle Yesterday issued
formal permission to tho Instructive
Visiting Nurses Association to hold p
Tag Day In Richmond on April 8.
The Mayors letter follows:
Mrs W. w. Morton. President Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurses Association:
My Dear Madam.--At the request Of
your association, designate Monday.
April 3. as Tag Day, for the purpose OF
receiving voluntary contributions for
the support Of its work.
Although tn" character Of the |. y
y y work is known TO most Of us (!
doubt If our people really appreciate
it's magnitude aud ais" its value to TIC
city government itself through certain
Of its departments rhe service tina,
is rendered almost daily TO the Health
Department. tho school authorities and
the officials of TIA" Juvenile Court
makes Your association an important
ad)uHc; 10 all Of them As the pre-
server I" the community OF the lives
Of hundrcdS OF infants that would he
SACRIFICED 10 ignorance and iuattcn.
ton. the work is OF vast economic
value in aiding in the preservation OF
the best assets of the community. The
fact that last Year your nurses paid
nearly $1,000 risits 10 ncar!y $500
patients and cared for $50 Infants
nearly ell of which cases would other
wise have been wii,or, such profess
sional attention. aft..,s At once the
magnitude Of Tia" So .,..
viewed merely aritN. no praise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
GOVERNOR vETOEs LAST
BILL ON CALENDAR
Senate Bill No. 900. Relieving. From
Re'ordation i'ces Certain Holders
"f Notes. Is Not Approved.
stuart Clears Ills Desk of Last Re
haininS Measure Sent TO Him by
Recent Session of General Assem-.
blN-i;cnsonS for Veto

Having signed sol bills and vetoed
twelve. Governor Stuart yesterday dis
posed OF the fual bill awaiting his
Judgment. with - veto. The measure
nus killed was Senate bill No. Esq
which sought 20 relieve from addi-
noua' "ec"rdation fees holders OF notes
eccurc, 10y deeds OF trust on property
wh" hnd II necessary or cNped!cnt from
time 10 time to change the face value
OF the instrument or the property
which secures il.
TN" following statement wa- issued
from the Governors office:
senate bill No. go Is vetoed FOR the
reason that IL seeks to exempt from
tn" payment of n privilege tax those
who Of their own volitiou avaI; them
selves of tn" privilege OF the protcc-
ton Of our laws OF rccordation.
The So-callcd supplemental instru-
ments sought to Ice exempted arc re-
corded by the parties III interest FOR
their own pG" noses 10 secure or to bet
ter secure tie payment OF the amount
contracted fer III the original instru-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

mcnis This IS privilege for which
they should he taxed. 1t is true they
nav" already paid tax at the time OF
the r'cordation of tho original instru-
mcht. based "a - convenient measure
upon tn. amount OF bonds OF other
obligations secured thereby. but as
our courts have we'll said. this is a tax
upon civil privilege. This privilege
rs awaited OF as truly in the rccorda-
t"n OF supplemental Instruments as in
original Instruments In both cases
the object is to secure or better Sc
cure debt.
III the bill had been 50 drafted that
tn" tax on the supplemental instr,,-
mcnt should bc measured not BY the
amount secured in the first instru-
ncht. hut upon some fair basis meas
urcd bE the value OF the additional
privileges afforded by the recordation
OF the second instrument, the justice of
such measure would haze been read
lily recognized. but I am unwilling, in
seeking 70 remedy the defccS in the
present law, to give my approval to a
BIZ which works an injustice even
greater than that sought to he rene
died
This bill not only permits 10 go
untaSed the rccordation OF deeds con-
NcyinE additional property. but is open
TO the still greater objection that il
allows indefinite substitution OF one
property for another--a repeated use
Of our public records without any tax
whatsoever. This. in my opinion. is
a violation OF the principle OF equality
which should a. far as possible he pre-
served in the levying Of all taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
DOMESTIC INSURANCE
STOCK NOT TAXABLE
tar-iteachiug Decision Of Supreme
Court i'm Case Affecting Nir-
@inia Corporations.
Hrsr.NGs COURT is urHELD
Virginia Fire antl Marine Shares Are
Held to Be Exempt From TaNa-
ton il Held by Citizens and Resi-
dents Of Virginia.

Are shares OF stock "f domestic an
surance companies, held by citizens
and residents OF Virginia. exempt from
taAa~"n Under the laws Of this state
This was the question that tn" State
supreme Court OF Appeals vas called
upon /" decide bJ the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, which apponicd from The
decision OF the lIustirGs Court "f the
oity OF Richmond !n The case uf tho
Commonwealth against Attorney J..
jordan l.eakc. Holding that such shares
OF stock we're eNemp; from taxation.
The Suprer" Court Yesterday refused
10 grant :hc Commonwealth writ Of
error. thereby sustaining the judy
men, Of the lower court
MIR. lralle was the owner "f 0fiv
shares Of the capital stock of the Viz.
t,inin Fire and Marine insurance Com
panH. domestic corporation. valued
AT So share In reporting ne item
OF the rcEula- f".n supplied him by
the cpmmissiuuer OF TIA" rcvcnu" he
expressed his belief tina; the insurance
stock VAS not taxable Tic cpm:uis-
Siou,r OF the rcvcuu. held a different
opinion and assessed the stock for
taxation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HOW i DARKENED MY
GRAY HAIR
lady Gives Simple Home Recipe
rhnt She Used 10 Darken Her
Gray Hair.

For years tried 70 restore my gray
nair 10 its natural color with the pre-
rnrcd dyes and stains. hut none OF
bonn gave satisfaction and they were
HiI expensive. finally ran onto a
rnplc recipe which mixed at home
hat gives wonderful results. CAV.
he recipe. which is as follows to a
number OF my friends, and the, are
al delighted with II. To ozs. of
water add small box or Barbo Com.
pound. OF. OF hay rum and !. or. of
slycerine. These ingredients can he
bought at any drug store at very
intle cost. Cse every other day until
the hair becomes the REQUIRED shod.
then every two weeks. II Will not only
IA rken the gray hair, but removes
Aandrur and scalp humors. ana acts
az tonic TO the hair. 1t is not
sticky or greasy. does not rub off and
does not color the scalp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Candidates on Souths,dc.

President Carter 9. Jones of the
south Richmond Democratic Club. has
ISSUED CAL Tor y mass -snecting To 10
held Monday night in The auditorium
81 the cambridge Junior High school.
corner OF Cowardin Avenue and Balm
bridge street. Invitations have been
"Nt"ndcd 10 all candidates for tho
uhy"raltN. TIL. Administrative Board
and those offering for election 10 both
branches Of the Council from Madison
Ward. This will be the first appear
ancc in the present campaign Of the
candidates on the Southside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
SHAKESPEARE LECTURES
Mis- Nnria blair to Give series nj
Young omen'S Christian Az
SOciutiOn.

Miss Maria Blair viii give a series
Of eight lectures under the auspicc.
Of the educational department. of the
Young Women's Christian Association
These lectures VIII inciudc "A sketch o.
life and the condition,
of England during his time; also short
sketches "f the plays. with special Gu
phasis ON the acts TO he used In the
Shakcspearcan pageant which will
shortly he given az Westhampton
These lectures will he given two after
moons week during the month OF
Anrii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

be given early IN MAY II is one Of
the most auractiy. Or Shakespeare s
plays. and Is suited particularly well
10! production by amateurs.
An unusually attractive production
is being arranged for las You Like
It," and various departments At John
Marshall have united in nn effort to
make II tho best u any yet offered by
tho organization. Ne" and original
settings have pecn planned, and are
nov being built newly designed cos
tunes are being made, and special
music VIII be provided for the rvoduc.
zion.
Miss Ray Van Wort. head of ,he Eng
lish department a. John Marshall. is
directing the presentation OF the play.
Professor r. J >tubhs and Professor
Arthur James are ~ charge OF the
, staging ana producing ends. Miss
!Gall,her. OF the domestic science de-
partment, ~ supervising the designing
and making OF the costumes which are
20 be E!i2abe,han III every respect;
while The scenery is being built by
Professor Spear and members OF ,hc
art department.
Rchears;,ls have been in progress
FOR so'nr time. and II is said that The
cas- - hohlilS fapid progress The
cas-; - large one. and includes many
Of the most talented amateurs in the
city. II = predicted that tho produc-
uon .! AS You Like II Will be COM
niets and Finished In every detail, and
-ha, il viii De one of the best amateur
performances offered here in some time
| TIE play is being given for The hene-
, III o. the students loan fund % John
Marshall High School.
THE rnSt Is as nllnNs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
TO GIVE AMATEUR PLAY
tiii Stage As You Lake IL" at John
Marshall school on April
IL and IL.

!'ianS for the presentation OF AS
tou Like It by the John Marshall
Ugh school Dramatic Club on April
and ~ are being perfected rapidly.
md every detail will have been com I.
rieted before the fascinating Shakes
,earc play is scheduled for production.
The play is TO 10 offered by the
High school Dramatic Club a, TWO
performances. and viii be repeated AS
ne local high schools contribution to
ne Shakcspearean Pageant. which will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
hoy = DELIVER I3..I3 CANS
N EFFORT TO Capture: Go,,y

,',I'..VT,' Z" NO Tlmts- Dispn Ton |
hflSIbL, VA March a5.-In an 81
i"rt 10 capture goat and cart as "A
pr'Zc. small boys Of Bristol delivrra,y
IN the fountain triangle here within
."tI'A- ,"nf hours 5".Sl& tin cans.
~: "a hcr"d from back yards ana alleys.
THIS was one feature OF a t.l.an-In
campaign by the women o: III. C'-vi.
League, and was intended rs an .r
lesson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Marriage Announced.

Ahn"Gncemenl MAS made Yesterday
"I me marriage or Thursday night AT
!" o'clock Of Miss lnc. Mummy ~ ,Lis
city. and Claude Warren Smith. OF sui
lran. w. Va, 10y Rev. J. l. Wicker.
pastor Of Leigh street Bapt;s, church.
at the home of tn" brides mother Mrs
II. y Eootwright
Mr.. and Mrs Smith Will MAX. their
home at sullivan W Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Sell Effects of Peasant Girl.

The effects az The Peasant Girl"
which become stranded in Richmond
several weeks ago. viii he sold al pub.
liz auction from the stage Of tho
Academy Of Music on Monday after
nrou at o'clock to satisfy judc-
"cui OhiIiuc', against George ElumeH-
thal manager and part owner "f the
company ny the Orange Manufacturing
COmnNNN. vi New .ItrscN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
-Four Munths for theft.

y ll!1n Wilson. colorCd. was sem
tcnc'i TO four months in Jail ny Jus-
ti"c TrUtchiicla Yesterday on 1t charr.
"f stealing y skirt and :: pistol from
Franklin Bowser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Tho mea Slcs epidemic in Richmond
continues unahated. forty additional
cases having been reported 10 tho City
Board OF Health yesterday. Thirty
four cases we've registered Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Tn" commonwealth contendcd that
the relative clause, which are other
wise taxed IN this state" limits the
antecedenr shares "f stock" aud not
banks. banking associations trust
and security COMPANIES and insurance
companies and that in order for the.
shares OF stool. OF any OF ,hc above
named corporations to bc exempt ul-
der this section il must he shown THAT
th"N ar" "thorwis" taxed in this State.
In the lower court Mr. Leale sue
cess!ullr conteudcd that the relative
clause. (which are otherwise taxed In
this state had fo~ it's antccedcnt The
words banks. banking associations
trust and security companies. ana in
Suran"e companies" The Hustings
Court sustained him in his claim that.
since banks. banking associations.
trust and security companies and in
Surancc companies arc otherwise taxed
Il this State. therefore the shares of
stock OF such institutions are no, tax
a"!" ~ tn" hands az an individual
domicIl"d IN Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Judgment Entered,

Judgment was entered in the Citv
Circuit Court yesterday in favor Of
POWELL Brothers x Maynard for ST.
i.1.le. less s35I.c5 paid Oh account.
against y. w. Davis over a building
contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
DAY
AMONG OTHER DEMANDS

~ d'maud 'nunlctpa printing
np 'he platfo'm states, TO attend
IN, ARG" amount 81 city printing.
nieh vr htlieN. viii civ. Us better
-rNi,. at O. lower cost Mann Rich
oNG Hr:uS have rh,!r own printing
spre h.caut" ;nct can save MONEY.
q Etc.ru"ud wirN its large amount
printing, siii! allows IL private com
any to DO its printing a. high prices
"" demand that Tho union label
= Put on ali city printing now, to
low tina, the city OF Richmond stands
~ decent working conditions and for
20 right of workers to organize is
q sociaiistic statement.
"Wc demand an adequat. public
prary FOR Richmond
we demand tha, AL municipal en-
loyees be given an eiEht-hour day
pd on day OF resi- In seveu. and their
chit 20 organize shall not be inter
red with; and We demand these con
t'ons on all city contract wcrK.
W" also expressly adopt the various
easures I'm The general municipal pro
ram OF the Socialist party. which 'uay
" applicable TO local conditions. w.
lid these local issues in ord.- ~ (
may Sc" how logical and
ractical the Socialis: remedy OF public
and democratic mana cement
: industry is"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
r{ticuIty III.

w. -. Flournoy continues critically
Ill 1t the home OF his grandson, r. w
Barrow. e0oe Chicago Avenue. South
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
tONMoNN EtITH MAKES


Ther.upon Nh. i.eake took tie mat
contention WAS Sustained hy an order
stance % State Auditor Moor, = re-
hearing vas had. q, tn" conclusion Of
which. on February >, lrl". thc original
rider WAS rcafrmed Tho order exon
Grated Mr.. Leak. from the payment of
t.i3I In state taxes claimed to hc
"rroueously assessed
While thc sum Was small iA- p:iu-
cipl" involved MAS 81 ,he nrs.t im-
pOrtau"s. since tn. decision 1s 70 this
particular block OF s;ucE would ",tab-
lish 2 precedent for the withdraw
from taxation Of q large amount Of
INTANGIBLE property. Tho Common
wealth thercupon appealed the case :"
lac supreme Court. which yesterday de-
tidcd against the state and for tn. ii. =
PENDANT.
The question which was made the
subject Of the Commonwcalth's pet =
ton for "a writ Of error depended upon
correct construction o! the seventh
Subdivision of section OF the ta: bill.
as amended by the acts 81 1913. which
reads as follows:
NH shares OF stock 90 corporations
OF joint stool; companies. except such
corporations and joint Stocli companies.
all Of whose capital Is taxed by the
state or which pays franchise tax
~ this state. and banks. banking as
sOciaticns, trust ana security com
lanies and insurance companies which
are otherwise taxed in this state"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
For the
Little Ones
TO Keep Their Digestion Perfect.
Nothing II Quite So Safe aud
Pleasant Stunrt's Dys-
pcpsin Tablets.

FREE TRIAL MAILED ON RE0 UEST.
thousands of men and women have
found Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets the
safest and moSt reliable preparation
for amy form Of Indigestion or stomach
trouble. Thousands Of people who are
not SICK, but are well aud wish TO keep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
CIAl|sT CANDIDATE
FNTERs MAYORAlTY RACE
INK 4. Cosby Makes Announce
ment lie Will Stand for Office
in General Election.
ADVOCATES CHEAPER GAS
kors Operation OF Municipal Plant
III Cost OF Service Basis-AlsO
Wants Richmond to Enter IOinpe-
ftfOn With Power Company.

rank 4. Cosby. - widely known
ialist. made formal announcement
tcrday that he would b" It cand!-
for Mayor In Tho general election
&c held Iun, -. MIR. Cosby. who Is
%! Tho most prominent members Of
party i'm Richmond. is an Instructor
the John Marshall nigh, vocational
ools. financial secretary Of the
mbers' Union. No 10. and a delegate
|thc Central Trade .nd Labor Couu-
OF Richmond
statement of tic platform Of tho
~ in the coming election. issued
night, says. in part;
Our municipal Gas Works ia
ehdid example Of IN. strength Of
principle Of public ownership. for
ich the Sociali~; par:y stands How
r.. II lacks ono thing called for Ivy
| Socialist platform Il makes -
IEe profit. Instead of operating on :,
| person who uses much ras prob
pay. 50" 10 -" moro taxes. though
ir""u INTO the city treasury. be-
ne @. larc" profit made on our
|: Wori than til" man Who does not
/ rs". NC knox from the statistics
tho Gas WORKS thai go ,.nts H. a
souahl" charge Tor gas. aud v. de-
M thai the cits Council reduce lhc
re - s. cost-of-scryicc hasie W.
\" demand th,t municipal Has be
|,piicd 70 citizens IN the u.wly an.
.ch territory at once, 80 that our
|w citizens Siil no longer have to
ii1o :" {" priya,. corporation
en the" can SECURE bct,cr rus from
I city for SO cont. nov. arI 80 a.,ts
on til" urio" is "ur-ct
|,NT err, ri.;NI 81.
sell ELi:'rn:; :.,i;.'.':
|Eichmoud owns i'r Hec;,ic p,aut
s,rictly mWieipal purpugce but
city Council win not allow d, TO
electricity 20 the people Nc de-
nj thai the surplus output Of tn.
|inicipal plant ho so!d in competition
IL tn" Eireinta Eailwa. and Power
Frrr mart, Ietoan0s a-ce,r electricity.
'ac srouud that The ci,s Of Cicve-
3! nas demonstrated that the power
+ re sold =i ti.s price They say
FL ID oth,, cities ."r operate electric
Nat 'oi ,"uucrCi.l purposes. ana
"hlrund %. ""cTat" it, plant ~ a.
escn'. th.u EIchmond car operate a
we plant for commercial lurposes
Il say. Go cttiz"u- ON tho price Of
Q current,
y &-ccr' stree, car fan, 81, also de-
tnder Cleveland. the Socialists say.
proved 'hat :, pr!Yat. company can
craze succ-ssfuli, o. = 2-ccu, fare.
% Francisc", II j. asserted operStos
r'S-thr"e miIcs ~ municipal stree.
iivu> TODAY. and saves It's citizens
vnrrl hundred thousands OF dollars
81 formerly Went as profits Ia pri
re "r,evu RE. say tia: ten
h-;s for 80 cents snou'd be tAf
ga -, Richmond
DAY
AM0>G OTHER DEMANDS
~ Tenant - ,nunlcipal printing
.np be platform states. TO attend
IN, iaigc amount Of city printing.
Mich wr htlieN. Viii give uz hstley
.rNi,. "t O. lower cost Mann Rich
onG Hr:u- h..ve rh,!r own printing
org. l.cause ;ne, can save money.
q Hic.uu"ud wirh its large amount
printing. s,il! allows private com :
my to DO its printing a. high prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-23
INGLENOOK

Mrs. J. H. Fender gave beautiful party this week complimenting Miss Rachel McAllister of Chattanooga, the at- tractive visitor of Mrs. Clarence Harvey. Ferns and red carnations were used ef- fective,y in carrying out color scheme of red and green. which was further car ried out in the refreshments. Music by Miss Mary Young, Miss Cora Westbrook and Miss Mabel Barton was greatly en- joyed. In Mother Goose" rhymes con- test, much merriment was had, Miss Young being awarded the prize, dainty sewing apron. Mrs. Bender was assisted by Mrs. H. M, Lewis and Mrs. Harvey. Sixty guests enjoyed this courtesy.
 One of the enjoyable affairs of the past week was social given by the Red band of the Baptist Ladies' aid at the home of Mrs. s. P. Bale. Old fashioned games and music formed the diversions of the afternoon. plate luncheon was served to 20 guests.
 The Entre Nous club was delightfully."- entertained with their monthly social at the home of Mrs. w. C. Pounds. The hours were whi'ed away with fancy work and pleasant conversation. A plate lunch was served to IA members