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ERA OF COSMET IN AMERICA
BY FREDERIC ,. iftSISIN

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u these are p,,rouiZ,d l.y Ji,f.ra,, 49,,
e women of every class Tin. .n,io,,.
woman. the .chool.,cncher and ~.
,ook must all bc beautiful
The prejudice against paint and
powder that was 50 formidable. dur
ir4 the last century l., NOW upheld but
10y q ie" courAG eous Individuals whose
POSITION Is usually assailcd on IA.
ground mat they cannot distinguish
""t' -ch F"uSe ana naturally rudy
"'lP'tA'"h. ''he 'an N" i"nG"r point
WIN proud "Sr"rnm""' To certain
az" say nor" goes
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No., 49, ~ ~ S"N-
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News Of Fifty Years Ago


!: Lee. is now vas; cemetery Tor soldiers. On
yItn SO" o! NE p'oPe1I'! ''e'" aFs huilsu
gr""s The negroes living in tho ne !fhnorhood
~ 'ri'ngi"n brighten Their rhildren INT" o6e'i :
s. presence of armies Of ghosts in the vast ccnc
Work on the York River I:ailro'd IS enti.eiy
r.iupasr. due 10 the melting OF the ice and
snow along its banks and in the upcoum:ry.
Tl" FRS, shad OF the season we're u the
81 per pair.
Boats on the Potomac route will today at
resumed with something like regularity
The bill extending tho Richmond city limits
>" as take in Church Iiill and Union IIi and
some more tcrritorv I" tho west OF I'll" present
limits passed the senate yesterday. .nd nov il
viii have its rsh, in the House Of Delegates.
Ice has oroksm,up ", the l"i%m"G and nlayed
- Washington and tho who,e 9" The. r.ilroad
sat"ty Of the Harpcr's Ferry Bridge.
The lill before Congress for the pnHm"ut Of
war claims Yesterday 50 amended az 10
oyriudc oil claims f"9m the Sonthern States.
sire" being amended. the bill passed tho
senate
NJ mails FROM WASHING ton for the South a"c
d"laycd IN starting because Of til" injury to the
bridge there.
>ianana HIS named new county "IlaIc" in
honor Of colonel stephen j.. Hale. who con-
'n"ndri an Alahaina !"simeni j" ne lat. var;
llagh"t and died in Richmond.
The stree; cars OF Richmond now doing q
vcrr good business. :+iu"" the horse cnrs a g
makin- the appointed schedules with something
l!'ic regularity. the people arc patronizins them
very literally
Tre FIRST number of the new series "f the
Southern riant"r came out yesterday. aud was
j: Wil!i:ms is the editor and proprietor. and
y L. iii!l is The general agent.
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ratho> in the Council Hall

IaNhp> III Tue buutll Hal
-TlIERE is something pathetic in the efforts
OF the city Council and other branches
ci III" government 10 avoid the civic survey
which has boon proposed. which practically
every commercial organization has ndorscd.
which me press demands and which the tax
payers OF Richmond believe TO be an urgent
need Tn" attitude OF our city fathers not
10 speak oi the various sons. ncphcws. mnclcS
and other members OF the favored connection
seems TO be that. while some sort OF survey
possibly is adNsdbl". it ought not TO he made
by experts in whose fitness and impartia litv
I'll" people may b" expected TO rcposc con
Gdcucc.
In order Z" avoid anything quite so dread
lul. almost an! a!tcrnativ" is welcomed. \
survey by citizens. survey by the Chamber
OF Commerce. survey by committee OF
Council and, most wonderful OF all a survey
10y the heads OF departments have been IN
turr. proposed
or course. this is mere ,rining II The
Administrative Board ana ;hc departments
Within ANA outside its jurisdiction ar" capable
Of better or more economical government
'h'A nav" h"Cn grossly dcrclict in failing 10
provide 1T 1t cannot be contcndcd surely
that j: they had made reforms an indignant
Eichm"ud would have thrust them beyond
her gates
Guy goycrumcn, is highly specialized
scI"nc" which within the last ton years has
mad" great strides in This country In some
cities II has advanced further than in others
The Ncw ork liurcau OF Municipal Research
is body OF oNpcrts who have kept pace with
mus progress Themselves drawn from many
'li'S ihcN nave visited many other cities
and made critical examination OF policies
ana methods They ar" in position 10 give
'Irtm"nd The benefit OF this carncrcd cx-
pyri nee
II would be no srca, fca, to GU, Nichmond's
tNlpl8it tho ,tb ,.r
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called bad boys of III" city. who is at rrcscu,
on probation in thc Juvenile Court said to mr:
MI 81 us boys know that Judge Rick" and
Miss li"licr ar" trying I" hep and If We
VIII -" halfway decent. they viii meet nS half
WAY. u seems 10 the writer that no greater
t"Stin"nN 10 tho usefulness Of "1r juvenile
Court and it's efficiency could bc aad than TIA,
OF This hoy. and MACY like him. whom the world
calls bad iThc writer's firm belief is tina I
II" boy Is totally bad If handed with fricndli
h"SS aud %Nmpa;hyD
am prompted 10 write this letter simply ny
" desire 10 pay deserves! tribute to tn" Rich
mond Juvenile Court aud It's most val,iabl au-l
conscientious judge Would TO God AL of our
city Offices were filled With such mon
SLl.DI:N WALEF:
Richmond. February
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ Gather Itc1Orts.

MAY down in .N;,ham:,.
Where Jack Frost gets tho hammer.
Ills ;hCrc I'd lik" to GO.
l:ut. stay. what's this I'm seeing"
Folks from Mobile arc Gcrinr.
For there il. 10 mellow"
For Florida I'm Hraruiuc.
Wh"r" tvopIc sands burning
And cold nc'"r makes il WAY.
Eut. look. there's sk,,im. classy
WAY down in Tallahassee
III have 10 change my PLAY.
Eut there's Louisiana.
know no ono can pan h"r.
For hcing hlcali and cold.
l;ut. sim whence sound those sncczcs.
&c" WIKI: that Who'll" state ircc"cs,
And once again I'm sold
E.,ch fond hope now has LET, nc.
This frigii waves hcrcft me
~ refuge in this land.
\nd 50. With anguish smartlnc.
soon. s""u III lee departing
For .\iric'S coral strand
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t,rccl, Folk Song.

In the dark my mother wakes me-
signing. All. my heart will rricvs
When my little one f"rsakcs mel.
IN tho light my locks She dresses.
signing. stoopS in braidS To weave
MI my purple flowing trcSScs.
And when moon RAYS shine nost
brightly
Then She winds my cirdlcsicad,
Signing as She ties it tightly
IN the dark my mothers weeping
For the time when shall we'd
Nh tho time so slow IN creeping.
Margaret Widdcmcr.
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Information Bureau

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H't'' 81 h'd upon
49, ,.r. - '''N"'' N'"''''lE
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80 ''' '"' 'T"-'" J." hN"' Win e
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Ni'"' h"'" "i h"i'"r
" ""' ~" YOU doinS demanded
ih' OLD Lady
ITS IN" SHADE OF tic dress laI-
tered TIA" mtid ui houOG Ihrowu INTO
confusion. 1t takes all my color
and 20 | nny. to apply some Tho
dress Which ln> ON AN adi,c.u, chan.
w.S $ Y;cn American Ecail,v color
III. old .,uv retired ir Impr,s,,y,
silcucn I'm. ,.at nft.rno,u .b, inf.rui-
ed ,n. hrid.. ma, su. rouid mo-, NAN.
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nv" 49," ,,
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NUM- '""''n'! ~" - "'''
GAZING h'i west ~ "'""'"-
n"hlce ""h' -" "',h"" n," W.
"'H lazy RENAME" ri""s"",'? ""''N ir"N
{" IA" fac, mat the tihhi "!"sN "n',n
covered III" i"cs "i IN" "rl'' a. ~
Was !"d 10 the altar came "ut -! the
san. kind ~ q h"it" - v" use"
by the dcposrd maid of honor
liar fYt
Among tho other drugs mentioned -
harmful. ana found in many cosmetic
preparations examined. ar" lead n""-
,at. silver nitrate. lead carbonate. ann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

''ruhbS--l'iI you learn why Miss OdSirI with
drew her incrub v>itip from the Militant order
-! Suffering Suffrape,tes:
Stubbs-N"s She heard that "a branch OF The
order was considering plan win votes tor
women by showing silent disa pproNal of those
VIII" OPPOSE. and said She regarded this as :,
base surrender Of on" Of the principal pr;v-
icScS Of tho scN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

MIS-. ~. j. a.. Richinoud,-The reconstruction
oct Of March :. 1856. provided that wnen i state
Canned . state Constitution conforming 20 che
t"dera! constitution, The constitution must he
submitted for the apnrova, OF Congress II this
was obtained. and the St"tc adopted the four
t""nth amendment, 'hen. the state entitled
70 representation in Congress. The Senators and
congressman we're REQUIRED take tho IRON
Cad oath. which secluded those who q :ou"ht
= in the Confederate" service held rnr under
any government hoSti" III. United States.
rh~ general amnesty Of December -. SIS. in
Guided Jefferson Davis. and he el"a sod
from prison. .Ntcr his release. hs visited
i:ur0O". and unon his return The est
OF his l:ie IN retirement at fieauNoir. Miss. du"
ing n'hirh hc wrote The T;iss :rd Hall Of the
confederate eminent" He died on Deem
,e" !. 1855. in New Orleans. La.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

Satan Who those tred-lookinr shades
with Their tongues hanging out whom Charon
has JUS; :crrj.d across.
Imp They ar q delegation from the state
OF virginia. Who started their journey since
III" STATE went div. II while they were
travelling tn" wat.iN reaches OF tho Styx that
| heard thcm breathe in chorus. This is''-wel
they ku"w whor" they were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

}. w. Richmond In the sixth century. when
Christianity gained the scen'iancy. the church
pUt an end To the OF the Coliseum Il sill
stood entire in the eighth century. but subsc
Guent.E large quantities OF the ma rhle we're
used III the construction o! public and private
hu!ldt"rs The expression wooden walls OF
Eng land appears in Sponsors "Faerja ouAene.'
T.. :. A.. tirote in his History Of Greece"
states that the phrase first used by the
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Tribute to Juvenile court.

To ihe Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir fhr object "f this communication il to
express my "niirr sNmpath! with and approval
OF what ''. W. O. says regarding the Juvenile
I"n'' certainly that 81 our juvenile
Court aud its most cniccni jUdE.. The write"
u ihr"wn frequently with tn" boys Of the proha-
ton department OF tho Richmond Juvenile
Court. and is Very familiar with its work and
hc does NOT hesitate I" that there Is no
more splendid Official in tho city OF Richmond
than Iudc" Hicks. and more telling and
sue;tSsfu' work than that OF his court and IL 3
ofhcals Just few days ago OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
The Voice Of the People

s. -" evidence Of good faith. letters must
give the nn'ne AMI address 0f the writer. Names
will not he published &c writer rcuue,t~
Mukc alt rommu n irntionS short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

president Wilson has surprised and dis
appointed us. says Foreign Minister Xmmcr-
mann. Wen. unless Herr zimmerman and
his friends mend their Ways his surprise and
disappointment have only begun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
To Stinen the Hair.

:; l.. -. HONEYWELL Val ol stiff. mug the
hair, anrly brillian,ine such may be pur
cha Sed az reliable hair store. may be
'aaie by Yourself after she followjn: formula
s'!et. ~ ounces: wax. 80 ounces sesame OIL.
40 ounces. Melt in q water bath, and under
1.>idIouS stirring. make fuHfy mix
ure; add castor oil Il ounces: tra2aca,Ith
m'i"i'ag". % ounces Tho last IN redicnt must
l." q tnick preparation made with rose water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

tn" tw" .rrntcSt men Of letters IN
INC estimation "f many. that America
has produced. Whitman and Zoo ucr.
discovered hy Europe. Prophets nav"
been without homo" in their own couu-
Try uctil accepted by another. Spencer
Meredith and liaVclock Ellis ar" eases:
in point. Now comes Ham Heinz
I:wcrs. tho most conspicuous write, OF
imaginative literature IN Gcrnany pos
ScSsing genius not diSsiinlar tn that
Of Poe. and presents his estimate OF
that unhappy and misunderstood poet
We SEQ Poe as a world figure cvai,Iatcd
by one who has no l'uritanicai notions
aud I" whom it is OF little moment
whether Poe drank or did not drink
The book is not alone - study Of roc
ii Isl a criticism OF those who view art
through the spcc;aclcs OF morality
This brilliant liitl" hook will prove it
self ar Indispensable supplement and :.
unique addition |" The literature about
Poe.
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Current Editorial Comment
Mapping the
" hole
OIIntry

y Photographic map Of the
Mappin" tile United states is under way--.t
WbnIc map Of the creates; value for
-. the uses Of peace well ts for
country the c%iSencics OF The work
goes forward very SLOWLY Only
=" pci cent Of the na:iona, domain has been
surveyed and since constant revision OF the
"Ntant portions OF tho map keeps a large force
engaged the completion Of the Undertaking will
require az the prcscn; fatc OF progress about 100
It*Is. Under .ihc sunday civil appropr!a tions
nv. TN" usual sum OF $4,000 would he pro-
N.d'd Tor The ensuing year 10 meet the
~ tho work. III the army appropriation bill
now r"rdinG there is proviso that would add
S%""""c to tho sum available. assuming that tl:e
"n"N" appropriation goes through. !, is i'm.
p"rtani to Impress Congress the vita, con-
meet. ON OF topoEra phic charts with problems OF
general welfare; as we'll as with the particular
Issue OF national defense. Moreover. every Suite
Leg islatuGe should he urged by the force OF in
t"i'igrni public opinion to cooperate with the
Federal government. In this LAND nt ma q n flee mt
distances Ii is impossible to leave such rormi-
dahe Undertaking to small localized force OF
men supported by meaEcr fund, aud the ac-
ccirration of the work is Observation-Disclosures
delpMiM PMbliC Ledger
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security When that amount is used up. their
Theoretical holdings arc wiped gu, au,, they
are wiped out. lsut the country hasn't los,
a penny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
The frSsimist Says:

Will" ihoI" ina" hc luck in odd numbers
II would be hard To carry this conviction 10 q;
man who was tried the first the month
and sentenced hy Il "nt-cycd jude. to sory.
eleven years in The pcnitcutiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

r. & X. Amherst. Wa ltera"y FOR
voters has been adopted Lv nineteen States:
N"hnaS' Arizona. CALIFORNIA;: Colorado. Con-
nec;tcUt. Delaware. Georgia. Louisiana. Maine.
massachusetts, Mississippi. New Hampshire.
NORTH carolina. North Dakota. south Carolina.
Virginia. Washington. Wyoming and Oklahoma.
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".foiin Bull"

T I. u puudas. Na.-rhc phrase Holm, Eull'
applied collectively 10 th- En2,sh uatio,!
first appeared in the satire called THE History
OF John Bull which * Ssucral.y attributed 10
swift. bat which In reality was written ~ pi.
Arh'irhu"'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
student VII" KILLED Prince Ferdinand

-. Eichm"nd The serbian SUDDEN, who
killed Prince Ferdinand and his wife wa" inn
prisonod ia Austria. a:.d his death Vas recorded
%h""I lin.
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Health Talks, by Dr.. Vim. Brady
tcon,tteht, 1915, National Newspaper Service,

\ hui~. is a protective sac ove,. a bony pro7li :
ncuc". such the promiucuc" OF the elbow, OF.
IT the l;rIce . The head of the iaetata:,a /
roi.c forming the crcat-toc joint 'bunion). SOM
hurSac i. mo-. deeply. between tcndous and
bone" y bursu may be infiamcd from INJURY.
undue on prolonged pressure from focal in
icctiou.
liou..muid'> knee for instance IS not Joke
hut prcpat el!ar bursits. II is :, painful swell
ing on the point OF the knee.
Aaoii"r bursa over the Shin bone jus, below
the point -: the knc" is frequently Unnamed
and p"lhaps in both sides chruuicaliy. which
leads III" c"sy going victim !" libel tho weather
for his rheumatism"
inflammation o. hursa over the tip or tn.
elbow i. frequent in minerS--miucrS elbow.
\ bur>H under the kncccap Is sometimes i'm
nuincd IN football players from excessive kick
ing
\ small bursn under the de!tod muscle DIM
ncdiatc!E below the bony tip Of til" shoulder
l. 4 frequent cause Of stiff and painful shoulder
when Iurancd. II is deep thar il produces
cXtrru,! Sl>cllins. but is detected by pressure
with finger directly under the homy prom-
ucncc "f the shoulder.
Inflammation Of The bursi under the tendon
Aciiillry is sometimes in runners and
hikors--S wolieu iufiamcd heel.
Tail"l$ VIII" sit cross legged sometimes ina W
inflammation OF the br"*a itc hony proni-
ucu"c Of the outer ankle.
Finally. women who pointed shoes. and
mon who affect tdylikc footScar likely I"
develop hursi'is over tho Srcat-t"c joint. which
IL tho jn"ipicnt stage "f bunion.
i;u!.iti~ ma! be acute or chronic. u either
TYP" Tin" pain is rue. though stiff
ness may nc the chief complaint i'll some Of the
Very chronic cases.
In y"c",l cases, the huid ~n"nld bc
drawn OF with the aSpratins needle. and firm
Iion. y dressing OF GauHc kept saturated with
alcohol is comfortable. Complete 81 the
part '% essential in tho acute cases. Surgery
ofiors about tho only remedy for tho chronic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

y -. l.. EchuIoud.- The line. ~ rag. bon
and h@Th Of hair. i taken FROM The poem
"a Foot There Was ny I;udyard llirlin;
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Mo~, Powerful Explosive

!. - H.. Fampl!n. Na.-The most powerful
hnoWH explosive is picric acid. SsNville. the
wireless station. is located AZ Long island. y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
Books and Autl.ors

Those who have read Henry Kit
chru NcbStsr's The Real Advcnturc"
will hail with delight tho appearance
OF his new book. Tho Thoroughbred"
lust published hy til" i;cbbs Merrill
CO.. indianapolis In this latest novel
al his Mr.. Webster shows an cNt,aur-
binary know ledge OF tho vital pr"b-
lens OF men and women in America
to-day.
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low to write "i'ixurinr.


Miss N y ". Eichmond.-Drop -" IN Il
:ind ,Gd ING"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

Speaking OF the mobilization OF resources.
has any ono started 10 teach baseball pitchers
now TO throw bombs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

Nut"-l htc'tion.--i Your name has !cc"m"
household Word III family. ana Your rc:-
diets az" authoritative. My daughter. high
school teacher, prickcd her dnccr with thorn.
aud ia f"w days il becamc very The
doctor lan"cd i; and let out some puS When
II was about N"aicd. "a finger on the other hand
d"N"l""cd similar swelling. and required lane
ng. Doctor believed u was from Infection IL
mauicnriur. y Few days later Sill dnothcr
Gng"r began :" show tho same trouble. follow
in" small scratch can Won explain this
pcatrd ""currcrc": She is IN fairly good health.
though somewhat anacmic Mrs. ~. g.
ArSwc'.- to-Inf"ciion. Even high school
teachers with carefully manicurcd hands ha :hor
plain. Iuisar. pus- producing germs on the skin
The germs got in ut the thorn pick. rom
1crcd nor" Nilul"u. more vicious. hy tho in
h"'nmut"rN ORGY they indulrcd IL. md ti"u.
flushed with victory oyer tho lcucocyt"s dead
riS c''lSb. they sailed forth in search oi
n"Utrais to rsvi.h. Yomr daughter curclcsslr
'onv"r'd 'star'cr'' from place tho
rthcr Had she kept her fnSors off. tho second
INVASION would not haN" occurred. II is like
cops o. boils rh" patients fingers alto
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has proved himself with his pencil rs
amusin" and as human. 1t is tho story
OF Captain Bairnsfathcrs own cxpcri-
cnccs in the war story always anus
in. and often moving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

If we arc TO take the word OF TIA" stock
market, all traders are optimsts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

Captain Erucc Rarnsfathcr occupied
unique place among -" artists Of
tho war. OF narrowing sketches OF
slaughter and devastation and al OK
aFgcratcd cartoons OF hate there has
been plenty. Captain RairnSfathcr.
OH the other hand, gives the humor Of
the trenches. tho comic relief OF the
grim tragedy. His Is homely hnmor
that touches not on! the funnybonc.
but the heart Well. IN his now
book. Bullets and 3licts." To be is
sued by tho Putnams early in Feb
ruary, he gives US. in addition to some
twenty full-paTe pictures and about
hfty illustrations in tho text. q MARIA
tive that shows Captain Rairnsfathcr
az dch and clever with his pen as ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

Under the title Of Cuisines tondi-
lions and the Law the Putnams will
publish late in January a discussion
by Gilbert Holland Montague Of every
day trade conditions affected by the
antitrust law. II is a hook for bust
ness mon. Court decisions and legal
proceedings comprise. indeed, IFS back
bone: and lawyers and economic
students will find them all faithfully
cited. But the articles that were the
nucleus of iheS" chapters were origi-
iially intended for business men. and
In preparing tho volume for the press
the author has had in mind tho Same
audience.