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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
TAKE TANLAC;;
TONES YOU UP
Makes >au Feel Like MARKING Sp,,J
Up Appetite aud digestion
Quickly.
MtkI:S THAT ON TIRED.
WORKOUT FEELING, iJ:SSI.


When mnn gets down in the rnou,I,
and feels bad and has a tired y,ornniit.
unhappy feeling about half tho time
~ : time 10 dccl-r" wnr and Oprn un
Nth canp"ign against failing
h"a ith with bottle Of Tanlac
What thousands Of people have XIII
cd thnt lTnSuId feeling With YOU can
also. Try II. and. after reading what
George James. Of Richmond. says he
low. set bottle yourself and watch
what thiriy-day treatment can do
II felt tired and generally rundown
an the time. In the morning my legs
would ach. and had some really
;enuin" pains in my lief, side I knew
Need GOOD tonic, but procray-
nervous bat don't have that tired
feeling any more now. haven't been
troubled with pains in my sid. or lc:
hchcS 'incc takinG Taulac, and have :.
snienuid appeiiir. am right much
iai!a' rs good tonic and ono tina,
MAKES man feel entirely different"
"e'iared Mr.. James, zoos Park Ave-
nu. 'with Stillmau & SonsI
Those old tired. weary feelings, that
FREQUENT headache and those awful
pains seem TO vanish like :, mist on q
spring morning when Tanltc begins 10
take mold. Thousands OF pcuulc Ia
year "a, this time We're taiin. Tanlac
with splendid results, and il l.. Ger
iain great many people ought 20
take TINS fine TOME and spring invic
orator right now. Get "a bottle to day
ana learn what lot OF difference a
Ten I" thirty day treatment can MAKE
IN your icclinSS on getting w. Note
now ~ helps the appetite and pu,
below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
LOOKING ABOUT FOR
SUCCESSOR TO LEVY
Several Former Medical inspectors Are
Mentioned. hut All Have Good
Positions Now,

Among the possible candidates men
toned for the office Of Chief Health
officer. 10 succeed Dr. I:rucS, e. levy
is Or w Browulcy Foster. former
medical inspector Of the department.
who has been for several years the
chief health officer at Roanoke. |, is
not definitely known that h. would
offer for the place. Dr. Allen w
Freeman, ais" q former associate Of
pr Levy in building up the Richmond
Health department. aud formerly As
sistant state Health Commissioner.
has also been suggested as y most dc.
Srab1e man. but is probably not avail
able lie is connected with the gov
crnment health service in Washington.
and commands better salary than
the city is disposed TO pay Or. Levy.
Or Frank NJ Rcade. who would have
strong support from the ranks OF those
with whom he served for years in tn.
city Council in the event that his name
should he Sent to tho board. has
definitely declared he is not even "A re-
ceptivc candidate. NO good physi-
oian.' said Or. Rcade. could afford To
surrender his private practice in a
city tho size of Richmond to accept
the mcaSer salary pr. Levy has hccr
receiving" Ito spoke i'm high terms
Of the qualifications Of tho retirinG
health chief. who has done really won
derful things that have won the rccoc-
nitirn Of the world Of medical science"
he said.
|; is possible that the City Council
may make an eleventh hour effort to
retain pr. Levy by -ircumNnntinE tn"
objections stated by him as causes for
his reluctant retirement. hut il is no.
probable. The Administrative Eoa I'd
VIII have 10 cast about for new
health chief In tho department the
man in line OF promotion is nr. Henry
: Stern. medical examiner who re-
Gently succeeded pr. =. y. Summers.
now one OF the physicians Of tho Rich
mond public schools.
pr. Roy *. FLANAGAN. State As
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SICKNESS KEEPS THOUSANDS
OF CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL
SEVERAL THOUSAND
MEN RODE MULE
BACKWARDS
With uIi,~ Urnnrh In IInpd Were At
trmpt;nr Spcrd-tII HrNc tic
,er>rd Now and 80 spurs
I:ncrSrticRiI..

1, was only abou, five years ago
that few odd Thousand men TOOK
Jobs in the Federal government under
IN administration pledged 10 lini,
armament peace ana economy. They
soon appeared III tho eyes Of tho rco-
pic TO hc riding tho mule back wards,
81 for better speed and more efficiency
and 10 keep mp with the times. they
right about faced and put spurs on
th"jr boots. Results, after all, ~ what
Th. administration position before
the war was somewhat similar 10 tn"
man or woman who fails 20 take tit
tic tonic when the system begins 90
ing Ia seed. thinking that until they
actually get sick there is no use to
Preparedness is a national slogan.
and should lie tho slogan in every
home. 1t took nine months ON the
border 10 harden UP hundred thous-
and ,mcn for real fighting. Few "f us
arc apt 10 get that sort of training.
and the only WAY open Is I" keep the
system toned up with = It'll" good
medicine now and then, and Of ALI the
many preparations for toninc ana in
MIGRATING the system. there is ono
which stands head and shoulders abovc
1t is Tanlac. We ar" fighting q bat
tie against rising costs OF living and
modern comrctition w" are either
going 20 get more money or less
money for our work this year. in cX-
act ratio TO our ability To earn II, and
IL is absolut. folly for anyone 20 think
tndl n'dlln IS not :" N'ldl factor III
success whether YOU aye lighting on
tho field. in tho trenches or Just waG-
ing war Of conquest for the almighty
dollar.
Speaking Of what Tanlac does for
rundown people. M y. *. Anderson.
80 Stuart Ave. Richmond. said
Sometimes lot Of gas would form
OF my stomach and affect my lcf, side.
which felt like dun pains starting
there and worliinG up To IN, lief,
shoulder My stomach would rumble
lnblp hr.,nfin.- ~. ,,,.
Tanlac helped mo. and recommend il
To people affected as wa"
10 for bottle OF Tanltc TO the near
est agent listed at bottom Of ,hIs
page.
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Perhaps Million Men Women Absent From Work
Day in This Country Because OF Poor Indifferent
Health OF Energy.
THIS ENORMOUS LOSS or PRODUCTINENESS
MEANS GIGANTIC LOSS TO EVERY INDUSTRY
Keeps the Average OF Salary Paid
at Low Level; Makes Cost
of Living Higher.
HEALTHY EMPLOYEES ONLY,
RULE AT MANY FACTORIES

If tho number Of children absent
from school because OF sickness w,ro
pueiiHhcd ~ woui" astound the read
" II the number OF stcuosraphers.
bookLccncrs c,.rks and o,bor WORT,
49,
orS absent from their uutCo cHcn DAY
because OF sickness were published it
wnuld show why salaries are hound
|" DC low.
We hud that tho successful man or
woman has surplus brain and nerve
energy Th"E seem ab'c l" wo'h long
hours withou, firing. Tho. arc fresh
and fun OF ginger from morning until
-
"'s IT. ""''e '''' u''5 u III"
woman is always moro OF less tired
and dopcy. Thcy lack ginger and re-
serve energy MANY nave "on"c'' u
speed for a few hours but TO keep up
the sai; is Impossible.
.rh ,t ~, J., 80 .n, go,
~, 80 me w nmv ~ no ~
i,, . ,.Iis 80 .' ,' :" :
49, J.bo,. DO no, So. H., cIT'r.,"rS
ut.'! ~! -" ny 80 'nal ,on .. ~ =
s'n,I - '',. -; - Ill 49,, ''S'''e
Many feel about hali AMI half on
rising IN the morning; Their tongue
Is more or less coated Their orcdt n
Is more OF icss n"h ih"ii appetite
- only iaii. ana when they Z" d""n
are gong 10 $40" w before 'ne DAY -
hhit done Inc point ana moral to this
stlk Is TOO plain. They cannot en-
pet I" draw more none They sim
ply cannot compete with aggressive.
energetic people II rs impossible. and
J"5' a. i"oiihh, as II vow Wcr" !" ra e.
hrokcn d"Wn nag Win {" real Ken
.uSM! tnpT"ue hprtn' her" can BE-
W COMPARISON, ana INC boss secs 1T
even lulthcr IMAM YOU DO. you cam
no, oiainc the bosses for paying YOU
%hlH WHAT you attuaiIN earn. What
GOES the writer recommend? Now
'Steh
90 h"' cohsiHcr ahlac cure u,
but "" all know ihat nine out Of ter
people IN Inc average American cit$
arc ant To lac suffering from ailments
caused q: anto-intcNicati"n. We kno"
al" mat most ailments arla" fro
inns anu hrinly believe that Tanltc
~ INC best remedy in the world for
the purpose. II has already Won tn"
ENDORSEMENT Of druggists. doctors aud
nearly mlliion men and women. II
WAS created by the eminent chemist.
Herr Joseph Trimbach after years
OF study and rcscarch. at the Dayton.
ono, laboratory. II j. purely vcgc .
tsDie preparation OF herbs, roots and
harhS, gathered from various parts OF
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PARADES SUPERFLUOUS
rrr>i,Irui \i,Icrman. Of the University
Of irriniD, Wants Moro 'rimr
far Actual Trimming.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
CHNELoTTESNlI.I.E. VA. March
1.-THE board Of visitors Of the Uni
Ncrsity of Virginia has authorized the
rector ANA president OF that institution
I" make application 10 tn. President
Of tn" United states for tho establish
ncnr at the university OF one ~ more
UNITS az tn" rcS"rN" officers training
corps. senior division.
IT - the purpose Of the university.
sand President alderman to-day. that
nothing shall hc done that - mot
done effectively. II - not desired to
nav" any mere parade work. but act
u"l training Tor actual duties If mot =
"fn nliiiatN preparation. II is not
un'h"iN 'hai som" former University
"t Virginia graduate. now IN the army.
VIII ho detailed as tho officer in
ch"tE" Il Is confidently expected that
tn" students at who's" initiative this
""''"r ar"S" Will respond heartily
an" vigorously I" the nov undertake
ing
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MILLION MEN
QUIT THEIR JOB
60 Home for the Day FcelinE BADLY,
When Short Treatment of TBnlpc
Might Have HELPED Them
Nightly.

N"corhins to the Am,rcan E. noa y :"
annually in the loss OF income due 10
industrial diseases which attack th"
workers OH account nt the nature Of
their employment. md tho unsnnitary
conditions in which the work IL car
rcd on We vast" another : 500 pO". 30
quo because OF absence from work due
I" nrcvontablc !tsoass
I'll" truth az THIS is proven by tho
fact that ia some European countr,c=.
up I" tho time az the great war p"orl.
arc expected I" live an average Of ten
YEAR I"nScr than in Nncrica.
tnd most of THIS waste il, due ~
carcl:s"ness % rc"pi" who let soma
small ,iIncnt go on until :, dcvelnp7
my" something serious and painful.
work.
Speaking OF the remedy for this, and
mighty recommending " 20 others. Mi
Lou nan: Who iiNcs at @l2 %"rth eth
street. lichm"ud. s"ys. 81 was both
cred with rheumatism aud kidney
tr"rhIc f"lt bad and dreaded my
"ork. ann d,I not Il" All ihnt va
TarlaC WAS doin< Tor others tnnb i,
myself with wonderful rc%uiia tool,
Jus, Two hotties and do my work
rr!scS mo. feel tine ana ~ /. =, plc,r-
urc FOR nc 10 recommend SUCH :, unoii-
en-" as Tanlac. II did nm" al the good
retonncn! ~ - everyone who IS
=. Don, be. wastcr Get :. bottle OF
Lahi"T ana tong the Rundown system
note whmt e Wonderful chanrc ,.o,,,c
Over H"u. Cot q bottle today IT III.
n ,I, "s"n' listed ut the bottom Of
M riS" Get II nov y ten to
'hiftE-dhE treatment ha. accoIul,lisI
dm a M"nu.rl i"i nervous, irritable. run
a :,,%, "cak and pcoNish peorlr lIc.d.
"chcS. Stip"tiou. iUJigcstiou rI,cu-
matte. kidney and liver ,n,n,,i.,;u,
"''"' I" disappear as II by magic.
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INSURANCE MAN
ENDORSES REMEDY
Says u Took tho Mink Out Of UiN I.~E.
Caused by Rheumatic Trouble.
WALKS WITH PLEASURE:

Here is tho story Of q life insurance
man, who took the kinks out Of his
limb by - short cut 30 health and free
dom from rheumatism, which thous-
ands Of other rcopl" have Endorsed.
II reads like a romance, as he told il,
hut for breri'y We "ondense his en-
few paragraphs:
II suffered from rheumatism" said
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Burnham of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company. ~. w.
Main Street. "MN knee Joint troubled
me great deal. 1t was Very much en-
larged and very Stiff. Severe pains.
which would grow worse at times. cS
pecially III damn weather. ! also La al
- hard knot TO form back az my "nce
Joint. and The lower part Of NY leg
felt like a thousand pins We're sticking
me. When walked AT all couldn't
straiGhtcn my leg, aud would have TO
go with Il bent trif". saw Tanlac
advertised, and sine" taking i, the
knot on my leg has entirely disappear
cd and my leg feels much better now.
The sweiiins has s%n% down and I
difficulty and walking Is much moro
Of "A pleasure now. My appetite aud
digestion is also much improved and
| feel better in every way. II has doEc
me SO much good want 10 recon-
mend Tanlac and hcli.vc /, will neip
others 1t certainly IL fine tome,
too"
If The reader has - friend troubled
with rhcumatism OF kidney trouble, 50
10 him and urge that Tanlac be given a
thorough test. The writer doesn't
recommend teu-day treatment for
rheumatism. as in that time il is quite
Impossible for Tanlac "a drive ouf all
Of the uric acid and other poisons from
the blood Results. however. will be
so apparent after the first or second!
bottle that Few people will hesitate
taking II steadily for bad attacks. from
thirty TO forty days. which except in
rare instances. is sufficient to accom-
plish results which are simply amaz-
ing. y free copy OF the Tanlac Times
at amy of the stores listed below tells
more about what ranlac Will do for
your friend.
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TEN QUARTS OF WHISKY
Beverly Idm"ndson Charged win
whisky IIicgniI.->n,.
He WAS Going 10 North Carolina.

~ Beverly Edrnonds"n. colored was ar
ZTestcd last nigh; ~ IA" Byrd street
Citation Ivy raircliuer Moore, Fc@cuau
z8nd King on the "h*rc" Of illegally
,sIja transporting liquor Tho man vs. held
at tire First District station last nigh,
FOR trial tomorrow morning in the
yHolice Court. and suit case. contain
G3ng ten and one-haf quarts Of whisky.
sSGaa con1scatcd
WI According 10 tn" norro'S version. he
SSyas travelling from Philadelphia 10 =,
sssSorth Carolina CITY. when Gues toned
10y the officer - t" The contents or
Ebis suit case. tho man Immediately
;&howed signs Of fcer and told thcm
dhat he had 10 catch q tram When
sSSearched ~ the station house, however.
EDO railroad ticket wss found on his
,ssssfscn.
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drug store. and inen II any one ghouid
eat something which doesn't agree
"ith them II what they eat laya like
lead f"rmon'a and soUrs and forms
gas: causes headache. dizziness and
nausea, "rUciatiDns 81 acid and undj-
Eeht"d food H. remember ~ soon as
Pau"'s DtapcpsIn comes IN contact
WIN Ntc stomach II helps TO neural
~. the oN'cN.iv" aoidity. then all tho
stomach diStr"s@ caused by ~ disap-
p"afs Its pr1mp'ncsS' certainty and
case IN overcoming such stomach dis
orders ~ revelation to those who
irJ ii.--Adv.
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EGgerton. Va, Il. +. Jolly.
farmviile. Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin. Va, knight Drug Co.
~ ederIci,:burE, Va. ". l.. bond
EicucricH:, Hail. VA. Il. II. rolndeAler.
rorHsriiie. Va. Shelton Mercantiie Co.
Guinea. Va. ". II. CoNnGton Il Son
oiordonaviiic; Va. j. IL; Stratton
Goochiand. Va, e. A. GathriSht.
Glen Ati-n, Va. Glen Alien store
tianpirU. Va. Huiis Drug Stor.
IarrisoDpurg, Va, Williamson Drux Co
HARDWARE. Va. V. s. Kidd.
HOLLAND. Va. Holland Jones Co
iiopeNeil. Va. Georges Drug Store.
ivor. Va. ItawIs g. stephenson.
irwin, Va. j. a. kean
,IetersI Tile. Va. DT. f.. !. StyeTs.
.Iarraii. Va, j. W. Gri&xdrd & Co
EeysNiile. Va, W. A. keeling
henbrio9e. Va. kenhridse Drug Co.
Lightfoot. Va. l.. r. Hankins.
Lacrosse. Va, Nash & Matthew
Lawrenceville, Va. Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store.
Lexington. Va. Wayland & GoodaiL
Mannboro. Va. j. a. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va. T.. 5. Bass.
Magnet, Va. w. II. Con
Manassas Va. ". Tired DoNeIl
Mineral. Va. Mineral Drug Co
Motley. Va. G. W. 5huier 4 Co
MiChSuX. Va. g. r.. benoon
Newport News. Va. !. e. Gorsuch 4 ca
Now Canton. Va, The Economy Store.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
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Petersburg. Va. James T. Ranks.
i'eicrsburE. Va. =. h. MORRISON
Pnoebus, Va. Larrabce's Drug Store
rheni%. Va. PhcniN Pharmacy.
tSuilinue. Va. Il. y. Stephens
iiuslirncre.Va Wm.Pegrain Wilson A Co
i:nthcr Glen. Va. q. Is. Coleman
Spotsylrania. Va. i. T.. II. Crismond
Simphtnsvilie. Va. v. T.. SimpkiIs
SAKE. Va. Wonhck e Moon
Scottsviilc. Va. 5cottsvlie Drug Co
SeLreii Va, Rowe & Jarrett
Shack cfords Va. IL. y. Marston &. Co
Sheppards. Va. Z. ~. Jones & Son,
Smith:cio. Va. Parish & simpson
south Doston. Va, W. T.. Reeves & Ca
South Hill. Va, 4. r. Jones'
Stanley. Va. w. NJ. Graves e. Co
Staunion. Va. 4. ~. Boil e Co
sussex, Va. T. l.. Thornton.
stony Creek. Va. Stony Creek n,srmar,
SUFFOLK: Va, Nanssmond Drug 60.
Skipwith. Va. !. ". Jcitrcus Co.
Sabot. Va. q. II. Taylor.
school. Va. A. 4. Harvey.
Sweet Hall. Va. J.. IT. Martin.
roano. Va, j. T.. Banks
Victoria, Va. Victoria Drug Co
Nirs lima. Va, Rcd star Drug On
r Ncntor. Va. II. +. rrice
Wtkrneb. Va. j. S White.
Walters. Va. u G. Duck
Naverly. Va, Dr. J T. Mays rharn,,
Nayn.s"cro. Va. Fiahburne & SON
West Point. Va. A. j.. liarsrsy. & 81,
Windsor. Va. *. ~ Barrett & Co son
Vale. Va. Z. IS. DiCkersoh.
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Pulp Wills L,nrhhurS'. Neat.

NcIil;Cia;. Va MARCH IA
company * being formed here with
.mllc c.'nit:tl to PIT IN opcr,tion box
hoard and puin mills. II i. announced
that the boN board min is TO lie OF
MY tons capacity md tho pulp viii.
ais" Of fifty tons capacity. T. y Nov.
man * at the head Of the new enter
prise
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SPIES AT FORT MOULTRlE

cIAEl.ESTp:>. : t.. Marca "a
concerted attempt To pass the Scntricy
Of Fort M"ul,r'c. Suliivan's Island. near
Charleston. the main fortiiicatious de-
Tending the harb"r from open attack
by sea-. WAS made in three different
places last night at the same time the
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.BANk CLEAR|NGS SHOW
I. SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS
sLocRI Financial Institutions Send To
- clearinghouse During Week
So S22.GO5. IS3.il.
FEDERAL RESERVE REPORT
Statement Issued by Governor Scay
Shows Total Amount az Bills Dis
- counted and Bought During Week
i. 10 Have Been ST. $50. 99O.ti.

Richmond hanks sen, through the
local clcarins house = total OF s2?.-
4 6os.1s3.t for collection during the
\ week jus, closed according 10 the
y weekly statement ~ the clearing
~ house issued yesterda> This amount is
& over sloooooo larger than that Of the
previous week For the corresponding
4 week last wear the clcarines we're
I 4ls.'aLSl2
The following Statement: MAS issued
s. YESTERDAY by tho Federal reserve bank:
ST. Resources.
\ Gold coin and certificates 6.0GS.25' 80
,sETold settlement fund ... ls.os5.Ooo 90
go Total Gold reserve s.2.liS,g5s 50
sfLcsal tender notes. sill
So Yer certificates and
~ subsidiary coin.... ioll9s -
- Total reserve ... s22.2i43Sl 90.
! due from other Federal
~ reserve h,nks-nei 95a.iSs -.
= sEeal estate. Sen. .-.. .- l"r?S0 g.
sE1nvestmonts . 900 90
e;tintcd States bonds. in
Ss' GLIDING accrued inter
81. es, Observation-Disclosures. 9l2S"eS -
) Bills discounted and
bought .... lo.7Ses5i -
~t4tcms in transit Dc
r fcrrcd .... s5o3sS, 30
All other resources ... 2IcN5t %
Total resources siijSl.9io -
= = Liabilities.
s~capitel paid in..., &4nSl5o 90
$Pr4.it and loss ....... lis,+ 20
g Reserve dcposits--nct 25.9o",7.i e.
EUnitcd States govern
e. lncnt deposits. ...,... Sn7.5Go -
g. Federal reserve notes an
= circulation-net ., 5.si9llo 90
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aiStau: Health COMMISSIONER. e. a gov.
dtdatc t"r ;h' ""sIi"n nov l,cld by
rr, l.sNN. IN ",Sc the s,.'nati"u -
accepted IN, fiaunnSan succeeded ~.
Allcn W fv""mHn. n"M with TIN
United states runl,- health service
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~ parties who failed to answer the
challenges. The guard MAS hurrtedIy
turned ont The commanding onicer.
Colonel l:arroi. and tho entire guard.
w'th Shcrif Mckclvin. failed Ia end
AMY traces OF The men who were iircd
upon.
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Hogs Wanted

w" arc authorized to pay for a Gus
toner the following prices f,r live
hugs Cunt u" TO ""5 III. averac"
l3i.c per lb. 10 10 -" III. average
l3c pei III SowS ~ 10 ~ cents per liz
Above quotations good Cor the wcck.
CARSON LIVE STOCN CO.
luton Stork Yards. Richmond, IN.
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Nc; liabilit,
STATEMENT
- F0It All. TN EI.NE ni\hS

- WNSIlINGTo\. March 2i--To;al re-
sources OF Federal reserve hauks dc
scfoascd approximately a.ooo, ONn dur
Ing the past week. Til" Reserve
Boards statement shows the condition
OF banks March - to be as follows.
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an|ac May Also Be Purchased Following Druggists in Nearby Towns

Appomattox. Va. Peoples Drug store
Ashland. Va. j. q. Hughes
Beaver Dam. Va. j. ". Beazley
Blackstone. Va. l.. q. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton. Va. a. 4. Snellings.
Branchville. Va, Branchviiie Drug "a
broadway. Va. Aidhi2er & Son
Burkeville. Va. NohuSs Drug Stors
bowling Green. Va. t;ains * Co
Cardweil. Va, ". $ Rowles
Cape Charles. Va, Fishers Pharmacy
Carson. Va. u. u. HalIican
Chase city, Va, Chase Ciiy Drug Co
Clarksvillc. Va. Dr. J. A. Drake
Charlotte 4. H.. Va. Williams 4. Morton
charlottesville. Va. Pence & sterling.
Courtiand Va. y. l. Reese
,'rcwc. Va. r.. y. Grittendsn
Culpepcr. Va. The Culpcpcr Pharmacy.
curdsNille. Va. Z. NJ. Jones & Son
chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy
Danvilie. Va. Mctalrs Drug and Seed
STORES. CD
Dolphin. Va. y. II. roarch.
Dispuianta. Va. j, M. Cocks
pcniron. Va. Drndron Drug Co
brakes Branch. Va. 7. 4. Booth & Co.
boswell. Va. X. q. OliNer.
L:ilersun Va, y. y. Bradley
Enfield. Va. r.. +. Cooke
ECLIPSE, Va, :. - Runkley
Elkton. Va. 4. T. Wallace.
Ennporia. Va. Southside Pharmacy
Ctirlci!s. Va. ! A. Branch.
East Atlee. Va. W. II. T.. Tim berlaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
Total liabilities


~, 'old reSerN" eGaimst net deposit and
2esTote liza hilttics - PEI ceu,
~; Cash rcserN" acaius, uet derosi, and
syJlote liabilities s0.5 per cen,
~. Cash reserve against ne, derosit liza
<shiiities after setting aside 50 per cen,
sfEold rescrN" against aGpr"catc ne, li:.-
& bil'ties on Federal reserve notes iu cir
SIS ucr cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

= Total gold rcs.i.v" ,ss.,2.; 600
IeEal tender notes. silver
=. etc ........... 1865. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

w.. Total earning assets
1.Sst'c dcral reserve uotcS-na,
Educ from other Federal re
49, serve hanks-G"s
s+Gncollectcd itcg ;.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-11-23
WRAP COATS NEW
COLD BATH AS BEAUTY AID
Woman Who Is Accustomed to Invig-
Grating Shower Finds II Precau.
tion Against Wintry Blasts.

The woman who is accustomed to 0
cold shower will find it a great precau-
ton against the cold of winter. It
should be taken the first thing in the
morning in a well-warmed bathroom.
Some enjoy the tepid shower, which
is afterward allowed to run cold.
The cold plunge is more taxing to
the delicate woman, and if a shower
is impossible the cold sponge bath is
its best substitute, says a beauty ex-
pert. All of these cold baths should
be followed by a brisk rubbing with
| several coarse towels, so as to in
sure the healthy glow which imparts
glorious tinge to the surface of the
body.
If your flesh is fiabby. after washing
the face with warm water and soap,
| dash the skin with cold water to which
has been added a teaspoonful of ben
zoin. A cold compress around the neck
at night will harden the flesh and re-
move the f1abby appearance.
| There are many women who, when
cold weather approaches, put on ar
mor-like clothing and shut themselves
in almost alright houses. This is
wrong, of course, both for beauty and
health. Some skins are sensitive to
cold and direct contact with wintry
winds is hard on them; but though
your cuticle may be delicate, it need
not prevent you from going out. A
coat of good skin food, well rubbed in
and busted over with powder. should
be applied before leaving the house