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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
Staff Writer in Capital Says
Indications Point to Defeat
for G.. O. p.
BLAMES DlSC0RD IN RANKS
Minority Not Solidly Together
as 1t Should Be; Some
CL>g~Siton to Mann.
By OMER Is. BENEDICT.
CWorld staff corrcspondcnO

WASHINGTON. March 3o.--Organ-
ization Of the house BE- sdll up IN the
air, so TO speak.
The Reputuaou- are divided and
the Independents ~" an unknown
quantity.
Representative Mann Is being Sc
Nercly criticized f." his statement that
he would withdraw from the speaker
thip race unless bipartisan orVaniza q
ton could be porft ted some Repuh-
licaus have beer s'athing In their re
marks about his action.
Discord In the Minority
II &c the old Old story Of minority
not being able to agree. This condi-
lion kept the Democrats In a turmoil
for forty wears. ana now the ltepuhll-
cans are woakcnirg their party by
discord.
II IS not yet known what the Re
publican caucus win 10 Saturday, and
It Is not likely that they will be bound
hy the caucus. There are too many
ProgressiVes In the ranks, who have
ideas handed down from four years
ago. and they are likely TO be obstre-
pcro1s.
1t is known tNat there arc Few IN
the house who VIII not vote for Mann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
'copyrIsht. l'ls National Newspaper Service,
Iies NJ

NJ least nine out Of ca.Ecs Of inastodiiis
ana gathering in III" ear are directly the result
81 an ordinary coryZa ,hcad 'cold"D. Nearly
all cases OF suppurati"u ,abSccss, in tho frontal
sinus, the sphcnuid and cthmoid coils aud of the
mhNiiiary antrum are attributable TO neg lcct ed
head colds"
\ sinr" cold" is about as complicated as
an ciSht-,lay clock. though easier TO keen run.
niu..
Nos" and throat surgeons are treating ,hous-
iu's "' simple colds" every day treating them
~ surgical means. Children manned foi
life by simple colds Youths are subjected To
III" most heroic skull and brain operations i'm
the cnd"av"r I" relieve them Of the results ~
Simp" colds y large proportion Of tho adul,
population spends much money and more time
IN the pursuit of relief for Tho local and sys-
tcmic results Of smpl" colds
Competent nose and ,hroa; specialists urge
the removal of ad"mods aud diseased t"myls
nS tn" best protection "t chiid'S middle ear
from extension Of TIA" cold Infection. ''rathcr-
ing and subsequent deafness Ur chronic middle
car ds"as" aud ,nastoiIiiis. Nso they have
amply demonstrated that carry incisiou of the
uINil membrane when child develops acute
"ar"chc. is the most conservative" treatment
tn" physician makes is smaller aud heals to-
Gcihrr much NOR" certainly than the rupture
"i TIA" drum membrane 10y tn" neglected gather
INK. Ma caracl: in child Is always - serious
symptom which calls for Immediate attention
and not tShw'fr experimentation.
I'Th"tir'S which invite or troubles in tho
c"urs" of following = sIDlpl" cold" arc.
II, uSlUg TIA" So-Callcd nasal dolciIc with head
apparttu> with which force is used go blowing
tn" nos, very f"rciblyA especial! Squeezing both
u"str!ls anu blowing both at tho same time i'm
stead al time and moderately, a. div
n: swimming under water v,hcu Tho nos,
- SIM inil oi S"CrctOus pur.lout DISCHARGE
from {" recent "Cold"--thi% L. It common way
'uhos ana thence To the midd" or mas,o,l
reg lun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

trontcd with sustained demand, and full en-
-ployment for labor Is the rule at industrial
points throughout the country. With early
relief from the blockade of foreign trade and
the approach of spring weather, the pressure
on transportation facilities for fuel require
mentS should lessen and the movement of
other lines of freight automatically adjust
itself TO more speedy deliveries to mcctsthc
wants Of domestic consumption.
In tho determination Of the producing in
forests of the country as whole to co operate
with the government in its efforts at CO.
ordinating and nobilzing the nations
economic resources there is afforded the
gratifying example of preparedness for any
eventually OF the future in its possible de
strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

To INC Edlt"r OF The Times DISPATCH:
Sir.--Al!"w me to r"-ccho your sentiments
Oh Mr.. Roosevelt Pages communicate ion on tho
honorable record made by Virginia in pa viu..
her debts, and under the most trying circum-
Mr.. Page might have quoted from the Ills
tory of the War OF the Rebellion" to the effect
that even during the War between the States,
tw" of the capital officers, Stafford H. Parker
and another. requested president Davis to allow
them /" ship some cotton I" England 10 nay
interest on the debt. Iut President Davis did
not acccd" I" their request. President Davis
was Missi*sppan. and therefore 50
much interested in Nrginia'S public debt.
SIDES. the cotton might not have been gotten
through the blockade. The President was very
aNcrsc to the idea that tho Fcdcrals SHOULD
come INTO possession of cotton. much that
at the risk OF the destruction of Richmond by
lire, II" ordered the warehouses burned before
the Yankees could come into Richmond
As showing tho attitude Of the average West
NirSInian towards tho payment OF the debt,
lately wrote 20 Mr. Scptcmius Hall. member
81 the west virginia LEGISLATURE, who has long
been connected with the Virginia debt matter
IN inherent capacities II suggested that
now is the opportunc time for tho West Wiz
gina Legislature To make ARRANGEMENTS for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
News Of Fifty Years Ago
'Frcm tho Richmond Dispatch. Fob 90 1885,. J

The Enm@p@ Street naiM2 %mr2ny n.!
ror, Of the rrosid"n, shows tina, ,Ic "comr.5ry
now ha. -four nnd "nr.cishth milo 81 siNGl"
S,ruction or durability to any in tn: United
nile; IN" company has twcnty-six no So. SIS
trs,-c'ass cars and $uiici"m, S,nhinG for rrcscn,
s1l2S: Su,inrmcn, including horses .Hi car.
walkrr Ws1 rs:-cleeicd r,rcsiden, If tic com
r Hos , TN" Mcan"s Tn @nSs'G " Is t.
T1i !@Tp i i M"%;"s"e y s"H I.ny5,s
ug''Gd states Infantry, was found d""d in loom
evident tina, he died from an ovrr,los" "t lauda-
MN %mSh" nn or NOT M'.h s%rha ;ne
Toned a, Ii,y RENT n"% wGS !" have been tried
yc."heG! The city YESTERDAY, ard is s,"rrims =;
his government t" study thc scenes and Incl
River and in Hampton Roads during the la,c
John roc was yesterday elected chief o, TO
ii'.r of 1ichmond. lie was born and reared ~
u S SH "n and Ni2@ r c"mn,d In" is
sp,cndid senticma.n. polite %ncrsc'ic nmh In
YssS4"< hs T"i ss se5 FOR G%s s ." ,h
hour hin for the suffrage OF both sexes. It
The pIs,ric, Of columhia Committee of tho
House Was instructed to report bill prohihi
met Hi; the sale OF "''S 'e"''"s liquors !" the 'S
senator Shcrman's substitute for tho stevens
reconstruction bill was taken Up IN the House
and stevens moved nnnconcurrcnrc and asked
for committee Of conference. Filter discus
sion followed at once. Boutwell, complained that
the substitute. now called the sherman bill
gave too much power to tho President. and the
exercise Of the functions Of reconstruction to
the rebels. Said he: "Wc ought 20 remove from
the reconstruction business in South Carolina
the Orrs. Pickcnscs and Migrants and in Nii'-
a:na the WiSeS. lctchcrS and Lees: but this
bill leaves the work open to any - may
choose 10 engage in il. Under it trust the
rebels with the work OF reconstruction of which
afraid which We are incapable. 10
carry out" stevens took the ground thar the
sherman bill usurped powers OF future Con-
gress and then he proceeded with his usual
South. Mr.. Elaine. the real author of the bill
defended it, and claimed that II gave
rights than Congress had already given o rebel
Tennessee. bingham and Schcnck Of ohio.
tanned the bin. and Bingham made a bitter at
tack stevens. Schcnck c"ntcndcd that il
the only thing possible just now, and said
that If Congress failed to pass ii and nut il in
operation. ii would he evidence that Congress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
SERIOUS Defect i'm Traffic Ordinance

g II ~ of the proposed ira file code has AL
- ready revealed one serious defect. which
cN'StS IN the present ordinance bu, which il
had been hoped and expected the subcom-
Ei'ft'' would recommend for amendment
Iliis o"t"c, continues tho inconsistent and
dtnG"rouS regulation of the right OF way as
'"t"""n street cars and vehicles. Under tho
present ordinance. cast apd wcs, bound street
cars haE" right of way over both north and
Soh'hhound street ears and vehicles but
m"I'h 3nh somthbound stree, ears mus, Weld
r'Ahi at way 10 east and wcstbound vehicles.
~" Inc proposed ordinance makes no change
in Tits respect
- the object Of traffic regulation = to
ohNihtc danger and facilitate movement the
nature OF the proposed ordinance in this par-
licnlar - plainly apparent. The presence of
IaiIr"aG tracks is in itself constant warning
which should serve TO put drivers Of vehicles
ON guard and cause them To exercise sncci.l
car" ia approaching a street containing such
tracks y track is Just as much a warnin,,
I" "aS and westbound vchicular traffic AS il
Is tc croSs-own traffic, that on the Doint
Of danger this clause Of The new nr,,in,nco
'S ha!l-good and halibad Facilitating the
transportation of the greater number moi of
Inc individual. is the other OF the two prime
'sS"ntas OF sensible traffic regulation II
needs no argument 10 sustain the point that
N" prompt moving OF a street car filed with
'"P'' 10 va 'ho'' Importance imam the quick
passage OF one vehicle. This also appljcs
no matter which way the stree, car or tho
N"hi'I" Is moving so in this respect too the
clause is halfbad and half-good
Nhon to these objections is added the
danger OIL confusion certain To arise III the
minds OF moiormcn and drivers alike as to
IN" rlcht of way ON any particular street. il
Is clear that the clause is less than half-good
n" committee on Ordinances and CounciI
liScii should amend this dangerous provision
ana MAKE the street cars right Of Way abso-
lu'c except with regard 10 fire. police and
health apparatus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

To mo Eultul OF The Times DispnI0II
Sir.-ln your excellent paper this moliiiu. |
read with interest the suggestion Of Nj. COIN
To purchase aut" husher to aid IN r!caning.
tho streets. When ii was suggested MANY
many Years that the streets he flushed "a
howl "f protest went up from the city niIicials
especially Mr.. Conn who declared IL would
ruin tn" paNin:; blocks. Water. as a '.t,,sin..
agent WAS declared beyond the question.
Now. ;:lad to say NJ. ,uhn seems 10
think water may help. but it must come from
an auto hushcr. In the last tw" months the
writer has seen il come from plain. ordinary
tire hose in baltimore and New York and The
effect WAS above criticism. AZ water a. ::
cleansing agent. is TO the street tlcaniu..
Department. wouldn't it he vel! for Mr COIN
TO use ii first in the simplest way possible"
TAXPAYER:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

TRADE activity is considerably haudicappod
by transportation difficulties. augmented
by the partial blockade OF foreign commerce.
However, by comparison with conditions prc-
vailing at the CORES bonding period = yo,r
ago. the situation is less discouragiup ,han
the in'pahcncc respecting the immediate re-
Spouse in the movement TO trade require
mcnts would seem 10 imply Business has
witnessed phenomenal activity for so long =
period that it is disposed TO grumblc at any
interference that bears the slightest aspect
OF diminished volume.
All lines OF domestic industry arc con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
,hout uirum w. johnson.

n y. Wh"cInH. II. Na--lliram Wan On
Johnson was born in Sacramento. cal, Scp,cu-
her : $50. and was educated AT the University
"i California. He married Minnie l.. NcNcnl
Of Sacramento in lSG" Was admitted 20 the
talif"ruia bar in 1857 and 81 tho staff
Of prosecuting attoriIcyS in boodluG in
N"'NinS leading city officials and almost MI pub
lac nEi.itN-Corporat ions Francisco in
l'uG-u,. He elected Governor Of California,
for the terms l?ll-l' and l4l"-l:, and was
elected to III" United states Senate in 1916
Governor Loh'sson was on" Of the founders of
tho 1rocre party in Chicago in 1917. and
was q candidate for Vice President tho Pro
Grcssiv" ticket. His home is in Sacramento.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
l,ulouic> in Congress

D 9TH chambers OF Congress have wasted
II so much OF the peoples time over trivial
matters during this session that the news
comes as relief that the Senate devoted only
a part OF sunday nonworkinS day-to
hearing culogics OF former Senators. Only
q cync could find fault with the paying of
proper respect 10 the dead. but even the
kindliest must regard scna torial and congress
sional eulOces with sort of grim cynicism.
Set, formal and conventional. there is rarely
an clement OF spontancity i'll any OF them.
The members make quorum, then 20 10
committee rooms. or remain III their seats.
TO read write or sleep. while another member
dronoS a culocy obtains leave to have il
printed in the Record. Little real respect is
paid
The high cost OF sugar matters less now
than il would have before julep making be
came lost art.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

= II" TNI"FSbUlE. NN.--NrrOrUlnS 10
precedent. the last time that March III :, presi-
d"ntial wear fell on sunday. tho new President
Wa sworn in on saturday and the formal
iu"uc uration exercises took place Monday y.
III" President in office during this time
There was u" break III the terms. The
confusion lies i'm ;hc fact that tho President
must tax Office on March 4. His term begins
on March e. hut he take the oath Of Office
when most convenient While j. is c%pcctcd
INA; the formal inauGuration of Mr. Wilson will
To-" until Monday. March =. he has been advised
by Secretary Lansing To take the oath OF office
SMnhaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

l:ic" Powder Iunamcs tho T:ycy.-Will Won
kindly explain how the Of = i'm" rice powder
III the toilet affects III" eyes Niy cvcs hlt,-
after reading. hut arc not sore. You intimntcl
~ GA" answer that rice p"wdcr iuiurcs the
of'S. have used ii for years. MRS. V. II.
AnSwcr.-I;i powder often causes in;ai,c,,
cNcIIIS. ""miunr;ivitis. rcd. eyes The
grains ar" sharp and irritating II they get in
the eyes /; probably is not the caus" Of Your
trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost amy topic cNccpt-
Ing lrERI aud medical subjects nrc answered
Tree -! Tho 1imcs-DispRtrh Info n,a ton HUI
rriU Through our Washington brunch We rrc
fortunate In hnVfnE u he unpnrnIIc.d
resources of the various Federal government
'lrpartm rnts and the Ercnt I.ibrnry OF Cong ross.
which furnish Information of priceless value to
Che public A. all impurities answered di-
rr"ti! h! personal letter. Irrespective ,he thr
printed :-rcnt stamp il required for return
postage W ritcr's he furnished
'nitini> viii not answer md post office address
must he plainly given. Address The Times.
Dispatch InfOrnint IOn bureau Rich ruOnd, Nu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Farmers ana
Meat
Production

IN the fiscal year Of The packing houses ended
september 50 were ?.6no.00n head in 1916, as
compared with S.464.lSa head in 1918. This is
gain of almost l.2Ooo00 head OF cattle re-
ceptS of hogs in 1916 were -. 2jS 600. as COM
pared with II 2k3 in 1915. notwithstanding
the increased number of cattle and hogs brought
10 market, prices were considerably higher than
last year 1t may he that tho higher prices for
meat cocNistcnt with highest prices for feed
tempted more liberal marketing. and that the
actual production was not Increased. II that
is SO, II will he made plain by decreased offer
ings in tho coming twelve months There ought
beef for III" american market. Some of these
days. IL is reasonable to assume. farmers will
devote to this branch of tho cattle industry as
much attention as they have to dairying. dis
covering tho breeds which yield the best results
in meat and studying all the problems connected
with feeding and marketing. Milwaukee Wis
cUnSn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

Salazar has sent word that when he stages
raid on American territory. he will protect
.hc women and children. That Mexican is
violating one Of the cardinal tcnets OF fright
fuln2SS as practiccd by its foremost cXemplars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Concerning u "Subsidized Press"

4 CCORDlNG to Rev George ". Mcdaniel.
u il. d. the Roman Catholic hierarchy in
America. i'll connection with the pcrpct ra ton
o: various other crimes and mstemcanors.
has Subsidized the press 1t goes without
saying that the reverend gentleman has not
ole Scintilla of evidence with which to sup
port this charge; the casual and irresponsible
freedom with which he makes il is merely
an "uicropping of Il brand Of hystcria now
eru"mic in this land of the free.
When the newspapers Of the United States
stirred by German betrayal of faith with
Belgium and by German atrocities on land
ard sea. dcnouncc these infamcs. il is al
legged that they are bought with British
gold"
When Virginia newspapers. in the honest
expression OF honest conviction. oppose pro-
hihition. they are called the slaves OF the
Demon Rum
When. in the ntcrcs, OF the general public
newspapers fight nationwide strike Of train
mon. they accused of being ''subsidizcd
by tho railroads.
When they demand adequate preparedness
for this people long haired and long cared
critics charge they lin the pay of NUM-
tion makers and Wall Street"
If they insist on uniform observance of
health precautions which science approves.
deNotceS OF every ism and -oogy in the whole
long list OF lattcr-day fake cures swear they
nave been purchased by the medical ring"
md so forth and 50 on. We have not the
slightest doubt that for the most part. the
diSScnninators OF these ISLANDERS and libcls be-
iievc what they say; the disturbing and dis
ir"ssihg fact is their capacity for that sort of
belief. There is pathological basis for such
childish crcdulty-for such wanton willing
ness 10 imputc base motives to men Of oppos-
ing convictions
And yet there is IL method in this madness
II is always the press" which has been sub
Sidlz"d and never any particular representa-
i've OF the press. 1t is safer to deal in gen
cralties. The members of Congress who now
ar" sponsoring the old charge that twenty
hv" American newspapers were bought up by
j. i. Morgan decline vehcmen,ly to name
single one of the Twenty-Five. Or. Mcdaniel
we are convinced, will feel an equal reluctance
to name an American secular journal which
has been subsidized by the Roman Catholic
hierarchy"
American journalism is not without its
errors of taste and structure Of viewpoint
and expression. but in honesty of purpose and
accuracy of statement il compares very
iaEnrahly with tho lawyers and The business
men. the doctors and the preachers of the
land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Sonnct-ro Democracy.

SOpnet-rO Democracy.
Democracy. ungratcful child Of parents
"cOrncd,
Careless OF precedent. and reverence
ing none
q Gracclcss cntity--a giant unadorned
with wise discretion. Where is thy
reason gone:
Freedom thou hast in only name, for
The shackles OF Tradition soon are
east.
The brotherhood of man is poorer SO
The letters of Commcrcialism bind
us fast.
Hast thou not slain the gentle Chiv-
airy:
And set the DcmaEogue upon tho
StatcSman'S sent:
Dost thou not ape King in purse
proud rivalry.
And jccr 1T Art a bcggar in the
street"
y lusty child Of destiny, thou waxeth
great:
Seek soon tho oracle OF History ere
too late,
Edmond Fontaine.
Charlottesville. Va. 1909.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
NrrVss tho DCnd Line,

When days are cold aud drc:ur like ibis
Loved Richmond holds no thought Of bliss
Eut our dreams Of rapture soar
TO Washington or Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

REPORTS arc that Roosevelt wants TO lead a
DIVISION. lie has always led divisions when
nc thought he had anything to gain by a spli,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

'''ro Him That Hath" etc. Charles
NJ. Schwah. who last year refused some
s60.c00.o00 for half interest in his Beth
lchcm steel holdings. saw his book
Succeeding With What You Have
published in January by tho Century
Co, start ont with "a success that does
not often attend an authors first book.
within three days OF publication the
first edition was exhausted. and the
second edition is we'll OF its way. 1t
is reported that when tho successful
new author gets his first royalty check
he 10 going To give :, spread to fellow
craftsmen some night 1T Polly's. in
Greenwich Village.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

\ successful diplomat is wcli-drcSScd gem
il"nran who make lie sound like the
truth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Pooks and Authors

Madison Grants "Thc Passing Of the
Great Race" which has attracted in =
tcrcst through his rcdiNsion Of tho
races. has required second large
printing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

Or shccm cured old skinnin,'s complaint
without operation
How did h. manage that:
Told Skiuiliut what the operation would
cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

IN" situation in Cuba seems TO he an old
fashioned election riot intensified by the fact
mat the voters arc Of Latin blood Instead
"i calling Tor a recount, they began to cut
and s. DOT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Opposes Prohibition Officers.

So Opposes Prohibition Officers.
J." the Editor OF The Times DSpatch:
Sir.-rhc failure Of MIR. BANKS to Gus, Mr.
letters is interesting in that IL gives rise to the
following questions: What is the occasion for
either Mr.. Peters his Office? What sph.r.
OF usefulness do he and his army of attorneys.
deputies. spies and informcrs iii that was not
amply and efficiently covered by own police.
judicial and executive machinery"
IL the Auti-Stloon League
obnoxious and calling To the people at large aS
10 require iu'miSiti"n to enforce them. evil
IDENTIFY they should have place upon tho
statute books Of Il free people. Evidently they
insult personal liberty aud sense Re
volt is sure to The state issue license
10 saloon and the state take ii away:
that is plainly within its right. Isut personal
liberty is the @ift OF Cod and no State can take
II away except at its own peril.
Mr.. Banks is right The principles for which
he contends lie at tho very foundation Of all
Tree Institutions. aud when they shall perish
the republic Will perish with them
T. ID. FREY
Richmond. February 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

j. is said that chauffeur comes from tho
verb meaning ito heat Traced through
burning up the road" possibly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Mcn'- nirthhny Chapter.


Miss l.. T.. Eichm"nh.-The birthday cha III
Tor uI,p anG boys is poDuiagly presumed To
III, twyuiE-hrst chapter of Proverbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Current Editorial Comment

There has been an increase i'm
meat production in this country
Of late. if reliance can nc placcd
on the superficial aspect Of tho
statistics. Receipts at the nine
priucip3l mari; cts nj Tho .onntrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

Women Acceptabc remarks headline
Oh course, they arc-and sometimes they
lave been known to accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

J.. y. H.. Damascus. Na.-MrS Margaret Fair
less iihrh"ur. author. was horn in 1863. and
,iicd 1901.