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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-11-03

FOR CONGRESSMAN
county Congressman
Shouses Liberal weeks anything might
relative his candidacy would
made the favorable
ardhip during the perfectly
factory However there number the
failed to hear him either Ksme
benefit that few words in his behalf might
has been ardent Of President Wilson's policies at all
times committees
congressman fail to land after
He is of brains unfnchng the ad
mnistration and who both official fe
clean and always be faithfully the
right regardless OF Mr. Shouse considerable
Republican majority the Seventh district but the
people the district fathuness
ability and clean bill of health
cerned they will reelect Shouse
maries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1e 1916

objections YOU will get n better under
standing OF the value that should ut :
tnch to such u document
in conclusion. Mr. Legislator. let mo
say that II Is YOU. not the women, who
are on trial. In only three OF all the
stat" universities are the women de-
MED higher education How long Is
nus dtstastcful state OF affairs TO CON
tinu"" YOU can lay tho blame for our
present dop(orablc condition on your
predecessors BE careful that your sue
future conditions on you
EcfuSe 10 listen 20 reason. and .ee
Il there is not penalty for disobe-
dIencc. The women want higher cdu-
cation. Tho state should give IL to
thont II is IN to you. Ir You fall
Your constituents Will lay the blame
where II belongs. that is, on YOU You
'naN act rs - brake on progress If YOU
Viii; but remember that n brake stands
an awful amount Of grinding II the
whc"ls continue to rcvo!vr And the
wheels "t pro"rcss viii still 40 round
whether YOU oppose them or not Vir-
"'hia must have woman's college
at once and coordinate college Is
~" only one vow can afford 10 give.
VIII You siy" II or viii your successor
get Tho crcdi, for Introducing higher
female education into the public school
system oc this S;atec
Honestly now. Mr.. Legislator. have
YOU an unasSalahlc answer "a your
constituents mex; election timo when
;h"y ask
"Why d'd You fail to support tn.
co-ordira;e college b,u?'
\. V. rANKEY.
university OF Virginia. February 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
CONVENTION HALTED
UNTIL FLAG is FOUND
Canadians Rrfuse to Start Rusines.
without Display of CUuntry's
(OlOrH.

C1NclNNATI O, February l5.--Thc
opening proceedings Of tho annual con-
Hcntton of the international AasocIa-
ton Of Master House Painters and
Decorators OF the United States and
Canada. which began here to-day. was
halted for thirty minutes because no
British flag bearing the coat OF arms OF
Canada vas displayed III the dccora-
tive scheme OF the hall where the meet
Ing Is being hold
y. NJ. Nckcnzie of Hamilton. Ont.
who is president OF the association. and
FINALLY opened the convention. was
among those who protested. Tho Ca
nadihns noticed that there were two
American nags drapcd above the
'spcaker's head. between them was tho
United States shield. with an insert Of
the Canadian coat or arms. Tho Ca
nadlans immediately demanded that the
british flag. bearing the Canadian
shield. also he displayed and announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Tho local real estate market was
uuii yesterday. although there was "A
fair number OF deeds of bargain and
sale and the business for the day aG-
;rcGated nearly $4,000 for city prop
crty. Many OF the deals were not
wat could be termed actual sales.
cutunx down the real business. lien
rico County lands were active with
several good sales.
L. Nj. and Virginia *. Hawkins sold
To Louis Biagi II lot fronting twenty
Two Feet four and onc-half inches on
Tho east side OF Robinson street, just
north OF tho corner of Stuart Avenue,
Tor $4,000. w. IL. Zimmerman. Jr.. sold
10 w. II. Zimmerman seventy feet ut
the southwest corner of Virginia Ave-
nue. ana Pollock street. for $4,000.
Alico Is. Atkinson sold to II. ~. Al
lS'nSon tract OF ten acres on tho
Mechnnlcsville Turnpike. In Hcnrico
County. near tho city limits, for So
600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
cuANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine RelcRsc Deeds, Amounting to


Nine ReIcnse Deeds. Amounting to
John NJ. Purcell. trustee. to Sarah T.
clarke. 1S1-2NliS feet west line Pine
street. 1873 feet north of China Street.
Jannary "a; 1916: iS4s.
William B. pizZini, trustee. to liosa
" Roschcr. 1o0X2A feet . inches al
the northeast corner of Clay and Prem
tiss Streets. December Is. 1918; ST.
Stuart nowe. trustee. to w. II. zim-
norman. Jr.. I0Nli0 feet at tho south
west corner OF Pollock Street and Vir-
Einia Avenue. August oS. 1918: So.
$50. -
IL: ID. Zimmerman. trustee. to Charts
Sn T.. Hines. 3oXill feet inches c1s,
SIT. -
II. d. Zimmerman. trustee. to W. II.
H.hinierinan. Jr. CT ny. 70Xl40 feet
~ the southwest corner of Pollock
street ana Virginia Avenue. February,
y. 1916: sl.59r
II K. Pollard. IT.. trustee. TO w T..
McBain. ~ 1-2xI32 feet east line mir
tieth Street. 80 i-2 feet north of Clay
street. December .. 1918: s2.I20
John l.. Cartwright. 55Ni3+ at the
northeast corner OF Twcnty-ninth and
q Streets; also 3lxio0 feet west limo
twenty seventh street, - feet
south OF n Street. October IL, 1914:
Bank of Commerce and Trusts. trns-
tee, to II. y. Hancock ct ux.. a3xI25
feet east limo TwcntY-fifth Street. ~
feet north OF Clay Street, February
II. 1916; seize.
Sullivan. 20 feet inches by 10 feet
west line Meade Street, lS3 fee, 1
inches south Of W'ndcr Street. Tcbru-
AIRY S. 1916; sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
PUBLIC INTERESTED
IN MANY SUBJECTS
Readers of The mes-Dispatch
Discuss Timely Topics in
Letters to Editor.
DEBATE WOMAN'S COLLEGE
Other Questions Before Lesisla-
ture Arouse Attention
of Virginians.
DEBATE WOMAN'S COLLEGE


TO the Editor ~ The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Tho word raise" seems 20 have
grown 50 large IN The minds OF the
advisory board ~ Virginia as to totally
chscu"" tho more imrortan; word
"lowcr" ono million dollars deficit in
Tho state treasury OF Virginia, How
appalling What on earth caused -?
Wa are told that the loss OF revenue
from, the sale Of whisky ana the extra
cost OF enforcing tho prohibition law
was partlN. We voted for prohibition,
and now VIC ere told We must pay tho
penaltv-nrust bear the burden OF cost
TO do this tho 'as; dollar viii he
WIRING from many dcrcndcut families
and pitched into tho laps OF those who
neither need II nor deserve =;
Now. Mr. Editor. II those 10 whom
We have tntrustcd the affai-s of our
government: would close so many use
less Offices, allied by nigh -salaricd OIL
Gers, there would Nc no need Of rails
ing our taxes. Lower the expenses 20
meet this deficit. II this matter Of
raising taxes continues. il Will call
forth another Henry 70 break the
bonds that arc being forged around
MS The reign or George III. was no
more oppressive than the present tax
ing power o, Virginia. y. T.
Fhclma. Va. February H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Tho state Corporation Commission
yesterday issued tho following new
charters and amendments TO existing
charters as follows:
Amendment To charter OF stark Car
Coupler Corp. Strashurg. increasing
capital stock from <lOc. 600 10 5000. GOO.
Amendment 10 charter Of World Film
Corn. Eichmond, increasing capital
stock from $G.5Go.nn0 to g. 500. ooo
The LcXiunton Steam laundry Inc.
OF Lexington: maximum. Sc. 0O6 900
minimum S3.5o6. par value. $50: steam
laundry business !. I'd beaver, pres
iIen'; W. L. FoltZ, secretary, both Of
Lexington.
Petersburg Arcade Corp. Peters
burg: maX!muIn. $4,000; minimum.
$4,000; par value, 500. Horace L.
smith, Jr.. president: Horace J.. smith
ST., secretary and treasurer, both of
Petersburg.
J. l., Bark sdalc Furniture Corn.
Wayncshor": maximum. $4,000; min
mum. $4,000: par value. 800: furni-
;uro business. J. l. l!arksdalc prcsi-
don't II T. Reese, secretary. both of
WoyncShoro
Foreign charters:
Rapdan Lumber co. n West Virginia
corporation. licensed "a do business in
virginia: minimum c;tn!taI stock. $50
nrN l.. j. Thrift. statutory agent,
Rs pidan.
Foreign amendment:
The Equitable Life Assurance So
c!"tr OF the United States. amending
charter-chanEing provisions
Amendment TO North Carolina Homo
insurance Co, corporation OF North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ClI\NCEIsY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds of BnrGnin md sale
M, S..A OIL


Amounting to S@S.@5u.
w: II. zimmerman. Jr., ct uX. TO w
II. Zimmerman, TpXlio feet At the
southwest corner 81 Virginia Avenue
and Pollock Street February q. 1916;
tax. 81: $40.
Dorsey. NJ feet , inches by 100 feet
west line Thirtv-hrst Street, 100 feet
north OF NJ street. January 90. 1916:
So 200.
Anna +. Rohm 10 Hugh T. Hancock
IS feet : l.: inches by IS feet north
limo BROAD street, 74l2 feet cast OF
rweuty-eighth street February $.
1916; $1,000.
Sarah y. Hunt 10 Clarence W. Hunt.
%5Xl+o feet west line Virginia Avenue.
lIj feel north OF Pollock Street, May
>. 1915: tax. 81. love and affection.
u. NJ. aud Virginia X. Hawkins TO
Louis EiaEi, 90 feet l-2 inches by 12o
feet east line Robinson street. 80 feet
north or stuart Avenue. February =,
Daniel r. stern to Rosa X. Stern.
all !ntercs: III the estate OF Joseph
llirsh. January -. 1916: tax. 81, SO.
love and affection.
G. w. Chambcr!avnc - ais. 10 Il. r.
Florence, trustee. Il lot of land CON
tanning one-"!chth Of an acre on the
east sid" OF Auburn street. between
Main and cary streets. D"cctnbcr /.
1914: tax. So. s., conveyed for purpose
Of the trustee selling the property.
g. NJ. Knox ct ais. to Mar :. Pull
lcr. 3 feet l0l-2 inches by - feet
Inches wc.; line rrcntiss Street, 81
feet 9l-@ inches south OF pulllam
street r"hrunry /. iHis; SlL0o.
George SORE TO Annie T.. Thomas.
20xl2O feet north line Leigh street,
30 feet west of Kinney Street. Janu-
AIRY 20, 1915 S2@Gn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Hcmand. Co-Ordinotc Co,,..

10 tn" Editor OF The Times -u,-r7,,),.
S.r'-- Concerning tho tiil for tho a.
IEh!isn;n:nt Of cU-ortin,,e roiI...
'"r women Il tho UNIVERSITY. 81 yt--
G'nia; :. is now before tn. senate 49,;
! VII h"lhtl"Ssly again pass that bod.
10 the members OF The House. roc,l,
n" on t"half OF a large number %
NirE'ni1 citizens. would Iko 70 ,,.I,.
" FtateE"ent. The measure prouny,.I
GA" H.te H. or 4 bill for the establish
mrnt by The Stat" of some Kind OF a
%":ier" .ot women, nus, be passed ~
ms session. II II Is rot II VII! hc M
me peril OF the members who vo-.,
against Il
TIL" citizens ot Virginia have stood
asid" lonE enough waiting for ~
H'a," 20 come forward with q woman.
cp!cS" Subterfuge after sub;.rf,,ro
mas Uccn employed to keep them raci-
H"f fiv" Years hav" been sper, IN
useless d"hat" while the women havn
conc "n""ucatcd. The people arc tired
men something must DO dor"
n YOU viii pardon a d.gtas,cfuI
analogy. I should Hike to suggest a
review OF the prohibition Hch; MANY
new faces adorn our Legislative halls
Why? The answer ls simple: the ab
sent ones n1isintcrpreted the desires
"f their constituents. Mr.. Legislator,
beware lest you also misinterprct
am In favor OF Coordinate col
.'S"; Others may hold opposing views.
Do,rhtlessly they have their reasons
nqu"stionahly l have mine
am in favor OF n coordinate col
i"s- because believe II IS tho onlv
KIND practicable We might bnIld =,
separate college elsewhere. had wo
lhe money. but til" money is lacking.
The valu" OF tho library. museums. o.
s"rvatory aud laboratories wiich
would DO used hv the women a,.or,Il,. -
would h". according 70 the statistical
report Of tho Bursar. just published
Approximately sGG0o0O.
six hundred thousand dollars would
be saved b" the establishment ~ IN.
college hcrc'
Ru; tina, is not the higecs, arru-
n"n' for the establishment of tho CO.
ordinate college, though u rs worthy
~ prominent place III ali dtScus-
sions The biggest argument j. tho
n"uynt that would accrue TO Tho COT.
lego from Tho use of our ,carhir :;
staff. We NAY" q corps of .Mc',r,
Instructors uncQunicd south of MIC Ma
son aud Dixon lin". Where would VOW
get as good y STAFF Tor the woman
coi!"s" located elsewhere? Iiav. you
an answer?
+ You say The professors could no,
teach :" both PLACES Pardon ne, but
they shoI!h D.. allowed 10 sp,;,k for
themselves. Ihev have ron" ou record
IN the matter. Nv a vote Of - to 3 IN
favor -: coordinate" college they
Sntd they cOpld When, prnv, dII thcy
!osr tho right TO speak for themselves.
gu ray YOU have iE your HANDY {.
petition opposinr Il cO-ord,nato College
slgncd by man. ot tic students. / ask
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
w r. Catlott Electric Co. for r. Il
Crump Co. 1909 East Main street. four
teen outlets.
Same for James Il. hin, 500 East
Main street. tire" nxtuves
Same for Industrial Loan and SAY
inEs Co, Eighth and Grace Streets
two fixtures.
W. j.. Mahoney. for Tairinount Chris.
t;an Church, Twenty-third street and
Paramount Avenue. twenty-nine outlets
and fixtures
Sumo for q. Il. Williams. 1880 Rod
gers Street, eleven fixtures
w IT. jerks. FOR Miller & Rhoads
80. East Broad street. sixteen outlets
same. for Fulton Hrick : Co. 1909
West Broad Street. moving entrance
same for Richmond building Corp
no East Main Street. moving con
duits.
Same FOR G. r. Walford. Ir. 1850
West Grace Street. rcwiring fixtures
Sauman e Hines. for T.. j. Bcattic.
IoI Montrose Avenue, twcnty-fou-
outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
CuANCEtv DEEDS OF TRUST.
SIX Deeds of Trust. Amounting To


siN Deeds OF Trust. Amounting To
Si5,S2".
Ralph Y, Dorsey TO stuart Johnson.
trustee. 81 feet ) inchos by 100 feet
west line Thirty-nrst Street. 100 feet
north OF VI street. January 90, 1916:
a. oG0
blanche T. Lewis ct vir. to John
Hagbv, trustee, 10 feet 3 inches west
line Brook Avenue. 10 feet 3 nchc-
south Of Munford Street February
-. 1916; $500.
Hugh r. Hancock ct ux. TO !. r.
Welsh trustee Is feet 412 inches by
G5 feet north limo broad Street. 74l-2
feet east OF Twenty eighth Street.
February S, 1916: s2,2i0
Leon Dcrtelhach ct uX. TO y. bet
tclbnch ST.. trustee, AZ feet "a
inches by o5 feet 8 IA inches east line
Davis Avcnuc. 81 feet 214 inches
south OF Iicnsington Avenue. July !.
1919: $3.50.
Mary w. Gayle TO James +. Minor.
trustee. 3oX1o0 feet north lire Denny
Street, 80 feet east of WILLIAMSBURG
Avenue. February IL. 1916; sl,s52
Annie z. Thomas to ]. r. Carncal
trustee, 2oI12o feet north line Lcig h
Street, 40 feet west OF Kinney Street.
January 90. 1916; 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
First dose Of "Pape's Cold Conn
pound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Dor't stay stuneI-up,

Don't stay stuffeI-up,
quit blowing and snuGiing A dose
of 'Papc'3 Cold Compound" toI.on
every two hours until three ,loses arc
taken VIII end grippe misery and
orcak mp severe cold either in tho
head. chest. body or limbs
IT promptly opens cloggcd-up nos.
tr'is ana air passages; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running: relieves sicI,
headache. dullncss. fevcrishncss sora
throat sneczing, soreness and stiffness.
tapes Cola Compound" is the
Hu,c"es' sursst relief known and costs
only % cents AT drui: stores I, net.
without assistance. tastes nic. ami
causes no Inconvenience Don't accep,
q substitute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
HENKICo TRANSFERS.
NiN Deed ar BarEnIn and Sale,
Ing q 81 ID

=
l.. c. Bowers. trustee, TO Mary w.
Bowers, lot IL, Il. II. l6, II, Is. 10
ara - IN block i In tho plan OF Mon
uW"nt Heights. February 10. 1916;
SI,17j.
Mary 4. Rankin to same. lots and
i'm block g in the plan OF Monu-
mont Heights. February 10, 1916; tax,
- cents: $40.
Mice Il. Atkinson to II. NJ Atl,,n-
son, 10 acres on the Mecnanicsvillc
Turnpike, near the city limits. Feb
TUnry -. 1916: tax, 81: $40
:. II. Brown ct al. 10 Carrie Dick
crsou. lot - in tho plan of Woodvillc
December IS, 1915; tax. so cents. love
ana affection.
Washington Park Land Corp. 70 =.
*. ana j. II SChcpmOcs, lot 81 in block
20 IN the plan OF Washington Park
August u, 1918; 5000.
W. j Gilman ct ux. to Alice @. Mar
tin. lot ~ in block in tho PLAN of
Duntreath. February II, 1916; tax. 81;
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Two building Permits. Amour

Two hniidins Permits. Amounting
to St2.SOO.
IFiii,itS Tor ncw work were issued
Yesterday, by Building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
James ID. Spencer. to build two two
story frame dwellings on the east side
OF EdScwood Avenue. between the
lirookl,nd Park Boulevard and Essen
street. to cost $500
Eiio ID. Spencer, to build 81 two
story frame dwelling OH the east side
or North Avenue. between Norwood and
lloopcr Streets. TO cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
uENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.
'Fhrcc Rclcnse Deeds. Amounting (


T.. l.. Ryan ct al trustees. to H. J.
Eosbach. l02.75 acres on both sides OF
the Williamsburg Road. about twelve
miles east of the city. February J.
1916: 53.10O.
Richmond Bank and trust co. trus-
tee. 10 Alice q. Martin. lot % In block
in the plan OF Duntrcath. February
10. 1916: $3.50.
Same to W. j. Gilman. lot 81 in block
In the plan OF Duntrcath. February
10. 1916; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Judgment In tho sum or sS023o was
rendered Yesterday In the CITY Circuit
court Ia favor Of IN" plaintiff In tho
suit Of th. Peoples National rank OF
ivHchburg against I!cn rIocilcn-
hcrou-h.
Judgment: was returned In favor OF
g. iicrhert Mercer. administrator Of
IN" estate IN Virginia OF Maria NJ G
smith aTuinst w. y. iiiil. admiuistra-
tor ~ the estate OF Charles u. Smith,
for ,2lC0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
uuSTINGS TRANSFERS.
Tvu Deeds of RnrERin nud Sale,
linz tn

Thomas i. Howard ct uN. TO Sarah
L. Gregory. 3. feet ut the corner of
'Fhirtv-thi7d street and Heattie Ave-
nue. in tho plan Of West Manchester
Land COMPANY. August ~. 1913; $3.50.
j. ". Clayton 81 uN. to Carter II.
Gary ~ NY. soxl23 feet west lin"
Thirty-third street, 90 feet south OF
the corner Of Ecattie Avenue. Febru-
Any 30. 1916; tax, s2.5G: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.
Suite senate. Capitol. IL noon.

Stntc senate, Capitol, I. noon.
House of Delegates. Capitol, 10
O'Clock.
Lee Chh.:sr. 1. ID. e.. Lee Camp
Hall. II O'Clock.
American Institute of BnnkinE.
Room s. Jefferson Hotel. S:3O
o'clock.
State Farmers Institute, Nurply's
Hotel, day aud night.
1ri-Statc Medical Association,
Jefferson Hotel. day and night.
I.nymrn'S Missionary MOycncnt,
Grace street Baptist Church, day
and night.
L!ri,'-p0pular vaudeville; NATL
nee. >: night. 40 mud -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

.na, 'heE would not consider any,
business until this was done ~
committee to find n Rrj,;., o.
vas appointed. and after visiting many
stores. tho committee found .uch :,
nag In rcgalia establishment. This
WAS taken to the hall and n,,ccd
among the decorations. Then nc,re
lelsled and the convention began Its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
PLUMBING: PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
e; Manning Plumbing Co. for a.
Lipken, los North Nineteenth Street.
j. r. Phillips * Son. for Southern
Manuiac,uring Co. Eighth and Perry
Streets, South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Nirgininns Nominate,

Nv, ,SnEGial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February I5,-rha
nominations sent to the Scn,,n ., Nv, ny
Tor hrst iicutcnants in the Msd,ca,
reserve Corps include Ammi noItinoar
Edgar and james Walker WoItors -.
Virginia; Mr. Walters is u resident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
uENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Three Deed. OF Trust, Amounting
ia S8.413.60.
II. 81. Atkinson to II. T. Richeson
ct al, trustees, 10 acres on the Me-
chanicsvillc Turnpike, near the city.
February ~, 1916: $3.50.
Carrie Dickcrson ct vir. to Old
Dominion Real Estate Co, trustee. lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

~ in block 20 in tho plan OF Wood
willie. February I, 1916: 1920.
a. y. Hunt to l.. Il. Brown ct al.
trustees. 102.I5 acres on both sides OF
tho Williamsburg Road, about twelve
miles east of the city. February /.
1916; Si.l3350.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
The United Doctors

Tt is impossible for me to praise
tho work OF THE UNITED DOC
TORS too highly" said Mrs. Allen.
be. Ny daughter has been suffer
ing with her eyes all her life, and
now. at tn" age OF fourteen, She
blcs and the usual embarrassment
that all sufferers from poor eycsight
know"
Mrs. Allen was formerly Mrs.
we'll grown for her years. had 10 he
stopped from school on account OF
her cycsight.
GLADYS has bccn unable to 70 to
school! for about two years. but
hope to start her again In a few
weeks" said Mrs. Allen. Whom !
first brought her 10 tho UNITED
DOCTORS il was necessary for her
TO hold q paper very close TO her
eyes 10 be able TO see at all, auo
even then II was diiicult. Now. shs
relieved OF her suffering. and tho
doctor has not prescribed glasses AZ
yet. l had carried her TO other spc-
cialists without success. and ono re-
fused to take my money after work
ing on her for quite Il while, saying
he could do her no good"
Hundreds of testimonials have
been published in Richmond news
papers attcsting the remarkable
TORS, and the above is only ono of
many that are checrfully given daily
by satisfied patients.
Peacock suffered constantly with
her eyes. Now she Is able to read
and write, and her eyes are as near
perfect as human Skill and science
can mako them.
If you are troubled with your
eyes. no matter. If you have been
unsuccesstully treated by Others.
Our specialist will give consultn-
ton FREE. and we feel You can de-
rive the same benefits that many
hundreds of others have gotten from
our treatment.
Our oDtomctriSt will furnish
glasses when necessary.
EXPERT SPECIALISTS In deep
Ecntcu Diseases. rheu.-IatisIn. neu-
ritis, lame bark. neuralgia, lunbago,
asthma. bronchitis, ncrvOusncsr.
Soitcr, drnpsy. plies, rectal diseases
nnd all diseases of men. COnsultn-
ftOn free. Terms for treatment
within the reach of aI1.
UNITED DOCTORS
Third Floor, Lyric Building,
Ninth and Brond Streets.
Take Elevator.
For Private Appointment, Phone
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HOURS:
From o A. VI. to r. VI. Dnily.
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The Weather
FURNISHED hy 1. =. Weather bureau.
Q-1MNS0r@
Forecasts: Virginia
Warmer NcdncS-
day: Thursday fnir.
North tRroiinn--
" arnicr Wednesday,
Thursday fair.
south Carolina
Warmer Wednesdays
Thursday tair.


- noon t"mp"ra ;ur". .........-..... =.
/. VI. tcmp"rat uTC........... -
MAXIMUM ;"prcr3tUrc TO -. NJ "a
Minimum temperature to =. Nj \
Mean Temperature" ........... -!
Nor'r"i temperature .......... 80
t'r'lClency III temperature. ...... -
A'vt!cicncT IN temperatures since
-t'iIit ......-... 4l.h5
Accumulated excess since jan
uarN ....,............ l.5i
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Local l{ainfoIl,

Rainfall last twenty -four hours. Non.
deficiency IN rainfall since March
:.....: -. 80
deficiency IN rainfall! since Jam
NNry ................. IS