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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

LONDON. Echrunrv 5-I.ccIin,- =,
t;nrI,n, ,nv..,rd tho i.ri,nI en-, w.
gone through many nh,s". .i,''.n 49,, ,i,s
outbreak of INC VA, A, hn,,o :.
have been perio.s nr ir,i,n,io.
the beginning III. English w,,n,o,i ,.'
our sympathy ana ,ur unucr.,,r,i,,,:
OF tn. gaus.s for >yhic;, ,h., ,"N
ing. rh,\ v,n,.I ms , en-
had n moral ,ssuc. I,tor w.h ~,
outlook was darkest. and the wa,
seemed rojnu hail, for ,h, So,
was n s,ronr ,cnc,,I '"eI"
actual participation as /, bcl,iporcr,
They fully expected and l.ok..I ,n,,
fidcmuy 10 our comm. in after tho
sinking OF the iusItania They wore
sharply disappointed when No Iid No,
com" in.
u is rather difficult, ,ut,icscrihe sim
ply and in Il few words the a,ti,ud.. -,
the average I:nclishrnu ,,v,rd ,n,o,
leans. F'or Que thing Am.oi,,ns !,
ENGLAND have meyer been rcr,rGc,I a.
"f"rcigmcrs Ercmch,uan. Hnssian.
German. Italian. SWISS. Dutch hov, I'll,
IN" average befor.-,h. war English
nar knew only ttlouiais fo-ci.nar.
an" Americans. w" h.v. a,ways had
q sp"ci, niche. Americans who hay.
lived here " long ti'nc cay III. Eng
i,Sh cherish stronger sens" OF kim
ship Tor US ihau W. do for thou cor
fanny II IS t'u" that th"y looked to-
W''n US rs toward 81 member OF tho
'"L'IN l" come TO ;heir assistance IN
ne 'r!N n"NS OF the war. The ac,,.st
''''" "l ms expectation can lest he
''"S '''''" ny an account OF 81" actual,
r",''"'' nt'" old lady IN Nor
~" MN ~ seems 50 ndd
.,n''i'" antd" has sent rl"u
""" New S"nth Wales.
- "" "'" 'i'' ~ haze all
,.,,,n,. ',"S' OF IN" mother
- 49, WIZ mas ho Ain"rich
;i ,"' Ma' Win us rus in
I,,'; I'"l 'S typical. out IS
III, .""ie we W l.u' At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
| he Richmond Iimes-Dispatch
Information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost amy tonic e.rcpt
i"S on icIni md medical subjects arc answered.
'rc" u! tue ifm"s-Disnntch Information I'm
r""". through oar Washington branch w nrr
'"r'hh"'c IN hhNtuY nrrcsS TO the unpnruil, led
resources OF the various Federal government
departments ana the great library or Conn ross
WINE" furnish information OF priceless value A.,
the public. AZ NIL Inquiries are answered ,I
r"f' t.! personal letter, Irrespective of ,ybet,cr
printed --rcnt stamp IL required for return
b"~'"S'. W rtcrs he furnished
''"''h,< WIZ not answer und post address
must hr PihthlE given. Address, Tie Times
''>Ph'rh informant lion Iturc:u. Rrhmund IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Pooks and Authors

Russell H. tou,,rll and lIss \Ynr.'
-
""ih"ri"c" "'"Sr""hE ny agnes i:uSh
Burr Of ih. head of ono al TIE most
r.,narhalIc institutional .hurcncs I'M
,hc world Hcsid.s hc,n. Am iu,rcas
mo fonu,,.i, az ,r....,,-. .nd ;,.ni,.
non =, an v.no ro.d tnc hool !, -
:, ,,fnc Of ..ln rts d.,..s ,dc. ma
plars Tor .lcrn>n., teachers rhur,.h
and S,,nd., s,I,nnI v,rlicrs cd,,.,,nrs
lecturer. :rd ~, whn .r enr,rJ il,
any vnil, ~ ..cuor.I hcn.d; 4, ne
r.nIoi. vim anc,Jo,cs and sn.ncs-
lions for an ,ui,,i, .nc,hnrs I, ION
rains ~, ,.,rvcIrv ov.n intc,ur.,,
,ion If lilo sc,.rc, nr hja .ym y,,.....s,
,i.L, ,lrrl,inr i.,.,,,,u,,.,, ar no,.
.nr;,I,il ana ,ruc uyir,.
".rho M.r,. L,,.no. I,ir., ga u, ct,
h, LIN. rs.,,r rrycr ,I,hn -. win,,,,
,..n,n.n, i. :. b.,i .h,, ,,.ii.
,,I..,.c in c,cry household :, :; ,,,
,h,n , .,o,.v ia insuir. h;idr. ,,.;,h
. d..T,o -, roI;,,n y,r,;.. ;;
.;,n,,;0cj ,nd h,n,, ,of.,c,, i,
,.ui,. u.na, -, ~ In t,
90. iliucss iu,nar,i,,- ,,.cf,I ;,c.,'n.,
,i.n In 80, cnior,.,i,1j,, ,..', !, ~
,.,ins ,l.n !, road, rcf,r.,'..o 10, -.
o,d.r1r,. accidents and iI,no.scs u.ith
,nrnycd 'hot,c r.,,,Ii.s .i,,h..i..i,.,I
T., ARRANGED
r.,,, :, C,,, -, r;,
,,caIs win ihns, nr,i,lc,n. ,.,,;,.h ,.nr'
front every u,un in lis desire IN form,
uIa;c a satisfactorily Wow Of ,hn So
miijcamrc and direction of lifc, Hu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Inquiry should Not End

\ S result of certain spectacular dis
"A closures. the State Board OF Charities
and Corrections has ordered the closing of a
hospital in Richmond because OF fragrant
violations Of the rules governing the conduct
of maternity hospitals. The action OF the
board will hardly he questioned. but there
VIII be question 10 why these hagrant
violations not discovered until raid
was engineered Because OF their nature
hospitals Of this character should be sub
jectcd to the closest possible inspection ana
regulation. II is apparent from the boards
decision that SUCH supervision was not exer-
c.sed in this case Why? The closing Of the
hospital should not close the inquiry.
And now our relations with Austria begin
crack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Espionage Law, Not Too ur,,,,

TT is because desperate diseases rup., ,o
1 relieved by desperate appliances tia, ro,-
gress rs justified in having enacted dra.tic
Jaws in restraint or spying and espionage
~ long as this country enjoyed a spleudia
Isolation, II had little need Tor such restrain
ing measures as are now demanded and Tho
spirit or the people opposed 20 such
;A"'ocratic powers as are conferred the
central government by The now laws IN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
I.iGhlS on AL NchiclCs

NYTHEN hearings begin on the ncw ratc
Wv code. the Committee on Ordinances must
be prepared to withstand the onslaught OF
the individuals and interests that operate
vehicles after dark on The provision requiring
lights on all vehicles Time and again.
within the last decade. this wholly rea BILE
and safety-iirst provision has been suggested,
only to be defeated 10y the banded objections
of selfish interests.
Sow the time has come when the safety
OF the whole public Is beginning to be CON
sidcred OF moro Importance than the desire
10 save some trouble and q Sigh, expense
10 Il few persons and concerns Every other
city OF any size in HE country requires all
vehicles 70 he lighted after nightfall. and
There is no reason why Richmond's people
skcnld be subjected to dangers from which
these OF other communities are guarded.
Glarinr automobile headlights must so. bu,
lights on all vehicles must be required
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Overhead in the II. G.. of l..

\ wv that me iiouScWlNCS League mas
Piacsd itseil IN position OF sympathy
WIN inc efforts OF tradeslhch who desire 10
reduce the cost of doing business. reduction
al TN" hiSh cost OF living reasonably may pc
expected The league already has declared
tor single delivery each day and for I'M
wrapped PACKAGES If it will so a little far
thcr ana declare for strict limitation OF
OF TINS generation and future generations
ma! rise up 10 call It's name blessed
Ih' nigh COS, Of living is bound mp with
our whole system of distribution. That sys-
'eul Is wastctui, all along the line Barge
!oads OF vegetables have been dumped into
New OK harbor when there was scarcity
III o'her parts Oh the country. Only recently
nave efforts been made to help the farmer
snip ms produce to points where there is Il
market
When the commodities finally reach the re-
'ailer store. new expenses begin 10 attach.
One OF them Is elaborate Wrapping, 10 which
me paper famine recently mas served. TO direct
attention; another Is the complicated system
III dchNerE' D! Wh>ch Il lucent purchase Ire
"uehl'! l. transported wv" or ihree m'IcS al
all expense greater IMAM tiic totaI vainc OIL
me ar'lciei thiro IS III" system o credits
ne lradeshiah. as matter OF course. cot
t"c's all ms expenses from MS customers, tor
ne Is business man not phiiahthropiSt.
me carefully Wrapped and corded packages
represent money. ana mat expense goes INTO
nc general inhd. 30 does the wagon drawn
ny Prahcins horses or me busy motor car.
"hich responds to every call over the tele-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

While everything else is being nvcsti ga cd.
tho Springfield Republican rises TO insist that
il b" placed OH the grill so that the truth OF
The charge that the Republican is owned by
Lord Northclttc may be fried out. Anything
10 help along the gaycy OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Pn>IfiIiiSfrrs.

- i J.. iI"E"weli. Va.--No Congressman ba.
~, MY IN" th- right 10 appoint pusimaStcrs
nc privilege Of recommending. ca'lLid.,ns for
I,p'"inlmchi - courtesy extended h, Tho
res d"n'. nut the President = not bound ~
D''h ir'",nmeud"ilonS Ia districts where Tho
% 'rSsi men ar" not OF the sam" political parry
a. 'l' president very often tn" sam. courtesy
- Town !" TIA" opposition congressman 80 n
ihoS" OF NE President own party ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Too Much.
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
'c"p}riEht. i'ls National Ncvsuaner service,
I.mhrirntIon az the Inner Tmhr

Tho liver is II" longer fashionabi. it, com.
nainfS arc listed mostly in alnanacs NOWADAYS
20 TAX. III" place OF the showroom liver con-
pial4i. aud are working this new form pretty
n''' Nni" Is rl"ih enough. and intoxicar ION
- llinlIlar I" every body tinu
means self poisoning. The victim picjnrcs ih
r"iS"' himself IN his inner tube, aud poisnus
himself WIKI ii.
II the food residue remains len. Ian. H., ,,.
'nn"' tube. the hnrdes Of bacteria ;n.,. son.
"i''l u till d"comp"S" it, Some o tho I.y-
pi""h''S OF THIS decomposition are poisonous
Whrh absorbed INTO the blood. Especially ma.
"N-pr"du"iS of protein decomposition; thai is "a,
say. meat r"SiducS worse. meat broth or
S"nr r"S'ducS The poisoning may go OF, a long
IonS time before the victim reaiizcs
iun"tciN. the ductlcsS gland apparatus of ;I,,
;N"Ta@" individual is capable OF rcacrjnc to the
presence 81 poisonous substances tn the ,ircula.
non NJ Sufficient degree TO oxidize. break IN o.
"thclNtS" render them harmless n * n,,,,.
after Years Of auto lint Nicaiion. when III. on.
Id'|lh% capacity of the ducil"ss glands begins
!" tit' ana fan. that the patient rXpericuccs
me general and special symptoms of auto
tt"Nlc"t on The general symptoms are chronic.
ilrt'' telling. lack OF ambition. dizziness of in
tc'icCl. SHll"w complexion and moth patches or
'iIN"r spots" the od-iircrs called tbc,n
nau breath. abdominal discomfort. .irowsncss
"nI eyes. headaches. etc. Tn" *pccial symptoms
are 10" numerous to mention.
IL has been shown by thousands of Nr,,.
photographs thar very common cause of auin-
INVESTIGATION is intestinal stass--e,:sis meaning
stand stu. Somcwh along thu. ,,rncrt,r,.
canal tn" passage of The food .o.i,iuc 10 ro
'"r""" 10y q ktmk. sag. band of adhesion q,
"th'r mechanical cause Surgery is essential
some. abdominal support may h. rcuuircd il,
some 'ni neutral os relieve most cases
Liquid p"trolatum is In" official '.,Ic of nur.
'nincra oil hut it is marl<ctc lsn under doz.us
OF different trade names IT II j. .ninrI,Ss 49,,
less and tasteicss. it is an right IN. adult
takes ono ~ two tablcspoonfuIs jNo or three
'hr"" OF four weeks, Childrou take tea
spoonful or TWO at dose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
The Voice of the People

A. evidence OF good faith letters INNS,
give the name nnd address OF tlIr ritter Nu,...
win moi be published il writer REQUESTS
.rc AT u . IONS short. 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

object IS TO present. as hc did In hi,
earlier books. PRAYER" ana Faith"
modern though, on eternal subjects.
\ nov i'fc releasing Imprisoned pos
sih'lii!cs is. he says "ihc dccncs,
n"ed IF modern man" Through tni,
"i"hc ian h" COP" with The complcxi-
'lcS 81 our present civilization pr
M'' "mh discusses TING NO." !lfc partly
rom :! religious anG partly from
pEN'h"I"gl'ai r"int Of view and shows
"hai " dynamic force IL il both TO the
Individual ana TO society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Bird Houses.

j. y H.. Iiucua Vista Va-SonI. MIA. .r
satisfied with Amos; amy soi, %; ioduirns H..
m!i"bitds and wrens want snug uu,r,.re
WrcuS - delight in an old lin ,..,n ,,,,,,,
-. n"li"n nailed against tree house \
'iSht, dry iiiil" box. about four inches lon-
ltn"rns TO an inch opcninG. also p"aees IN
Nid" m""SUremcntS % the box ct ,nc I'm s.
Should allow, fonr inches noor su,ac" ana
,".'', i"l"S h"i:ht. Inc tonntO should
, he placed ~ SHADY places. AS the sunuer sun
heats the metal and makes ii too hot FOR INC
len"nis wooden box makes an @<c"!Icut
nom" Tor bhchir'is. II should hc large ai Tho
back and siopc lively" TO fifteen inches 80 AN
open lnE an inch and half = little lar.or az
IN" 'front.'. tn" h"or space the b.,cI should
D." hh at fifteen inches wide with Inc ,..iiiI,,-
iii' inches from ih. floor y clent ab.u, four
inches from tho back will couiiu" IN. u,.,
Martins I'VE together by the hundreds Thor
nous" should tie supported a. on,
n"ic rot loss than twelve feet high 1, uusi
10 an apartment house. with each room no.
."Ss than i've 10y siX aud abniI; five inches l,rl
WI y an entrance Of an inch aud half Wood
pcrkcrS aHd ChckadccS desire darl, uunricrs
h"N the size and shaped like Il large porch
letter. bon. with round hole cut ahn,.i NO.
thirds ia" WAY The face of the hnX. viii sui,
" VIII 10 necessary 10 leave little uilc ~
N"w;Ust on tho floor for tho woodocck cr. as II
tho iiick"r SHOULD have a floor space. OF ,Lo,,,
seven ~ sevcn inches and about sixteen inches
h."h. IN" Cuiran"" should be two and ono
~ inches in diameter ana placed au.v. hero
ir"m SIX I" twenty feet above tho ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
international Law

N,H;Is. Is carving contraband to tn" enemy. q
% ,'""; vessel has The right :" capture OF
SUM ~ ln''cT Slmiar conditions is within
Us rights III sinking merchant vessel or
'Hci!N country TIL" question a. 10 whether
= *nlp IS c"nIp"iled to save the uasscu gers and
." "' ~" enemy snip is ono of International
I"W ~ present Of doubtful INTERPRETATION All
: ~" German merchant ships in American hir-
nprS arc Sclf-iutcrucd "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Chronic Bronchitis What hone is thc,. in
cuilhS chronic bronchitis? Is change OF climate
advisable. and. II SO what climate d. ,nu rec
oiillueud% :, J..
Answ'r.-rcrhaps most eases ,,f .nrnni
hi"nrnifIS ar" expressions of such disc,s,s a4
mcphrriS ,Iright'S disease. arr,rnscIcroe;.
thard,ncd artr"ics). heart disease. tl.i,cr, osie
rmphes'ina Gloss Of elastic tissu- and balloon
NIX OF lunGSl. In many OF ar,r,r,n,Iy
rn""'npiicatcd bronchitis. focal infection, iron,
diseased ionsi!e. root Infectious about tho t,.,,
'hd old injections in tho naS.ii necessary sinus,y
great Improvement and sometimes cur. is ,L-
tanned lay clearing M tho focus. Vaccine trc,t
n'"ni /" VERY helpful and well wnr; h, nr :, care
mi trial As for climate. heartily recommend
to y"u the opcm-air life. The factors OF cIu,h
ing and diet aud exercise and heating ana ,.n-
'l!aii"n are Of tho utmost imp"riuirc I'm,
regret space does not permit going into ,Il ina.
u - hardly dcniablc that such Improvement,
as tho patient may show from Winrcriur m
nHlmN southern plac" is due 10 ,hc faci ih.,
there he is unafraid of Gods outdoors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

\ committee of North Carolina I.cgisla.
tLrc has reported faVoraby an custer law
which can be invoked only on application OF
five oiti2cn~ That gives Il local touch which
the state widcrS would doubtless disa prove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
thr I'csSinIiSt SnsS:

Th"s" Vii" live in glass houses should learn
how I" use a"ioplanc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

..' W Hhishl. Va according /" the Ii ,est
I.Hnl" nshrcS, the lcadinS fr:,'.rnai .rganlz.-
I'm. ~ The "rdc' Of their numerical strength
g IN i"cnaSonS. odd Fellows. Modern WnoI-
Nntn a. Nn"ich. East.ru star W"oonucn Of The
~ 49, ~. 'I'-ntS "f EEtm"s. I;cchabijcs Good
l"hpiHi>. Loyal order Of AIous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Wilson deserves Confidence

CONSTANT rciteration Of the charge that
- the President, or Congress. or the news
papers, or some private individual is striving
TO plunge the country into war becomes
trcs"m" Doubtless there are individuals
who cherish and manifest such IA purpose and
ih"r" may be Il few newspa pcra OF that type
but var is not desired by any considerable
nr influential element of this people
Certainly il is not desired by President
Wilson II has been his GROWING glory that
through two years OF difficulty and danger
while wrongs were repeated and passions ran
high. he kept his country out of war" lie
mas endured snocrs, taunts, accusations OF
cowardicc suggestions Of duplicity and in
sincerity. from the partisans Of Germany and
the partiSaHs OF the allies
Even now he holds his hand hopiue agaius,
nope that Germany Will not execute the
threats she has made. Ills whole course ana
policy has justified American confidence He
rallies behind him The patriotism and intclli-
icncc OF the Republican minority as we'll as
of TIC Democratic majority in both houses
Of Congress I'VE have our duties and re-
Spoh! 'nliitl"s mere, proclaimed Representa-
tive Icnroot. OF Wisconsin, the other dav
chief among which is to do that which will
best preserve the liberties which the fathers
OF tn republic gained for us. and preserve
This Union which have each sworn 10
support And this able Republican de-
c'ar"d IN The same speech that tho counsels
OF Yielding and dishonOr are ''ot greater peril
10 The republic than war with Germany"
such counselS are dangerous not only to
me republic. but u the cause OF peace for
jh"y tend TO bring on the very conflict thew
would avoid Those who arc for peace win
honor wherever they place the emphasis -
IN this crisis should give loyal and ungrude
ing support to the President Of the United
Statcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

E. f., N. w ""dNillc. \h-ht The clos. or III.
~ N"i. H"SiucS Mere elected 10 tn. I.rt IL
40 ,aHr" "a several southern states through ,hs
''""'htc "i certain N"rth"m politicians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

y. 4. Ta"sN"ll y TIC uuited states
.'"r ''""e hrranSc'n"'r' for the cra,IlI,l md.
i'tn""nce 81 n" i'hilinpu. Islands rna isIa"Gs
nav. pr2ctir"lly Local self government M n,cs-
Wa. " ''''t'iN "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

= y -, FHTifNI1I'. N0.-TO s"curn l.rfi.u
go! li"ln the Agricultural Department Wash
''''' E""i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Alfred Noycs says tho food shortage in ,I,w
YORK Is moro serious than tina, in London
This is not showing proper respect to tho
submarines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Alicr all. those shells for the navy are "a
b" made in this country but AT q reduced
pric" ana in lesScncd contract time This
would seem To show that British mauufac-
'nr'rs siill have their uses for the nation
saves $441,G00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

sinclair Lewis. author Of The Trail
"i IN" Hawk after q wear and
quarter of wandering through the
niied states from The Rappahannock
i'lN.r 10 son Diego. and from Florida
l" seattle. has jus; returned to New
'"rk. whcr" he expects To spend the
next three on four months Mr. LewIs's
new novel viii he published tbis month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Nc#r,i" Towers" ny Theodore
watts bnn'on. author Of "Aylwin." etc
IS on the press of John Lane ca, Mr.
"htlS-buht"n, IN THIS posthliInous
novel employs his knowledge of folk
'orc and tho supernatural TO weave
thclr elements into a very human story
which r"v"lvcs around a canals legend
called The NcSprie Luck"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

hef" seems 10 be some difference or
'Pih'"h as 70 how long i, takes TO make a
S",''er BAT all tho experts agree it doesn't
'a"a much time 10 make Il soldicrcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

NiIIinia Republicans announce they are
CONS 10 pH' fail ticket in the field next
'"''' h"' >he'r votes viii never amount to
"'"'N ""'iI 'h"y are cast in Democratic
primary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

And now our relations with Austria begin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

;SSssSBIISHEn ever. year 10 south Tenth
5treet. Rirhp,oni. The Dispatch
y mehtng Co. TN. th,rc- L.. HLshru"k Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

THE Nov Life: The Secret Of Han
nincss and Fower,' new book by Or
~ 7luel Mccomb, is published this
week by Harper e. Bros The writer's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

ADDRESS ALL COMM NitNrtON~ to Inc Tunes
bispntCh. q 'iuss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-20
FARGO ASKED TO
RAISE $1,000
Amount To Go Toward
Equiping Libraries in
Different CantOnments

Twelve hundred dollars, or an
amount equivalent to five per cent
of the city's population. is to be rails
ed in Fargo for the American Library
association which is asking a mil
| lion dollars for the erection, equip
ment and maintenance of libraries
in the thirty-two war cantonments,
books for mobilization camps. gar
risoned troops, troops in trenches
and the march, field, base and camp
hospitals, and at all points at home
and overseas where United States
soldiers and sailors are assembled in
force.
In announcing the campaign in
Fargo, Miss Winnie Bucklin, city
librarian says 1T is with consider
able trepidation that we speak of an
other campaign to raise money. A
certain pristine enthusiasm for Civ
ing has worn decidedly thin in spots.
But the motive for this campaign is
very worthy and it differs not a bit
from all the others.
Now. would 1t not be the acme
OF patriotism, sure evidence of
civic helpfulness and national worth,
II some man, or group of men, would
walk in to the public library and Of
Ter to contribute this money? AS
our library board president says,
The chair will entertain such a mo-
ton. only entertain" is much too
weak a word for this case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-20
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

If you want plenty Of thick, beatiti-
full, glossy, silky hair, do by all means
get rid Of dandruff, for 1t will starve
your hair and ruin it If you don't.
It doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff Is to dis
solve it, then you destroy it entirely.
To do this get about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid arvon; apply IL at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub 1t in gem
thy with the finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all, Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
ly dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF 1t.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will STOP,
and your hair will look and feel a
hundred times better. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store. It is
inexpensive and four ounces is all
you win need, no matter how much
dandrufT you have. This simple
remedy never fails.-Adv.