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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
News Of Fifty Years Ago
tErom the Richmond Dispatc Nav II. 1897

The bond given by Mr.. Davis on Monday
probably three names yet to bs :d aed
to ii. The blanks we're left TO gratifv rcntIe
imitcd to sign the bond one Of ,hnn to be per.
Smith: the well-known aholitIonis,, who was at
III. cuHtom- Houae yesterday for the n,,rno 90
Of signing the bond ''e
Horace Greeley and Gerri,t Smith spoke last
To- The people Of nchmond ri The hr1ad Street
crowded. and there were more white pconis
,icn.n made nne speeches Of 'T,h Of The gen
Kind.
the sndden depar'mre Of Mr. Davis from the
the husinesn there, %as promnted by delicate
excitement, and. At much sacrifice to his feel
IngH ief, the city The de'n"ns,rat ions Of kind
ci,!zeha. imprensed him deeply. lie win 70 ON
TO Canada ar fast ~ he can do 30. 90 ="
col0red men known and styled Az the "i,jncoIn =,
Union Aid Hociety" and directing Them 10 imv
aside en!irsiy rs military character. This ii" IS
ding any military organizations In The South
III" hrst annnaI meG,ing o. The Insurance and
day and The folowing officers elected for The
enruing year: -. j. .Iiarisook. president: r,viI
j. EprT. SECRETARY. and -. q. Whcrry. assistant
gecrGtnry
Tha Virginia Annual Conference Of the ART,
cnn I"'hodst Episeol,ni Church completed it's
nrsi Mihuhia, Conference Tie negroea he ve =" ,ne
Hnid ~ The south.
nsrrn a'"I "ss" .,Js2 ~ his wire
huaibess here being 70 attach hi. name to Mr.
T4s ~" no"n xn md a a%s'" s r.
ping ~ the Exchange Ii"lei,
Tbe %orfoik NaDpbIican. u Joint stock" radi-
fnr debt jbs publication hns been n,inpemded
M The sheriff Ia moi - Newspaper man.
Gsnhrai nobart %, Lee Is IN htaunion in at
tTnbpHGS upon The CDiscophi Convention az a
delegate from Lexington,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Pcrplcycd.

Say. how carth'S that name pronounced
] anScrcd felt aud nearly trounced
y Sclf-conccitcd, boring oar
Who Slibly called 1t Papa Joaf.'
| was. howc'cr no better Off
y Sabblin. guy pronounced ii "Jon."
l thought Id heard more than enough.
When some one else said: sure. it's jun"
Another fellow pipcd up-"Say!
lie answers to the name 'JofTray'"
And would YOU think it, now? dufer
Then ups and calls him Marshal Jurer."
Again u voice was heard oh, Sec
You're all at fault--he's called "Joffrec."
I'd give the coin that's in my Golfer
Could but tell. II isn't "Joffcr":
OF that I'm surc-that's too uncouth.
Please, hiEhbrow, let me know the truth
W. II. SHIELDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

pan,c-stricken on account of tho high prices of
1000. Inc writer believes that tho newspa perS
and n"si"sS Ss organizations should become very
uureu IN Congress giving the President tho
,isnL 10 hN the prices OF food necessities and
10 eliminate the Spectator
cr. onsaesS rs movin.; very slowly in this very
- ~ ana important matter. and the country
snouii rise to the necessity of quick and prompt
" ,n. win the spcculatOr I'm food supplies
minated, the prices of Hour. sugar and other
me-, nnrcessl.ies would soon be within the reach of
the poor classes.
another very important matte. In my judE-
m.ent. ana ono which the newspapers should
CONSIDER. is to advise the people to stop antici-
p55.ims 'heIr wants for food many months In
..urahce. This also has Il tendency to keep the
price us. and inf addition this This money
~ taken out OF the regular channels and
omS Ia benefited. Again thanking YOU for the
Spenuio article. j. G. CORLEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Favor. Chnrl,ics' consolidation.

~ OF The Times DiSpatch:
SIr,-i' Kermit me to commend your editorial of
y ., rev days ago entitled consolidate the city
ttiiuritics. | agree with you MOST heartily
I'M I'M IL Is absolutely imperative that the chart
hpie organizations of tho city and the city's
'TEnd Ii work should be so co-ordinated and
,mKcI together that the greatest possible good
may DC done in proportion to the amount of
none expended Already the Council of Social
Workers and the School OF Social Economy
nave nay taken step in that direction by appoint
t.nS committee to confer with Il committee
from the Chamber of Commerce for tho crc;,-
ZION OF Il charity Endorsement committee.
iiccl mat we should go step further than
merely to "indorsS' worthy charities. believe
mat ltichmond should do as Cleveland and other
s, Giles, nave done, G, let each organization
SuDihl! budget of it's needs to central
body this body then to make one appeal for all
me constituent organizations. endc;,voriug to
raise m single campaign sufficient u
meet the needs Of all such organizat ions for
me current year. This. you sec. would
eliminate the expense and labor attached
many individual campaigns for money. and re-
hcNc inc business men from tho annoyance OF
rcoplc canrassng for charitable organizations
almost every week in the year. trust that
you Will hammer at your plan until you hn vc
aroused mo people to realization of it's ncccS-
Sity. LANES IIoC. njC,ISS
,., Justice, Juvenile Court.
Richmond, May L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Mayor Ainslie's Oppor,uoity

ne llMES-DlSPATCH welcomes Aiavor
Aihsne TO that rapidly increasing number
OF lhihklhg citizens who believe a benefit
assessment Law essential to Richmond's prog
fess and to the right solution Of Rich,nond's
financial problem For more than two wears
ms newspaper has waged this fight. win
scant sympathy OF support from any sourc.
Now, however, the essential sanity and ins,ice
OF beneht assessments are becoming evident.
ana influential members Of the city govern
ment are committed to the plan
IT is to he hoped the Mayor y,n mo, ras,
content with a simple recommendation tn mo
council. leadership is required and much
hard work before the constitutional probib-
tion OF benefit assessments can be removed
The cities of Virginia must unite for th.ir
own relief from burden which they alone.
among all the cities Of all the States. are
compelled TO bear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
still Waiting on Congress

NY ASHlNGTON dispatches inform us that
w there is probability of further delay i'll
the:adoption OF the conference report on the
army bill, because various Senators and
Representatives have views hitherto con-
cealed. on this subject of which they feel
they must get rid. If this apprehension is
justified. Congress will wake in day two
to find itself the object of the American
peoples indignant wrath. The storm already
is gathering, and it will break 1t is
Congress which keeps the country from pro-
viding the army its honor and its safety
necessitate. 1t is shameful there should be
so much an hours additional delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Books and Authors

Lorin T.. Deland. the author OF
Imagination in Business" and AT the
Sign OF the Dollar who died I'm Bos-
ton last week. after an illness of sew
eral months. was man of many in
terests, "A student Of the drama. 4 foot
ball coach and theorist, an advertising
expert and a philanthropist. He was
the husband Of Margaret Dcland, the
we'll known novelist.
The sixth edition of schools of To-
morrow" by John and Evelyn Dewey.
is announced by T.. l.. Dutton &c Co.
The book has attracted from the day
OF it's publicatio two years ago the
keeneSt interest among educators and
all who concerned by the train
ing of the young because OF the i'm
portance and lucidity OF the accounts
it gives of all the notable expert
ments that are being tried out in
American schools, in both city and
country, in many parts Of the nation.
The authors look upon these schools
as presaging important developments
i'm the training of children.
How strongly the enthusiasm for O.
Henry in England is. may be gauged
by recent letter from Isaac +. Mar
cosson. correspondent and author. to a
friend It reads: 1.-THE most striking
revelation after the progress of the
that England has gone Q. Henry mad.
When I left London last September
the virus had begun to work. Now
there is an epidemic. You will be
Interested to know that one Of the
strongest rooters here is Sir James
NJ Barrie, who told me the other night
that he had given n complete set OF
The books to Mr.. Asuuith. / lunched
yesterday with T.. V. Lucas, who Is
now editing Punch. and who takes
particular delight In being the orig
inal o. Henry man And so it goes!"
The visit Of the great French hero.
Marshal Joffre, to this country raises
the natural question: What manner
ing obscurty to battle the forces OF
the Huns?" Some interesting facts
about him arc contained in little
popular edition Of the Life of Joffre,"
published by Stokes. Joffre is no Ma
poleon of modern France-he has never
charger at the head Of forces sworn to
fight with him and die with him. War
Is not conducted on those lines now
adays. But he is an expert on trenches,
on fortifications. on military science,
having attained his efficiency by long
years OF patient study and patriotic
devotion. Not so long ago, when this
man .Joffre was appointed commander
ln-chief Of the army. the people of
France everywhere asked: who is
he? We have never heard OF him."
For years he had been creating the
military defcnscs OF his country. but
he had been too busy to spend much
time In self-advertisemcnt. In the
army he is known as silent Jofrre."
And tho facts of his life for this little
biography had to be obtained from his
friends. almost on the sly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
To-day. Hest IIund-pickcd Joke.

Doris was radiant recent addition t."
the family, and rushed out of the house to tell
the news to a passing neighbour.
Oh You don't know what we've got up
stairs
What is it," the neighbor asked.
~ new baby brother said Doris and she
watched very closely the effect of her announce
You don't say So" the neishbor exclaimed,
rs he going stay.
Il think So said Doris Ties got his
things off"-Argonaut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Departed.

The green grass now Is sproutinS
In rapture from the ground
And gardeners arc shouting
Ger joys they've newly found
We SEQ the young potatoes
Grow higher day by day.
And also the tomatoes
The cold spells gone away,
The sun above is shining.
Tho winds are soft and sweet.
And there's no more rcpininS
And no thought OF defeat.
The weather is behaving
Quite as 1t should In May.
And that's why flags are waving
The cold spells gone away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Women's Work in War

DOUBLED with General Leonard Wood s
~ appeal TO the women OF the country
bishop OConnels address supplies a pretty
clear outline Of the part the women can and
must, play in the war. III neither case is
there to be found any suggestion encouraging
movement that seems to be spreading. I'M
fortunately, in some sections of the country
AS part OF that movement, women are en-
gaging In drilla, in going through the manual
OF arms and even in revolver practice
That sort OF activity is worse than useless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Copyright. 1876. National Newspaper service.I
PnckeIful Of PrecIoms Stones.

gal-sac full Of gallstones is a beautiful
sight, TO the surgeons eye. TO any else. say
But - doctor looks At things through scientists
eyes. y naturalist beauties in bugs that
only make US ordinary folks itchy.
The patient is an adult Of any age, usually
forty more. Shc--that is her sex. . rule
is stout. to" Well nourished She has suffered
with attacks Of .inuigeStion' for several
Her typhoid fevar left her with weak stonl-
ach. Experience has taught her that she
not indulge in certain articles OF food without
developing an attack. rule The attacks
have been growing slowly more severe and more
frequent; at nrst they came only once In a few
months, at night. with more distress than pain
which like real old woman she attributed to
gas" Lately, however, they come every few
weeks, and last u few days
intestinal indigestion" "fermcntative dys-
pepsia," excessive acdty,' and OF course liver
complaint" have been the guesses.
Prior TO operation an X-ray picture disclosed
nothing suggestive of stoncs-only about
thirds OF the denonstrable by X-ray
for gallstoncs which contain little calcium viii
give no shadow on the plate.
Having tried various substitutes for real
cure. the patient finally submitted operation
There were about thirty stones present in the
in size.
Gallstones form by the slow accretion Of
crystalline and mineral matter from the bile
around ii clunnp Of germs First. then, the germs
not rious-rnany of galistones devotion
years after the fever. The color, bacillus
normally present in the bowel. is another fire.
quent cause. Perhaps the most common source
Of the infection is neglected septic foc in the
tonsils about the gums and in the nasal ac-
cessory cavities tchronic sinusitsJ
Lack OF exercise corSctg. shallow breathing
overeating, Insufficient water drinking INSULT
ccnt Of fresh fruits nd vegetables I'm the
diet. and the abuse Of cathartics are all recoE-
nized contributing Causes OF sallstoncs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Dressing Elnnrs

-, M. Ms NJ c. j. Richmond.-A good filler is
They are melted together and takcn fr - na,t X
IRE, Thon tmrpentinc is gradually stirred in
uhtl small sample Of the mixture when
, taken out and cooled on knife blade. Viii
i ma me CONSISTENCY OF soft rubber If there
pc traces OF the old paint varnish on ibn
boards, scrub thoroughly with warm water and
soda to get every bit Of il of the grain of
the wood Then go over the floor with bora
vale. finally wash with clear water. and let
IL airy thoroughly When completely dry t.is n
one gallon Of boiled linseed oil best Gla liNt
ana TWO hcaping tab!cspoonfuls Of burn, u,nhcr
Heat the oil hot in iron kettle Then STR
IN me hneiy powdered umbcr and with a paint
The tn, h3or does not need sGrubbins a mop wrmns
amount Of oil and lumber given will anniv iwo
coats for floor fourteen to sixteen fec, u;,,a w
For one coat take about half OF Inc .,in,,r,
\ good n9or wax is made by melting :, scant
water. Add gradually. stirring we'll . % t,n ut
OF turpentine, and. when mixed n half cu dIf, !
o. ammonia Cover the saucepan contnininr ~
closely; and set the outer vessel Of hot water
Apply warm, with piece Of nannel and n oIiS
with rough cloth. " P'''7"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

IT is the defender OF Nerdun. the originator
j Of the famous phrase. They shall not
pass who now commands all the French
armies on the western front General Petain
is Believed 10 have been selected by Marshal
JonSe his successor. and II is believed
ALSO that he refused the commission because
he was not allowed that full authority he
feit+to be necessary TO the successful prosecu-
ton or the war.
II is TO be assumed now that he has that
thority. no! would il be surprising if il
should turn out that an arrangement has
been entered into with Great Britain which
gives Pctain control over British troops also
Divided counses mean weakened efficiency
Only IN union is there strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any tonic cxcept-
snS ON i.Sni md medical subjects nre answered
~ "! ihc Timcs-D Dispatch Information Bureau.
, rmroMEh our Washington branch for
. .mm.e IN having nrrcss to- the unparalleled re-
H"ur'eS III the various Federal dc
pnrtntcnts nnd the great Library Congress.
Mn'h inrniah Information OF Priccics value 10
, u,. runlH. AS all Inquiries answered d.
icctI! ny personal letter. Prospective
printed .-rcnt stump IN required for return
, ,;'.,f. Writer'S nnmc must he furnished
.'.i'iS VIII not answer, and pOst-oticc n
Trcss must he plainly given. Address The Timc.-
''Hp"''n information Burenu, NIchmond. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
DaTOdifs.

Fair daffodils. we weep to sea
You haste away so soon
AS yet the early rising sun
Has not attained his noon.
Stay. stay.
Until the hastinr day
Has run
But to tho evensonE;
Ana having prayed together, we
VIII go with you along.
we have short time to stay as vo,,
we have ms short spring,
AS quick n growth to meet decay.
AS you, or any thing
We die
AS your hours do. and dry
Away
Like to the summer rain,
Or as the pearls of morning dew
Ne'er to be found again.
- -Robort Herrick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
"What I. the Object OF TbI, w.,

. X =. W" Williamsburg. Waiting Peter of
serbia serbs SEPT this message TO the American people
o.. onhroush the, Associated Press a year ago:
IN 90 rca not snow II i is quite understood in
Europe is at But ! will tell YOU in a
word; it Is the supreme tho last effor, Of fen =,
o ,rT OF yGstf s h and the freedom TO-
state that liberty cannot and must no, flourish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Questions and Answers.

Drinking Water with Salt in tt wish to
congratulate you upon the wisdom, good nature
and good hu!nor ia your articles, from which !
have derived much helpful Information. T am
fairly busy In ny la" practice, but aiwa ys
maze time read what odd Doctor Erady'
say have been In the habi, Of drinking
80 cfi morning cup Of hot water ;"ilh :, pinch
of salt d!sso!"ed IN IT, hay. recently been in
formed that This prcdisposcs conntipatIon
Ma under the impression that the effect liz )uat
tiI.: contrary ] sfould appreciate ynur opiuIon
a. 70 whether II IL beneficial otherwiae
l.. a. e.
AuSw"r.--if anything, !, tends 10 prevent con
s':p.tjhn. certainly cannot favor II. ana there i4
m pb!e"ripn whatever 20 the habit.
: car" of Sprained Ankle Or jumping Tooth :
a'he "hai 40 ycu recommend for a care Of
fr"Hfr"'rsfH ~ n.uritiH. NEI. a. Il.
%rrucr.- ~ WODi1 h.. easier tell ron What
'1"1-rlne De- gpoJ far "hrnpinx cough or bIind
Hi.fH"'a, b"ca.ss n.uritih Ia diHcaAe and
ih"uin"tiain - any old palm auywh"i. HerI-
H"iHT" ~ your .rrl piaIul !n order To adyrc you.
!i"o ma united Yrnr g'!rge .Yen To neurltip !
h''HHN SIN hhYe nEsn ~ sfa, Tor that means
'hH@NNHHtiNr ri u nerve EOHrWHrTc. but from
nm particular 'aWgr, recurring What Kind
." ff""tWtn' - wrJl1 he lfnpOsaif,is u know
Hi'"". iHii Gala Yrur question. madam, j. one
:" h'h1t"nf ~ pnara~"rabjr Dn"r received each
H'"| ~"h' ~ m al ,hn gam can and
h"i .i'rftJ EfrciDd"s !rng distance. gucs. wOrk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

since II occupies time that might be far better
employed otherwise. So far. this part OF
the country has been spared that form OF
preparedness and ii is earnestly to be
hoped it will continue to be spared. There
is almost boundless opportunity and need for
women's work. hut not of this futile
character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
His Own Refuge.

never knew Il bigger dub
Than Jeptha lIesekiah Chubb.
Whene'er he had word to say
lie said il in foolish way.
And when he laborcd to explain
He gave his hearers all pain,
And failed To prove himself mutt
Just when his mouth was tightly shut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
he resolution was defeated.
Dance at Armory Tonight.

For the benefit OF the Richmond
Howitzers' Band. an informal dance
VIII be held tonight at the Howitzers'
Armory. on North Eighth Street The
dancing Will start at o'clock. Admis-
sion VIII be by invitation only. The
committee in charge of the dance is
headed by Il. y. Rowsey and Neil W.
Reardon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

New York's Legislature which has just
adjourned, passed bills at the rate of ten IL
day. This eXtraordinary restraint would
seem to promise Il high quality of legislative
output The Legislature that doesn't pass
more than a bill an hour is not living up to
the tradition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Service for the Blues

N ARTENING 20 the Blues as is the
- knowledge that they cannot see service
IN .propa.. they. should not be altogether
Cowncast- '.hefe would be more glory per-
maps certainly more variety and interest-
10! The suryiyors-in service in France OF
Belgium. but there IS and will continue TO be
plenty OF service in this country Even II
they do not engage il actual lighting, as an
orsa nization, they Will DO military service
OF an important character
Jast now the outlook is Mexico is en-.
courasing, but it is no, 10 be expected that
inc War Department will leave the border
unprotected. II regular troops are With
drawn. such units as the Blue. will be allied
on 10 perform duty no less grave than ,ha.
winch VIII confront our army in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

Because the Senate struck on, q, ,ba
espionage bill the clause ur0bjbnf,y ,n.
Transformation OF grain into into,ica,tpy
liquor is not an indication that the measure
Will not finally be adopted such proyI-
sion has no more place in an cRpionage bilI
Than the Reed amendment had In IN. nns,
Office appropriation bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
TO Exterminnte Mole. I'm Garden

Miss + r. s. Mitchell. Va.--The Department
-, -, AsriGul'nrc says that the standard method
ot capture tor such garden pests Is quick lime
sprnkled over the plants This method is gen
orally used but others said to be Su,ia lIv
coed The favorite method of capture is by
means or trap made of wire moose SO ar
ranged on a spring that when the mole enters
IT inc spring is released and the wire drawn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Eye Test In the Army.

~ b L.. Yorktown. Va.-The eye test is one
OF me most rigid examnat ions AN applicant
So, me army or navy must withstand. :, per
ssoH Win deiectiNe eyes would be eSemp ed
IRON service in the army navy but could
De drafted TO do farm work assist in munit ion
factories and do other work necessary 10 carry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Phy.icInnS in Virginia

H. w" Petersburg. Ea.-Accordinr to the
, aSI census report. the physicians in Nirg mia
nnmncrcd 2.3i males and fty-three females. The
census report in 1910 showed 1895 physicians
IN inc United States. There lI,2l6 per
Soii' reported poisoned in the past three years
nut mere were no statistics showing whe Their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Quite SRfc.

Grubbs-What makes you certain Miss
o'dGirl will carry out her threat not to marry?
Your knowledge OF Miss OldSirl:
StubbS-Not ut all My acquaintance with
male humanity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Socialist Vote.

-, 9; IL Woodvilie. Na.--The popular vote
the country for Allan J. Benson Of New Yor
S@ci:tlist candidate for President In the clcctio
oil November, 1915, was 5GS371.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
The Voice OF the People

IS ~" ''iH""r' ~ knDd fs1ih, letters ,ust
kiSe the nam" md address % the p,1fDy. Some
VII h"f L' punished ~ writer 40 T.uu.sts.
HaL~ All e"D,nuaI' ijobs sb.,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

N ms i>Tiir, ~ N" gjm.s -i,tsna,,'h,
yr,-~"" rASf ,yypl iuefasf 1nJr
hilp5r ~ 'ht ~ }H mr. IlIrss Lls,aiuh On
i. !I.hW'Ht' Y'i''"D'ff$,' sun I, ~ nur DbtDtDH
nnt rum a'n"'s. "ii tfrY@ mint hsjpfut ~
lh1t 'ln', am mn r'er grrat rbpDufa KrUsnt
10 iHs IS'Dje MN h"yG DsGrfns dssDsfats sH0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
Mrs. Hardy Conyolc.ccn,

Mrs Rives Bridgeforth Hardy. WIN
mas been i'll at the Stuart Circle Hos
pltal has been removed to her home
on Davis Avenue, where sha is rao
cupera ting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

Raising the tax on palmistA from $50 IN
$2oo VIII help some. But Why lceDHe
charlatans AT all? We don't sell picLpock.,
privileges.