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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

she explained how the women and plrl,
could help In winning the war. aroused
great enthusiasm. and scores OF the
girls signed the Patriotic League cards
and enlisted for service.
Rev. Charles II. Stribling and Row.
James A. Mcclure. OF this CITY. are
attending the session Of the Virginia
Synod. In Alexandria,
The Petersburg Boy Scouts, In their
campaign for subscriptions to tho Lib
erty loan. have nearly reached tho
sloo'ooo mark and expect to pass II
betor. tho end Of the week
Rev b. +. Lipscumb. D. n. prcs,d.
ing elder OF the Petersburg district, Ia
about completing his last round Of
quarterly confer inces in the district
His term as presiding elder eNn,res
this year, and no Will he transferro.,
70 another field. rumor says to Char
lottesville district
Beginning on Monday. special Ger.
vices will DO held ut St. Paurs Ennis.
copai Church everS afternoon and
night. conducted by Rev. Phillip Cook
of Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
TIGERS NOT ROASTING
nut Arc Confident Tint The! VIII
Rent NIllinm mud Mary Indians
To-Day in Far;nTf!le.

FARMViLLE, VA, Octobcr .6.-Thc
Tigers arc not boasting. but each man
OF them is ready to testify that he is
roiny to do his best against the VIII
liam and Mary Indians when the two
teams face each other on Nenablc
Isicid tomorrow. The players are in
pretty good condition, and there has
been no falling off in the pep with
which the season was begun. Coach
Bowling has his linemen charging low
and hard and they are pledged to make
gaps for the backs in the coming ha;-
lie blocking. tackling and handling
the pass have received considerahic at
tcntion this week. and the old lessons
in following the ball have been ham
mcrcd in. The same lineup that de-
fcated Richmond College ono week ago
wilt he in action against the Williams
burgers. 1t is as follows: Aylor and
Ion Warren. ends: Scott and Herzig.
tackles: Allen and Hogshcad. guards:
Ferguson, center: Parrish and era ham.
half hacks: Jones, quarter back; Cap
tain Jim Warren. full back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Mi lions Of Little Pain Demons Cause
Untold Suffering from Rheumatism

painful and relentless foes But Won
can be on the alert and rcpulsc the
next attack and end the conflict hy
driving the germs Of rheumatism en-
tirely out OF your system.
10 not wait for the full force OF
tue attack to strike you, but begin
now TO take S. S. s., the wonderful blood
medicine that searches out the tliseas.
germs and eliminates them entire,v
from your blood. This grand remedy
mas done wonders in severe case. -,
rheumatism and will prove Just tho
,re",meht you need. S. S. S. is sold
by druggists everywhere.
Write to-day TO our medical dircc,o
VINO VIII give You. without cbarro 20,
advice regarding your own casc A.,
dress Swift Specific Co. 2s5 y, swtr,
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

with devotional exercises. which ve,>
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Starbuck. Of
Marshall. Va.
fho Bible Cause" was discussed ~
Rev, j. Calvin Stewart. Richmond
moderator Of tho synod. and a,so \,
kev. NJ %. Porter, Richmond
Memorial services were held for
members OF the synod who dIe.I dur,n
the year. as follows: Rev. r. Lee VI
ton. Sthunton. Va: Rev. A. r. Rohi,.
on. Norfolk. Va: Rev j. N. Var Ia
r vent augusta County. Va: Rev. A.
ireu Jones, ID. d.. Winchester. ana H.,
It. X. Houston. Flncastle. Va. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
tin, OF this place, who preceded. him to
the grave fifteen years ago. Mr.. Bos-
ton was brother-in-law of j. Ed
ward Martin, OF Richmond.
SHOOTS HIMSELF TO DEATH
Winchester Man fcscnpex From Attend
nntJin baltimore and Commits
Suicide,
tSpecial 10 The Times-Disnatch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
WINCH ESTER. VA, October 90
John l.. Cooper, aged about thir,,
eight years. Il junior member OF tho
Wholesale mercantile firm of Thomas 7
cooper and Sons. who escaped from an
attendant Of tho Shepherd Pratt Sana-
forum while attending theatrical
performance in baltimore on Wednes-
ony night. committed suicide early this
AFTERNOON in his room at the home Of
n's parents here by shooting himself
IN the head with n revolver. which he
Is said to have purchased yesterday I'm
naitimore. Young Mr.. Cooper had gone
recently to the Shepherd Pratt institn
tion suffering from nervous break
Gown due to ovcrwork. and was appar-
entiy recovering. H.. came home last
nisht unexpectedly while baltimore no.
I Ite were searching that city for him.
He belonged to n prominent n;
wehthy family and leaves his parents
one brother and three sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
EVIDENCE OF ANOTHER
MAJOR LEAGUE CIRCUIT
Four American Association Club. A,ay
Join With Four International
League Clubs.

statement made by Thomas Hickey,
president OF the American Association.
here ;o-day. there is much evidence of
Am3ther major league circuit being put
lie stated that Louisville. Indian
apo'is. Toledo and Columbus might
break away from the American Asso-
!aiion and join with four Interna-
tIor2l League clubs to form the new
!c|Euc. Apparently the American and
Nationti League maEnatcS favor the
formation OF the new circuit. Baiti-
more. II is said will drop the 5000. 900
damage suit against organized base
ba! II the proposition goes through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Renew Their Attack as Cold
Weather Comes.

Maybe you were fortunate enough
not 10 suffer from your rheumatism
AS much as usual during the warmer
months. Sometimes the millions of
little pain demons lie dormant until
real cold weather comes.
But do not be mislcd. They may have
been inactive during the warmer
weather but they will begin their at
lacks with renewed severity just as
soon rs the frosts Of winter arrive
and unless you have been on your
snard, you will find yourself firmly
"'thin the grasp OF your old enemy.
i,lseaSe Is an enemy TO all mankind.
and rheumatism Is one of the most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
No Recommendation, w.,

The printing committee appointed b,
the last General Assembly to reno, ~
the ad"isability Of establishing n s,, ,n
pr,hnnE Plant met here yesterday IL,
Marphys Hotel. The committee
made much progress In its iny..t,'ao
uons. but was still far from tho nnin,
when 1t could make any definit. sta,n
ment M To what its recommend,,1o
would De- II was stated that .h.ra
would probably be no Information ~,
give the public before the report NJ
ready for sub:oission To tho NO., was
ure. In January. i'es'a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
EXCELSIOR FACTORY
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
BUILDING. Machinery and Stock TotnI
Loss. Partially Covered by
InNurnncc.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The TfmeS-DfsDatrh.I
PETERSBURG. VA, October ga
Excelsior Mills. Inc. was destroyed by
fire this morning about 1 o'clock. Tho
building was long. frame structure
about Seventy-flve feet wide, located
in the western part OF tho city, on
the Seaboard Air Line railway and
Battersca Avenue. The fire burned
very rapidly, completely destroying the
factory, machinery, some stock aad
n quantity Of lumber. The loss Is to-
tai. covered by partial insurance OF
$4,000 u. S. Quentin is secretary
treasurer of the company, which did
Il large business. The fire was first
discovered by the engineer OF 4 shift
ing engine, who aroused the people OF
the nciEhhorhcod by prolonged signals
from the whistle Of the engine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
FORK UNION WILL PLAY
Cl'tRLOirESNlLIE TODAY

FORK UNION Ocrchcr o6-Cooch
Harry Griffin Of the Fork talon Min.
tary Acad"lmy football team. had his
last time before the gam. ,yi,h ,hc
Charlottesville High school. The team
came out of the Lynchhurg game in
sooo snare last saturday and they are
Team hard eight. The following line
up VIII probably be used Tomorrow.
nfowei; lett end; Coyl", left tackle.
Konse. LEFT guard; Rotti,nore cnrtnr.
HllIIns. right guard. Brown rich;
tackle: wilkins. RICH, end: Bravorman
Tlgh' haif back captain: Riley, lcf,
quarterback '''''s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
MATIIEWSON IS ANXIOUS
TO GET HOLD OF HERZOG

NEW YORK. October 26.-Chr!sty
Mathewson. manager Of the Cincinnati ii
Reds. is after Captain Charlie Herzog.
of the Giants. Matty believes HerZog
VIII round out his in6eld and make il
the strongest in the country Matty
wants a. heavier hitter than Shcan II
IS not likely. however, that McGraw
VIII let Hcrzug go. He believes his
captain is one OF the best players In
the game. and figures that Matty has
nothing in the Reds line-uD which
would fill the gap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
MONUMENT TO ETTZSIMNONS
PROPOSAL OF SPORTING; MEN

CHICAGO. October ga monument
I" Bob Fitzsimmons, the greatest
Chicago athletes and fighters Lou
zimmerman. Charles Burns and others
nave been discussing ways and means
81 raising funds, but no decision has
been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
BIG OFFER TO UTGCISS
49, 10 STAY WITH ST ioIJS

ST. LOUIS, October .G-Nill.- 10,
gins. who yesterday signed a two-ycSr
contract TO manage the New Work
Yankees. was offered $4,000 ana 10
per cent OF all profits over $4,000 If
ne would remain as manager OF m.
CARDINALS, President Eranch Hickey
announced to-day.
Hickey said he has not signed arv
one 70 take HuggInss place, and wouij
not make any announcement regarding.
a. manager for GONE time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
RICHMOND COLLEGE AND
RANDOLPH MACON TO-DAY
Spiders and Yellow Jackets Attrac-
ss..sstion at Boulevard Field This
x s9tt' Afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
BOTH TEAMS ARE CONFIDENT
Great Rivalry Exists, and Game
Promises to BE Hard Fought.
~eBoth Teams Have Hard Week of
Practice.

Football elevens OF Richmond Col
lape and p.ndoluh Macon will clash
.,'ss -, ,,lo
anis Itterhooh al t'o.M 40 s,S g,
sat1 fiS'u al - s.'i!e ny -
20 mar iouS II! .."t.' 800. ~ 'f,':
Iasat ftS"iIS SAis's VHi"Sri' 't,e 10.
"na ooth OF lhe'.! VIII "S"' !'"' '0'
e'GLS incn Oh s'pu""' -.
d. e.'oN S''N"SSSHS' 49, -, -
i ilS.eIti'I ..t wy go % ~ 80
s,Hh itia ~. a. -. 60, ~ -,
ciat!oh. :thu IL .htE I" IA 'm.S 49, -. 49, ,S,
lneS WI. os "a M .-nn'Ho 80. nc
cnani piotSnlp' ~ - ~! Lii ,..IS
thetr prosptctS o! WINNING VII nc 'ci
dun: II Richmond toiiSEe WINS me
Spiuers VIII nave Il ~ Ni.l!tSe VI IN
lns gu. on ~, Us '"t' ""t 80 80 ~ ,n'
S. unie ana We" G"e' ~ ~ 'I ,i,, ,.e
SpraSIS NJ = ~
aI,s @ ~ Mati,,m, "!'" .i''H ~
uiGt i, w ~ 800 ~ 80 , h',S'
unesua!LE StitI""'.S "ct" .! p!%Nti.v'
a1 .he1e H"S uv'H S"ii' ."'pI r uNcttc' i
hay .he pa OF SlS Hiu'r* IN .",l
~ 10" 49,. ~ tut -, ~ %" ) :"
NE lo i;h1 ma, ne "p",n "'SirsS. m':t
49, 80 .'.,'t 'hc S"'.'r '0-'~'' $3.50
Eooch bnhsnS ~. ,,o how, car,
.,si So. - ~. ~ 80 81
Eva ne p:'s W"eh,
ninrt .Hra,E,r 80, ,,ti .r
ID 20 cn,,7c w.ii, -, ~ a., ,,,. -,
,,,h,ct ,,S;s ,a,,,h;,'.. $50, ~, -. ,'1 49,, -
- vii, 10 .,.,nI ,;,, - ~, "''N
Snnno nG Wcnrvmnu VIZ" p iiniirrrs';, go
o,,sx viii va ~, ~ a't,,n''.' fn
hncr wh,Ia c.a,,r,i ~ ~, IL "a q. ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
SYNOD
Finds ANNUAL SESSION

70 nc Iimcs-DiSDatch.l
EHANDRIA. VA, October 2G-Tho
one hundred and thirtieth annual ses
G D oi tne synod Of Virginia. OF the
Church, came 70 an end
this afternoon. The synod. brforo I'D
!ourning. adopted a resolution express
,hE thanks for the hospitabic manner
IN which ITS members were entertained
during their sojourn here.
The session this morning wa. opcn.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
CHARGED with Ar,,,

warrant has been issued against
l. Goein. a former merchant OF this
city, sworn out by Deputy Insurance
Inspector Schlueter. alleging arson. It
is charged that he set fire to his store,
in Bollingorook Street, on September
is. by which his stock and merchandise
was damaged. The warrant has been
sent TO HOpewell for execution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

STANTON Academy beats Tech Subs.
SDACNTON, VA, October 2i.- -Staun-
ton Military academy continued It's
good work here this afternoon. and
defeated the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute reserve hc the score OF 81 to 0.
The Cadets have n powerful eleven this
wear. and have not lost q game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Suit to GET Lima

Suit TO obtain possession -,
OF land at Fifth and Canal S,rrets 10Y
hled In the City Circuit Court yes,nra sa
ny tho Merchants Cold StoraFe ana Ivy
manufacturing Company against W ~
Veitch. w. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

INC NlrGlNia Normal and !n1ue.rinl
cci3!ed Institute defeated tho Adcl-
nhihs OF Richmond yesterday afternoon
'hc score 81 to o N ono OF the bnrn
50 Fought football games played in the
r. rd" CITY This war " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

Members Of the West End Gun Club
win hold their hnai shoot OF the s.,,s"n
th!s afternoon at 30 O'Clock on ina
SUBS traps; The shoe, VIII he in
Goodloe. OF Alton: i. II. Storr ana 7
A.-Anderson OF Richmond All OF thcse
men are expert trapshooters. and some
mnee smoothing is likely TO take place
The past year has been unusually pros.
porous for tho West End Gun Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
WHITE APPOINTED BOXING
INSTRIC"rOR AT CAMP GRANT

II c 20. October 26--Charley
White. challenger of Benny Leonard
the champion lightweight. has been
appointed boxing instructor at Camp
Grant, with a salary OF $500 year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
To Increase Subscriptions.

The banks OF Petersburg. which have
already subscribed largely to the sec
ord Liberty loan. have decided to hand
increase th.ir subscriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
DR.. CnIisch Speaks.

DIR. +. y. Calisch, OF Richmond, de-
livcred the first Of series Of sermons
to the 700 Hebrew soldiers at Camp
Lee this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Don t e ct up

at night. Drink the celebrated
ShiVar mineral Water. Positively guar
nntccd by money back offer. Tastes
nne; costs trihc. Delivered anywhere
by our Richmond agents. Spencc-Nun-
llAmhk Cr CO.-A1V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher's talks on
patriotism to the girls of the High
School Yesterday afternoon. in which
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14
coNEEssEs Olson RoRRERY

coNFESsES OLSON ROBBERY
Joseph MOresco, an ex-convict,
held at the East Chicago av. station,
is said to have confessed that he rob-
bed the safe of the A. J. Olson Dairy
Co., 226 w. Chicago av., on Oct. rs,
the night after Sen. A. J. Olson, head
Of the company, died. $4,000 is said
to have disappeared. The police had
suspected Fred A. Brown, a confiden-
tiaI employe, Of embezzlemept. Mo-
rescO named Mike Bernardo and
Frank Calabra as accOmplices.
-O-O-
Washington.-Mrs. Jas. II. Lewis,
wife of Sen. Lewis, talked of as lad
ministration" candidate for president
of D. A. r.
/Washington.-PIan to boost post
age rates on newspapers and maya
zines and decrease postage on drop
letters to 1 cent lost out in senate,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-14

7 much less striking than the ordinary
stripes of solid color.
The skirt is a splendid example Of
good designing, being merely a cord
ed fiOunce applied to hip yoke, with
the extra fullness at the top lOOped
into artistic side pockets.
The artistic little shirTed cape and
the matching hat complete a sum-
mer street costume of unusual re-
fnement and elegance.
-O-O-
COUNCIL BODY TO BE TOLD OF
BABIES BEING SOLD
Instances of little babies actually
being sold and of others dying from
apparently gross neglect in South
Side baby farms" were to be called
to the attention Of the council health
committee at its meeting this after
noon.
An investigation by the Juvenile
Protective assn reveals startling
facts Of the way some of these farms
appear to be run; of unmarried
mothers boarding their children at
these farms, of an alarmingly high
death rate among the babies and of
the easy manner in which anybody
seems able to get baby from some
of the farms"
-O-O
CONFESSES OLSON ROBBERY
TOCnnh MOrncon on av-0oDyviof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

was seen TO heare up out OF the wa
tor and then settle back with terri
Bile list. Immediately distress signals
were sent up by the wounded ship. but
she could expect no aid. for, under
Admiralty orders. no vessel can go to
the rescue OF another 1T such Il time.
Throughout the three weeks from
Port Said passengers stood their watch
on the bridge with the ships officers.
From daylight until dark two paSSeu
gers were always on the lower bridge
scanning the water with marine
glasses. And their assistance was APP
prcciated by the commander. for he
could NOT have too many on the look
out. During his outward voyage he
had escaped in a miraculous manner
from !: submarine. and he had no de-
lusons as to the danger.
II is not only the men in tho
trenches who lose their reason through
tion of what submarine warfare will
Scngcrs Of the liner. There was abonrd
as passenger a steamship captain,
who for many months had plotted Il
great ship through dangerous waters.
once at least he hnd encountered an
underwater boat and fought for the
life of his vessel The continual strain
had finally told on him. and he was
being taken homo under guard of two
men, Il shattered wreck who stood for
hours in Il spot listening, always lis
tering. For what? He alone knew
and he would not tell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
MOVES TO RICHMOND
FROM COUNTRY HOME
Mrs. =. =. Smith Vow Nesides mt 2.O:s
vennblc street, This city.

one OF the bcst-known women IN
Franklin County. Va, is Mrs $. L.
Smith. who recently moved TO Rich
mon1, where sac and her husband, vino
holds the important position as fore
man AT the ID. NJ. Lea factory. in tins
city. now reside at 23oS Nenablc Street,
in the East End.
After suffering from nervous head
aches and defective vision for years"
said Mrs Smith in recent interview,
Il was sent to Charles Lincoln Smith
by my sister. Airs. i. G.. Wilson. who
lives on Randolph street. Richmond.
Before came To see him could
scarcely see at all with my left eye.
and the vision OF my right eye WAS
blurred Wher tried 10 read, the
letters seemed 10 drift away from me,
and sonnet ines ] would lose half Of the
word would have 10 stop and rub
my eyes and start all over again. /
also suffered with pains in my head,
right through my temples. Several
others treated me, but didn't do me
much good.
Il came to Charles Lincoln Smith
some time ago. and since he used his
method and prescription glasses on me
have been all right. The headaches
stopped. I now have no difficulty III
reading the letters appearing clear
and distinct before me. His method
has helped me wonderfully. His
glasses are so comfortable I hardly
know have them on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
SULL0WAY DYING
Republican Representative From Now
Hampshire Expected to Live
Only Few Hours

NASfi'N6ToN, March ll.--Repre-
sentative Cyrus y. Sulloway. Republi-
can, of New Hampshire. was sinking
az an early hour this morning. and at;
tending physicians had abandoned hone
that he could live more than Il few
horrs.
representative Sulloway "A couspic-
ucus hgnre i'll the House for twenty
years. was stricken at his hotel sew
erai days ago. and for several hours
mas been in comatose state. lie is
seventy eight years old and a native
OF Manchester.
lie mad served in ten Congresses. and
WIS reelected TO the SiNty-ffth Con-
SreSS by one Of the closest rnajorities
IN mis- political career. lie defeated
ms Democratic opponent by about 1000
votes. Should Representative Sulloway
not survive. the lines III the next House
would be even more tightly drawn
than they now are. and another va
cahcH in the Republican ranks thus
created would render stlll more diff
cunt Republican chances OF organic
ing the next House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Williams Regrets
SmaUHeaHhFund
State Commissioner Says Death
Rate Could Be Lovcrcd BY
Wise Expenditure.

State Health Commissioner Enniou
u. Williams. who has been absent from
the city during the past week. yes
terday expressed his deep disappoint-
ment that the City Council had not
Increased the appropriation for the
city Health Department.
fhe great efficiency of the Rich
mond Health Department" said Dr.
"tiiians. rs shown by the fact that
whereas the death rate was 1888 per
thousand in 1907. IL was only 1889 per
thousand in 1914. Even with the limit
ed resources at its command, the Rich
mona department has attracted ma
tlonal and international recognition
by original methods. which other cities
are now adopting. the deaths from in
Iantiie diseases have been reduced
from rate of 1919 per 100000 in 1911.
TO 65.3 in 19l5-less than half. Nom,
VINO reviews this record and the work
or The Richmond Health Department
IN other directions will question the
splendid things il has done for Rich
Tor IT'S investment. The mere differ
ence in the rates for 1907 and 1914
SHOWS Il saving to a city OF $4,000 of
not less than 694 lives Il year-surely
a good return for what Richmond has
put into health measures
DIR. Levy knows better than any
one else that his department is not
doinE All IL could DO. with larger
means. Tor the prevention Of disease.
Iubiic health is purchasablc. like any
'h'hG else with Il given sum of
money. SO much can be Accomplished:
nut with more money. still more can
be accomplished. Where an investment
mas paid such excellent dividends "a
public health has paid in Richmond In
past years. would il not be good bust
ness to invest more?
ne average death rates of Ameri-
can cities OF approximately the same
size tlsli) was 1873 per thousand If
hicnnond puts enough money in health
WORK TO bring down tile local death
rate 70 that figure, this would mean
Il saving of 90 lives per year If tn,
rate could be lowered to- that of tho
cry with the lowest rate. an additional
l'iSi lives could he saved II is es,i
mated that tor every life saved. 3OD
DAYS OF sickness are prevented IN
terpret this in terms Of economic cav
ing To Richmond. and 4 larger ap,ro
prlatlon for health work needs no fur
,her afsument. hope ii is not too
iate TO Increase the appropriation for
the present year"