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Health Talks, by Dr.. WIN. Brady
GODS right. !ais %a,.onsI Newspaner Service,
rhc Life Of Worm.

80" that srsndma comedies she knows no;h-
inc about worms. znd ih" hshwivcs mo longer
"rIieuSA ana acidosis IeaI!l nothing hu;
"oin'S ii man be worth vine - investigate III.
cyc.e 81 worms existence I mean The
moo round worm. popularity called Ascsris lum-
brir"'diS. which infs=ts the alimen'"ry canal Of
a considerable share Of children and adults
whc:h"" the! know ii not.
The o%ss ~ The round arc visible only
r"""r thc microscope Ch!ldre1 perhaps pick
~ lhe crSs more frequently iuau adults be-
cause on!!dreu have di,tier hands ana less
par' rU!ar about pCtiina their fingers IN their
lnou,l2 Ar.p pia~i, =. Bu, not oaly ~. he
earth and drinking water the eggs Of worms
conveyed 10 ;hc stomach. children directly 70
infcci themselves and pia. mates Il! uncle,uIy
cleanliness. therefore. * the prevention Of
worms. If a. children were made TO wash their
hands aud SAGE ver% carefully before eating
d'nne" Gan"! ar nNthi;@ else. there would hc
less occasion for sranhma and the others l."
diagnosis You see grandma and her
riGh; about the worms in e hundred
times. ana as long this line record is possible.
the doct"g just naturally can't throttle grandma.
Ia few days after they swallowed. Ihc
csss hatch out. TIC adult worms foam Or
lr"rc inches l"ur. aS thick al:iil
pale in 90 Than earth worms
rhcrt Are absolutely n" characteristic symp-
tons eNnihitod h. child With worms. We
hate 70 SAY this. Of course, for it viii roiisr
Sramdyr"'s ire but II is tic Otter truth. Such
SYMPTOMS as have been from the time az Bonn
called worm symptomS'--fev ,shu"ss sweet
breath. coated tongue. flushed face with white
ines ao"u' thc mouth pIISht eyes. hauSta.
vomiting. nervous iwiichinE. ct cctera--:,rc i'm
reality symptoms Of acute intestinal indis IS ION
acute acid inioHicaiion ana othcg illnesses in
40 VIA dependent u,oi. worms.
And thiS nons true. ii follows thai worm
remedy which fails 10 produce the Whole worm.
IS Hciu:ion and snare. That acute Symp-
toms like ;hc foregoing sometimes happen to
SubSiGe after ihe administration Of .llcr ed
worm medicine which does not bring AVA ,le
whole worms. - not evidence. but coincidence
\ phN:c ma: help good many different i'll
ucsScS Of childhood
not going /" name any worm medicine
For thjG reason: Unless !oU are certain the
child has worms il IS wicked and cruel ia p'v
The child with such medicine. And il you are
certain. j! il serious enough job demand
the supervision Ot the family doctor for Il real
effective worm medicine is always q poison .n.
deserves m experts administration.
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chcQualcd humanit r,!,nism of Thcnias Jefferson
;hc APOSTLE OF Liberty. -.
When jefferson qualified the word oo"'i,S
IN the Declaration OF Independence Wtth 'ne
adjective lust he showed reniarkupIc uel,th
and EcenncSS OF mind. lilo knew the StfohS
only powers amy Sovcrnncn; WA. 1nstineu u,
having Were those which alone could hc 1us}uicd
before tho throne at God and the bar "t Hninhi'
reason. Ia 1873 George tnnninS. Wheh II ht"'
Der of the British Cabinet. wrote q message 20
'ES United States government .cIatihE l" ~.
revolt Of The South American COLONIES from 'ne
rule OF the Spanish government u was pc
scuted to President Monroe Icy the British am
baSsador al WASHINGTON Monroe then scnt II ny
spectal messenger Thomas jefferson ~ Montl-
cello. ana asked his advice in regard TO ~.
Any standing in tbs 'front.' Nar'i "l JelIcf-
sons homc. and locking - mile H"uihcnSl from
II. Will mansion aud estate CARED ->',h
AVN. where James Monroe one" IiNc" lie
studied law under jefferson. Madison was JEFF
fcrson'S ri1hi arm. ami Monroe his leit Wh"i
jefferson received Canning message from
President Nom oc hC wr"t" u Monroe :, Lot GER
in answer u - october -; lN"3. IN which lie.
recommended " Monroe what answer To give ne
British government. Monroe accepted Jcffcr-
sons suggestions and put Ia az in -" tanoIS
he cnuncatcd tlc ,iuct vuc hiStorict!'- Hnown as
the Monroe, Doctrine. ~ Jc.:c'S"I -aN" TreSi-
dent MDr.uc the most important prtiIcipi" con-
tanned Monroe Doctrine C"'I c'1if Getty
lac called the joint author of that doctrine.
a bill pcndiig. III che Congress a. The
United States for the purchase OF Monticello bI
The Federal government. II sh. ;:id be passed at
From this time Mouticel" viii become not
only y national. but ais" international shrine.
CORNELIUS II. FACNTLEItpY.
ST Louis, Mo. January -.
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NOI so Very DR.

The prohibition folks were wise
Ia West Virginia.:
'heN hearkcncd TO the thirsty signs
In West Virginia:
THEY'VE got a law that lets you brius
TWO grips fun Of just anything
7" make the bead and wclkin ring
Ia West Virginia.
\ town called CatlcttsburG's not far
From West Virginia.
Where every other doors bar
For West Virginia:
The G. e . runs specials through
TO haul tho booze for mo and ;ou:
It's dry so that's the way W. do
In West Virginia.
The mouniainsides are filed with coal
In West Virginia:
Thcy mine tho coal and leave hole
In West Virginia;
Nud then with corn, and also rye
They nil the void. because it's dry
That il. the statute says it's dry
In West Virginia
l.. l.. :.
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some like 10 tread the WAYS 10 fame
And some The paths 10 gold
S"nr seek tho roads that brightly
fame
wi,h pIeasur,s none may hold.
EGt ihUBcl ! como TO care and strife
And troubles polling rains
want !" spend my bit Of life
.iiong ;nc laughter lanes
want {" trudsc along tho way
Where little children smile
And all the FOLKS. lei come what may.
Are cheerful ali ,hc while,
war: the hu!.idn souls and Kind
That hatred never status.
The BRAY" and joyous fricmds you find
Along the laughter lanes.
lis there that walls arc seldom. heard
.\nd frownS are seldom seen
Thcr, hearts by rage arc never stirred
And men arc never mean
IN friends the toilcrs count their inv,
And not in golden gains.
And all tho folks arc girls ana hoys
That tread The laughter lanes
Thcvc c"mradcship Supremacy nns
>':kcs glad each pa"sin- da.
u .i!nr:'on's grim dividing I;nt
- budding none At bay.
\nd in tic skies that bond abov.
some touch Of blue remains.
Ana 'i"n"is arc always warmed by love
Along the laughter lanes.
would not for the gold OF earth
SCI out on selfish Way,
Nor live, To know monarch's worth
Their cold and lonely day2
ia rather travel with the thronK
ma have for all my pains
The company Of friends along
The CHEEKY laughter lanes.
--Detroit Free Press
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AND JAPAN WAGE PEANUT WAR


but the South manufacturing it's cot
ton into cloth may attain any degree
OF Industrial strength.
suffolk supplies Many Factories.
SUFFOLK Is furnishing the peanuts
meroI: cleaned and roasted. for Il mum
Der of :src:t; industries. Peanut butter,
which is becoming n staple food prod
u,i. is 'rade by scrcrai packing con-
germs out Of SuHoll peanuts. The pea
nut chocolate candies which you can
bu: in every corner drug store and
news stand arc nearly all made in the
North with Sufolk peanuts. There is
nov '"nc new peanut candy factory
n, SUFFOLK. owned ~ PcnpyyIvanis
capital
II a, Suffolk were manufactured an
-! the products that are made or Suf-
i"lk peanuts, :he town would he ;.
great Industrial ceutcr. and all Of tho
products would he produced 1T "a much
lower cost.
This struggle for Supremacy which
ihe southern peanut faces is ONLY ON.
incident in chockcrcd career. Hefor.
thc tiNil W2r IA" peanut in Virginia
MS mcrel! garden vegetable or
which II few r""s we're planted for
nom" consumption Ar;cr tho v.,r
whoa the southern planters were i'm
almost desperate straits. there WAS one
OF them who saw thn; this delicious
"n'. with II. readily appreciated flavor
ana remarkable Keeping qualities
.'Su' nc pF"ht"hiN p"pulaliZcd. Thomas
- ''o" "h"' VINO IS Stii living, at "a
i! advanced age. persuaded some pf
MS h'.shh"rs I" PLAN few acre. Of
pe"'utS' ana himself invented til. FIRST
ne"h"I i"i'Sh"f which was operated
INC ihhif p""rr. but nevertheless
N'''"'"@N me piir"ip'' OF "i| SubSe-
uu"'; Doiisho.s
We peanut "as not at tha' timc III.
splendid product that !, ~ now !,
"ht some %""rs "f;e" the pioneer work
10" '"h" bcf"i" IN" Jpmh" pcanT;
80 introduced III virginia Many h'
''N'" mat thiS great S""i'cr would
W. ''h immense c"'nmcrciai succe7s
"u' i "pr'efr" NAT the poopit cared
"" h"rr TOY 700 iarT' peanut than
~. w" i"' ono 20" 7na'' Long oi-
i"its faiieh l" S'IH any p"pul;.riiy Tor
VIC '"'hn' a. f'""' INC "hl! man
VI" ever maze any m"hcE "nt o. IT
"a" one islnh' p"ddlor VII" houch'
"'e ai'"tfh'h' rom We d'sSrnnt'ed
re-" '' ncn.trS' quo" 'h"r'. ana fnld
."'"'' worth 'S '"uFe"lrf' nj
'ch'S "P'c''
IirEiuIn rrodmr, L. hybrid.
The Virginia. peanut nf cunt!ntS,c h.
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how the ideal may lie realized that the N;r-
Ginia Road Congress convencS to-day. uppro-
priatsly enough under the auspices Of the
Rural Road Improvement League There is
real and constructive work ahead OF il. but
q, the end lies accomplishment Of inca!culable
clue TO Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

New York progressveS have become con
WINGED that Theodore Roosevelt and George
w. Perkins led them into their present pre-
dicamcnt Their only hope lies in tho party
which has been fighting influences like that
Of Roosevelt and Perkins for many years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Captain Naughari Camp. of Company
|. Fourth infantry, located at Frank
lin. has resigned hs commission. and
orders for nn election 1" ill Tho "
cancN have hrnm issued by Adjuian; :
General w. W. sale. Captain Cami
has been ~ command Of tho comra n )
al FRANKLIN since II was organized IN
ibln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Isaac +. Mar, osson. wh"so new book
The Wa After IL" War" VIII be
published carly IN February by john
Lane Co. has returned 10 the wa .o:I"
II - his third sip 10 England ana
France since III. beginning OF the VA.
Tho War tft,r Nc War Will contain
Nh MaTcoss Ons remarkable chavact a..
study az Lloyd George and tho IRE
mier's ruch-d!scusacd message 10 Tho
American pcopl'.
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liapp! t" hc happ!. Though married.
!, ~ old theme. Ann" "a ford Fl"X-
n.r presents II from 4 new anslr in nor
comedy! The Msrriscc Game
,liuebsch). IN which thrcc l"vscrinr
matrimonial bonds are tiEhtcncd hy
bachelor snd grass widow. who cnun-
yiatt tho rules of tho game The rl=%
moves RAPIDLY. nmd every pa2c soarh!-s
with Witty dialogue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

< T. +. !'"!tSu!uuth. Va. Til m.ti"d hy
which Faster dHr is nov determined iS that ~
III" first SUNDAY after tho ptSch2l full moon
j 9Th day OF the calendar moon. tho full moon
which happons up"n az next nftc" March ID
II thc full moon happens sunday. Then
Easter day is The first sunday following. Easter
falls April $ this wear.
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More l,'or,une-TclIin. Thicycr,

\ = measure Tor the protection Of those
whose ignorance and CreduliIy render
Ihcm mcapahlc ui protecting themselves. il is
time Council put a stop TO the nefarouS prac-
-tlccS OF fortune iellers. Yesterdays news
carried another OF the stories so common in
cities where this survival OF silly superstition
is permitted TO thrive on the weaknesses of the
:oollsh. Whatever OF amusement is provided
"! such practitioners OF modern black art
as are not actual thieves is far outwegheu
hN IN" criminaiity Of the great ma jority.
\ ct these lght-ingercd cha rlatans are per
mltied BY Council 10 ply their trade. and are
irutcctcd from polio. Interference ny license
"hta'iabIe for small sum. IN lynchburg.
tor example, prohibi,ive fee OF 1000 is
required for The practice OF this brand OF
ihlcNcry. The better course would he 10
class II where II belongs among criminal
acts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Il suppose this land will produce almost any.
thing. said the prospective purchaser
doubtless il will. responded the gentleman
farmer. in an outhurst of fraukncss "bu, in
my own experience ii has confined itself to
weeds. nnnONanceS and dchts.'
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TIE Voice of the People

~ e,iderre Of Eood raith, letters .u.,
give the namc md address OF the writer. Nnm,,
vii, not he published f writer repue4,s
MIKE Nil c0mmuntrntions short.
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I'rnnk .lItmcS.

L &. n. Gor,luMSvillc. NN.--FIank Jamcs. tho
former bandit died al III. James furm. east ~
ktaTncy. Mo. February Is. 1919. IN acc"rlhnc'
with his OWN request tho body was cTcms ted
in 81 Louis. and his ashes in safety do
post vault IN Kansas city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

: y. IL. Crcw'c. NA.-Ths last time there ;,as
= lapse Of eight Years without leap year ~.
from 1896 10 ,"ci. Try dividing 1900 ny and
Sc" II II was - leap Year That = tho ru!e I"
follow in ccnt;:rial Years.
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J'he T'crNiutst SnSs:

tu"ucst ionahly. honesty is The best policy
but 10, of folks think they can &c, alon,.
with sonnet thing less expensive.
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Quite 1.nne,rs.nr,.

t;ruhhs--Did YOU tell links had less intel
ScnGe than any man i'll town:
Stubbs---Of course not. | thought Inc lncu
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Books and Au,l.ors

John Lane 20 has issued Wa
Phases According TO Maria" il, Mr..
.Iohn Lane which carl..s rdicd lntercs,
because Of tho Wits and brilliant
drawings ~ =. II Fish.
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Jefferson aud Monror.

u" INC i.htnl ol Ihc Ilnics- ilSpat Ten:
Sir.--Iresident Wilson's latest addrcs. to ;lt
Congress OF the United States. In which he adyn.
Gates extending The, leading principle Of the
Declaration Of American Independence and Of
The AIonrDe Doctrine TO all the nations &c the
world. emphasizes the wonderful genius and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Colonel Roosevelt is still gnashin. his
teeth over the Presidents peace Dlsn The
trouble With the Colonel is that he cannot
CONCEIVE OF war waGed in anything bu;
hatred or ending in anything bu, bitterness
and resentment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

ID,u Not I.eup ,cur,

" -; Richmond. Na.--Th. five ycstincrc "a
u! priests in saying Tho st"i"
cha"uble humcrai veil. maniplc and ALI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

T. l.. Il. culpeper. Na.-Sir Roger Easement
was born Scptcilbcr s. 1860. He knight ed
in IH1l FOR the exposure OF the iniquiti.s 81 the
I:ciSiaus in their I'utumaNo rubbr! fields in
Congo Previous 10 his trial for treason. he
known chiefly for his acti vittes>as ri'i>h consul
in behalf Of the miSlrtated natives In those
fields. Soon after the "a began he returned
to Ireland and became TN" leadtr II the Irish
Volunteers. ON November -: 1914 ness come
that easement had been received i.v The Ger
man Foreign Office. and IN October. 9lJ. he
"NpuS I'd fUY trying IL raise Irish h"iE.lG.
for i;cr!n:.nN. ON APR! y. 1916 he cap
cured with TWO Irish cnucodcratcs - he tf!cd 10
land in Ireland German sh!p vhc! was
reported 70 carry ammunition. and Was CON
fined in the Tower OF i.ont".. wait his trial
.''ar -. IL The hiGh ""ir; of justice. charr
81 high ;rcH son. on June 80 verdict Of guilty
returned. ana August -. O'clock. II.
Wa hanged ~ pcu;onVl!c Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

lht problem Of tea CHG !uGn. psn-
pie ;hc foundation principles OF ethics
d: ever present and pcrpicNiug. rE"
question OF just what TO gay aud inn
!" omit AMI OF Just how 10 say WIN:
NC believe Ought 10 be said. is nevc'-
failing cause Of thought and c&pcr. :
lutut to ,hD." WHO have 10 deal Win
The young. Mich help Of the RICH
sort. tho publishes believe. will be
found in Talk 10 Young People on
Ethics. by Clarence Iiell Wilson,
ui.cn Viii he published soon by the
SCribners.
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Miss = Men. Chariot" sviilr Na.--Msuritius
is prosperous British colony IN tho south In
dian ocean. situated about 500 miles OF
Madagascar. The area % tho mainland ~ about
10 square miles. and that of the small neigh
b"rins islots about four square miles. Of ia"
IS 40 inhabitants at the end Of 1915. "lG0g3
Indians who make up tho lar"riuE eic-
mrnt The industrial and commercial rcjivities
"f the colony controlled by tho Mauriiian
descendants of tia" 10 ncr French Bnd Dutch
settlers anu Indian and E;'itish merchants. Most
"f the commerce is carried ON at Port Louis. III.
capital aud princiral town. tho northwest
coast. The population Of this place IL ab"u;
.6n".
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Presidential I:i>r,ion..

. NJ ;. Hopcweil. Na.--ln Tho ca;ly Years OF
the Republic. presidential electors chosen
IN the different States in three different ways
First: dircctl! b. state Legislature: second. by
popular vote. the voters Notin. by districts.
third. by the popular vote. tho voters through
out tho state voting : gene al ballot the
full number OF electors which The
entitled. Since lS3e all tho States every
election hay" chosen their electors by The third
method with the exception III South Carolina.
where tho plcsidtU1ial electors chosen
directly by the State Legislature until after tho
close OF the civil War. aud Michigan. where tho
electors wer" chogcn IT,! districts in tn" single
& ~
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Supplying British Cre,ii,

LoW little sense or justice there was in The
foreign and domestic criticism Of the
J. e"eraI reserve Boards warning As TO The
proposed issue of British treasury notes i'm
'h'S country was Indicate first OF all in
,"t prompt withdrawal OF This issue bv the
Nht'!'"h financial agents of the allied GOV
ernment- Further and more conyinrinr
proof is supplied by the ia pid absornrinn NJ
me british loan nov being negotiated and the
reserve board iaCit Endorsement ,r ib,
later and wiser plsn
because the board felt bound 10 point ON,
10 banks under its jurisdiction tho danger nj
investing liquid funds in essentially lonc-,ern,
"ohsa'lons u was assumed in some quarters
mat a criticism Of allied solyepcy was suc
sestcd or implied Nothing Of course conId
nave been further from the truth Consarya
tive bankers. in Richmond and elsewhere
recognized the justice OF the board S position
ana gave ihelr unqualified approval 10 The
manner as Well as To The matter of Tho
warning
INC ne" loan is fully secured The treas
"r! notes which arc issued against il mature
III one or TWO years, but they carry with them
the privilege OF conversion. 4, the option nr
the holder and no, Of The borrower i,,n
treasury bonds Banks which desire in ,,,
chase are enabled TO keep their own a..e,e
hqnld ana Al tho same time 10 offer a reason
ably attractive iong-term Investment ia IN, p
Gust omerS.
II Is oi the highest importance to HE for
"Ign trade OF the United States tina, the conn
Try best customers. which arc the entente
allies shall hay" credit ON fair conditions
nc Federal Reserve Hoard knows This nor
l"cil! well. and Is not a, all likely 20 dis
courage any pian which Will promote this ey.
tension oi credit. on conditions fair tn The
'chdef as well AS TO the borrower
'lcrhcr G.. Hoover chairman of The cam.
MISSION Tor ihe Rehcf of Belgium has dc.
ciihcd 10 exchange his American citizenship
ior hfiush Title. Mr.. Hoover has very
ialr sense Of values
ROOD hIctcrs in New York have invented n
G" AZORES cocktail. compounded OF milk and
ns"hn' nn''er they could not put anything
IKE mat by Prohibition Commissioner Peters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

- EIi>nI ever, The ~ south Tenth
street Richmond. ' Tnc>p>putch
.,sh'n- Co. Inc. Charles T., ii,>hrooL. Editor ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Munich's authorities have put the ban on
h!oom@rs Another instance probably, OF the
German aversion TO waste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

food hictcrs in New York have invented n
caiorIes cocktail compounded Of milk and
reann' butter. They could not nut ANYTHING
IKE That by Prohibition Commissioner Peters
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ro-Du,.> lies, Hans-p,rh,a ,oh-

Judge who used to wear very long. wa wing
hair and a heavy heard day his
way TO court when he was accoStcd ID! little
street bootblack. with the customary shine.
sir He was very importunatc. and the Judge.
heims Impressed with the terrible state OF tho
boys face. said:
Il d.n'i want shine hut If !ou'il 80 aud
wash Your face III give YOU sixpeuce"
NH right sir
Well, lie, me YOU do ii
The hoy went to 4 nci2hhornr fountain and
made his ADDITIONS
Returning, he held gu, his hand FOR The SIX
peucc. The judge said
Well. YOU have earned your money. here
il is"
Iut the boy said:
Il don't want your money old fellow You
con take it aud have your hair cut and forth
with Scampercd uif.--L'aSe and Commcn;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

If his thing keeps up. leaks Will rival
peace as an Introduction To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

apnkESS All COMM \lCNTluN> I" I'll" I'mrs
enispatcb. and ~ uivttuRis
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'lcrhcr & Hoover chairman oi the cam
MISSION 'or 'he ttehcf of Belgium has dc.
c'ihcd 10 exchange his American citizenship
i"i hriush litIe. Mr.. Hoover has q very
iair sense Of values
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

fEhRPHONE: randolph I. prirate Hrnn'h fA'nahSc
tpuucctiDE with all departments
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Yer. IpdiNcrcet.
These folks who cay they love to toll
Nh MAX. my indi .hation boil
Why should they take 50 Sreat pride
In working out joys suicide"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

Ianr Grey, = few days boI"r. tho
publication early in January uf his
new novel. "N!ldfi"c." started South fuI
Long key. Fla, where hc Will spend
the reyt OF tho winter. Some ono asked
him if he wcrc going 10 take ? vaca ton
and Z" a-iiShinc: 10 which he replied
why. il is on these excursions that
get together the material for my book
During tho long hours wnen AIN
catching fish ! think up the plots ~
my novels. Eut "Wildfre. like Nj.
Grcy's other stories Of thu west, Shows
no sign .: any aquatic influence.