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lean member that anybody would retard tho
passing OF a measure so thoroughly in ac-
cord with American theory. Law and habit
Mr.. London, OF New York, the one Socialist
in the House. objected lilo was born in
Russia in 1871, came to this country in 1891,
was given his seat in Congress by scant
plurality over Democratic and Republican
candidates in a lower East Side district and
mas been treated with every courtesy and
consideration. although the only representa-
tive OF his party in Congress. He uses his
power OF objection to kill measure intended
10 forbid government by mob and violence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

President Wilson has no present ambition
TO shine as an international controvcrsalist,
despite the ardent hope of Berlin that he may
be drawn into prolonged argument over tho
peace proposition. Wilson is an adept at
closing an argument quickly and forcefully,
and ii Berlin's replies to his recent queries
are evasive, as there is every reason TO be-
lievo they will be. he is likely to confne his
response to order for Pcrshing to so ahead
while the going is good.
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GeOyS0ntaII.

Mrs. +. G. II. Richmond y,o,,o ;,
t Imam IN the navy is employed at
.t,:' Work, not a; sea. 1t is required
r ci'r ;,ne De *tenographcr and up 70
Women IN that service We're STONED
SPINE SPINE tlhe ago. You may get irforma
ION by addressing district commend
~ United states Navy. Great Lakes
IL They have 20 he in coad h"ait,'
t,hey are paid the regular salary ard
the work is not hard "''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Christmas Packat~s to Soldier.
seas.

a - .. De- City roint.-christmas mack
rcses 10 soldiers with our oversnn
forces can only he forwarded ,hron,ai,
nc hea ross. and must be dciiversd
&c, 10 .hat osEanization not later than No
or ~, ~. INSTRUCTIONS regarding size
- resources and articles which ma :.
nc, ne sent may be had by applying ~
me nearest Red Cross charter Tbis
& also applies TO the query OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Information Bureau

inaniries revnrdinE nimox, any tonic.
excepting GA legal aud Liedienl snk-
!eGls' hrc an""cred free. A. all In
Hulries are nnaWered directiy by n.r
sohni letter a self addrcascd, stnmped
.nNeispc In required. Address rhe
kichIuoHd. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

his estate in Austria, to spend the remainder
Of his days in dssgraceful oblivion. The new
ruler is reputed to be young man Of rccog-
nized moral principle, in sympathy with tho
allies. and the government of which he is
the head will be administered by Cabinet
similarly disposed 1t may be taken, there
fore, that Bulgaria for the further duration
of the war will be sincerely on it's best be-
hayor.
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Autumn,

g, ("ritien for The Times DlspatchD
See the blue aky s.oopin'.
h-bendin' down in love?
Butterflies are troopin'
From somewhere above.
See the flam!n' glory
L;ghtin' maple and oak?
SONIC magic forest story
you mind OF fairy folk.
Hear tho birds rojoicin'?
The wren calls sweet and clear;
The cricket puts his voice in
The chorus OF the year.
Who could feel misgiv.n'.
Oh anYit iEg but praise:
Just thank God you AFRO liyin'
These good October days.
RUBY BUXTON.
Hampton Va. October g, 1918. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Whether or not Germany, a war meas
ure, caused the dissemination of Spanish in
fluenza germs in tho United States, as it has
been accused Of doing, consolation is found
in the fact that there arc moro than 10000
cases OF the disease in the kaiscr's army,
and that Austria is almost as sorely afflicted.
IL the story be true then his gcrIns have
gone home to roost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

That mountain OF debt which one day
Germany must pay 10 mankind is not yet so
high that additions to it's peak cannot be
made. The latest debt put on record there
IS the sinking OF the American steamship
Iiconderoga and the Smelling OF its ifehoats
SO .tnat none might escape Americans nat
uraily are not vengeful people, and their
patience is long enduring. but the time is
here when such crimes must be washed out
with German blood.
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Voice of the People
Lctters must give tho unine and ad-
efes. or the writer. Name will NOT be
published II writer reauestM.
The Flag md Pronteey..

wv R&<f@ NHU
To the Editor Of Tho Timcs-Dispa .ch
SiT.--No doubt 4 large number @.
ioyn! citizens OF Richmond would be
glad 10 give evidence or their patri-
ottsm by displaying our dag from their
residences OF places OF business a.,
cAhoT;rd 20 do in your editorial in yes
terdays issue, but IL appears tina. only.
the rich can afford 10 90 So The
prohtccrs seem to have reached tho
nag business as we'll AS shoes, Ero-
ccricS and other necessities
Among ;hc scores OF Eirhmond MGR
chants who advertise their wares In
your valuable paper let enc make :.
KNOWN 1" the public whc-c n flag ca,
DC bought for lcsS than three times It's
actual worth.
a. Z: r.
Richiannd, Va. October Q. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Some time ago James Montgomery F!aeg
drew pretty little Marine in broeches-the
ueatest. sweetest little brunette that ever posed
the deck Q: ,astcboard cruiser That pos.
ter is being used to induce youn. men TO enlist
We warn all hopeful cha ps that they ain, no
such creature in the service; and we protest
sai:.st the depletion of our civilian populatio
by any SUCH false prctenscs.
~ E.--Our application for the marine SER
vice has been wttdrawn.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

ncra'ch Russian" the old adage runs.
ana you fine Il Tartar beneath the skin
Scratch now Russian so-called "Socio,ictn
ana pretending to be an American citizen
and you lind Bolshevik In the lower house
OF our Congress came UP last Thursday. ON
inc uhanimona consent calendar. an act 80
declare unlawful associations PROPOSING Inv
physical force. violence or injury to bring
a"ont any governmental, social, economic or
'haustriai change IN the Unted States" Prob
ANY II never entered the head Of any Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Ii Forced TO such action as {. result OF his
betrayal OF the interests OF the people over
Wnom ne ruled by making an alliance with
SLuo Deas' vi Europe TO wage war upon de-
1cnsSless peoples, King Ferdinand OF Bull
garia. has abdicated the throne and has hecn
succeeded by Crown Prince Boris Hated and
,despised by the people whom he BETRAYED.
the miserable old scoundrel sinks away 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
Authoritative wri,crs-A Daily Editorial Feature.
WE ARE A NATION OF MASTERS.
ny WILLIAM G. RIsDTIELD,
Secretary Of Commerce..

IInisusinE; what am failing to use az
] ought: II this question b. pressed
home candi0!y and searciiinsiy in every
factory the result will moro than make
good the burden OF taxes OF which
many in these days seem to have great
fear. =
Wc are nation Of MASTERS 10 such
an extent that many Of US hardly seem
tncanness. Stated in another way. ve
are generous people. getting LAVISH
~. giving largely, forgetful OF tho
I'm menae aggregate OF countless little
things.
The Secretary OF Agriculture has re
Gently pointed out that the waste OF
a alice Of bread In each of our many
million families will take the produc-
ton OF over 100000 acres OF wheat to
make u good. and that the daily waste
In each family OF an ounce or food
inonns Thousands Of tons Of foodstufIs
thrown away.
- There - no Industrial dut, more
stopping Family and factory waste.
We call attention to the matter CT
ta'niiy waste to the men In the indus
TRIAL fields because in their capacity
M human leaders they can and should
guide mon and women to greater caro-
in III" lit'lc wastes which count so
much. Leadership Is based on knowi
edge. and unrd with tact and patience
VIII accomplish great things In this
Tho waste in tho factory. however.
II du''c ~ bad. or worsc. Ono MAJ
say that acIf-intcrest ahould prever.
th'r. Tho YusEeat.on seems SOUND. hv.
wnrc seen they would not exist. THO
trouble Is not In tho Will. bu. in the
vision. " VIC
wI rnt man, on the job of saving
had experience and has ,r1aEinati M"'
md hack him un.--CopyfiESf' iais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Personal appeal has been made by Pres
ident Wilson for the people TO buy Liberty
bonds. If this combined with the glorious
news which comes hourly from tho front
does not serve to bring forth the last penny
from its hiding place, then indeed VIC are
as nation careless, tightfsted and migrate
full. dollar here or life over there
Which shall it be?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Presidents reply to German chancellor. call
Ing for specica tons. has ou: o. X cxccpt
for the line whore Lansing said that before
peace could lie discussed Germany would have
To consent TO get out OF other peoples ter
ri,ory
"Conscnt:' Why was Il necessary 10 ,ee
that word? We object 10 allowing; Germany 10
consent TO single darned thing! We're too
dosgoncd polite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Monument to DIR. uun,,, ,,.c.

4, H. w. Penniman.--Thc rnonumcn,
70 Dr Hunter Mcclure il located in
':apitol square. II is the oniv ,nrpr'
incnt To him in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The watch on the Rhine is about to strike
twelve for the kaser's fleeing armies. Then
it will be "Good-night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Kaiser Wihelm's constant repetition Of the
adjective grave" in connection with his mil
itary affairs, may hetolen that the word 3
familiar meaning when used as a noun is
not absent from his thoughts
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bnck to MIXTURE.
HY IENnY rDNrARD WAnNE:x

Speaking OF tho cost OF living" said the
Iorn Idiot.
Go ahead and speak: I'm happy" intcrruptcd
me Butcher as he carved round steak at por-
tcrhouse prices.
Il was just about say. tina: old Eeczer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had il pretty soft, All he had
TO do was walk out Into pasture and eat all
the grass lie wanted"
Good idea Why dom. YOU do it?" chor,Ica
tho Butcher
Started TO-" said the Idiot. pilfcriuE a frank
furter, but they got 'cm ul fenced in and
posted. Don't know good second nd tin can
place anywhere. do YOU? ! can he "a coat"
But the Butcher. ncatly substituting a piece
OF bone and suct for a quarter pound Of rod
r:,at. wrapped up somebody's expense account
in Hence.
The first boy who ever put OH long pants felt
just as foolish q our non. WHO did II vcitordav,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

One hand tho white truce flag is flying, the
other bomb and poison plying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

No buyers for war Industrial securities can
be found on the Berlin Bourse. Their value
has at last reached a level with those stocks
issued under the firm name OF me und Colt -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The oman vho ,usy knitting she
didn't have time 20 gossip and who is pre-
serving SO hard she can't get chance visit,
IS going spread calamity when she
starts making w FOR lost .ime after the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

inc T9seblatt' informs that several Ger
man ofticeis have committed suicide rather tina n
20 10 the western front. We presume thai. IN
the fnturc. the puniihmcnt OF men who :: q;
in this manner Will be very severe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

We should be cortcn, thu, things orc No
1870 1890 here s than they are IN London ii is re
iroiIer 10 tho effect that tho baby has swal-
!o"cu hcr winters allotment of fuel.
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Much Ado About Nothing
ny ROY n. mOuLToS.

Content.
III do without
My sugar now.
10 ration3 | agree.
! drink my java
B!:tcr and
! do IL with muci, CLEO.
nc news that comes
From La Ecl!c France
is sweet enough for me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

There some who oDpose tho bui,d;,- r.,
TG:.ere;e SHIPS but il is only fa:- /, state That
ne concrete ships have II all over those ab-
Strac, ones We used to build durin. the carly
years OF the war and thirty year be ore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

And YOU don't Hike c!: ssical concerts. Jones'
We'll durao; r,ebbe 40 an mcbbe don't.
I been t ii dozen . III blarncd things but what
s.ta ne is after everybody tunin up f'r nigh
:hrt, hours they all SO home without playn'
any tunes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The da,- hycf.
%, but was "a busy one and herccly run
me bloody day which INTERVIEWED
l'ctwccn the rising and the setting OF the Iu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

ninkinE ne stop TO figure out ius, bo-
tar mat charge carried the bows Tbers
arc many other expressions that u.oni,i
!""S ninch better in English than in
Richmond. Va. octooe. ., 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

We read with anlaZSnlent that deaf
and dumb peddlcr vino neglected TO q.
license Will have hearing in loca! court this
week.
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Thc prestdent of rra,ce

T.; r. Boydton.--Rayrnond poin-
core, PRESIDENT of the French rcpuhiic
since 1913; FRENCH Premier lsI1risI$:
I" zen, or The French Academy 1909:
.awynr in court OF Paris; Senator Of
~, ~ MeuSe; born at Bar lie Due August
20. 1850; married Ienriatte Rcnnrc;:
sHucateh Lycec de- Bar lie Duo. Lycee
Ie Louis de Grnndc: Minister Of Public
lns;ructiom 1896: Minister OF FL
Is Governed" 1919: "Artistic on,i = ~ !.
crary Talks" and "c:ontcmporarv idea ="
0nteer.. Trimming Cnn,p for rnnk cors..
u. ". H.; Rich rnond.-Thc training
Cody. Gettysburg. Pa. There is also
= similar camp being established at
Raleigh. y. C.. Officers training camDs
FOR general military service are open
!" cN!lianS between the ages Of cigh-
under the new act Of Congress. Ali
civilians may apply EXCEPT those who
nave been granted deferred clagsifica-
lion in the draft on account Of cr,-
pioym%nt in industry cs"ential to the
war Men already given deferred elias.
s!iication in tho draft on account of
denenden's may apply. and IL at tho
end OF the .ncriod OF instruction thev
rail- 10 qualify for commissions thev
nave the option Of enlisting as pri-
civil life. All Other civilians who enter
tho training SCHOOLS enlist for the war.
ma il they fai, ?, quality NJ officers
they VIII, az heretofore. bc required 10
serve ~ the ranks. Application should
DC made to tho Virginia civilian ex-
Traning Camps Association OF the
United states. Richmond. Va A silver
dime OF date and description given
mas no additional nuismatic value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The faster we lend, the quicker the end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

ing his butler 10 war. We most admire the gink
who hung OUT II service Gag with star
i when his wife got good job in munition
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
cet-Islch liurriedIy.

We've got "a scheme to make a million dollars
and wan; partner to run IL, Here's tho Zig
Idea:
Run ad: we Have Lis. OF American
Officers, 20 TO 80. who Will Want Wives upon
their Return from Berlii. All ha vc III. Croix de
Cuerrc and iot less than seven wounds. Send
i'.cent stamp for repatriation. RESERVE
YOUR OFFICERS NOW AND AVOID THE
RUSH."
We mentioned this jokins!y to :, fellow who
once spent five years indoors rubbing things up
to MAKE them bright. and he is looking up tho
laycs to sec how far inside he can work II.
Love il most Inconsistent disease The
minute q man gets over ono bad case he rus,cs
riga; in where the germs and takes .. deep
breath full of en- again.
The suggestion :aat the Flu was started bv
German scientific agents may .;und far-fetched
but whoever thought nation of white men
would poison wells in Frame, piliaee churches
lombard Fed Cross stations and nail ba bics 10
barn doors
II they didn't start the Tlu. let's believe it
anyhow. ltll hep us sc, mad cnoug:, to buy
some more BONDS!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The railroad administration has announced
ire completion of plans for selling railroad
and pullman tickets in Il single transaction
at ticket Offices, the plan to be put into ef-
rect BY November l. This will eliminate the
present system by which a traveller is re-
quired 10 buy transportation ticket at s
cents mile, OF 3 y cents ii he intends to
traVe! IN Pullman. and then get Il Pullman
reservation at another window. Federal adj
minlstraiion or the railroads during the war
emergency will teach the way to many per
manent economies and conveniences after the
roads Shall have been turned back into the
hands OF their owners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Nfscount Grey praises Woodrow Wilson S
reply to the Teuton peace overture. Other
allied statesmen are equally we'll satisfied
The Ioniy discordant notes come from Henry
Cabot Lodge, Republican leader in the United
States Senate, and Representative Tess, chair
mango the Republican congressional cam
paign committee. 1t is a serious thing to
accuse these two party leaders OF playing
politics at this critical period OF their coun-
try'ss affairs, but their antagonism bears the
hall mark OF participated before loyalty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Friend of ours has returned from, his vaca
tto". re spent two weeks of il in the dent list s
chair and says Ire is now all ready for the army
havini; been thoroughly drilled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

tFrotn ny, Twenty Light Years as tho Raj.
MISE '5 5s o-s or 2np pSrMsse5 lave
tic wRe asay sosns Ii, TO var With
;;t A on nus, citizen shay his neck
en- Sn.erprse that mad The Kasers n mn saei
p" Einai;v More res :ngiTis ara;,
brinsins my mandolin with me.
"lm my y ,S years as poTsnna;
with him often. He was delightful CONVEX
rne Kaiser used to come around to the shop
evcry day ana often had to wal. his turn. II
as,,";" ana it was from dis journal That he he
in s the tan.r y" G OF
lie " sif1nea his sc, 1rom on olsai
Lire" which I always had on hand A'
sine inc. i Isturnsd homs have been bitterly
war. wnich might. easily have done most any
s s ns nia ""i Eng? S me %ord com
should have informal me. Gould have saved
very aeSp ~ T crop 81 as ET's
J: shat, never forsot one AFTERNOON in 1886 when
tTo lie Con.nued)
Il, is q moo,ed question whether a father Of
i'ersh:ng's band viii render the American re-
Spouse 20 any future peace overture
:, Al idsa Of food eonssTvation is that the hole
Cham the walters finger.
Tr:eqa of ours has returned from his vac.
'to" re spent two Wc"ES o! II in the dent iSt s
chair and says Ire is now all ready for the army
having been thoroughly drilled,
August Christopo!is. a prisoner recently re-
leased from Sing Sing. has asked 10 be taken
hack and given his old cell indefinitely. r:ob.
ably his iirst glimpse OF restaurant bill OF
fare price list was too much for him.
We read with Amusement that deal
and dumb peddlcr vino neglected to secure /.
license viii have q hearing in a loca! court thi:
week.
Next 20 the patriot who aid his bit BY send
ing his butler 10 war. most admire the snL
who hung OUT service Gag with stal' or
i when his wife got good job in munitior
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

an idea OF food conservation is that the hoic
in the dOughnut should never be much larger
than the walters finger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

August Christopois. a prisoner recently re-
leased tron, Sing Sing has asked 70 be taken
ably his !irst glimpse OF n restaurant bill OF
fare price list was too much for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

ll:I.EPtiOSE;. t~anuUipb l..
l'r,,ale Druncn Exchange
connecting with all dspAr,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Germanys Emperor is said TO be stricken
"lth,pan'c as result OF his military rcvcrses.
and shc remains in his oratory knccling for
hours IN prayer. He pr;.ys for the DYNASTY
ana the crown. for whose maintenance he
mas learned to experience anxiety" II would
be interesting TO know il. AS he sees in
esorapie !ate approaching. he still prays to
ms good old German god" whom he has
claimed partner in all his diaboIica, n,o,
tings against the peace and safety OF man.
KIND, or if his faith in this creation OF the
disordered Teuton mind has been shaken by
me defeat OF his ambitions and the threat
that his dynasty is To he obliteratcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

i'crsE:ng's ba nd viii render the American re-
Ap0n.c 20 any future peace overture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Disquieting rumors OF labor disturbances
at the City Gas Works continue 10 he heard
assertions that strike is threatened are fol-
loved by deniaa, but, whether or not the
trouble IS acute, it is patent that the gas
forces are not working as smoothly AS they
should. II there are certain agitators among
the employees they should be told firmly ard
iorce1UiIy that their brewing OF dissatisrac-
'on VIII not bc tolerated. and that they
must choose between loyalty and dischar rye
rms Is no time for unnecessary disturbances
OF any character, and the man who works
ut nome In an essential occupation should
De made 10 feel that his position is not dis
similar TO that Of the man who shoulders
his bife II is time for rigid discipline in
every branch Of service, and i, must be main
tained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

H. IL a mooted question whether father Of
twelve children, who is In the draft must ac-
cert exemption whether he wants 1t or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

The FIRST boy Who ever put on long pants felt
just as foolish as son. who did II yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

Address ALI COMMCNiCA-
lions 10 The Tfncs IDA.
uatch. md not to Ln0iEtIuan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12
Conservation.

Tine has come when hole in u sock Is
worth what a pair OF socks used TO cost
Save your holes in socks! Get matorio, ana
darn into en-! Holes in socks holes in dough-
nuts. holes in marrow-bonea all have value
these days! If you've go; any holes you can't
OF parncrs. s. O. S. Thcy'n be forwarded
10 places OF usefulness.
SAVE YOUR HOLES IN SOCKS AND HELP
WIN THE WAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

cry day In the year at 40 Seeth Isnsn
onfi. Va. hy The Tines-Dispsteh ruo,
NO.. Cbarlea T.. iiasbrvel. cAItof anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-12

URASCH OFFICES: Wash. .
,nstuu, i+iG New York AYE
uue; New York City. Kim
.ANrnfr tSuudinE; lineage.
i'eUp,e's Gas DuitutnE;
i'iiiIsdeiphie. Colonial iraAt
s.uliulnE.