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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

telegraph news up to 800 every afternoon and hence
tans the editions of the Portland papers sent here
do not have. Moral, TRY Salem first" and remember
the Capital Journal is always the first
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

with admiration for his nerve They tax us more each
are all such slaves of fear meekly pay our hard
earned cash. In public prints we make wall for sym
pathy make bid but dares to go to JAIL as
mans books forget his toll with ak and rake may for
get the sylvan hooks which he roamed by Walden lake.
but let us be so lax as to forget this splendid tale
Before he'd pay robber tax the heromartyr went to
iail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

The Capital Journal was the street last night with
the Of the overthrow Of the Russian government be-
fore any of the Portland papers, and as these were
printed about o'clock their not the latest
ceved It may be stated too that they did not have the
story of the failure of the railroad managers and brother
hoods to agree and the announcement the strike would
certainly take place scheduled The Journal gets the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

Our governor reasons along some rather queer lines.
abolition of capital punishment on crime he stated that
"crme has not increased since the abolition of capital
punishment Murder has not increased" Then he adds:
Il inclined to believe the fear of capital punishment
has wholesome effect upon persons planning murder"
The governor must base his belief on something other
than his observations he says exactly the contrary
as to the facts of what he states as his belief.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16
POLICEMEN
LETTER CARRIERS
DRIVERS

and other workers who must
haze enduring strength, take
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

The business men have at last taken matters in their
own hands to establishing free ferry and it will
materiaize The only mistake they made in not do
ing this when the bridge was first condemned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-16

CHARLES II. FISHER
Bditor ana Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
WRETCHED
ON RISING IN
THE MORNING
Sometimes Felt Like Vomiting
After Mcnls-Had Lost APP
petite and Felt Badly
All Over.

II suffered from ca,arrh II tho
stomach and was troubled with nausea
part'cuIarlN nttar eating. and lHry
often would vonit ms meals. ! used
TO feel wictched. especially on rising
in III" morning. and was frequently
troublcd with severe headaches. had
LOST weight and had ~" appetite when
hrst began tahiug famine on the
recommendation ~ = friend. Since
taxing three bottles OF this wonderful
medicine ! feel better than have for
"A long. long time and much stronger
and better than in many. many montl,s.
II worked wonders for me. and though
AS an iron worker my work i@ heavy,
Tanlac has made nc feel "Gu.l to il
AT all times. and | consequently CON
'idcr Tanlac the tonic o! III" ae"" de-
ciared John Kirby. 7o7 South Hc,l.
icrc street. Richmond
Catarrhal acCrctions o~liuging to tho
intestinal lining cause food 70 become
cloEgcd. fcrm"ut and generate foul.
poisonous gases. causing on" 10 be sick
10 tho stomach. Have VOMITING. b.lcb-
ing. rassy spolls. hcadachcs aud kin
dr"d ailments Arising from THIS co,n.
mon cause.
The ahv,c. o, thousands 90 r.c,Io
-. take Tanlar and remove tho c,,Isc
Cleanse tho Intestinal trnc, of ,h,s
accumulation and stop This constant
dripping Of UHcous roul breath.
- '''''''1S' |lhHlE''''pi.
constipation, loss az appetite. cnc,ry
and weight arc some O fthc .ynp,otus
winch IndiCat" plainly that :. T.n!ac
treatment is advisable.
surely n" on" can expect 10 property
digest food foo! good or york vel,
when thor stomach is in = aliiny.
c!"Sgcd aud nasty condition plainly
indicated By tainted breath. vomiting
spells and similar symptoms. 80, y
dollar bottle 81 Tanluc at TraArs
Drug store. Sl1 East Broad street. a,
FOLK Millcr's Drug store, s3t I:as,
Main street or Iho east BROAD, or -,
~lhSSctt's Drug store. at III" corner Of
Third and Broad street,. Tho above
TOUR stores ar" Exclusive dia'rihu,nra
az T"n)ac IN Richmond. Make no NJ.
tempt 10 secure Tanlac clA"Wicy. an
Richmond. Naulac " good alro for
ch'dr"h with weak >tomachs. Try 4,
AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
APPLY LA CREOLE
IF HAIR IS GRAY
DarkenS Your Gray Hail
Evenly-StOps DandruiI.

The famous La Creole Hair Dressing
been used FOR the laat 80 years ny
}naen and women 20 really restore ,hcir
ssray, streakcd uitn gray. IreiUatuIcly
srray or faded hair 10 That even, dark
and lus,cr thor hair rscd 20 hc
other hair preparations or dirty
&dyes, La Creole rrvives the natural
@rolor glands 10 activity, SO that nftcr
III few applications OF LA Creole 70 hair
gand scalp you Will he delighted 20 OBJ
Eserye nil your gray hair gradually
dark and all vour hair taEing
con that luster. freshness. fufinesa and
f~thicknesB and even. darh tou" your
kkair used TO have. II is = fact tina, not
ESyen a trxce OF gray shows after treat
&fYrent with La Creole Bair Dressing.
&Kity druggist can Easily supply YOU. Ia
hsrsole also stops dsndrun and Calling
Ear, and causes new hair 10 aprout all
s&fyer your head. No aye, Harmless ana
To apply Sold on "a money
rack guarantee Tragic rrug store,
as~ent-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
FIRE SWEEPING VILLAGE
NEAR WASHINGTON TO-DAY
Hcrnhnn. Va. Us Threatened by Flames
in business Observation-Disclosures
communication Severed.
to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

~ iafAe - - l'h ~ lal
WASHINGTON, March "3.-Roports
received early this morning from Hcrn-
don, Va. a town Of 100 population. on
the Washington and OLD dominion
hallway. located about Twenty-Five
that a nre WAS sweeping the business
section Of the village ana threatened
{" destroy all business buildings and
dwellings on the west side OF the rail-
way.
\ call had heen sen; 10 nearby
towns for fire apparatus. and shortly
after midnight special cars were sent
Icy the Washington and Old Dominion
Ia transport the chemical engines from
Clarendon. FANS Church and Vienna.
The telephone exchange was one OF
the first buildings to he destroyed
cutting iierndon off from communica-
ton with other communities.
The l~icrndon National Bank and Z.
!" Eohey's drug store were among the
buildings included in the list OF build
inGs burned. These are located in the
heart OF the town, amid the largest
stores and most pr%etentious residences.
Located in the block with the bank
were W. OF the largest Merchandise
stores, ONE conducted by a. T. Walker
and the other owned by Mcguire Bros
The cause OF the fire WAS 40; in
Guided in the meaSer reports tina,
reached Washington from other towns
located near lIcrndon.
The railway, running through the
town and dividing It. may save n por-
tion OF both the residential and bust.
ness districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March g.
Henley Hubbar I'd. aged about twenty-six
years. died this afternoon at tho home
Of his mother. Mrs. Emma Hubbard.
near Fort M~agruder. after II months
illness of typhoid fever. Mr.. Hubbard
was taken sick at Richmond College.
where he was n law student and was
brought to his home hero in tho early
stage OF his illness. MIR. Hubbard was
born in York County and was a son Of
the late +. l.. hubbard "a prominent
lawyer and leading citizen, lie is sur
vivcd by his mother. one brother
Douglass Hubbard, and several hall
brothers. among the latter being
Charles and Fred Hubbard, OF War
wick County. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been completed. but
burial probably Will be by the side Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
NERVOUS SPELLS
And Combination Of Troubles Relieved
by II Combinnt ton OF Medicines.

\ quotation from one recent letter:
IL HAY" been taking Hoods Sar
In and Pcptiron Pills An Il oursc OF
medicine and find this combination has
wurkcd like Il charm. They told mo 7
had neuralgia. and certainly ] was in "a
very low and discouraging state OF
health. suffered extremely with
nervousness and had neuralgia pains
SO could not sleep nights.
"rh"s nervous spells were awful.
IL heard about taking Hoods Sarsa-
parillu and Pcptiron Pills--onc before
meals. the other aftcr-the suggestion
struck Inc favorabIy SO that I have
taken the medicines carefully and
faithfully with most pleasinGTcSults.
1T is Il long time now since ! have
had ono OF these severe nervous spells.
I can dc a good days housewOrk. can
work in my garden and walk "A mile"
Mrs. Fred j. Wccklcy. BaGdad. Fla.
Your drurSiS, will he pleased to
supply you with these good medicines.
At-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
EVEN BITTERs PROHIBITED
Confessions OF Men who DRINK TOO
Deeply of Medicine Lends ~ Arrest
Of Former Police Ohlccr.

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatchl
DANNlLf.E. VA. March :2.--Jamcs
Shields. a former police officer OF
Chatham. was to-day Indicted by the
County Court grand jury for selling
II popular brand bittcrs. Thomas White
head, assistant to Prohibition Commits
sioner Peters. secured evidence which
was laid before the grand jury.
Shields. II is said. opened up a small
ountry store near Chatham and laid
in a large supply Of medicine: also a
few food products generally sold at
stores. This X the first case OH record
where an indictment has been re-
turned charging the sale Of this brand
Of bittcrS. The announcement created
no little interest here.
Shields is forty years of &C.. and
married. lie has been liberated on
his own recoSnizance for his appear
ance before the court at the next term.
The authorities have for some time
been at Il loss to know now to stem
the increasing sale OF The bittcrS, and
numbers OF men arrested in AN intoX-
icated condition have confessed that
this was the source Of their trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
GIVEN THIRTY DAYS
Fountain Fleming Draws Jail Sentence
for Transporting Whisky
From Washington.

Fountain Fleming. colorcd. pleaded
guilty yesterday in the Hastings Court
70 . charge OF transporting whisky
from Washington 20 Richmond. con
trary 10 the prohibition act. and his
punishment was itNcd at thirty days
i'm jail and q fine OF $50 and costs.
Claude Meeiiius, also colorcd. was fined
81" and costs Tor drinking in a pub
lc place. Joe Brandon. colored. was
acquitted OF a charge Of illegally
Transporting ardent spirits.
The trial Of Charles l." T;rocEwell,
accused OF n~onsupport. resulted IN a
hung jury.
Walter l!aSland. co,ored. was sent
TO Jail for three months for petit lar
ccuH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

BRISTOL, VA, March 22.-Earlc T..
HuntSman. sccrctary-trcasurcr of the
Huntsnan brothers Company, whole
sale groccrS. and one OF the wcalthicst
young men OF bristol. died to-day af-
ter Il brief Illness. lie was a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. I~Iuntsnan. and
was t~wenty-SiH years of age. \ ear
ago he married Miss Scraphina Ken
drick. a dauGhtcr Of Postmaster FL
bert s. kendrick, of Bristol. Va. Ills
widow survives him. Tho funeral will!
be conducted from State Street Mctho-
dist Church ut . o'clock Friday after
noon. Dr. j. stewart frcnch or Knox
willie. VIII come to Bristol to conduct
the funeral services. and viii be as
sisted by Or. john {. Orr, pastor OF the
local church The body Will he buried
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
AT the Movies To-Day

ODEON - To-day. Wilfrcd Lucas,
In "a Love Sublime." md n TrinnEIe
comedy.
BIZ C-TO-duy. "rhe Prison
without Wallis burton Holmcs
traEclUEuc aud u Paramount comedy.
SIS To-day. Clara ktmbnit
N0unS. In 'Camiilc." aud a Key
stone comedy.
COL0NIAI.-ro-day. Jonn sawyer,
In "I.Orc's LAW"
IRA ND-To-day, ''Thc Witchfng
Hour"
To-day. Nnikrctn, In
"IIiddcn Valley" and "Pntria."
IL I. L u II ! Il D-ro-dRy. ~"Sntarfs
Private Door, RG~ "rhc Pcrlls of
the Secret Service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Alfred T.. w'att,.

Alrs. Nora Lee Watts. wife OF Alfred
l.. Watts. superintendent Of the Tray
elerS' BurdinG. died yesterday morn
lnG at ii o'clock at her home, 1907
l-lttiepage street. She leaves her hus-
band and seven children. Alfred r.. Jr.
Nora Lee. Horace William. Nelson
i~larpncss. Woodrow Wilson, Alice Lo-
r"tta and Josephine Ida Watts. She is
also survived by her father and mother.
y. y" and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill. and hy
ioui sisters aud three brothers.
The funera! will take place from,
the Paramount Avenue Methodist
Church at ! o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
Mrn. SnIIIc T.. Cnrr.

Especial To The Times Uispatch.l
CliAltLoTTESNILLE VA. March -.
Mrs. Sallic T.. Carr. aged seventy.
tw" years. wife or BERNARD @. Carr. of
Moorman's River. this county. is dead.
after Il long illness. Mrs. Carr before
marriage vas Miss Saliic Ballard.
daughter OF tho late William T.. BAL
lard. OF Crozct. Va. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by the following
children: w. H., Thomas o., Samuel T..
and Misses Annie and Katie Carr, OF
ms county. and Mrs. W. L. McAllia-
tor. OF Mount Sidney, Augusta COUNTY.
She also leaves five brothers and one
sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

Watch for large article by Dr. i'crd-
intnd King. soon TO appear III this
ia per. entitled The Crying Need of tin.
Woman Of To-Day Is More Iron in Her
Blood" In this article rr. King cx-
plains why the modcrn American NO
man requires moro iron than she did
20 or so years ago. and shows how by
taking simple NuXate Iron. weak.
nervous. women may in
crease their strength, vitality and on
durancc 100 per cent in two weeks
time in many instances.
SiNatcd Iron. mme above by Dr.
King. i. for sHic ny Tragic Drug Co. Folk
Miller Drug Stnre. C~hildrey DRUG Ca. md
Mt good druggists OH an absolute guurantrr
Of success and satisfaction or your money
refundeu.-tdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
LYNN WOMAN WAS CONFINED TO
BED BY RHEUMATISM OF JOINTS
Enjoys Perfect Health Today After Suffering fortunes
From Disease That Deformcd Joints.
RELEASE O. CONSTANT PAIN
TOO WONDERFUL WORDS

Its really wonderful to be free
from pain at last, and how few who
do not suffer can realize what il
TO find relief" said Mrs. Will
liam Il. Itounscville. of II Cook
Street, Lynn. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
his father at olive Branch Church.
Miss Smile S.nit-

Especial to Th" Timcs-Dispatchl
I-l N~CllBUltG. VA. March Miss
Snllic Scott died ON Monday at her
home. at Gladys. after "a long illness.
She is survived by her parents, three
sisters and five brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

more medicine as my stomach was
very bad and | felt nothing would
ever help my rheumatism. However.
! started on N~ar-ne-sis and noticed il
and gradually the pain and stiffness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

Especial 10 rho Times Dispa:ch.I
tilAltLoTTESN1L1.; "A. March -.
Mrs. l.. +. Wilhoit, aged nincty-two
years, died yesterday at the homo Of
her daughter. Mrs. EStcllc Early. near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS


tutoteEHntF WV " bHsh
After the performances OF to-day and
tomorrow. the engagement of Grin1th's
Intolerance At the Academy OF
Music will come to an end. Concern
Ing some Of the actors in the big cast,
the management is interesting in its
comment:
Did YOU know that Sir Herbert
Beerbohm Tree appears as an extra i'll
one brief scene" Did YOU know tina;
Hopper was a part of one OF
the mobs. and that Douglas Fairbanks
Al pearcd in some Of tho scenes? They
did this just TO no in a picture which
they knew would he a worldwide SEN
sation. II WAS just n quiet tribute to
Inc great producer. ON the other hand.
there are ~unknownS II now are rcvcl-
ling in culoSistic criticisms. The most
remarkable case is that of Constance
TalnadGc. who. before she appeared in
Intolerance had never been heard OF.
AS the Mountain Girl she is second i'll
public favor only 10 MAJ Marsh. NJ
though Bessie Love. the bride OF Cana
is now we'll known, she had never
been heard OF when she was cast by
Mr.. Griffith for the scene OF the mar
riaEe at Cana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

These photos shoW Mrs. Noun.eyilIc
IN she was-nnd is to-day.
For more han - years SUI
fercd from rheumatism OF the joints.
AT first my joints were sore and stiff,
and the pain would travel from one
joint to the other. I paid very lit
tie attention to it. thinking the dis
nase would wear away. Gradually |
could feel the disease creeping from
every joint in my body was involved
and it vas with extreme difficulty
that | could get about.
My feet were SO sore and tender
that ! was unable to take more than
a few steps at a time. After sitting
any length of time | would have TO
have some one assist ME when at,
tempted to get up. because Of stiff
ness in my knee joints. | was un-
able to bend my knees. and only
with great effort could | lift my feet
over the dOOr sill.
"Finally, ! could stand it, no long
or. | was compelled to go to he'd and
remain there. only leaving tho bed
when someone would occasionally
carry me bodily To the dining-room.
| was helpless and suffering COW
stantly. even the weight OF the bed
sheet would be unbearablc.
"Var-nc-sis was recommended. but
! was determined not to takc any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
How the lyric Sizes Up.

v inc lyric SIkeS tPs
From the trapeZinE OF the girl In
the first number TO the Erass-shakins
or the girls in the last. the Lyrics
weekend ball is the conventional as
s~ortnlent There arc some good laughs
and some pleasing songs. however, for
which most OF the credit must 80 to the
men. The details are:
Celia Vail. With reference TO her
subtitle. Tho Aerial Venus" it must
no admitted that she is more Of an
aerialist than Il Venus. although she
is not without conclincss. Her stunts
are Of tho sort common IN tho summer
time between the hig top and tho saw
dust Of the circus tent.
D-Nan Bergen and Gosslcr. Both
men sing raCtime and love songs to
the accompaniment Of ono Of them
upon the piano.
E-liapry Jack Gardner and Com
pany. There arc numerous laughs to
the SNit. The War Zone all of which
como from Happy Jack himself. play
Ing the part Of = kentucky negro in
n rcd French uniform on - RclGian
battle field. In the presence Of the
bombproof soldier. even a cat mus,
grow dissatisfied at the fcwncss Of it's
nine lives.
F-Chicf Caupol!cjan. In tho toma-
hawk. feathers and blanket Of a
ciEa--storc Indian. tho chief sings and
cracks jokes in accepted vaudeville
form. His singing is easily the best
III the bill.
G-Ilcllo Honolulu Girls. They are
seven. ami arc attended by two men.
Til" scene shifts from tho Arabian
Desert 10 the beach At Waikiki. Tho
girls perform The same c~Nolutions. al
legged Hawaiian dances 10 quote Chief
Caur"li"isn. upon both terrains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

George Lodge at Disputanta. His home
was near Wavcrly.
Mr.. Newell is survived by his vito.
TWO brothers. j. S. Newell. of New
York City. and T.. u. Newell. OF iIamp-
ton. and ono sister. Miss Lois Newell
OF Richmond. lie WAS forty-ninc Years
old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
Funeral of w. s. Newell.

UT W. =. .NC"cTT.
The funeral of w. s. Newell who
died at SIS o'clock Wednesday even
Ing at ST. Elizabcth's Hospital. will he
held at | o'clock this afternoon in the
chapel OF BlRndford Cemetery. Peters
burg. The Petersburg Masonic Lodge
will have charge of the service. Mr..
Newell was a embe Of Prince
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
Thomn, q. Cnmnhcu

LfNClIBCItG. VA. March %
u. Campbell. aged scvcuty.nyc
died Yesterday At his home in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
What Every Woman
Should Know

Or. Ferdinand King, Nee York
physician and medical author, tells bly.
sicians that they should prescribe more
organic iron-NnHG.eG Iron--for their
pdtients-SdyS u cmi1--iron deficiency
is lie greatest curse to the health,
strength. t~itality and 6eoMty Of The mod
erH 4 mericdM TFom0n.-.S Sound, uarn-
ing against nSe Of metallic iron ulieh
may injHyc the teeth. corrode the Stomach
and do far moy harm than good; ddrises
use Of only nur0tec iron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

tho city. She is also survived by an
other daughter. Mrs. Alice sDulaney,
aud two sons. Mcssrs. II. T.. ana E. q.
Without.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

lea ne 50 that | could leave my bed.
My fingers Strengthened and my
knees no longer troubled me. am
to-day we'll and strong"
IF the reader Of this Is a sufferer
from rheumatism ! want them In
write me. ] Will take pleasure in
answering"
Send 20 w. 4. Varn"y, Lynn, Maee.,
for "a Word TO Skcptics." It's Free.
Get V~ar-nc-siS Now. to-day, al
fragile Drug Company and all reli-
able drugGists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
RETREAT FUND CLIMBS
TO TWO-F|FTHsOF TOTAL
with No Gift Over $500. Fourth
Days Canvass Brings
S10.326.25.
tMANY INDUSTRIES TO AID
opportunity Given to Employees Of
Factories and Wholesale Establish
ments to Make Contributions TO
Fund for New Hospital.

Fourth Days Totals
in Retreat Campaign
EsTeam totals:
"Red" division trrcnb.. $ 2.3:I.5O
"Nhttc" division ,wom-
en- ..... 3.6"I.50
.Blur" division omen and
.............. a.3"T.15
Received mt hospital vol
untary) $3.50
s Ofher special Sifts........ 1000
Total for day .SIO.a26.25
Previously reported ...... 44.4"S.t5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
New Irish Dress Linens

Linen Pongec, 81 inches
wide. in tho new blue. tan.
lavender, green. gray. white,
pink and black. Very silk
like, SOC yard.
Striped Linens, 80 inches
wide, in tan with blue
stripes. Very durable. SOC
yard.
Novelty Linen Suilings
aud Skirtings, In light tan
and white mixtures; 36
inches wide. soc yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23
HAVE CONTRIBUTED

!: The total number OF individual con
represented IN Yesterdays
&noon report was $50. as compare with
ga. the day before The total Of con
reported IN the four days Of
campaign Was i.035, or an average
tlper contributor of $3.50.
The board o! managers held rs week
thy meeting At The Retreat yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-23

CoIorcd handkerchief
Linen, sheer and soft, all
pure linen; beautiful shades
of rose, Nile, yellow. light
blue, French blue. lavender
and white, 500 yard.
NOn-Shrink Dress Linen,
Sc inches wide. soft and lus.
trous. In rich shades OF pink.
rose. light blue. French blue,
green and citrOn. St.OO
yard.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-04
carmen an leid)ten 3ablterminen.

9heilmeiie perbelierte uuo Ieidt FLAIR gu
mahenoe SFnrmen 5u ben fOlQenoen Seoin'
9ungen: $40 Nnaablun9 uno 50 BRO 8ohe
feline 3inien bis Die @dlfte be5abh lit. Bah.
Iun9en fDnneu n6dentIi6 poer mDnatIih,
lie iah 8eliebtn a~eleiitet nerbeu. Better
NderbOoen uuo nnbe bel giienbabnen. San"
9bnen cine game NrSabI upn 9euteu in
uno nm Ga @rOiie anQeben. Die idon qes
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