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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Bristow After Glass Plant.

BRISTOW, Okla. June is-At
meeting OF the board Of directors OF
the BrIstow commercial club this
morning Il was decided 20 assist in
the locating Of another glass factory
IN this city. The concern will make
only bottles and promises 20 be IN
operation by October 7. 4 commit
tee was appointed to look into the
claims Of the company. and II found
60 be as represented. there rs but lit
TIE doubt but what the company Will
locate in this city. The concern will
start out with a hundred and fifty
men in its employ Two OF the board
will 20 TO where the present plant is
now located and thoroly Investigate
their elaims.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

Mason Fruit Jars. strong
shoulder. l-pint size; the
SOu;hern's price, doz- csc
l-quart size, the Southern's
price, doz. ...........75e
.-gallon size, the South
ern's price, doz. ..... soc
l-quart tin Fruit Cans, the
Southern's price, doz. .7jc
Fruit Jar Cap, priced, the
COZ. ..............-... 35c
Fru,' Jar Rubbers, priced,
tne 0OZ. .............. .IOc
SECOND FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Reverb Moulded Hose

1t is guaranteed and will prove satisfactory in every
respect. Three sizes-112, Is and "a. Cut in any
length to suit customer; complete with connections.
Priced, per foot .ISc, I9c and 2Oc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
OUR GRNNDFATHERs

dreu,hed horses for cole. That was
the old way which was uncertain and
unsafe FarrIF collie Remedy doe
away with drcuohiup SIS applied on
NE horses tongue with "a dropper
which comes packed lu each bottle.
Get u today We guarantee D. Sold
ty Kendall Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
Extra Specials for Mondays Selling

2l2-quart Wear-Ever Aluminium Sauce Pan, $125 value
Family Spring Scales "a pounds by ounces with SCOOP the
Sl65 value, the Southerns sale price ......... CSC
Gray Enameed Wash Basin size 80, the Southerns sale
price Observation-Disclosures. II I9c
good grade of toilet paper, rolls for ....,..5c
No Galvanized Wash Boiler $3.50 value the Southers
Infants Porch Swings made Of heavy canvas comfortable
and safe child can't fall out the Southern's price csc
FLOOR
Market and Lunch Baskets
great variety to select from; splnt rush and willow
baskets goods of excellent quality at lowest prices
Priced up from I5c
SECOND FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17

Tt. .sr- Interested parsons .- 't-
,raer.1 l: t1s.t tlres Is l-r-e-t
--1- BE fs.er- Ererts more
r-- fH u.-tt 90 E.s rr.-
ua.r- ls PAD lr ~ l-s a.al
--r- Gaze = F-rf.r t.~ perm
..-crr. p t.e t- 1'i ze- '-r.t
.lt Hr -e- ere. .aAcrt Dee ras l-
..r-e- g.t H- makes -o I-----
-.-lrr-s TIE -1-srf - -t income
..-.. of 20 'le l.st. ..s....1 2
-- -s f-r.s
Fars.su - % bachelor ana l-s Erg--
ts-.1l f1r .rtsE-l.y and totfle'1 lt
4fr..s.t l5- E-ars "s-rr- rn-f-t
ar. 'a. ncrFsr-fora- tarFa- -s -s~1
fI aI-r orly r.r ts Sleep ii- fas
rar1sro4s relations Lac .- t.e e-i
~ Elt 1elt. fney viii iIne-l' r-s r-p-
l.Is 4rsreaE ~ es'ate b. iar 1 -
sr.,sr. te has Irt ssf i---e s..-
rt- INDICATED alg l+--fe o. pro llt
81. ts-aufa.y for D. rs.-tlslf. r-,A
whom D. steBs ~ r-.5 e.e-fns
sU. rfl-.ee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
TOYLAND

Books for boys and girls.
Well-known titles, such as
Black Beauty, Grimm's Fairy
Tales, Alice in Wonderland,
Mother Goose Rhymes, Good
Citizenship, Pilgrims Prog
ress and others.
Toy Carpet Sweeper, priced
at ............ 4oc
Sparklers, priced ... &c
Cap Pistols. priced -. .I0c
Repeating Canes, price e d
at ..........I .IOc and I5c
Balloons, priced at ... 25c
Jump Ropes, priced .. .I5c
Toy Carts. priced. .... .I5c
SECOND FLOOR)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
CALVARY BAPTIST HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL. MEETING
hurrh uuui,Ir> H. budget. t;nisiur
i"'ni OF SG.1"0-Nrm Drarons


Galway BAPTIST Church. ct Which
KEY. Carter Ashton jenkins IL pas on
doubled ITS budget III 1915 raisiu.: =,
total "f f".5"o !, was reported at the
'"hu't business meeting al TN" church
n"Id Wednesday, night. Sine" Mr.. .i.n-
sins h"""n" pastor yearly four years
az" n" has conducted twenty -scv.u re-
NiN"iS and bc"u instrumental in add
inS l." h'S Owu and other >church.s
1913 members. Nor" ;.--,u %"o mem
beIs w"r" received into Calvary
CHURCH IN Tia" year just closed
i'"'""ns WEI" elected AT tho ncctiu.
us follows. Professor George H. Zen
nett. II. ~. 'ottrols. e. T. ii,rtz. t. =.
Morris. l.. W. Gardner. H. W Tyl"r.
w J.. tyler and !. T.. Little. TIA" other
d"a""nS of Ill" church. who's" terms nf
Office viii expire next January. arc
II. g. King. i'hilip y Krtz.r. W. II.
Sampson and g NJ SeIph T. H. COOP
"r waH elected church clerk and Wi.
nam h"r"- assistant clork. William
l.. rylor was re-"lcct,d church treas
ur"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
Offers Solution
TO Thin People
Says Threc-Grain Hypo-Nuclane
Tablets Increases Weight
Steadily.
New Theory of NutSition Brings
Revolution to Anaemic Folks.

A SCIENTIST evolved a theory and
proceeded to demonstrate it 20 be
fact. The theory involved nutritive
processes for thin. bloodless. nervous.
acncnc people The red corpusclcs
OF the blood must be increased before
weight or flesh can be formed on
skinny" folks. A salient extract from
the yolk OF eggs, combined with hypo-
phosphitcs iron, and simple vegetable
tones. actually solved the problem.
The process is intricate, but the re-
suits arc purely beneficial. These lit
tie tablets taken with your meals. aid
digestion. increase nutrition and force
new blood and tissue building mate
rails into the nutritivc channels with
consequent increased absorption and
retention for building flesh. They do
it, these tablets, but weigh before be-
ginning and one or two packages will
convince the most skeptical. Sold by
druggists at 90 cts, or direct from The
laboratories Of The Blackburn Prod
ucts, Co, Dayton, Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
ST. CECILIA CONCERT
Chorus I" Give i~ srrond ANNUAL
Musical Entertainment at JcGcr-
son auditorium, To- Might

Assisted by Marcus kellerman. bari
tone. and Mrs. Flora j. Van Ripper. ac-
companist, the ST Cecilia Chorus viii
give ~ second concert to-night. at
$50 O'Clock, in the Jefferson Audi
turiun.
Under ,hs direction Of + FiaN;n-.
ton Harker. prsanist and choirinustei
OF 81 fsSiis Episc"pa! Church. who
organized the chorus and has rencarscI
~ Sino" its foundation. marked prog
reSS has been made since it's FIRST con.
cert given last season Opportunity
10 observe this progress and the gen
Graz attainment of the chorus viii be
gwen the audience Tonight by the
interesting program arranged bN Nj,
h"rktr ui particular interest. a. vel!
as d!f,uitE are tn. Two groups of
RUSSIAN part songs and jhc japanese
SUITE, composed hy Mi. 'iarkcr ana IN
"trih"H 10 the chorus
NJ. h"!"iInan's numbers embrace :.
va" variety. ranging from tho
Pra%"r from Moussoresky's BORIS
foaunow Ia simpl. English songs
Tie concert is given FOR tn. benefit
"f IN" Nurses settlement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
MonOlorist Tops Lyrics Hili.

Frank Mullane. singer OF songs and
teller OF droll tales. aud Ray J.. Royce.
character deiineator. redeem the rather
commonplace vaudeville offering which
holds the Lyrics boards for the week
'nd. Eddie Riley ANA Charles Heating
re-cniorced by five girls present The
Froiickcrs. loosely jointcd musical
ana comedy wafer III which the comedy
ana music are mostly absent; ono Of
me men IS an agile dancer. ana as long
as nc works the piece keeps anoat
Rowiey and Tointoa open with a
weII-don" novelty dancing review, and
fegEy Bremen and brother close with Z,
good ladder alancinc turn
Roycc's character sketches arc full
OF quiet hum"r ana satire. and his hf-
tecn-ininute entertai nment is thing
or JOY. Mullane's singing is natural
and unaffected, and tho audience was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
TERRORlZES MANY PERSONS
Escaped Convict Rohs House aud Fires
at POhsr In Augusta
tOunty.
MISUNDERSTANDING. "A

Understanding. VA. january 25
An escaped convict has been ter
rorizng the residents Of Eastern Au-
Gusta County. and is supposed TO he
headed towards !iarrisonhErC on
Monday night the man robbed tho home
Of Arthur koincr. AT crjmora. carry
inG off a gun. an oNcrcoat. several suits
OF clothing. shoes and other articles
The convict then left his striped
clothes In the barn nearby set fire
80 the building and made away. Sew
cral horses and some cattle persisted in
tho flames. The loss was about Slo. 600
4 posses caught sight Of the man.
and there was AN exchange of shots.
the man escaping. 4 companion Of
the man was captured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
Pretty unh," Is soMn SHOW.

Us easy enough To understand why
the strand Thea 81 - doing Tia, busi-
mess oi ITS choCEeied youu- career
this week us bccaus. "iT"tty Baby
Is th best popular-prIcc show the Town
has sccu ~ years. ~ matter OF
lac' II IS a popu!a"-price show be-
caps. popular prices ar. charged 10
.ec -, from Gcud many other yicw-
points. II ~ VIII qualified 90 .har-e
unpopular prices and get away WITH
IL. one OF those VI. wpomts IL that it
Is iar brighter sHappicr. funni"r ana
more entertaining tuan aozeus that
haN" charged thos. unpopula!' prices at
"thrr theaters-and haven't got away
.imm. Hodges il All sorts % a
comedians. pri:,cipal!y OF his own svi..
~ that he - orig inal. besides that. he
s Im uucommonly clever singer OF
comic songs: besides that. he is a.
UrSJ tenor who can 80 sky-hootin2 IN
any whar" ne pl"ascS. and besides tat
3ud 81 addition TO all that and com
niHinG the whole thing, he is a pro-
hucer who knows how and whore to
get capable people, give them some
thIhG 10 do aud see That they 10 IL win
vim aud energy
Pretty BABY" II ,i.cre were many
more ~ home like you. they could take
nwnE even our on. quart aud leave us
happy. - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
Announces Song Program,

Songs for tie High School az MIN
"teIS.y. the first part "f til, EIks
minstrel show which Will bo presented
al inc Academy OF Music on February
ana >. were announced Yesterday by
COY Eoweu. the director. AS follows.
How Every Little Thin. in Dixie
sidney Clay; Turn Back The Uni
verse Charles o'ConQeil: When Die.
Send Nc TO My Ma. Earl Humphreys
Good Bye. Good Luck God F;lcss
You. Jack Dancnbraugh. some !:cau-
uful Morning You'll Find Ne Gone.
Charles Vaughn: "Th res a Long. Long
Trail Hugh G. BuGp; Tray for the
Lights 10 Go out" Billie Burke: ';Dowu
Deep in - Submarine. Ray : f;ugI
When You and Wore Young Mar-
cic." ana "Somowhcce q Voice Is call
ing Joseph Whlitomorc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
~ Daughter Of tho Gods"

Even tho fact that the end If the
week Is At hand has caused no di,ninu.
ton "a IN" interest shown ih "a Dough
"i the Gods tho big picture in which
Annette k.l!ermann is starred a: The
Hij"u Thca'er Regardless OF The
story involved tn. Spectacular and tho
beautiful elem rntS OF tho picture con
tlnue TO draw crowds TO both Of tho
ga ny performances. the 'cnjoymcnt OF
which is materially increased In. no
playing OF tho large orchestra carried
bs the production Fine as "Neptunc's
Daughter" was, The William Fox film
makes the former vehicle for III" dis
play OF Mis- keliermanns talents seem
one-rec1"r. Two performances to-
DAY ana wv" tomorrow brin= tho en-
gaGcncnt to a close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
bradley -. johnson.

Bradley :. Johnso:l. sou OF General
Bradley T Johnson. Of MARYLAND died
suddenly Yesterday morning at /
o'clock III his home al Tuckahoc. i'm
old.
Nh johnson is survived by hi, wifr
VINO was Miss Mamie Ru;horfoord. ana
one son. Bradley :. johnson. Jr.. of
i"nn's Grove. Pa. He was a brother
!n-iaw Of tho lat" IN. George Bon
Johnston. ana his widow is a Sister If
MIS-. Geors" Ben Jolinst"u. and Of Judge
John rutherford Of tho Ninth In
diciai circuit. The cody viii bo taken
u EaltimOre for hMrin, ;o.nnrrnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
not satisfied Yesterday until he com
nlich with The dcmAnI for am nmcnrc.
Y. w. c. A. HOLDS ANNUAL
MEETING AND BANQUET
Miss Florence Brown. of WnShint. ton
SpcRi>s To More 'rhun 800 Rich
nOnd Women.

Miss Florence Grown. al Washingtuu.
-. g.. Delivered the principal address
last might before more than 900 women
At ;lic annual business ncctinp aun
banquet OF In" Richmond Young
Noncu'S Christian Association Mis-,
Marriott" y. Smith. general secretary or
inc Richmond association. also SpCkc.
ana Miss katharine ii. Halves, the
pr"Sid"n;. actod AS tuaatmaster. Mrs.
/ l.. Conquest aud y. W. MaricnStrifi
sang solos.
On recommendation of the committees
on revision. the association changed;
us constitution to make tho officers
hp!d terms Of three wears and have
one.third elected evc..y year
directors OF tie Richmond asso"fa-
tiuu elected Ian, ,,;,.i,, .r 80 .l,..,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
BOY KILLED BY TRUCK
i"d itidi"r ON Hir,rI. Fall. nhrr
Wheels Of Vehicle NJ
DnnriIIr.
IsneeIal g The Timcs-D ispatcI

itANVii-.E. Va. January 25.--Ever-
''' vernon. aged thirteen, messenger
boy. Was run over and crushed to death
today by heavy automobile truck
driven nv tlarence podsou. . negro
rG.h twenty-five.
The boz was coming across the stree,
.'Hr hridS" on " bicycle when he was
pfcrtauIcd by The truck. AZ II came
abreast, according IL Witnesses. the lad
s'rctChrd out his hand ana tried to
grasp tn" .-!e with the evident inten-
ton OF being drawn across the ncoring
az the bridge. lie had hardly touched
TIA" truck when his bicycle si<dd ed
and he was thrown beneath the wheel
IIc died In five minutes
Coroner &. &. Hudson heard the
statements OF witnesses and Dodson
aud decided not to hold an inquest
nodsor is under $1,000 bond TO he IN
court ON Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
ATTACKS PRESS CENSORSHIP
riticism Nndc by Socialist Dcput, i'm
IhnmiIrr OF Deputies M
Paris.
iHy hssociated Press.

PARIS. January 25.--An attack upon
tho press censorship was made in the
Chamber of Deputies to-day by Alex
andre Blanc, Socialist deputy. Re-
plying to Deputy Blanc, Premier Briand
declared that country where the lib
crty of the press was suppressed would
lac II country without. liberty.
"T}ut we arc at war" lie continued,
'and some sacrifices must be accepted
evan in the domain OF thought 4 cen
sorsliip is necessary. Assurcdly there
arc risks of abuse but this comes about
through the complcXity OF the organl-
zation OF this institution"
Deputy Rlanc's request to the cham
her for leave to continue the dscus-
sion was rejected by vote OF 3o3
TO 1fIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

GOtDoNSNILLE. VA. January 45.-
The funeral Of Mrs Mary Long Haley.
wifi" Of Rev. l.. !. Haley y ~. who
died at her home. ia Mineral. on sun
day morning, was held from the Min
"rai Baptist Church. OF which sh. had
b"cn an ac,iv. member for many years.
on Tuesday morning The services
Wei" conducted by her pastor. Rev e.
{. DAVIS assisted by Rev. j. NJ. Eca
dies. of Madison Run. Rev. G r
Thrift. pastor OF tne Methodist church
At Louisa. aud Rev. :. T.. preuiiss rec
tor OF tn" church or the Incarnation.
Mlnoral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

Special to The Times Dispatch
iiAtRtSONBCRG. VA. January -
Miss Susie T.. Stephenson, sixty-hy"
years old died suddenly Ola Tuesday i'm
Washington Of 3popl"NS Til" body
WIS taken To GIcuwood iiighian.I
county. for burial ,"-daN. Her father
was Adam Stephenson. for many years
treasurer of Highland County \
brother. John W. Stephenson. is a mem
Der of the Virginia House OF Dele
gates. Another brother. oscar stephen
son. lives at Meadow Dale. Highland
County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

G. w. Crump, of 1914 East Main
street. reported tn the police ycstcr-
day the loss OF Il Ford roadster. The
machine was taken from near the cor
ucr Of Tenth and Bank Streets yes
tcrda! afternoon
\. =. I.iilcy, Of J0i North Tenth
street reported TO the police that his
Ford touring ear had been stolen near
10 o'clock last night, from Seventh and
tii.lCc SircctS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
Funeral OF uc,. =. II. walker.

special u The Times DiSpat .h.l
WTTIiENlf.iE. VA. January -
The funeral OF Rev. j l;nud"lrr
Walker. VIII" died in charlottesville
on Tuesday. took piac" at 81 Ptul'g
Methodist church. here this afternoon.
Mr.. walker was = retired minister of
the Iinlston Conference. H." was buried
in the East End Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

Frank Trcc, near Louisa. Sh" Was
eighty four years olI. Sh. Was buried
on saturday AFTERNOON at Tia" old Tgicc
home. near Ribbon. in Louisa County,
the services being conducted by her
pastor. Rev. 4. =. Thrift
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

Special 10 The ,iiucs- Dispatch
NCHBURG. VA January o.
MisS Emma Davidson. :: member OF y
prominent ApponattoN County family
died at her home near Spout Spriu-.
on Wednesday. Slc VAS a sister OF
Thomas o. Davidson. and Of the late
Rev. !. G. Davidson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS
wide Variety In Howe. Pictures.

Lyman II. iiowc's Travel Festival
mas b"con" = sort OF institution. which
attracts not only chronic thcat"r.oors
hui hunGr"uS who never go 10 the tho
at"i except FOR the purpose Of s.~in..
whcr" Howe has been since ih"y hast
read ms pictorial diary The current
series of pictures, shown at the Ncsd
enN of Music last might. and to be
shown twic" to-day and twice TO-
morrow. embraces a wide variety Of
SUBJECTS. Whether tho series ia as
interesting ~ usual. or seems less out
oi The ordinary than Howes pictures
generally are. depends entirely Oh the
personal equations.
Tn" first part of the program * fc3-
iur"d by number Of views in Yosc-
NIAGARA Falls "a wintcr. There are
By experts. Of insects and of microbes.
while the travel element liz represented
AIS" by come scenes from a French
ston" quarry Far more important. at
ici$t as part of a travel festival, ie a
series OF pictures Of the MsNsOn cXpc-
diton INTO the Antarcii" Though most
81 the scenes pictured have been i1ad..
more or less generally familiar IN char
dctcr by other Polar pictorial reDrc-
sensations. some ia which what IS said
10 be The windicst plHc" ON earth is
portrayed arc or peculiar interest
studies OF brus and Of animals are.
followed by movies OF :. new French
submarine. and by Il rather extended
ana m"noton"us reproduction Of motor
races in tho mountains of pcnuSvl-
vania There are coInparatiy.Iv few
comedy pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

bee appointed As follows:
i h@:aTnt9;s Nom i1r ,,, Mrs G + MaIf".h
C Sne, Eyer Lunch Room Mrs ". IS
Educational Ans. II 7 AI,ey
Extension. Miss IuIid Cone
Finance, Mrs. IL " i.iss.tt
House and Administration Mrs = II.
Library. Mrs : t Aetcar
MeiHbershir. Nr, 3. r Robinson
PhEsiiesl D@rrr,nieut. M'.s Eiiaabe:h Rich
ReiisIou, work. Sir. Il p M,yul
k:s, , k22m Mf, u B.F=cr
Vocational. Mrs. :. n f!isnop.
Girls Work. Mi-s y ''ttGoru. cross
Reports show that the Young
Woncn's Christian Association in Rich
inond in 1916 had i to,al general mem
bership Of 1907. The total attendance.
a, TN" gymnasium waa SGSg and at
the swimming pvol >.Gl7 The voca-
tional department found positions for
ISL total of 27I.ia6 meals wcr,
served At thu cafeteria In the central
association building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26
LOVE OF COUNTRY To BE:
EMPHASIZED IN SCHOOLS
Committee Prepares Plan go BE Sub
mittcd to National Sccu-
rity League.
DIR. CHANDLER is y MEMBER
superintendent Of Richmond Schools
Meets Several Noted Educators in
Washington City-Favor Military
framing In Schools.

ltr. J. y. g. Chandler, superintendent
eft III" i;ichnoud public Sci,uole. re-
TUNED from Washington Yesterday.
Hii"r n conference with tho other
in"inhcrS rf :, committee OF irty promi
E'nt American educators aud huSi'.Cs IS
mon. at which plans wcr" worried out
for Installing patriotism into tho school
children of the country The rcror,
VII hc submitted at 10 o'cloc!i .hiS
morning TO ;hc National SECURITY
League. ana it 10 though, that It vii!
hc adopted without alteration
He orisina, draft Of the plan Was
i';twu up by "a subcomniiti"y. On
posed or DR. Albert BUSHNELL Hart. -.
Harvard University: Supcrlut ndent
sen Hewitt. Of the city schools OF St
Louis: Professor J. y. Moran. of -.
pnuw University. and -. Chandler
The con'nicter WIS appointed a mouth
ago hy tho directors Of the Natic nal
security League.
Patriotism. accordiuc 20 -. ccmr.'t-
i"e. Is shown not in the l,urrahS whicl!
greet the Fourii: Of july orator and
not entirely ia the armies ~ citizen.
who died, for their country rho plan
~ ;hc committee win aim I" build up
N tic child desire 10 serve his coun-
Try IN time or pence bv WORKING hon
"s'ly AMI industriously and eavilI
his money. as well ~ In ;im" OF war
u" lighting foreign enemies.
Will. MtI>E: GENERAL
APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE
I" further it, program Of patriotic
EDUCATION. The Nat.oHal Security League
is raising sGJo,obo. II is sale The
league expects to stir IN patriotic dc
votion immcdiatelT in the l,r-sent gen
grafton by its campaign. ana % de-
Nr'op more intense and wholesome
patriotism in The citizens Of IL" tuturc
in carrying our SIS pr.rpos" the leaEu.
VIII appeal "a every teachers associa-
Ton IN tho country. every fratcrEul or
ganizatiou. every Rotary club and
every labor union.
The committee will eutili: The rec
"ninendation t" tHc Natioaa, Security
League this morning tina, create, en-
phatis "" placed in schools on Amer
ican hcroca Their live: should be
Htufic'. acco' 'irt !" the committee
"i'h = view to hrinrnp out no, 80
much 'h"i military ana political
:lorics hut their acts u 1"hility ana
H:lf-sacr'hc". Tho report recommends
Hlso. that. more attention sc Given in
bohools 20 TIL" Study OF ciNicS
I.cG;nr:shjps on American history
aud government Should DO established
In every normal school ir the couu-
Try by tho E1tiourl Security League.
'Ec report declares Tie plan Is a.
Lay" rweuty lectures rfroa IN each
"houl each Year ln ord". =, ilspir.
n" iutur" toI"hcrs wi'h wi"ioson.
l,.iiiciisrr
Tie rrn""t urges n. ptroduction OF
ntliiar. training. such As ,ha, At John
'ierShHll liigh Sol uo ina every pr.-
rar",ory school and hi"h echool ia M.
country Tho final section % tn,
LIAM advocate The establishments q.
N"taton"l Scho"lS 40 All cities as a
W""nr ~ attaining Industrial prepat-
'"n"H' '"r a poss!bl. conflict
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VI. j.. NrGuiESun.

Spcciai to I'll. Times Dispatch
iiEArIiSNiLLE.. VA. January Ii
NJ. j. Mc';uiSEan. aged eighty years
died on sunday night at his h"u" IN
EIiriicidS.
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Married in Washington.

y marriage license was issued yes
icr,lay in Washington for Thomas \.
Ligon and Miss Ncttic w. Bowers, both
of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-26

Special TO The Times dispatch
FIsEl)ERlckSEtKG VA. January
25.--Gilbcrt Godfrey. son OF MI. ana