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The Prescott daily news., 1917-05-12
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PRO-
 GRAM, CHRISTIAN CHURCI

Sunday, May 13, zoo p. m.
 Subject, Fellowship With God (Quiet Hour.)
 Song No. 42.
 Scripture lesson, Ps. 119:97-1O4.
 Prayer by c. s. Thornton.
 Scripture readings and clippings. Solo, Mrs. Stivers.
 What is the object of the Quiet Hour and how should We observe it R. L. Blakely.
 What is Meditation and how does it differ from prayer and how from Bi- ble reading? J, M. Stripling.
 Can God speak to us as well as we to him and why do we not always hear him when he speaks? c. & Thornton.
 Give some examples of divine fel- lowship. c. F. Newth.
 Business period.
 Recitation, Kentucky Philosophy Mable Burns.
 Benediction.
 W. A. Newth, leader.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-05-12

which is now in operation, will inyes- tigate all instances of the withhold ing of food, feed, and fuel products for higher prices, and thereby forcing fictitious prices for such goods Tn all quarters at Washington there IS a disposition to sustain the stimulus that has been given to increased pro- duction of food products, but protect ing the producer from eXtortlOn' pro- hibiting exorbitant middleman pro- fits, and in a general way protecting the producer and the consumer from exploitation.
 One important regulation Will Os the control of railways by the ieueia' government, providing that food pfO. ducts shall be given right Of way O's' all other traffic, also to insure tne UT interrupted transportation Of lafiH' ing implements.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-05-12

Don't forget to take adVah'as' U the many splendid offerings or @ v1 advertisers. Get the habit of re"u'D' the ads.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-05-12
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday, generally cloudy; probably showers in east DOT tion.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02
RULES OF THE CAMPAIGN
list in the merged district.

list in the merged district.
4. The count showing the stand
ing Of the candidates will DO pub
lished once each week after the first
list appears.
5. Ballots once issued or votes
once cast cannot be transferred.
8. Sales slips or vote coupons
good for votes in this campaign
will DO issued only by merchants
q listed in the Official list to ap-
pear in The Holly Chieftain and no
credit will be allowed on these sales
slips or vote coupons should it be
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02

discovered that they are being ire
gularly bought or secured.
z. No statement or promise made
by any solicitor, canvasser or agent
varying rom these rules as set
forth or these which may be neess-
sary to make, and which will DO Of
dcially published in The Holly
Chieftain, will be recognised by the
Campaign Manager.
8. Out of town candidates may
mail or express their vote coupons,
labels, wrappers etc. and subscrip-
ton to the Campaign Manager,
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02

/. Voting begins en- Thursday
February /, 1917, and will close ct
o'clock p. m. Saturday, April -,
1917.
2. In the event Of tie votes, the
value Of the prizes will be equally
divided between the candidates r.
eeiving such equal number Of votes.
3. Any district which may have
only one candidate running In eth
or class, will be merged with the
district closest to it, and the candi-
date from said ditriet added to the
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02
WHO NAY INTER

Churches, Hospitals, Charities,
Hose Companies, Libraries, Lodges.
Clubs, Schools, Bands, Base Ball
Clubs, Societies, Ladies Aids-Any
Legitimate Organization. Any
White Man or Woman over II
Years Of Ags, Of Good Moral Char
aetsr.
De AN EARLY BIRD
b An Early Bird-Start Hustling
Now. Begin Saving Votes at Once.
II You Do Not Know How 70 Pro
coed, Write, Phone or Call ct the
Holly Chis1tain Once and the Cam
psign Manager Will Explain the
Campaign Fully and Instruct Ysu
How to Proceed to Win.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02
Holly chieft.i., Holly, Colorado.

Holly Chieftain, Holly, Colorado.
9. Merchants or Manufactures CO.
operating in the campaign, their
employees and all Holly Ohieitain
employees are barred from sompst-
ing for prizes.
10. All candidates entering the
campaign thereby agree that the
final decision, should any dispute
arise, shall rest with the Holly
Chieftain, and in entering agree to
abide by the rules o. are set forth
above, and by any additionl rules
that it may be necessary to make.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02
DISTRICT AND PERIOD PRIZES

KITCHEN CABINET
IDEAL OIL RANGE
BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RING
FL. c. S. SCHOLARSHIPS
$50 PIANO CREDIT BILL
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1917-02-02
IT COSTS NOTHING TO ENTER
OR WIN

Simply Save Vote Coupons Clip
ped From Holly Chieftain, Coupons
Issued by Authorised Merchants,
Trade Marks and Labels Listed in
Campaign and with subscriptions
for The Holly Chisftain.
ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIvYD-
UALs WORK ToaEfHHR
Whom Votes are brought to the
campaign department Of The Holly
Chieftain they may be voted for an
organization and an individusl-in
other words.votes count double.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
News Of Fifty Years Ago
,From Richmond Dispatch. Aprll t. 1867

rnc hoard of directors of the Richmond city
Railway Company yesterday elected II. w.
Dcnison secretary ana treasurer. and John II.
Richardson superintendent.
only eighteen marriage licenses were granted
in Richmond during the month OF March. nine
az which were To white couples and nine
coIorcd lovers.
In q circui, courthouse situated not a hun
dreI miles from Richmond; colored man last
week got marriage licenses one day.
is there Utah in District No. |?
Richmond college is beautifully situated in
the western part of the city recently OK
tended. 1t has large and commodious build
nes with sixteen acres OF land attached. Dur
ing the tho greater part OF it's endowment
fund lost. but q vigorous. and far sue
ccssful, effort for its rc-cndowmcnt is being
made by that prince OF agents the Rev. Or.
poimdcxtcr. lie has already secured 100000
nIi I ''f Edward ~ Pollard Of vfriai 'sv mr
etc. to Mrs Marie Nathalie DowrlI. nee Craincr
llrgcc. France. and daughter of Colonel JOSEPH
t;raimcr. of san Domingo, late of Norfolk
The New York World claims to have reliable
city some time next month.
General Order No just issued by General
Srhone'd .on't fnll"wr. o. r''S.r.r, No. Nir-
State county or municipal. under the provisional
government Of virginia. hereby ordered to
for Ey OF Congress March %. 1867 shall he
completed Vacancies which may occur in the
ments to be made by tho commanding GENERAL.
In the election In Connecticut on the End
WAS elected Governor of the State
Horace Greeley is in Washiurton his huei
ness. there being to urge. the release of MIR
Davis his own rcroGnizancc on parole or
bond. lie offers 10 sign the latter.
rh. negroes registered in Washington So far
largely outnumber tho whites.
Tho Internal revenue rccep,s OF tho rovor,
mcnt last week wcrc Sl.j00.0O0.
Napoleon accompanied by tho Emurcss
Eugcnie formally opened the Paris Exposit ion
yesterday, SO the cable telegraph tells us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

TO the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Witl. the many ways and means at our
disposal for ar"using enthusiasm. with patriotic
gatherings and demonstrations going on ana
being planned IN other large cities why cant
We. and why don't We. do likewise"
III. navy wants 500 from this district
them aud needs them now! Not
tomorrow next week or next month. Proper
tionai alIotmcnts have been given TO other sta
tons. aud. Judging from the present response.
most Of them likely 10 fan below. What a
tin2 thing for Richmond il she were to toe the
mark this. the governments first rcqucS; !!
All Virginia will swell with pride il 500 mon
answer tho call Of the government Ivy April
80. ami vet what niuitcSini;,l request II ia
II is one half "f per cent Of the States pop
ulatiuu This is all the government has asked
Of this station, and let us remember that Viz
t:ini, coast state, with hundreds of miles
Of S"aCoaSt 10 defend.
Where tn" bands and drum corps which
might he marching tho streets 10 draw crowds
@ S"s li,st Main street.-The United states Navy
Recruiting station Let us orEaniz" and give
concrete ;ssist;,uC" to Lieutenant 8 s. stewart
who is doing All that mortal man can do. 1hi"
is duty on" tho government. ami " Is ~
duty should perform uphold the
pride We have in Virgins, and NirEimiams
y CITIZEN.
Richmond, Npr ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

Read mt the memorial service held
sunday. April |, at Carthage " c.
for tho American aviator killed in
France.
To-day VIC meet TO mourn. but.
through our tears.
We smile. that one, considering not
mischance.
Bravcd all to take his succor and his
To martyrcd Belgium and to out
ragged France.
Not tears alone for him who knew not
pain,
Nor age, nor disillusion nor despair;
Who met with death, adveuturinG for
good
In radiant kingdoms Of the upper
Once in his place. he heard "A far-or
voice.
y voice to which America was dumb:
Oh. yc who dream OF justice DER the
earth.
Stand forth and fisht--that now il.
day may come
He fought with ardor, for he fought
unstaincd,
lie died with glory, fo1 he died for
Truth;
He gave, unrcckoning, the gain or
loss,
His hopes. his dreams, his promise
and his youth.
Ills grave is far within a foreign land.
We may not place our laurcls on its
All war for him is done; to-day he
Forever in the holy peace of God.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

T with the others he charactcrizcs tho
sentiment In this country.
rev really want war. but everybody
Gains himself with the theory nm,
ne couldn't do otherwise. and rc.
| signs himself to the inevitable
Nor can there he any doubt obou,
thiS-ihe nation Will. solid as a w,u
support every declaration Of ,hc
president and Congress once it has
been made. Americans OF Gcrn,..n
birth or descent will join in this .m,'
port. no matter how their hearts m.,.
/ bleed IN thinking Of the brethr.,,
across the sea. That is their loyni,,
The question which most vi,ally oc.
cupi"S US at present eliminates thus:
What viii bc the direct consequence,
1t Will not be Il favorable one for No
central powers. From the word. ne
the President II * clear that cvcp a.
the German empire should give IN ,bo
J-boat war upon which II has st,lcL
everything and which already has
cost II many Il friendship. the l,nitca
states would not yet he satisfied
BOUND TO ADD NEW
STRENGTH no ENTENTE.
Tho Impression which our cntr,nc.
INTO the war viii create In France
Russia and Italy, each Of which COM
tries were firing of tho conflict npd
ready for pcacc--thc impression tina,
VIII he created ia thcsc lands whom
aud active nniion enters ON their side
is bound TO add ncw strength 10 the
entente.
THE moral effect is at This momcn,
worth moro 4" tho allies than any
thing else. III" Russian revolution.
which for a time was Interpreted
farorably In Germany, has fastened
tho conflict. To fight on the side OF
tho old Russia would never have been
pOpular here. To offer our hand .,
liberated. dem ocratizcd Russia again,
the 'aGtocracy' 'lnds AN echo in hun
drcds Of thousands OF hearts which
heretofore stood aIoof from the rca.
war asuc
we have in this hour or bitter
gravity only one word OF advice for
our readers.
TO face the facts without any fur
thor sclf-dcIusion or unca lied for on.
iimism. T." resign 10 tho thought tina,
what for months seemed capable o,
being avcrtcd cannot be avoided
we see but one duty Az soon as
Congress has spoken the LAST word
America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
REV. OSCAR CUTIE TAKES.
OUT NATURALIZATION PAPERS
Lutheran Minister who PreHchea IN
German tnn"unrrs Intention 10 lie J.
come American citizen.

Taking hrs; stops TO become cit-'
z"n 81 ,he United states. Rev oscar
Gutho. of sol North Iomhardy Street.
pastor az 81 Johns German l:vangcl-
cal Church. yesterday nled in the
United states District Court a doclara-
ton ot intention 70 swear allegiance 70
TIL American nag
Mr. Gutnc came 20 this country thiI-
Z -thr"" years ago. and is held in high
'st""u 10y those WHO know him in
Ii.hmond ~ was born I'm Hanovc.
Germany, and landed a. New York in
lNHi from tho steamship Vera" Of
Tho North German Lloyd Line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Memories.


She WAS spriphtly
She WAS slightly.
Ahd she knew II mighty wei.
She was witty;
All the city
Liked her sayings to rctcIl
Quito athletic
And csthctic
was this maiden. born for praise:
Also charming
And alarming
To the swans who loved her ways
Yes. II wonder
Real. by thunder.
Was this paragon. ! know.
l'ut tho raptur.
bf her capture
lust escaped YOU. years a.u
NJ! such troubles
Time rcdoublcs
When You ponder what you've lost.
l'u. content YOU:
Fate has sent you
Better luck than being boSscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
LOYAL TO UNITED STATES
THOUGH HEARTS MAY BREAK

NEW YORK. April 3-Discussinr
President Wilson'S address to Con-
srcss. the New Yorker lcrold says:
The lr.sidcn, Says nothing OF
- formal alliance with tho Brit
ish allies. hut the first point Of
ms proErain-proDoScd poirtiraI CO.
operation with the allied governments
virtually constitutes such An alliance.
fhuS the war program of the Tres
idcnt is placed before Congress and
the nation. The President makes II
clear TO every citizen that the war de-
hiahhS something more than loyalty.
pledges and patriotic demonstrations.
Ihat II demands sacrifices in treasure
and hl"od-sacriiiccS the gravity aud
burden OF which are SIN behind the
veil Of the future"
IN an article dealing with German
Americans. the New Yorker IIcruld
SAYS
NO German American in taking tho
. "ath or citizenship dreamed Of the
>SrnNc conditions under which no would
one day be reminded OF tina, oath.
None of us believed II possible that
IN" future could bring : day when the
United States would lie in :, statcN Of
bcliigcr"n"y as against Germany
How the shaping of events grips
our hearts and brushes our 'soulS-lc,
rs not speak nhou, that now: nor viii
our non-Gcrnan fellow citizens cNpcct
us to speak about 1t.
otIIIS or NLL:t:IiNCE
MUST BI: FULFILLED
AS the President says. we are Nv
i'iS i tn" nids; OF the American
people; We arc part Of Amcrica.t lif".
We have taken the oath Of allegiance
10 TINS country. and an oath must he
fulfilled There is no hair splitting
about that
The viii OF tho nation is also the
Viii OF tho German Amcricans What
the national representatives declare 10
u" TIA" duty of citizens is also our
dutN' though the heart may break"
The Stnats ZcitunE says ITO all in
tents ana purposes the American ma
tion, through its President. last night
announced its entrance into the war
aS an hctlN" participant.
In reality. IN" difference between a
state Of war aud formal dcc!ara-
tion OF war is such that il ~ known
only to tho phras"olocy ana the hair
spltttinrs "f scholars.
"7'h" time for argument. whether ii
Is right or profitable for the United
states. Is past When senator stone
declares. = a,n aGnius, = declaration
~ war. hut ,f war is declared I'm yell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

fydrpth"rhpy i'rohl"ms.--G) What is the in
'"rnal bath 90 How given q, II one has
me habit Of drinking hot water before ulcai
WI. j. take III" lime supply from tn" body
- l. such habl Of any value? 90 l. thor.
amy danger IN using creamery butter and drink.
iiS creamery mn" VI. j. NJ.
Answer % AH c%trayaGant title for an
"n"ii'" 60 Warm water IL injected from .,
SErinrr--ii is harmful as habit though an
an"ma ~ all right rare TO move
~" bowels. go The hot water VIII not in
fu"rc" III" proportion Of lime In the BODY
90 For certain stomach conditions. such an X q
ccssiyc hydrochloric acid secretion, II may bc
helpful. az rule II would tend diminish
normal gastric secretion and delay digestion.
cool or cod water before meals. the other
hand, tends TO improve digestion t5j II the
mix IS All from iuhcrcuiin tested herds the
bGtt"r " i'll be all right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
McAico's Internal cunNic,

l. TINS COUNTY, doez become aycIyed m - a.
l win Mckee. !: viii no: be couaic. be-.
Tween - ra1ct5cs e.cea. n form / vii,
be anotasr VIZ 81 democracy asgins. au,o,.
racT To- Is re- been made dear by reports
iron Ne2cy ,,y me civil party in Mexico
wants pescs win me United states. ana #,
i ih@ 1-..isr? par,y that spurred on by Ger
man influence clamcrs for hostile action By
csrranza against this country
Iha' civil 1sr'y j. the element tina, ,oogs
real democracy IN Mexiro. democracy
'ha' shall hr.ns peace and happiness 10 INC
.poons+. rhl.gthe military party is the direct
-dezr-ndsr~, o. the reac,ionary school Of alb
.solutism which WAS cxem prfed in the porson
yof the most aurocra,ic ruler Of modern
civilized history Porario Dia2 Even in
Mexico, the old order passeth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

NN your way TO your Office this morning
~ some one Of the brave and gentle women
who are Richmond's pride Will offer you
flag Buy Il. and pay for it as generously
as your means permit The little symbols
OF loyalty are the symbols in this case OF
woman's tenderness and woman's service 10
people at war. The proceeds OF the sale
will be used 10 purchase hospital supplies and
maintain relief agencies. Soon or late. such
funds will be needed: soon or lat" such relief
must be supplied. Men past he lighting age
can do little. but they can at least open their
hearts and their pocketbooks to this worthy
appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

70 tGc Editor az The Times Dispatch:
Sif. WIN ALI due respect to Comrndc John
Mason. ! must take with him in regard
10 ~" rortpon"ncnt OF the Confederate Re-
union.
From ny point Of view. the appearance of
~" Confederate Veterans marching along Penn
TyIyanin Avenue. each bearing the Stars and
NtrIp"H and the Confederate choir singing
"Am'ricn' an Il. +: Ice camp. No. J, passes the
ir"uid"uiH reviewing stand would prove our
loyalty aud cement the bond OF union more
.ionsiy than ever before. II would hc
ample to the civilized world 10 see the gallant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Hoy scout Bcnent.

Tho White Rose Ministries will Civ.
"n entertainment for the hencH, o.
the BOY Scouts OF Troop 80. a, the
Bainbridrc Junior High School, Fri
day evening at $50 o'clock. Pa;
Green. Ing InGcrsoll ". w. Robin
son and Charles =. Hay will be III.
chief fun,nakers The Booster Club
OF Blackrillc and Ewes Express on
Christmas Eve Will he presented. as
sisted 10y the White Rose Orchestral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

!niloW"r* OF Lee aud Jackson who Fought for
their constitutional rights from I'll 10 90
proudly marching beneath the stars and
Htri"S OF II reunited and indssoluhlc Union with
the Constitution founded by Marshall. Madison.
Jefferson and other patriots still tho bulwnrk
81 This grand and glorious Union.
am exceedingly sorry that Companion
Mason brought this question before the public
and hope il * betrayal OF camp ethics for
me tn say that WHEN tonralc Mason offered "a
resolution Z, the last meeting OF X. T.. Leo
tamu til" limo Of his letter. il did not re-
tciNo second. RIM. i. bkcWN.
Member K. l.. Lee Camp.
Richmond Npril
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
For backward curdcp..

Tho committee on agriculture OF tho
League for W"nan's Service VIII meet
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock At the
John Marshall High Schoo! 10 discuss
rians FOR encouraging tho planting OF
back -yard gardens N $50 o'clock
stat" Demonstration Agent r q
sandy will make nn address on gar
dcniT= in which he will give practical
advice TO beginners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
Itraril.

Miss y NJ :. coviuEtou. Na.-Th" republic
Of tin. United states Of Brazil is the largest Of
the south American countries. aud the second
largest ot tho American republics. 1t touches
every other South American republic with the
cNccption Of chile. h"sidcs. il Is bounded by
british. Dutch and French Guiana. Tn" lam
ruagc Of The country * Portuguese. Under the
CONSTITUTIONS. Brazil is . Federal union of
states republican and representative. Til"
union . composed Of states he
national territory and tho Federal district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
scwnsc Disposal nj Pine Camp.

tity Engineer Rolling WAS directed
yesterday by tho Administrative Board
t" advertise for bids for installing a
sewage disposal system ut the Pine
Camp Hospital Chief Health Officer
Levy recommended that the plans and
specifications prepared by Norton, Bird
u Whitman. of Baltimore. he fol-
lowcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

Mclaro X McLano Yesterday received
contracts Tor tho Administrative BOARD
10 lay granolithi" Si,i"walky curbinv
aud uu,'"riu= which viii call for a
total outlay Of sli.ci7 Most OF this
work VIII he done in tho West End. g
u. Henley WAS awarded u contract 10
pave TIA" north and south sides OF
i;roah street. between Twrnty-third
ana Tw"n'y-ninth streets. FOR $1,000.
Several minor contracts were also
awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
MI Arc ChnrncrN Nav

MISS S"eetthing SAYS this outbreak or mil
tiles" ~ ' pcFP!'N-
I'm what way -
Why with all Of her most do,o,o, ,
IN mlntarN uniform. she cant to sayo hnr I,rc
tell which or them she prefers" '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

prs Douglas Freeman and Dice y.
Anderson spoke last night before tho
South Richmond Suburban Association.
Tho meeting WAS held in tho Wood
land Heights BAPTIST Church The
speaker outlined tho need. and bcnc-
fits OF Il civic survey. which was in
dorscd by the association two months
nCo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

TO The ,:ii;or Z" III" Times Dispatch:
Siv.-Nt tim" during this war crisis has
an editorial impressed yours on Com
pulsnry Service which read In the Sentinel
Of Mai ch 20. The conditions Of which YOU speak
and tho reasons which You advocate COM
rulSDrv service exist strongly in this city.
AIN very sorry l." admit. and have sent your
editorial President Wilson
MRS. FRANK POST.
wis March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04
The Richmond Iimes-Dispat Oh
information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost tonic except
ing or Ic2nl aud medical subjects nrc answered
free bS The timcS-Dispntrh Information Bu-
Through Washington branch we are
hHNinS the unpnrnlicirn
the various Federal
departments and the grcnt I.ibrnry az Congress.
which furnish iuformnt ton Of priceless value Z"
the public. ~ NIL Inquiries nrr answered Ut
rc"tlH by personal letter irrespective az whether
printed. :-rcnt IL required Tor
postage. Writer'S mime must he furnishcu
,initini~ will anSWrrb and pOst-Ohirc hddrcHs
he plainly given. Addrcs. The Times
Dispatch Information bureau, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

In recommending the principle of uni
NcrSal liability To military service. the
President rather recognized the existence of
present conditions than suggested a radical
departure All ablc-bodicd men are now the
militia OF the country; it will he the duty OF
Congress 10 enact such laws as will make that
liability" complete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-04

l. VI. r., Hucktug ham. Nn.-Thc ChautauGua
Assembly. Chautauuua Institution. WAS or
,.tuiH.d I'm 1874 :. result OF tho joint plan
Of Lewis Miller and Iohu ~ Vincent TN" an
mual assembly during July aud August a'
,'nautauQua. X y il SIXTY day program Of
lectures addresses. concerts. rccitations, and
various forms Of platform entertainment. out
door recreation and highly organized social
group lite. Local assemblies patterned after
tn. parent chautauqua in the United States
3UuO.