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SEEN ON THE SIDE
sunday Break fast.

Tho Sunday mornime hrcakr,s, down here In
DiNic land
Is ono loved institution Which .'p,o.ress. has
not i'anncd
No skinny rolls ami ,orcc sunir. fur .ur
Whom 10 The sr"nnins table on sundays we
vcrar.
iiut liam und country SAUSAGE and ,..s r,c.h
from the mes.
hcsrcak our admiration give appetite zcst
Y" ,hc:" We yield attention. while ycurninr To
beciu
u""n III" Ioldcn wnlcs the dusky maid brings
There's cream the berries which in no can
Ger grew
Real cream that beats the ncctn. and ancient
gods would brew:
The butter has the fragrance Of meadow
grasses. sweet
And a;tcrbrcad's inviting all hungry folks to
They raas in rich procession. ard 10 then, all
We pay
That homage 81 affection which hts the Sail
'hath day:
Iiut All trc time warr waiting with rupture =,
begin
ON wat'es drowned in honeX~-,hc dusky maid
brings in
TT !"ro hich olympus old love believed he
Those PLEASURES Of the table which I recount.
10 yoj;.
On nectar and airhrosia he hrcakrastcd each
morn.
i:ut WAY down south IN Dixie such food would
meet with
We know. without hairtryina. trick worth
OF that.
Md for SUNDAY mains VIC Iif, II from the
TINS world a nilcd with sladncss an, loses all
While aoidcu wafncs the ,usky maid
rinrs N
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public. Whcn the hanmcrine ra,nc, con.
n'ehcci. the following lines wee S'i' "\c' w
the Ballard proprietor: , ,
ballard! pull. d0wi your bridge. We know Tor
Hu, If by ms You thinl wei miss ""r IA
You" rurpoaeI ain, VA! he our gain and m"rtify
Your pluck.
Now. ballard. como. ii - ~" iun :" WASTE y"
Bury your spleen. don't nc, mean and he Il
For 1t is a., ,,,r"r ,hat YOU Should jecr at the
house thai N"u r!Sc 49,,
Amd niol.n others ;hui thai "'n"mcntai INK
Hui :w;li hc sad m,isi,ap ii TINS old rat trap
should uNcrinoh tn" bother .
And teacr yOu still. II sur"iN Will INC f'N-
chur:c viii "utiivr III" "insr;,.>. .,
It.rhmNmL innLi.L.N u.
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rhc neichbors pitied her--lnnk. over
grown,
<" hollow eyed. and with such sal
low checks.
Her sisters, pink and white, had gold
cn locks,
While nCrS were rcd ana brown, i'll
hateful strcaks.
BIZ, no one minds it, now she's dorned
the Golf.
And Ia a hospital so bravely serves
Where grooming. dying men rcck not
or OF ripe lips, or dmplcs, or plump
curves.
they only know their nurse is quick
and def
ns drink.
She'l ease ,hc DYING head. watch sia-
dowS gray
steal over pain-drawn features. yet
no: shrink.
They KNOW the tender touch on shat
tered arms.
ON blinded eyes that STUART and birn
and sting
rhat she can understand. III language
strange.
BOY wori for Mother" and swce,
home songs sing.
While IhOuSa:3ds fight without sho',
hshtitG here
y silent naiiic for the life OF crch
lie, charges. white ar black, brown,
yellow. all.
md day atd night. ncr woman
nerves must teach
70 quail not AT Tie CHASTITY. awful
sights
Must stoc! her hand. must ncvc,
know fatiG.c.
Dr Ncaru for comforts aud ~ NIGHTS
sound sleep
Back ia the old home, distant, many
league
Yc; 'rimc works wondrous changes,
and to-day
licr cheeks grew flushed new light
"hCrr in her eye.
because the hurried surgeon sail, q,
last
Sniuc a:nlcSs. blinded sergeant
would not die.
Ana addcG, as lie FASTENED on lis
way.
60 Gir!. YOU give me courage when.
at times.
NJ heart srows faint at that hear
and sec
For patience, strensth, Il halo YOU
should wear
ono az Gods angels could not Ityeu.r
be-
Ella y. flaming, in New York Times.
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Health Talks, by Dr. Vim. Brady
COPYRIGHT, ;>,s Ha'.onsi >-w,pauer servae
Recurring Winter Cough.


rs pointed Out ne "nit gay. 'ne W''''ti
,ouGh .! elderly lnd!N idu"l" 'S usual!
.hIo..c bronchitis lU' nos c"uShS "iH h"'
bronchitis IN chiidre" the commences ''a,',e
OF ccuGh. especially AIl'E F'Nr'hs al hlSh' -
.!asal secretion triSh!imA down Inc 'hF"". ~
s"uu- adults irh@hc'i'S iha'hih" non oI IA.
wind 1lps not ne hf"At''"i 'u"eS' IS me more
frequent coalition noted as ch"a" 't .""&N'
.l.itr ro"rhitiS is usually a serious illness
III % certain part % the chest - IA" sisN OF II!
hg ountton there. "hc Win SIMPLE phaiNhthlF
ur Irrta,rd throat may Tee! sore "''p IN 'hs
chest.
gu 'u" elderly victim ~ occurring Nthtc'
90 pl the bronchial tubes are diseased There
is rei "nly "caiarrh' III ihc:c tubes. bui
rlsD iu many cases dilaiati"E OF SOM" 81 II"
tuuss called hrorehjastasiSl which explains
tne >,r, lar-c quantities Of frtid matter en-
poctorr'cd intervals H.! the SUFFERER. lh
cases u winch there Is r"re or !"e" constant
"a; aiEatia ~ whecay state. the air cells OF the
tc.a.i. and this causes the constant shortn"ss
.i breath
l.-,u:. . "ftcn an important part OF
Treatment. ~ chronic bronchitis II tn" :pot
81 III. bod j.. rnised - little each day. ou!y TWO
iugu.s - nrst. bat ultimately about s!X ilclI"s,
th" patient ,v,ll find it aid III cNpccto';.' IN.
l. j. serious and vicious thing coddIc
sI...-s NNSI I,Ecg t'S( NON
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The Richmond 7imes-Dispatch
Information Bureau

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

- -. l.. -urhuur=. Na,-.FirSi make . c'Ir ~
pure EtU" ana GmHlG1ua'c - the inside rs
rHslu= ah"u' in 81 ~ pcr cent solution OF
nitrate &c mercury THEN the tho zine cup
WITH TWO lay"rS 81 thi"k "i'it" hi";tinc paper.
iIEid" tho hlr'tlH2 rarcr set the parhuu center
colo. AND around the carbon which does
lave 10 reach quito t" the hoitom. r"ur crauu-
aicb SaS rotor, ear BON. inside Of tho zinc cur
ana around IT," carbon polo {" within one iu"h
OF the TOP Tnen soak all content Of th" cell
" ia 20, ucr cent solution uf purcSil ammonia
ID "iStl!eI wat". finally cn' niece az cnmd-
'nard tu 1T /" tho TOO nf til" cc'. adjust tho
hindir' posts f"r w.r"s. aud 6our LIQUID usphali
over tic ton Of thn coll !" seal IL. T. viii look
mo nrMiMHI. 'tlrN col
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\NhnIc-NNLrnI Flour.

Mrs. z = w. i5ichmouh.--tr answer 10 vou,
nnesii" MN = whnlle- wheat fi"uG more
submit iEe follow inp: Tho lse Of whole whnnt
breed is advocated .bccause it ""uta.s MI The
be more nonriSlme. and so hettcr food. As
matter "I fact. experiment after experiment.
conducted Nv tho best experts Of the world ha e
shown that lille graham. or Whole WI heat. brcnd
contains ABOUT , cent more protein than
white tread the whit" bread is far moro thor
ouGhli aud compi.;"lv digest ed than Whole
wheat bread s\nd after all. il isn't what
take into ihe body that counts IT is tho amount
OF food HAT is converted to the body's
Than aciuail, determines its food value. Whcnt
b:an j. h";tcr diccstcd by COWS man men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
His Monument s. Egypt

L OK such of modern HSypt rs is prosperous
Il and free from the hidcous crueties and
cXactions OF Il long limo Of ty"ants, Great
Britain and lhc Egyptians have 10 thank
Evelyn Barring. first Earl Cromcr. who died
in England the other GA, III his later years
he had hccom, a sort ct elder statesman.
whose u;tcrauccs on eoycrnwcuf nance
politics. economy ami other grave questions
commanded tic attention. of the empire. Bu,
i, is as British agent numinally hcyp,'s ruier
actually. that his name will last
From $50 until 1907 he Virtually reignen.
To his wisdom. courage and high purpose.
more than 10 every other agency together that
worked for the reform of what seemed hope
less country, is due III. Egypt o, to-day
Given free hand ny Great Britain, he rucd
almost nutocratic"i! But his despoti-m
was devoted to the building o. u cuun,yy
never 10 the oxidation OF himself. and his
monumen is Egypt redeemed OF much of the
! soth and injustice and oppression az cen
lurlcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
,l.u, washington mc,nr ucn,.

Mrs ". VI. G. Richmond 1.-The following do
s...niI"n Of Goor:c M"shnstons deafness IS an
b. raul leicester Ford. "Nor did hs hearing
rowaU "niirclN s""d inrlay noted. ono y
il0 iTrsdent's dinners Ia 1859. that he seemed
~ nor" good hnm"r ,han ever snw h'm.
though he was s." dear thai believe he hcurJ
iulr "f tho conversations. and three Years iatcl.
go" President * rouurtch ~ Ing 10 .rcTcrsoi.
tNHi he vas sensible. too. of - decay in his
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ro-pn,.. Res, I,nnd-t.tchcd Joke.

';"uvCncur Morris. the Ne" York litt"ratcur.
said luncheon in Brooklyn:
american society is tho most exclusive in
TIL" world. Useless. quite useless. for 81 litter
ttcur "a tr> t" force his way into it
- know liitera;eur who. OH III" strong h
~ = ucSi seller. managed To set himself invited
g :. dinner at Mrs. Van Astorcordts
''Wcll. did Mrs Van Astorcordis CprdialtN
stage. YOU asked him the next DAY
Ion, no. not a. all he answered You sec,
before took 10 writing worked IN au ice
rktue plan,. 49, chicago News.
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uniinrd aud E1chnnEc Bridge.

To Ihr I.HI'DT y! the Timcs-T lEDalCh.
4t In your News az 'ifty Years Ago column.
notice thr item of running the Handsome.
brldge connecting the Ballard and EHclnus 9
Hotels acrosS Franklin street. Was Tho
rnrhIc. ~ the Exchange al the time. and ,bc
,4vaIry between the two hotels was very acute
Thc pIoprictor Of tho ballard had referred f.,
nc ~ chanGo ag an old rat trap simply ON
ierDun; Of the phenomenal success OF the lex
change In holding the best class OF the travelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Mith ON II purely formal baS!T Convention
and international courtesy dcmand tina, the
United States be represented by an official OF
equal dignity with those assigned TO other
countries. Then too. II there IL an: hope
that tarranza may yet establish real peace
and order in Mexico. il is but right and
proper that such recognition hc extended him
as the establishment Of a formal embassy in
his capital may give.
Finally. there are many Americans and
American interests in Mexico which have been
represented only Ivy SubnrdinatCs OF the
State Department fur nearly three years.
From rarely selfish national viewpoint. it
is time = responsible Official OF high rank WAS
placed in charge of American interests In II
country in which conditions are worse shan
unsettled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Proper Course Toward >Ie,,..

THREE sound reasons support ,h. ac,io,,
i OF the President and his advisers i'm send
ing Ambassador Fletcher and his stan 10
Mexico. Most important, perhaps, is the lac,
mat the step Is logical furiherance OF the
new policy under which Mexico is TO he dealt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

~ t; i' NhemarlS. Nn.-Thc word "Nauiicc
Is ro'nW"r'u suppressed to toe derived from an
Iu6.ur ""rriUii"u ~ "t:u.liSh'' "Nucinis''
Il va> "ppI'"d ~ liritiSh soldiers Ia New l.uR-
la"Gnn# p" '''e !;eN"lni~m and hN the t'unfcd
crates TO thc Union soldiers Ia tha civil Wa.
II Is use" I'm England applied i" all Amcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

y = Sumolk. Va-Thc PRINCIPAL c.rca
through WATCH Tia" .!cUc son II iI.'iwaN passes
are Win.ip"". Conpda: minneapolis. ~ Paul.
N"u. b'> Mcincs. Iowa: s.: Joseph. Kausas
t'rjS. Joplin. Mo. NUsliocnc. Dkia. IrniSon.
T"S.. Shreveport and Sew Orleans La.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

y T. p. 'Jlocpcr Va The official coun, .:
the ,iNi'an Nut" az $cw York state for rrcs-
dent - tho ci"ctiuu Ia November WAS as follows:
Hughes NI5."io. Wilsua. 75G.>Sn. Til" official
""uut ~ tho ciNiunn vote OF New York city vas
Wilson. "-f.-iG. iIG;:hcS. 3l60S"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
President
ShOs'liS
'ntintr,,

rear n"Oiral More than nNb"dy else. the
I'rc#iUcni should have rorcsecn it, and more chan
ANY other President Of this genera ton he is
deserving %: ccnsure for such an exhibition Of
UcrSoHai !nNoriiSm. When that OF thing
happened under ThcndOrc Roosevelt II
r"Ptcd more or less as n matter OF course. The
Roosevelt government was personal government.
The White House In his time rcsenbled nothing
else :rIich third-ratc German court in
tic uiid,r cf iltc nineteenth century. The
Siomcn "f faNoritjSn hung over every depart
n"nt. AND the anicroom of the White House
pHct>cd with cnurticrS waiting for their
rewards regardless Of their merits. Woodrow
WIlSon * u different type of President Long
before hc became active in politics he had
achieved rcputation as II historian. and he en-
tered the White House Of the most pro-
round students of goVrinmcn! Of modern times
~ short. authority on tho art Of govern
m"Ht. To Mr.. Roosevelt The presidency was n
rnEthu.. u iuy 10 he used for his amusement
ana delight. bat that has never bccu the VII
son attitude toward government. In cOnSc-
Hncnco. wh"a the President uses his power as
ne has done III the t:raNSon lease. the country
~ shocked. aud II ought to he shocked. Mr.
wilson ought {" lie shocked. too when he con-
HilciS the consequences Of his aci.--Ncw York
World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Tie Voice Of The People

ts mn evidence 81 good rnith. letters muxt
rive the mn me aud address OF the writer. Name.
vii not hc published if writer requests.
MIKE an r,mmun ntibns short.
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Books and Authors


Ireland" 10y Lady Gregory, author of
Irish Folk History Plays" etc. viii
bo rublish"'. soon by the I'utnalns. 70
hose who have Eel; tho haunting
charm that inheres ia tic Celtic con
sciousnesS Of AN imminent supcrnatu-
ralism, this collection OF Irish fancy.
belief ana folk lore. gathered from the
l'ps 81 Tia" people with patient and rev
crcnt care. VIII have particular value.
The Scribuers hay" issued The
Passing of tho Great Race" b. Madi-
son Grant. tn" vast subject of the
origin. relationship. evolution, nigga
ton. and expansion Of Eurcpea;, man
is here considered in connection with
tho phenomena 40 tho civilization OF
today For the frs, time tho definition
Of race and the manrer III which It's
manifestations arc transmitted with
on, change ihrcushou; the centuries
are cicar!! stated.
In Europe Unbound" ny I. March
Phillips Charles Scribncrs sons, the
chapters arc directed not so inuch TO
Europe loosed from Prussian domino
ton. bu; rather to a new Europe, Civ
ing scope to those convictions aud
aspirit.ons which the rrussian threat
has only helped 10 hold IN check. Tie
ideal Of liberty ard its real meaning
IN, g. a., .u,hor.s oniuiou have .:
greater Significance for future genera
''"'7 - ,'e,o of ,nd.
causes "a '"' 20
,'lcncncc Danes 'EcGimciit OF W"-
men" lust issued by the Macinilans.
presents Two remarkabic charHcters--
"a clever woman or great persona !
charm, INSCRIPTIONS aud wholly sell
Gsh End another woman. ConildinE.
;rus,fuI generous. The theme IS the
.l,sh which ultimately comes between
,rneo Two and the effect which in
,Iiv,dueIIy ,hcv have upou the faculty
~" 49,, ..,i,.. .rho ,ol,,no
'"eH ;,.os,iuo ond nrn
- t'c"te'"! =; ;,.,s.I,
c'c"S !" 'N
dramatic
"
The Adventure OF i'ea,"' ~ ~,
cri William MarNeh'"' ~, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

tlH whether there was an! leak
do not feel equipped TO speak.
But this. at least, III say.
THtt !uorais In this sinful mess
'.n. whole world Will with grief confess
Are leaking 10 this day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Each Of the bciisorents favors hat part of
the Presidents peace plan it finds helpful 10
it's own aSpirati uns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
lsut One Possible Answer

r rRMA\N has left this government ~
alternative 10 the severance of dipo-
matic relations. BY establishing war zones
around the British Isles. off the coasts OF
france and in the Mediterranean. within
which no neutral ship wherever bound and
on whatever mission. may venture, pain
of unwarned destruction. and by decreeing
ON the high new reign OF submarine
iriahttulnesS. the Kaiser has thrown down
the aanllcl To the world
As Tor the United States, lis course in
such an event already has been declared
declared in words of most solemn import,
In The last note dispat ched to Germany in
connection With the torpedonS OF the channel
steamer SUSSEX the President said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Germany. pointing To British seizure of
German colonies. denies that Britain IL al
truisic i'll this war Even il all this be true.
Germany is not entitled to call tn kettle
black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Eruhb> understand Kinks has ytv"u dp
rol;cr.
Stubhs That's riaht. tic concluded it
immoral, 50 hc has turned his attention Il" tho
stock market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Koanoke's bachelors nov recognize Ina, il
Is not good for man 10 live alone. since the
express Offices will not deliver their One-quari
allONance TO them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

N ~i u tile purpose 81 jde ina
pcI.2l government 10 prosecute rcieu;-
loss 3ua mai >cTimin3te warfare aEalnS:
vessels "f commerce h! The use Of sab
in"iin"s. ui'h"E; regard to what the
u!tyH states mast consider the sacred
Hhn fHutsp.tah." rules OF intcruat loual
iaw and the uuiVcrSallH recognized die
iHics of t1Wauity. til" Govcrumcn: uf
lAe tuiiou states is At last forced to the
'"HrIu s.uN 'Hlt there : bat ono course
Gan rH:sU" Unless the Imperial gov
oin''.rut sfi,u,u nov Immediately de
".ar" 'nd cfc-' am abandonment; Of its
uroscui uctn9ds %: Subm2 rluc warfare
n-2ins passenger and f.cicht-cur'yinG
Vessels. Tho government or tho United
state .l ufc no choice but "a scVer
"ip,nn'ite '"lnttons with the German
"inrt"c #I "c"ihcr This action tho GOV
'rnWcr' .. 're ln tod States cuutcm-
r':i'# Ul;H -ha greatest rcluCtaNrc. hui
fc"!s constrained ~ take 'u heualf of
huWaniis "Ho th" rights ~ neutral
i.alInMS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
The I,cssimlsI Snrs.

White the white lights bright, huru. The
sinner ducsn'; have Ia turn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

aIBtt>HEt ever! ,a! in tho year 10 south Tenth
4 street. Richmond by The Times DsIntrh Pnb,
/ i,shinS Co. Inc, Charles L. IIa>bruok. Editor ana
4 Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

ADDRESS ALL COMM NiCATI0NS I" III" FINES
btspatrh. and not indi, ldunis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Current Editorial Comment

President. Wilson can hardly
lee astnniSiIcd AT either the criti-
ciSm az the resentment provoked
10y .hc appointment OF Or. Cary
=. Gra:Son To hc medical director
nf the navy. with the rank Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

.EiEPHONE: Randolph l. rriInir Branch fN'"""se
connecting with al. departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

onsci"n'ious objcctprs IN Gr,at Britain
""l nave harder 'ifnc obtaining exemption
rom SERVE" nov tina, our 81 their nunbcr
mas proved 'tat while he cpn.cicntioDgiy Oh.
JeclS TO hshiins ikc man. hc hs, 10 gua!fDa
amour administering poison ne a sayarc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

u nay bo yrntured ,ha, inc nmpi1y.es Of
ih" STRENGTHENING Department wouIy yo,.
a "ai agslns, survey
me ''ltas' sccms ~ have assumed ,he
proportions Of q cataract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

mat information va nor merely icon.
hdential as the telegram described il. 5, vas
IN the las degree accurate ana su,borjta,iyo
u Is disturbing as We nave said. maj
great state document dedicated 10 Inc highes,
purposes Of diplomacy and humanity and in
'mat"'y concerned with nc welfare o, this
nation should have been rros,tu'cd 10 INC
lsnobic ends of stock manipulation (, "a
Illuminating 70 every good American and
more particularly. to every eool Vlrginar.
mat Mr Boiinss name should be- connected
even by suggestion or deduction win srnr
an enterprise
We believe the facts as tlloy ar de,clopcG.
viii free him from all blanc bu, We want 10
see these facts developed without fear and
without favor 30 other course viii satisfy
the ends OF justice and no other viii satisfy
the American people who feel that their own
honor has been aspcrzed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

BRANCH OFFICES: Washington is f"nriscn,ih
Street. y. W: City. titth ANrnuc p p,In
Chicago. Peoples Gn> building; fh'iH"c'p""
slut unl Life Iiuiing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01
Question. and Answers.


Ittc Light i' tnc barber SHOPS Tho v;nInt
u."d -. i"rb"rt, Gre for bal l'1"s
/. e. i;
itswcr ! lhiui, you ,rIrh; .aII it IN, i,-,,t
tuat inile. rhc ultraviolet an, riom a oi:,..
iaiup iEay b" "ffr GIVE in badness. bat thu! *
" T"u"d. no borher car iiannct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-01

Charles $rribncrS Sons have rcCcrt-
~ published m attractive little vol
ainc devoted TO Dr. Edwin y. Alder
mars response to the toast. 'NTEinin,
which was delivered at u banquet given
10 the President az ;hc pitrd States
on May r. last II hns az n frontis-
piece, pictures OF Washington, Madi-
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03
TRAVELS 100000 MILES
AND STILL DOING GOOD

Found! The great, great, great
and then some-grandfather Of the
present Velice 'BiltweP Six, and like
wise its son. And the son is right
here in California, with its speedome-
ter piling up more and more miles
every day in the service of the Rex
Arms Apartments in Los Angeles.
The very first Velie ever made
was found in active service in Peoria,
Ill.,, recently, after a search over the
entire country had been made by the
Velie Motors Corporation. In the
course of the search it was found that
the oldest Velie in the entire western
part of the country is that owned by
Nj. S. Foss, proprietor of the fash
ionable Rex Arms, in Los Angeles.
The Foss car has been driven more
than 10000 miles and has been han
died by every kind of driver, but
it still going strong. It has aver
aged 1666 miles per month for eight
years and, according to its owner, is