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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

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sateSed January a7. 1905. rs tho Post oGco at
~ Richmond W., recond-c matter
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Russia is not 10 perish without

struggle on the part OF the
honorable and Intelligent Gle
ments among her people to save
her. That Is the meaning of the
I.aNnlf lnnadad hN Ganernl kn ln :
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Ouestion. nnu An,,,.,

Answer-Hiram, your symptoms are universal
ihmddng me ne eivdiized race. we fancy. and they
good health Perhaps you eat a littie mora
than Is good for you " $3.50 "".~i
Meade County news., 1917-08-02

came a series Of events which led
Hoover to China and Mitchell as n
general manager to Melbourne.
He was thirty-four years old by this
time, we are told by David Starr Jor-
dan in Sunset Magazine. He had gone
to the limit as a mining engineer. He
could do nothing more with it as pro-
fession except to pile up more money
He had all the money he needed and
he wanted to do something else. There
was Agricola, whom he would like to
translate. There was lot of ancient
record stones from his mine on Mount
Sinai. Hoover considered entering
American politics.
When the war began there were
more than 100000 Americans scattered
over Europe. These met with all sorts
of troubles and grievances, great and
small. Some were rich and temporarily
stranded, some permanently poor,
some eking out petty incomes or ALI
monies in the cheapest villages of
Bavaria, Saxony or France. The Hoov-
ers took charge Of the commission
for their relief. The operations of the
committee at the Savoy hotel, wholly
American and wholly unpaid, showed
the marvellous tact and skill with which
American folks can handle a new stu
alton. About 5000 Americans were
sent home, and several times that num-
ber gained temporary relief. The re-
lief Of 100000 of Belgians against
democratic famine working day and
night" was problem Of infinite dimen-
sions, but Hoover tackled it as part
Of the days work. If Belgium saved
Europe" as my good friend Sarolea
says 1t did, then America saved Bel
gium, and Hoover was her agent.
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
Nurses Aids MAY BE Needed.

iNOioCo SNluo way DC tNCC0Sus
A limited number of nurses aids
may be used at the front who lack the
wide professional training required of
the nurse. Though the greater volume
of Red Cross work must be done at
home, the experience of deepest human
interest will always be met in the
paths trod by the Red Cross nurse in
the actual care of the wounded soldier.
The professional Red Cross nurse who
Is so fortunate as to reach the front
VIII meet with experiences to which
the supporting armies Of women be-
hind the lines are strangers.
The last request Of the dying soldier
Is often intrusted for fulfilment to the
Red Cross nurse and his last message
to her hands for delivery. American
Red Cross nurses have served in car
Ing for wounded of all European
armies since September, 1914, but with
the sending Of the Pershing expedition
to the western battle front American
boys will bleed, suffer and die and the
American Red Cross nurse will share
their sorrows.
Service as Red Cross nurse while
founded upon the principle of minis
tering to others, is not without its own
inherent hazards to those engaged, as
witnessed by the recent Mongolia in
cldent, in which the lives of two Amer
lean hero nurses were sacrificed for
the American cause. The function of
the Red Cross nurse might be best
expressed in the words ,of Ian NAL
colin, the representative en- the British
commission recently in Washington of
the British Red Cross, who defined 1t
to be "to draw a great net of mercy
through an ocean of unspeakable
pain"
Incidents are legion which show the
patriotism, herosm and bravery of
American nurses in the Red Cross
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
The Man Who Saved Belgium

Herbert G. Hoover, being nineteen
years Of age, depending on his re-
sources, quiet, self-tonfident and spar
ing of speech, presented himself in
1891 In the new Stanford university
as the first student to be registered,
the first occupant of Enclna hall, and
as the nucleus of the department of
geology and mining. AS nearly every
body else among the 465 students was
ence was no bar to anything. So, as u
Freshman, he organized the finances of
the student body on sound system
which remains to this day when the
student group spends many thousand
dollars a year In its varied activities.
Duly graduated in 1895 as a mining
engineer, Hoover accepted the first po-
sition offered, place on the staff of
a mining corporation in Nevada coun-
lty, California. The pay was 81 per
day, the assignment to push ore-laden
cars from the mouth Of the mine to
the reducing works. The cars all
reached their destination, and more
specialized job followed. Next he ap-
lpeared In the most desolate spot In the
civilized world, Broken Hill, in the
desert Of New South Wales.
In this desolate, forsaken wallow of
lsand, zinc and gold, Hoover and his
team-mate, D. P. Mitchell, of '96, spent
IA red-hot summer night discussing the
chances of a return to the world.
Should they 60 on as wage-wOrklng
mining experts in the countries God
forgot, or should they throw 1t all
|up and go back to some honest trade
I'm California? This is the tradition.
The fact is, they stayed by, and then
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
MUCH IN LITTLE.

Carrots and peas mixed make a
lgood dish.
7 Fossil fish, from which the much
fused ichthyol oil may be obtained, has
been discovered in Texas. This ma
keriaI formerly came exclusively from
Austria.
The autoped, which is a motor on
(which the operator stands as 1t glides
along the street, has been tried by the
washington post Office and has been
found to do good service.
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
Want 10 be aRod Cross NlnSe2
This article tells 1Ohat are the
requirements and describes the
gV0rk some -Amey1can 9V0men in
field SerUvce haUe done in Euy0be
BY JANE A. DELANo
Chairman National Committee Red |
Cross Nursing Service.

!. !. ! ] { !. : !. !" !. ! . !. ! !.
HE work of the Red Cross
NJ kM1 divided roughly into two
HN classes-hrst, peace ac-
IA ESN tivlty in cases of pestl-
8 HH lence, famine, fire and
A1 food, and, second, in time
~ E1 Of war, relief and care for
@ the sick and wounded and
relief to dependent faml-
lies Of soldlers-carries an appeal at
this time TO the American woman exer-
cised perhaps by other organized war
effort, either governmental or private.
10 those who may have felt the pull
OF this appeal or who may be in con-
temptation of essaying the difficult
role of the Red Cross nurse the ques-
ton what does a woman need to
know to be eligible as Red Cross
nurseT must often have occurred.
A glance at some of the most i'm
portant prerequisites to service as n
Red Cross nurse will prove at once
that more than 90 per cent of those
who aspire to go to the front as Red
Cross nurses must be eliminated at
the start through lack of experience
necessary to fit them for the work.
The Red Cross nurse must have been
graduated from nurses school, giving
at least two years general hospital
training In an institution caring for
both sexes and maintaining a daily
average Of at least so patients.
Some Of the Qualifications.
She must be not only of voting age
but must have added four additional
years Of discretion and arrived at the
mature age Of twenty-five, yet she
must not have passed her fortieth
birthday.
If her state law so requires she must
nave been registered as a nurse under
the law.
If your potential nurse has satisfied
all of the requirements already named
she must be in addition member of
an organization affiliated with the
American Nurses association and OBJ
tain the Endorsement of its executive
committee or two of Its officers. She
must have the Endorsement of the su-
perintendent Of the nurses school
where her diploma was acquired, the
further approval Of the local commit |
tee on Red Cross nursing service, and,
finally, must pass the exacting physical
examination required by the Red Cross
before assignment to active duty.
A woman needs to know many things
and have wide experience to be eligible
as Red Cross nurse. The work
which must be done in the case of the
wounded in hospitals not only de-
mands skill and training in the tech
nique of nursing, but also a cOnstitu-
tiOn accustomed to bear the strain of
physical effort and nervous system
which will withstand shocks of what
ever intensity. The stipulations made |
by the Red Cross, to be satisfied by |
dts nursing candidates, can be said to |
Meade County news., 1917-08-02

Very few states Of this country have
reliable birth registration systems.
The largest sugar refinery In the
world Is located ut Chalmette, on the
Mississippi river, near New Orleans.
A disappearing orchestra pit in
stalled in some Western theaters ena-
bles the musicians to come or go In a
body without any undue commotion.
A front bicycle wheel, equipped with
a suitable handle and a cyclometer, is
now employed In number of the ma
tlonal forests Of the West in measuring
trails
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
Cumulative biseovsrv.

They've discovered a mammoth In
the Hindenburg trenches in France"
$50 l read, but they learned long
before that they had an elephant on
their hands"
Meade County news., 1917-08-02
Her "Blt" Not Appreciated.

Mrs. Flynt e. Biskett-I want to
join the army. think I'll enlist as q
cook.
f. f. B.-Sh-hl Hush, my dear
They're arresting people for making
threats against the army.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, IF hlocks from street car. well improved. Extra good proposition. only $i25.00. See Chute, GIG W. Van Buren, bn
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
TuT rIIANnT I-p
PAGE EIGH'l

A CLOSE-IN 40"
 All alfalfa-all improved and only 1 miles northwest from center of city.
 Dandy farnily, orchard on lanc--gOOd house and shado- engine and tank, corr3ls. ce- Inent milking barn-plenty of sheds and fencing.
 You couldn't want. better equipped dairy ranch. So see t1is. The price and terms are c k(
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Sale - Miscellaneous
lcNCFpTTON TAKEN

irACEPTlON TAKEN
 l find in The Republican. two pages devoted exclusively to PhoeriiN Booster named "I NJ. Wise"-That guys "chump." or perchance d Cuckoo makes himself fidicu- lousi Hes attempts to boost those dear to his heart, and leaves out the very leaders of Phoenix business viz Ford Vic" Dave Did It." and numerous others, it's burning shame Then he forgets Auction shops" skinny modelling shops" and Greek restaurants and R. B. Stands" All Of which !s a flagrant insult, and we q mean we, US. and co. demand apology. There are conditions un- changeable in this world as for in- stance: The sun rolls around us. and we around him; neither of us dream of rolling. but roll or unceasingly t1 the benefit of all hands concerned.- Therell be some rolling done with this iespoler of business interests. believe me If he dares this trick again. and it wont take 365 days, , hours and IS minutes to illumine his hroW. or roll his carcass in Salt River brine: Our plans are formed, and OF file,-call at Fords and examine. While there. look over things. \ steam table medium size; new. All kinds Of wire stretchers. canFass fer auto or hay stack. Poilcrs and instantaneous heaters Coffee lr"s and , gallons
 New mattresses and new springs New and second hand carpenter and fai mers tools and implements.
 Double disk. spike harrow. sully blow single blows sub soil blow Motors, several different sizes | cheap.
 Large pipe wronchee md stilsons. Some guns and pistols. some mems and women's clothes 1 Bedding-lots of sheets and cases. 1 Rugs. new and 2nd hand-Wn save you S5 on SEQ No josh
 MUSIC Si5e piaro. S200: |. cash.
 $500 Fischer. SS0; F cash.
 Nnaho square good tone. $40 organs. best makes, SIS and SEQ. B1nio. alto horn, mandolin.
 Nictroias. Nictors and others. SC.
 BOOKSiin
 This plliect wearies Willie. Lik, a fool l bought 800 more volumes fiction: Very best authors
 History. Encyclopedias, Law, Clos pei. atc.
 AUTOS AND HACKS
 A peach Overland. guaranteed. S25a wish to evpatiate on real ear riage. The nobhiest pro;tiest. e cal crt beauty brand new Cost Sl,200 : Former take | hone. take the be- off for childrens palace playhouse iise the ST0o gear fer wagon. S5 bugs it. Just think. Sl.2o0 for S5t New.
 FINALE
 What cares Ford? He has stacks O dough
 His mind is free, no cares. no woe Why wealth to hin iS useless trash His aims Co show-"Old Cut an,
 Slash"
 Fore 40 <. Central Ave.
 Phone i116 i
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

ranch, only SS000. T.. c. Box 904 City.
 tf WILL SELL S0 ACRES 1 miles east Team. cows, etc. all for SSO0000 ? l will sell lGG acres choice land price Sll2is Der acre. s miles west. 4) l will sell 63 acres alfalfa. Page feHce for SI,j0g, S3, 900 cash. , | will sell 521 finest of our land $5.Oc0 inn proved for Si25 per acre 6) pleae- note. have 1 years collection of our valleys pest. Make money by seeing Nunneley, Sl w. Adams IL REAL ESTATE MOVING-The first two weeks of 1917 have shown a very marked improvement in real estate transfers.
 X TITLE COMPANY is perhaps tac first 10 notice the change.
 THE PHOENIN , TITLE AND TRUST co. in theIr new quarters at 1 90 West Adams .St. feel very fortunate m being so well prepared to handle the large volume of business which is com ing Go them and in order to give as prompt service as possible. have just secured additional expert help from Los Angeles, and are now prepared 10 make either Abstracts or Title Guar antee Policies ln~the shortest possible time consistent w.Cl careful and rcIi- ablc service
 THE ESCROW DEPARTMENT is very busy. Both buyers and sellers are finding it to thcir advantage t0 place the closing Of % deal in expert hands. and let the Title Co. assume all the res 1nusi1ility
 For Prompt and Eelia tle s"r-icc THE PH0ENiN TIT Js < TRUST Cp- f3G West Adams S.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

OFFICES TO RENT over the Cham Der of Commerce. Telephone 8245 oi call between hours II to 12 a. m. at building upstairs. tf
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Phone S57O

GOOD MARE. harness. buggy very reasonable. Phillips. Room 2. II w. Adams lon
 FOR SALE Registered Poland Chinas. gilts and hoars of the best. big type breeding. J. w. Hawks. Glendale Arizona. @-r
 HORSES AND MARES-l carload just arrived. young and well broke. weighing l250 to 1900 lbs. patt's Cor ral. 2nd Ave and Van Buren 1T
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Sale-Automobiles
Auto Clean'ing House
1QS North End Ave.
 Phone 673

1QS North End Ave.
 Phone 673
 We have the best line of rebuilt cars in the state. of Arizona. Come and sec for yourself Ford touring car. first class me chanical condition, real buy Tor ....-,.............. $2fo. 1917 Dodge touring car. run two months, just like new. party leaY-
 ing for California must sell. $725. 1917 Stakeholder Six, has new cord
 tires all around, run less than
 5000 miles, a real bargain for
 S1 ,000
 1916 overland touring car, looks
 like new, only 1 months old, see
 this great bargain for S550
 Stakeholder touring car. a real buy
 in first class mechanical shape
 for $220.
 Many more to chose from. Time
 payments if desired. l.
 FOR SALE-Four cylinder car. good condition with high tension magneto, electric lights, battery. etc, fair tires. cheap with terms. F. NJ. F. with new bearings, gears. etc. Tires fair, cleo tric lights. Cheap for cash. Mitchell Sixty, stripped, new tires. $200. Fetch CTS Garage. BPS North Central Ave. If
 MUST SELL my four cylinder Ov- erland fine condition, new Pantisote top. electric lights and starter, all tires in good shape paint like new. Wlll seli cheap for csh. See Kendig at Annex Hotel or Phone 1l29 room l5 It FOR SALE,--Ford. body fair condi- tion. lenders. windshield. runnipgboard and 'rops to put them on. This is all 1914 and can be bought cheap. ] Call at Towards Garage. br ! WE HAVE a one-ton worm drive l truck. new tire equipment in first | class condition at bargain; also q | five passenger Rec the Fifth; Mitchell i light six. 5-passenser. in Al condi- 1 ticn. Come and see them. Saxon | Motor Sales Co.. 354 F.. Washington. bl
 SMALL AUTO TRUCK. Rec, in good running order: can be seen at COS N. lst street, Dr. Gurley. Ii | SECONDHAND AUTO PARTS. diff ferent makes: also Busch maeneto> and Speidoff presto tanks and wind ! shield for sale. John Golden. 605 N l Washington St q
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Wanted = Help, Female

WANTED--2 Spanish girls as waitresses. 305 E. Washington. Cap ltol Lunch Room. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Sale - Live Stock

HOGS WaNTED-Ne have another orScr for cars of sfocL hogs from S0 lbs. up. 5 cars of fat hogs. l75 to 20 rornds for Friday shipment. Southwestern Live Stock Exchange
 lS south Center bp
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Sale Real Estate

FOR QUICK SALE-S0 acre dairy ranch, only SS000. r. c. Box 904 City
 fl
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Rent-Houses

HIGH CLASS RENTALS our spec alty.
 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 IA West Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

WATCH OUR BARGAINS--10 acres alfalfa, fruit. shade. 4-room good house. screen porch. well gasoline engine, good drinking water north. near Central Ave. anc ear line: an Ideal home. price and terms easy. 20 acres alfalfa, north. close in. $l60. % acre so acres alfalfa, Groom house, SIPS acre 5-room gray pressed brick, mo dern s3.000 to s2.501
 Aak for GATES" Phone 127S, with Jordan and Grace. IF West Adams
 br
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17

SODA FOUNTAINS drug and con- fe-tionery fixtures. Latest designs. bo:h exposed and ciosed-iar types, ranging in lengths of 6, s, 10. F lo and 70 feet Can save you 20 to 40 per cent: small payment down, bal arce easy monthly payments; can in clude show case. shelving, tables; chairs oarbonator in contract. All fixtures necessary to open up drug and confectionery store. Prompt ship mcnts Write or wire for price lists. Grosman Fountain Company, 2l1 <. Akara St. Dallas, Texts dg
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
For Rent Apartments


 AN EXCLUSIVE APARTM ENT for the exclusive set, attractive and elegantly furnished. A sunny corner on Washington street, with long ce- ment porches, near library and capi tol, on paved street and car line Adults onle Phone 129f. bp FURNISHED room apartment, j23 E. Van Buren; health adults only. bp A RELIABLE MESSENGER. rins 411 Ii
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Business Chances

FOR SALE-The Copper Basin Group of 90 claims, situated in the Pioneer Mining Distrct. Pmal County. Arizona, about five miles south of the Magma Mine. rgnt m :he center Of the miner al belt between Superior and tho Ray Consolidated Mines at Ray. Auto Stage line crossing the group. Good churn drill proposition For further information write Myles Me Innfs pqN lnS Suneri1r. Arizona. CT Frank Hubbell Box 2t1S, Globe, Ari- .ona. ak
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Lost and Found

LOST-Tan rug by 4. tte 9th Of January on Central avenue or West icDcN ell from Camelbacls to Central witl rose border and center. Please send to Nellie Graves. Jerome June ton Arizona. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-01-17
Wanted = Situation, Male

EXPERIENCED STENoGRAPHER and office man desires cmployment preferably with law i'm; capable of handling collections and directing cor respondence Box 1929 Republican. hn JAPANESE CLUB-Mos' reliable agency fer any help. especially cooks and walters. 215 South Fourth Ave, Phone 53S. If WANTED-Young man, local wants position in office or store; can do bookkeeping. use typewriter. general office work, collecting and soliciting: have had experience in all of the above mentioned:, can give best of local ref erences. Address Box 22s6 Republican.
 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-16
Our First Iheatar.

In 1852 the first theater in the Unit
ID States was opened in the colony Of
Virginia at old Williamsburg. The
originator was an English actor, Will
liam Hallam, ST., who brought his own
company from overseas and presented
''The Merchant of Venice" as the in
it1al performance. The idea spread
rapidly, and soo1s New York, Philadel-
phia and the other leading commune
ties Of colonial America each had its
theater. While the Virginia playhouse
was the first in the United States, ac-
tors had played in the colonies before
this date. The first is said to have
been the English strolling player An
thony Aston, who was known as Mat
Medley. The actor and his art Of that
day were generally despised by the
Purttanical colonists. The Massachu-
setts legislature passed law shortly
after amateurs had given 1.-THE Or
phans'' at the Coffee House in Boston
in 1749 which forbade such perform
ances, prescribing penalty for &C.
tors and spectators alike Of $25 each.
Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-16
Curious Baths.

In her book, 'My Siberian Year."
Miss M. A. Czaplacka, speaking of the
social habits of the Siberiaks, says:
The celebrant Of the fortnightly rite
Of the bath fills the banya with dense
cloud of steam by sluicing water into
kind of open mouthed oven in the
wall Of the stove and sits on dais
over against this, dabbing himself all
over with water he has taken from the
cistern and tempered to just endur-
able heat in a tin basin with colder
water from a barrel in the corner.
Having put himself into a state border
ing On suffocation and raised his own
temperature several degrees above fe-
yer point. he pulls open the door, rushes
naked into the open air, rolls over and
over in the snow, covers himself with
it and lies there till the heat of his
body has made a pool Of water under
him. Then he runs back to the banya
and fagellates himself with a bunch
Of twigs as he stands surrounded by
fresh cloud of steam from the oven"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-16
''|FEAR SAINTS
IN POLITICS.
BISHOP RUSSELL
Newly Appointed Head of
Charleston, S. G. Diocese
Stirs Mass Meeting.

The ensuing item appears in the
Louisville Courier Journal. under d
Washington. d. c., date line:
Monsignor William T. Russell pas
tor of St. Patrick's Catholic Church
here and newly appointed bishop of
Charleston, S. c., spoke at a mass
meeting of citizens here, urging refer
endum of the bill pending in Congress
for prohibition in the District of Co
lumbia to residents of the capital.
''There is no principle of American
government more elemental, more es-
sential than that there should be no
Legislation pertaining to the individ-
ual without a hearing or representa-
tIOn,' he said. Referring to prohibit
ton leaders forces who oppose a ref
erendum, Monsgnor Russell added:
Il am always afraid of that class
of people who are better than thou.
I fear the man who yconvinces himself
that his views are necessarily the views
of Almighty God. | fear saints in pol
itics. l sometimes feel that l would
like very much to be able to revise the
'Litany of Saints After All We Saints
of Heaven, intercede for u.s. | would
like to insert, From the saints on
earth, 0 Lord, deliver us "
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-16
CANADA's HONEST MEN.

Canada has in and hanging on the
fringes Of its public life many who
would use any opportunity to make
money for themselves with little or
noAregard to what was just or honor
able. In this it is not different from
other countries, as has been painfully
shown during this as during other
wars. What has been disclosed in two
Inquiries carried out without fear or
favor led one commission to Justify
the public spirited men who, at the
beginning of the war, undertook the
creation in Canada of a munitions in
dustry, and has now led another to
applaud the faithful work, the zeal in
their duties and the honesty in ex-
ecuting them of public officers. And
Sir Charles Davidson, like Sir Will
liam Meredith and Mr. Justice Duff.
is man not afraid to say what he
thinks is right, no matter who it
should hurt.