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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-13
CHAPTER XIV

ny arrest In
my ewn Cana-
dian Provtnes
dreve me acrssss
the border into
Maize, bst bad
news trsvsls fast
and svhen I ar
rived mt ny des-
tinaties WAS
already hersided
a. q criminal of
the worst stripe.
so I wandered
ON 10 Montreal,
only 20 find that
here they had n
nice little law
that prevented
amy dentist from
praeficing there
unIess he Wsr n
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Dear Miss Grey We are two
attractive young girls Of ls and
II. We hardly dare go out ON
the down town streets alone
without being insulted, or fol-
lowed. by men and boys. in
some cases. nicely dressed and
Of good appearance. The way
most every boy we meet makes
eyes at W 10 very annoying. AZ
the holiday season approaches
II 10 absolutely necessary that
we be down town a great deal.
What would you advise US to
DO 70 avoid this unpleasant
ness?
TWO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
In the first place, girls, did you
know that IL IL not comely 20 ad.
init your good looks and attract.
fveness. You should be entirely
unooncersed, aud act accordingly
Prom my own personal obsorv.
spcos when ] have been ON the
down town streets, I should SAL
that I'm the majority OF cases
women and girls are the aggres-
sors In the flirting game. II 9
girl minds her own business and
doesn't make eyes and look fos
insults, she won't get them as q
rule. III u man makes q mistake
and look at him in the right tone
of voice he won't repeat IL.
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Cures Colds In Mexico
BROMO QUININR tab
lets remove the cause. r.. w.
GROVES signature on box. SOC
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Somehow / feel you're not as
bad as the rest Of these million
aires.
You've got Just as much money,
Of course.
And you're Just about the
sourest-faced one in the lot.
But I've got a sort of notion
that you know what's wrong.
think you know that IL you
could supply the American public
with a soul sparkle things would
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Tacoma circle, No. f58, of
Woodcraft will give a card party
Thursday evening at Eagles hall.
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west from Washington, ID. c., with
her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Wallace.
Marriage licenes were granted
in Tacoma Wednesday to Frank J.
Smith and Mary Henderson OF Ia
coma; Charles Deering of Port
land, and Dorothy Brownlow Of
san Francisco; Chester A. Booth
and Hazel Longseth of Tacoma;
George F. Jacobs and Mabel Will
son, OF Los Angeles; s. A. Rob-
erts OF Rosebud, Mont, and Grac.a
M. Untermacher, of Boise, Idaho;
Louis Cubons and Mrs. Ada Shella-
berger. of Bakersfield, CAL; Olson
Washington and Mamie Billiard,
OF Los Angeles; Thomas j. Muir
ply, OF Waterloo, Iowa, and Sarah
e. Biegler OF Tacoma; George Jor-
censor and Ethel Foil of Tacoma;
+. l.. Walten and Louise Tucker,
OF Tacoma; Edward s. Gray and
Mrs. Nettie Barney of Olympia;
Frank ]. Espel and Lillian Il.
Walker of San Francisco; r. T.
Farrell OF Chicago, and Leona
Jehill of Wausau, Wis.
The Fern Hill Parent-TeachoP
association will meet at 1880 Fri
day evening in the domestic SOL
ence room of the school. All
fathers and mothers are urged to
attend. There will be a special
program, followed by social
meeting. Refreshments will be
served.
Residents OF Park avenue nsse
at the Park Avenue school house
Saturday evening to organize an
Improvement club. More than so
residents of the district attended.
The entertainment included music,
speakers and refreshments. The
next meeting viii be held after
the first Of the year
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bedding in . neat roll II the head
of his cot.
Dear Miss Grey: win you
please tell mo what ! could
Give Q twin boy age months
for q present In place OF .
bracelet or necklace which
could be given his twin sister,
Also to settle an argument Ii
pink or blue the proper color
for Q baby boyf MRS. =. W.
A ring would b . suitable gift
for the baby boy 0 months old.
Fink n the color for boy babies,
and blue for girls, or white for
either.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell
me who the present pope Of the
Catholic church IL and oblige.
Pope Benedict XIV, 0iacemo
DeIla Chiesa. Tho year Of his
accession was 1914.
E.~.. fs.rA- A..
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Dear Miss Grey: Kindly tell
me IL Boy Scout II permitted
TO swear. In our neighborhood
are several boys who are scouts
who swear shamefuily and use
very rough language. Should I
report them TO their troop?
u. w.
Swearing 10 contrary 20 Scout
principles. Reverence toward God
IL ono Of the fundamental points
In scout law. Il II the first thing
. scout pledges whm he takes bis
oath Ut honor. II you have any
influence with the boys IL would
be best to remind them Of their
duty than to report them for
wrong doing.
Dear Miss Grey: read youp
answer relating to a man who
claims that by crossing the
ocean he il the same as diyorc-
ed from the wife he leaves In
the old country. I would like to
learn q little more about this
subject. II . man marries In
the old country and leaves his
wife thru her misconduct With
other men and has positive
proof, decides to settle down in
the state, could he procure his
freedom from the marriage thru
the American courts7
| FOOLED.
| Upon his proof Of sufficient
grounds, he may obtain Q divorce
decree.
Dear Miss Grey: Gould q
man OF military age who got
his first citizenship papers q
year ago be drafted In the army
when he tried to Join the navy
short time ago. but was turn
ed down because he was not O
citizen? I. T.
| Yes. Aliens holding first cita-
zenship papers arc subject 70
draft, now.
Dear Miss Grey: ! have had
great deal OF trouble with
my throat. and as q result. the
doctor tells me to discontinue
singing and talking. but ~ !
am a kindergarten teacher I
cannot do that. He has also
told me my trouble is Of can
.cerous nature. What would you
advise me to do?
MARGARET.
Following your d4,ctcr's dag
nosis Of tho case ron should put
yourself In the core Of tho very
host surgeon ron know. Cancer in
its early stages Il curatde, bus
you must act quickly.
Dear Miss Grey: I have had
requests from two boys ut camp
for pillows. Can you tell me
the size and shape required?
ANNA.
A small bed pillow and . pair
Of plain pillow cases would be ac-
ccptabse. Or send . small OBJ
long pillow with . brown linen or
crash cover. Tho pillow must b
small enough 70 be rolled within
the blankc cts during the day, A.
every man Is required 90 place his
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Chester Thorne being the hostess.
Miss Beecher has recently come
west from Washington, ID. c., with
her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Wallace.
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Miss saIIic Beecher win be Tho

honor guest at dinner Saturday
evening at the Country club, Mrs.
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red Heart church will give a card
party Thursday evening in Bis
marck hall, East cath and @ SITS.
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Cares Colds I'm Frnsee
LAXATIVE BROMO oUfNfHE tab
let's remove the cause. ". W.
GLOVES signature on box. zoe.
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EDITORIALS

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49, 81 yssss:s iEs .ss.2 Siuss Pssass,ss ..s5
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tSOC19N

MIR. and Mrs. Orvilie Billings
will be hosts at a dancing party
at their home Saturday evening,
honoring their daughter, Rea. A
group OF University of Washing
ton girls and young army officers
from Camp Lewis will be the
guests.
Tho Orpheus club i'm concert
met with an enthusiastic reception
Wednesday evening The selec-
lions were very well rendered.
with Sergt. Perry Of Camp Lewis
scoring the hit of the evening.
Conductor Spargur was very wide
ly congratulated on his excellent
training OF the club.
Pierce county graduate nurses
will give Red Cross benefit ball
and social entertainment In John
sons hall Thursday evening. Cards
will be played by those who do not
care to dance. Refreshments will
be served.
Alumnae Of Aquinas academy
are holding their annual sale Of
Christmas articles at the Bankers
Trust building, 1.109 Pacific ave.
A beautiful assortment of hand
made articles Is on display and a
large stock Of both practical and
fancy articles is being rapidly sold.
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bedding in . neat roll ~ the head
of his cot.
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The U-bosts says The kaiser. have divine help
pn1s e blaming ths bankruptcy on the silent partaer. ~
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Following your doctors dag
nosis Of tho case you should put
yourself In the core Of the very
best surgeon you know. Cancer In
its early stages Il ctratle, bus
you must act quickly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-02-08

lie N, VIII
( iop-1atioa, a.. ---. j.
Gafetei
e.
t. SAX VIZ Vas
home ID LIS sister in CaiCwa4
Just received full line Of 70
and horse blankets, the storm k.A
at LoeketFs.
Chimney blocks, any size al
Gilbride's cement works, east
Fruit Association.
Fish scraps, bloodmeal, GROUND
bone-everything necessary for the
hens. At Emmett Feed Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Vickers were
over from Eagle last week, visitiD
at the F. A. DeClark home, and witt
other friends.
]. W. Tyler, member of the legis-
lature from this county, has been quite
ill during the past week in Boise, suf-
fering from the grip.
Don Vickers, of Cascade passed
through town Monday on his way to
Boise valley, where he will spend the
remainder of the winter.
E. A. Mckay has placed big sign
across the rear end of his laundry
building which reads, "The home of
the Irish Washerwoman."
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Decker of Can
ada arrived last week to visit the
latter's brother, Albert Bird. They
left Tuesday for the coast, where they
will spend a few weeks before return
ing home.
Homer Coalter. who has been work
ing for the B. P. Lumber Co. at Cas-
caa uehl the hospital in
ae threatened with ty-
0h feHer hee weeks ago Mr..
Cl.sr brought ais little daughter to
Lamett to be treated for appendicitis
j. W Barrett has moved his shoe
shop into the room recently vacated
by W. W. Wilton, and Whitman & Co.
now occupy the entire store room, for
merly used by both parties, for
their tin and sheet metal shop. This
fives them much needed room for
air rapidiy growing business.
The Endeavor society Of the
Christian church raa las5 Thursday
evening At the home Of Alr. and Mrs
". D. Howell for their regular bust
ness meeting. Nineteen members
we're present. The young people were
oyally entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
Howell. We are roinf again soon.
The adjustment of capital punish
nent in Idaho is asked for in bill
Introduced by Sims of Twin Falls.
Under the terms Of the measure, per-
ons found guilty Of first degree muir
Ter shall get life Imprisonment in
he state penitentiary. Persons guilty
f second degree murder shall re-
Give not less than 10 years.
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All the Year Round.

Oregon Short Line weekend anG
Sunday rates have been so popular
that they will be continued indefin-
itely. On sale every week-all the
time. They are for your convenience;
use them frequently. Ask o. S. l..
Agents.
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Diamond Edge knives and razors
at Reilly's.
The best line of horse blankets ever
shown in Emmett. See Lockett.
Diamond Egg Food will make your
hens lay. For sale by Emmett Feed
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewey were
up from Weiser over Sunday to visit
his parents.
Liberty" daughter of the U. S.
A, at the Ideal Theatre every
Tuesday night.
To introduce Gem flour we offer
for short time only at 81 per sack.
Cash Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Allen have
moved from Emmett to the Stiles
ranch on Deer Flat recently purchas-
ed by them.
Home cured breakfast bacon and
home made lard at the Emmett Meat
Market. Superior to packing house
products. Patronize home industry.
c. G. Pinney, well known conductor
of the Idaho Northern branch of the
o. S. L., is now to take a run on the
main line. He went to Pocatello
Sunday to report for duty.
Jack Little returned Tuesday to his
Crane creek ranch, after spending
several days in town. He was here
to make arrangements for marketing
of fine bunch of fat porkers, which
will be sent out this week.
Don't worry along with leaky tires.
| repair tubes and castings If you
have blow-outs or sand blisters bring
your tires in and have them made new
We guarantee satisfaction. Give me
trial. The Don't Worry Shop-L.
A. Wheeler
Ex-senator Geo. w. Fisher of Ban
mock county made flying visit to
his brother w. E. Fisher of this city
on Sunday, remaining only few
hours. He was accompanied by his
niece, Miss Mabel Fisher, who is
as clerk in the Cash Bazaar
at Boise.
c. H. Doolittle, who will be remem-
bered as being located here for sever
al years as trouble man. for the
Idaho Power company, has taken his
Did job at Gypsum, near the Oxbow
power plant. He has been located
'or year past at Manton, Mich,
where he was taken very i'll and
serious surgical operation became I
He is now fully restored {
o health. His wife is still at Man
on, taking care of farm they own
here.
With the cab and the tender crusted
With ice, an engine and rotary pillow
anne down the Idaho Northern branch |;
Wednesday afternoon, where it had :,
een battling with deep snow drifts |,
hat blocked portions of the road to !,
.akeport and hampered traffic for
everal days the first of the week. !,
.oadmaster William Farrell and a =
rev of men went up Sunday to clear ;,
he road which was completely OBJ E
tructed at few points by drifts ten =
eet deep. "A terrific windstorm that ;,
lew continuously for two days was :
ne cause of the trouble" said Road
laster Farrell on his return Wednes- T
ay afternoon. "The snow was not :,
eep, only or inches, but it was :;
lken up by a fierce wind that piled I,
to great depths at certain points. >,
arge trees were bowled over by the
,rce of the gusts that came at If
,gular intervals. The storm extend
| from Lakeport to about milepost n,
}. Old settlers in the valley say
icy have never before seen such an e.
exceptionally strong wind '
ampa Leader.
Solid cord wood. See Emmett Feed v
i'll for prices.
For good bread use Fleischman's II
east, at Reilly's. p
DIR. Judd. dentist, Monroe Bldg.
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investigators of the marvellous
power of radium are not only busy
holding out hope, but are giving Us
something to worry about. 1t is now
calculated that if there is in the eartf
only one part of radium in each mil
lion million, quantity that is be-
lieved to have been exceeded where in
vestigations have been made, the eff
feet will be to raise the temperature
of the earth's core 1900 degrees in
100,0OO,000 years. This heat would in
the process of being generated have
the effect of consuming the crust on
which we live, after which it would
escape into space and the world would
grow cooler again and a new crust
would be formed Recent experiments
have shown that a gram of radium
generates 1873 calories an hour, which
in year of 8760 hours would amount
to 100000 calories, or in the active
of a gram of radium $780,
100000 calories as the producing
power of an equal quantity of coal
made while the Simpler
tunnel was being driven convince
scientists that radium is much com
moner than had been previously sup
posed.
Cord wood for sale. Inquire at En-
nett Feed Mills.
The Majestic, the range with al
at Reilly's.
Whitman for Plumbing and Til
work. Phone 46-J.
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Excursion Rates Continued

Oregon Short Line weekend and
Sunday Excursions have been big
success and will be made permanent.
You can get the special low rates
every week-all the time. Ask the
agents.
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FURS w NTED

Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
furs. New York Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
For Your Men Folks
Let Us Suggest:

My Four Years I'm Gcrmnny-by
Gerard. $500.
His Own Country-by kcster.
$3.50.
Private Pcnt. His Own Soldier
story. Si.50.
Every Man III, Own Unirer,ity-
by Russell Convict. s1.OO.
Laughing Bnl IIyde-by EeS
Beach. Si.:;J.
Jnck London New Dog story-by
Michael. S1.5O.
brother In ArmH-by Powell SOC.
Getting ToEcthcr-by Ian Hay.
5Uc.
How ia Live mt the Front-by
Hector Macouarrel. SI.oI.
wnr--By Pierre Lote. Sf."5.
The Foes OF Our Own lIouSch old
The Call of tho Republic-by
Wise. $500.
Army and Navy Internationally
Falls. S1.00.
The Crin,e-by the author OF Il
Accuse: Vol. I. now ready,
Salt or the Earth-by SidE wick.
$50.
Rookie Rhymes. .5c.
Laugh and Lively Douglas
Fairbanks. SI.O0.
Ithymes OF Il Rcd Cross Mnn-by
Service. si.00.
Spell or the Iukon--by Services.
Si.ulI
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TO EXEMPT MEN WHO
ARE SEEKING COMMISSIONS

Men in class !, it j. stated, vii! he
notified Of sucn classification inmcdi-
atcly thercupon. and immediately there
after shall be notified 10 appear for
physical exam inution. These c%aiHi-
nations shall continue until every man
In class ! has been examined o: until
other inctructiors have been received
from the proves. 7r.arsiial- general. The
local boards are urged to get busy a.
once TO get enough men in class 10
MI all quotas, The district boards
legal advisory boards and. in fact.
everybody connected in any way with
tho administration OF the detective SER
vice law, are also urged TO expedite
mo performance .! the new rc% !la-
items.
Section l5!. hy telegram received by
tho Governor from General Crov:,lcr
Was amended 10 make tile rulc aupl-inr,
10 medical and dental student. ana
lately extended to cover engineering
students, appl? also TO applicants for
commissions as flyers. observers or bal
loonists in the aviation section -. The
signal corps: This virtually amount.
10 exemption from the draft Such ne
the chief signal officer may Drc-.-ibc
ana allow may enlist in the aviation
section signal. enlisted reserve corDs
An authorized cNaminin" board Win,
give the successful applic.n. a cor:;G-
ca.c OF enlistment. "hich viii he fled
WIN 'he FucstonuIire. The registrar,
VIII then be placed in class on the
Gronhas OF being ia tho military ser.
Vice O: the United states.
(, $50 re2i"irants rejected from IN.
may marines anc those yvho were com
lnissioned ~ the enlisted rcsc-v. -,
the medical department. c1,is,ca On
serve OF the engineering dcpa.tncn. or
shiisted resor'a Of signal corps sba,,
ne reported ty tho ons.cr rcscrtin,
2nch men TO the local boards whi"1
snail re-cxaminc them ut once. A,I
buen as arc found III Tor service shnIi
n;.n 80 10 IN. m"bilization camps az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
STATE WINS APPEAL
supreme Court Awards Writ OF Error
in S,nith-COurtncy DnmnSc
suit.

Writ Of error has been granted by
the Virginia supreme Court OF Appeals
In the case OF the state against the
Smith -Courtney Company tricd in the
Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond
on a petition On the part Of the com :
pauy TO recover sl!.3:S.s5, the balance
gu" on a contract by the company 10
erect and install a quarry LINE grind
ing plant for the Convict Lime Board.
Ill the lower court the petition wa,
heard and "a verdict was rendered for
the rettioninS company. After max
ing IN" first payment the state refused
10 max. further payments, and refused
The plant on the grounds that it did
not measure up to the terms OF the
agreement. Counsel for the state en-
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Gift BOks for
Everybody:

Faust ILLUSTRATED by PoEany.
$3.50.
RinEs---for the Fingers
George Frederick Kumz. $3.50.
Old nonds Out of PhIIndeIphiu-
by Faris. sf.O0.
Christn'ns Tales of Finndcrn-by
icon dc Besscherc. $500.
Royal Palaces ind PnrLx Of
France, S".ON
Men of ri,c OLD stone AEe-by o.-
borne. $500.
o'ShnnEhnes.y's Diplomatic Days.
500.
4 Literary Pilgrim In England
by Thomas. SI.OO.
CnrmcRn-hy Joan Bull. Illus
trated. Special. S"..5.
Old PnnamR-by Anderson, S..uu
The Girl md the Fnun-Illus-
trated by Frank ErauGwyn.
S2.CO.
The Nooi. OF New York-by
Shackel;on. $50.
Morle!'s Recollection C. vols.).
$3.50.
Old Seaport Towns Of the south
by Allan Cram. $3.50.
Handles I'm Old College Towns
by Hawthorne. $3.50.
The Renaissance and Its Mixer,
bound in arts craft leather
beautifully illustrated. $1,000.
TcNns-thc Mnrvellous-Wint
s:;.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
sum OF S349 IS ADDED
TO OPPORTUNITIES FUND
Only S431.5O Must BE Raised TO
Realize Goal Of St.t.2
Which Is Aimed For.
TWO CAsEs FULLr PROVIDED
Contributions Now Being Distributed
Among Remaining Eight-Ncarly
$1,000 In All Has Bcrn Given To
Help Poor.

Contributions for The Fen rrror-
iuniiics" for social service in this city
preceding tho Christmas holidays,
amounted 10 sG4?.oO ycstcrday. THIS
brings the total received to relieve the
ten cases OF suffering from SS?i. the
amount previously received. up 10
$4,000. and leaves only Si$i.5o TO be
raised to NEE; the requests fc: N.I1"
for All cases. One liberal woman Of
this city mailed The Times. Dispatch, her
personal check for slaS TO close ont the
campaign for the thirteenth and eish-
tecnth "opportunity." Due 10 previous
contributions her check carried a sur
plus Of So. which was distributed
equally among the remaining eight
cases. Tho receipts OF yesterday
brought ;hc amount received 10 dItc
for al! the opportunities" including
tho first ten. which one citizen pro-
N.dcd tor with a contribution Of Sl."tS.
up 10 q total OF Sl.a9S.5n.
1t viii be observed that with more
than $500 yet to raise there remains an
opportunity for many Richmond Cit
liens TO come TO the aid OF fclowman
who faces the new year with personal
fears and horrors.
DIR. BUCHANAN PLEASED
WITH QUICK RESPONSE
Rev. James Buchanan. general score
tary OF the Associated Charities seems
pleased with the response OF Rich
NiOau people VINO Understand ilat.
after all. charity must begin ~ home
lie has expressed delight 1t the two
larger checks received for homc-re-
building in this city; hu. nc has been
no less proud OF the small and medium
contributions, which arc always worth
a. much OH the dollar and just as vel
come to one who faces approaching
disaster with doubt and gloom. The
indications are that Richmond realizes
that no call from Europe and Asia
Minor can be SO urgent and pathetic rs
TO warrant this city in forgetting or
ignoring the plaintivc voices in ones
aciEhboring huts.
Among the numerous letters received
within the last day Or two with hcne-
~ checks for the poor was the follow
ing:
Enclosed please find my contribution
20 he applied to any one o: the OPP
portun:tes' TO help worthy needs and
charity. l only wish that could help
every one OF them. commend your
paper for bringing these worthy cases
20 the attention Of the public. and hope
their needs may be speedil" supplied.
In helping those at 4 distance. let uS
re: overlook those ut home. I leave tho
application OF my contribution TO your
Judgment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
For Children from 4 to
II Years Old:

Let all parents. who wish their
little ones To have their minds
and tastes developed along the
right paths, remember that once
child Is interested and amused.
the rest il comparatively easy.
Stories and poems SO admirably
selected cannot then but SOW the
seeds OF Il real literary culture.
which must be encouraged Ill
childhood II il is ever 10 exercise
real influence in life.
The Fairy RinE-Fairy Tales for
Children to s.
Magic Cnsements-Fairy Tales
for Children q to -
Tales OF Fairy Tales
for Growing Girls and Boys.
Tales OF Wonder--F'airy Tales
that Make One Wonder.
Pinufore Pnlncc-Rhymes and
J!nsles for Tiny Tots.
The Posy RinE-VerSes and
Poems that Children Love and
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