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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isadors saks Of Nav
York, who were guests Of relatives here
last week. have returned to their home
and have a. their guests Mr. and Mrs
Sidney II. Reixenstein.
Miss Mildred Wallerstein IN SPENDING
the week end at Richmond, Va, with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman have re.
turned to town from weeks stay a,
Atlantic City.
MrA v. Aichaelis Of I street Gale.
brated her seventy-ffth birthday ami.
versary on Thursday at her home with
the members Of her family present.
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith, who wa.
visiting her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralp Goldsmith, at theii
nome at New York, has returned to town
Miss Mae Cohn of Baltimore is the cues,
OF Mrs. Maurice Mazo Of Harvard street
Mrs. Leonard We'll, who was the cues,
Of her mother, Mrs. N. Herman, has re.
turned to her homo At Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Marx have returned
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parents are Lieut.. Marshall Field, q. 3.
N. q. A.. and Mrs. Field. and their
grandmother is Mrs. Charles H. Mar
shall. These two new members of not
ed families are destined to Inherit part
OF one Of the largest OF American for
tunes.
Tho newest member of the large Nor
gan family 10 the infant son Of Mr.. and
MRS. Arthur Woods. who is a grandson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Pierson Ham
Pierpont Morgan. widow Of J. Pierpont
Morgan. Tho present head Of the Nor
gan family IL his grand-uncle.
On the Same day on which the son Of
errived in tho families Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald c. Murphy and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chalmers Wood. 5r. Mr.. and Mrs. Mur-
phys child IL grandson Of Mr.. Frank
3. Wiborg and Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Erancis Murphy and q nephew Of Mrs.
Sidney Webster Fish and Miss Mary
f4oyt wiborg. who now is doing can
teen work In France. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsay Turnbull are grandparents Of
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
The Rev. William Lawrence Wood, who
married Miss Laura Cass Canaeld,
Is his uncle.
The youngsst member Of the Wander
bilt family IL three weeks old. He il a
son OF Lieut. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb.
His father 10 with the Rainbow Divi-
sion in France. His grandparents are
DR.. and Mrs. William Seward Webb and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
and his forbears in the next preceding
generation were two of New York;
most celebrated fnanciers-the late
William H. Vanderbilt and William
Earl Dodge. His relatives are legion in
more than dozen OF the leading fami-
lies of New York.
The youngest Of the. large group of
Mrs. E. Henry Harriman's Rrandchil-
dren is the daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
y. Penn Smith, jr., who was born at
Mrs. aHrriman's home. No. / East Goth
street. on last Tuesday. The baby's
mother was Miss Carol A. Hartman.
Her father is serving with the remount
division of the National Army.
From the present indications there
will be few cottages along the North
Shore unoccupied
North Shore Retains this summer. as
Popularity. have bsen rsnty
ed, says the New York Herald. There
also have been = number Of changes in
ownership which will bring new fami-
lies to tho North Shore. The country
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for the Administration Of the increased
land cultivation orders. requested the
blowing Of part Of her grass lands. She
refused and said that II the committee
insisted she would sell her cows. shut
tho house and 60 to London.
The defense was that the land was
employed for the production Of milk
and butter and that the defendant ran
the dairy atNa loss. selling skinned
milk to children at cents q pint, and
that the soil was unsuitable for cereal
crops.
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LYNCHBURa, VA.

Lieut. Col. R e. Craishill. 10th In
fantry. Camp Mcclellan. Is at his home
here. spending q tsn-day leave Mrs
Henry F. Lewis of Bristol visited her ds-
ter. Mrs. D. G. jackson, here last week
Mrs D. r. Hutchins Of Washington 10 the
guest Of Mrs.. George W. Moore. Miss
Nell Thomas Is visiting in Bristol Col.
homa after visiting their sister, Mrs s.
G. HarriA Mrs. J. 3. Dey has returned
from Washington. MrA e. H Leath, west
Point, has been visiting MrA F. g. Diu-
guild. c. @. Lambert Of Atlanta 10 the
guest Of his daughter. MrA n Minor
Davis. Miss Minnie Chatham 10 visiting
in Washington.
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Rear Admiral q. p. colvocoressss. o.
s. NJ. and Mrs. Colvocoresses. after
spending the winter at Atlanta, Ca
are here at tho New Richmond Hotel,
where they will remain until late In
May. when they go to their summer
home at Litchfield. Conn.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor Pollock. wife OF
Capt. Pollock. U. S. N. will return
from Annapolis the first of May: Miss
Beatrice Pollock. accompanied by her
classmate, Miss Amila Evans Of Phila-
delphis. has returned to her school in
the north.
Mrs. Thorn Williamson, widow of
Is for the present at Atlantic City.
after renting her house at Annapolis
Tor the summer.
p MRS; Henry Percy widsw e Surgeon
for 4 stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thales Boyd. wife Of Lieut..
BOYD. .. s. NJ. has visiting her in
as Of Annapolis. Md.
Lieut.. e. A. Craig. U. s n, c.. has
gone NET to Fort , Leavenworth. Kan; for
U. s. A.. and Mrs. Craig.
Capt Marcus L. Miller. U. g. N. re-
tired, who has now been ON active
duty for nearly year at Mare Island.
panied by Mrs. Miller, for q visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. FIRE.
Capt. L. M. Harding, U. S. NJ, and Mrs.
Harding have gone to Norfolk. Va. for
station.
Mrs; Harvey 8. Haislip. wife OF Lieut..
land. Cal. whore. during her husbands
sea duty. she will remain with Mrs. J.
Mrs. Frederick Crist, wife Of Pay
master Crist U. 8. N. has returned
east after spending some time With her
mother, Mrs. John Orr. At Oakland.
Cal, following her husbands departure
on sea duty.
Lieut.: Il. D. Capshart, U. g. N. and
his mother, Mrs. E. q. Capshart, who re-
Gently left for the Pacific coast, have ar
Ii temporarily on duty.
Mrs n. T. Francis, wife of Surgeon
Francis. y. 8. NJ: has gone to New York.
70 drive q truck. having successfully COM
pleted course in automobile mechanics.
Surgeon E. g. Parker, U. 8. N, now on
leave at New York. was Joined last week
by Mrs. Parker.
Lieut.. Commander Monroe Kelly. U. s.
~. end MT Kelly have had a. their
guest Mr3 W. Lane Kelly, who returned
rev days ago to Norfolk.
Admiral James a. Bull, o. g. n, and
Mrk Bull have gone TO Aberdeen, Cal,
LOT VISIT TO their son. Lieut. Col. Henry
post in the Aviation Corps.
Lieut.. Commander James A. Bull u. 8,
~, their second son. IL an attacho Of the
american embassy At London, and their
third son. Wilfrod Bull, has been in
france Tor some time, serving with q
hospital cofpA Their son-in-law and
daughter Lieut. Herbert NewhaIl, q. s.
as Lieut.. Nswhall IL here on duty ia the
Aviation Corps.
Lieut.. Richard Cassidy, u. 8. N. &C.
companied by MrA Cassidy ana their
oaoshter, Miss Barbara Cahsidy. has
zone TO Norfolk. WHORE they expect to
spend some time with Mn. Ella Fuller
at ner nome In West Freeman street
EnsiEn Wsstmors Wilcox. o. 8. NJ, and
NM WILCOX. after q weeks visit to
washington. have returned to Norfolk.
Commander William Lattisnsld. u. a n.
sno Mr. Lttleheld have gone to Norfolk,
where they are for the present with Mn
Appleby At her home in Butte street
Dr.: ". R LAVA U. 8. n, and Mrx
Laws have gone TO Portsmouth, Va.
where they are ut the Hotel Monroe.
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CONTINUED from Third PaEe.)
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rtmberlaks, U. 8. A.. and Mra Timber
lake
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Mrs. Thomas Marshall. wife Of MAJ.
Marshall. U. s., A., now on duty at FORT
Orlethorpe. Ga. has gone to her old
home at Burgh Westra, for q visit dur
ing her husbands present detail.
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Mrs. Harvey 8. Haislip. wife of Lieut.
Haislip, U. 8. NJ. has Gone to Mare Is.
lana, Cal. whore. during her husband
sea duty. she will remain with Mrs. J.
N. Ellicott,
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Capt. L: M. Harding, U. S. N, and Mrs
Harding have gone to Norfolk. Va. fol
station.
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Lieut. Il. D. Chpehart, U. 8. N, and
his mother, Mrs.. e. e. Capshart, who re-
rived at San Francisco. WHORE the former
In temporarily on duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

Miss Margaret Duff. daughter OF tine
late Maj. Robert ]. Duff, U. 3. A., nee
gone to Governors Island for visit
to Mrs. Charles Y. Brownlee.
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Capt. B. n Booth, U. 9. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Booth, has gone to
Fort Monroe, Va, where he. has
been detailed to duty in the Coast
Artillery School.
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Mrs. William C. Whitsner. VIE
Mai. Whitener. u. s. A.. with her 20
william, has gone to Los Angeles. wner
abe will visit relatives during her nus
bands absence abroad.
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Lieut.. Morgan Butler, u. 8. A. re-
Gently detailed to duty At Columbia, 3.
C., arrived there last week. accom-
panied by Mrs. Butler. and for the
present they will make their homo In
College street with Mrs. Washington
Clark
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Col. A. g. Cowan. U. g. A.. was Joined
last week at Shrewsbury. N. J., by Mrs.
Cowan. their young son and the ofncer 9
mother-in-law, Mrs. Houston. who will
spend the summer with them.
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Mrs N 7. Francis, wife of Surgeon
FRANCIS U. g. NJ. has gone to New York,
70 drive truck, having successfully COM
pleted . course in automobile mechanics.
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Maj. r. d. Brown, q. 8. A., was Joined
last week by Mrs. Brown ut Chicago.
where he IL taking . special course In
the Northwestern Medical School.
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Mrs. Samuel Reber. wife Of Col. Re
Der, L. S. A, is making her nome ior
the present at New York.
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Mrs. Wilcox, wife of Col. Wilcox.
Z. S, A., following her visit to WASH,
ington and Atlantic City, has returned
to West Point.
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Surgeon e. g. Parker, U. g., N, now on
.eave at New York. was Joined last week
by Mrs. Parker.
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Mrs.. Frederick Crist, wife Of Pay
master Crist, u. 8. n. has returned
east after spending some time With her
mother. Mrs. John Orr. At Oakland,
Cal, following her husbands departure
on sea duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
First Memorial
for Richmonder
WINDOW for John Dunn,
w. TO Be Dedicated ut
AU Saints Sunday.

Dcdicatory services will be held next
sunday In All Saints Episcopal Church
Or the first memorial OF the war to
DC placed permanently In the city for
the dement, OF posterity.
This Is "A stunned glass window to
the memory OF John Dunn. ~. Cadet
Royal Flying Corps No 15447, son of
Dr. John Dunn, of All East Franklin
street. which has been placed in All
saints by Miss J. Porterfcld.
me window bears at the base tho
following inscriptions:
Per Ardua ad Astra
10 the Glory of God and in Loving
Memory of
John DUNN, ~,
RoYai Flying Corps, No. 154472.
March 10. lS9S-March IS. 1918
FOR seven Years COMMUNICATE in
This Church.
Crcdo."
me design OF the window Is a bold
and Impressive conception OF the hero-
ic nsure OF ST. Michael, the archangel
VINO. according to the twelfth chapter
OF revelation, fought with his angels
against the Dragon. that old serpent
eaiied the Devil" and cast him out Of
Heaven.
The heavenly Knight. vibrant with
youth and high courage, is clad in
FURNISHED armur and holds in his right
nand long and slender lance Peace
ana victory achieved through battle
in holy cause are expressed in the
post OF the noble figure and he clear
ana level gaze of eyes which have
looked on death unafraid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT
FOR RETURNING SOLDIERS
Various Agencies Pnn Campaign to
Aid Nen-W. Mcdonald Lee In
Direct Charge.

The Offices of the United states En-
munity Labor Boards, tho local coun-
and various other organizations viii
bend every effort from now on to Sc
cure suitable employment for soldiers
abroad.
". Mcdonald Lee Will have immed,-
ate charge of employment work
Wh hs os sse of SIAM taes e S G sd
eral director OF the United States EN-
ployment Service for Virginia Ter
ferent community labor boards and
these bureaus will handle the work
in their districts. ~
An urgent appeal is made to the en-
man. of the Richmond community la
nor board. Q; II; Fnnsten. SOC Railway
or war worker. Employers outside
ms city are asked to notify the chair
beard In the section in which there is
employment to BIO offered.
me secretaries of War; Navy, AErt-
culture, Interior. Commerce and Labor
hnNo called upon the following organi-
CATIONS to cooperate in the work of
i,ndinE employment for returning SOL
ricuiture. Council 5f N as!onni 6e 81 ms
t WomI"I pe femmi''S &c, c9unei Of Na-
Board, War Industries Board. Federal
Board OF Vpca ,ional Education, Ameri-
can car Council of Education. American
cross Yonns 81 Me n1sor Amsrican Req
ton. National Catholic War Council
Knights ads Of colE/ bug. Jewish Weifnrc
s"ai; Dung Women's Christian AS
Maritime Commission Of Churches anu
war camp Community Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
uphold.' Examiners Interpretation.

WASHINGTON. December 18.-An
order unfolding an Interpretation bv
examiners in the New Orleans Railwa:,
and Light Company's case was entered
to-day by the National War Iabor
Board. The Interpretation, which was
supported. holds that under the award
employees OF this company where n 10.
cent increase Is allowed 10 men other
man platform employees, If this in.
crease should bring their wage above
craft rates should prevail and no bigher
,te: but If this increase does not bring
me wage on a parity with the union
i Galt rate then only the 10 per cent
increase shall be given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
DENY ALL PROMOTION TO
OFFICERS ON ACTIVE DUTY
Only wny to Attain Advanced Rank
Is Through Inactive List of
Reserve Corps.
TBy AssocIated Prcssl

10y hSSOCiSteu pTcssI
WASHINGTON. December 1S.-Sec-
rotary Baker said to-day that the War
department is pursuing fixed policy
III denying all promotion to officers
who are on active service. The blanket
order of November IL. shutting Off pro-
motions. both in the home forces and
overseas, he indicated, will not be
modified, and the only way in which
officers WHO have been recommended
Tor promotion can attain the advanced
rank Is through tile inactive list of
Inc oftlcers' reserve corps.
MIR. Baker said the department wa.
proceeding on the theory that with
capitalization, grca; many captains.
majors and officers Of higher rank
would be left unassigned. 1t Is re-
Sarded as wholly unnecessary from the
point OF rie~ Of the department, he in
dicated. that any additional officers in
higheT grade be created. as tina avail
apie supply of officers In all grades
Will more than meet all demands.
Ihare Is no desire, however, 10 cut
deserving men off from the honor tina
goes with promotion, he said, and Of
ncers VINO were recommended for ad
Vancement before hostillties ceased
VIII be taken care of al they enter tho
reserve corps on discharge from their
present commissions. Each will be
placed on the inactive list OF the ree
serve IN the advanced grade to which
ne had been recommended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS
MARGARET ANGLIN PLEASI:s
LARGE ACADEMY AIIDIE,

Miss Margaret Angiin was greeted
by an unusually large and attentive
sesa fst aEh' fomed d sue
orchestra level was kiied, even o to tn, the
boxes, while the upper strata were
equally well peopled. Nothing but the
faction at every opportunity.
"Billeted" is an English comedy of
the IN, most humorous type. There is
sween. the nearest approach to this
occurring in the hnal act, only to be
swept into comedy by the cutting off
TO Betty's lack of ability in house house,
oxtent, is hinged. Miss Anglin's at
t Rs,tu g, personality. in the, role of
Of the comedy throughout, and her
ability In this field has ripened into
very hnished artistry. If Miss Anglin
pays her Greek tragedies as consum-
mately as she does her comedy. and no
enc doubts 1t. for her reputation in
the former field is accepted then she
must be acclaimed as the equal of any
american actress In versatility.
Mrs. Taradine is nutatiye widow
IN small English community, and in
her comfortable home are biiieted :wo
hh '1rst y, ofn ts Through an innocent
ana companion. Penelope, know that
her husband left her some years ago.
through a foolish misunderstanding
and that she does not know whether
ne Is alive or not. This interesting
~ ,tioI L.. coming to, the knowledge Of
the Wears sister, she intervencs. and
ensuing complications arise One ." ~;
the billeted officers proves to be her
missing husband, whose death she has
caused to be announced by means of n
Forged telegram. At the end, she dis.
h1yess mai ~ she stu loves her Secreant
With Penelope and the happy ending
Miss AnIglin has surrounded herself
win, as the cu!oael would nut f. -
"deucedly elevah' cast. Fred Eric as
Gapta' r. Rymill. Betty's husband, capti9
vated the audience. as he did Peneinnn
and was capital in The role. Lmn,.don
E EnElssh as ,a GsoneI nreedy played the
of him. not overriding tho role nv NM, NE
s,onoc'e. which we are accustomed m 'f re
seeing Manipulated constantly by MI
Engiish CHARACTER actors;- but hy;ns
Ing decided ability to tho part. Harsv
Barfoot. as tho vicar, and Miss WY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
DIES FROM INJURIES
j. Hal Robinson, Richmoud Merchant.
Victim OF Street-Car Accident.
Funeral TODAY.

Funeral services for J. Hal Robin
son; siHty-seven years old, former
Richmoni merchant, who died Tuesday
night at the Retreat for the Sick as
the result of a strect-car accident ten
days ago, will be held this afternoon
al 1870 o'clock from the Grove Ave :
RiYerview Cemetery.
MIR. Robinson was struck by>e street
car in front of 1904 West Main Street
Wednesday evening, December IL II
was at first believed that his injuries
would not be fatal
He had lived the greater part Of his
life in West Richmond, and, until re-
cent years, was n merchant here. Ho
was member OF the Grove Avenue
BAPTIST Church, having taken an ac-
tive part In the progress OF the instf-
tuition. Besides his widow, Alice E.
Robinson, he is survived by tho fol-
lowing children: Mrs. j. l.. Carter Mrs
a. 3. Whitmore, Mrs. c. J. Johnson, J.
S. Robinson, II. Z. Robinson and A L.
Robinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No CaIomeI! Listen To Me!
1t bilious, constipated headachy sick, guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickens and salivates

Stop USING calomel! 1t makes you
sick. Don't lose a days work If you
feel lazy. sluggish. bilious or cousti-
patcd. listen to ME!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones. Cal
omel, when II comes into contact with
sour bile. crashes into It, breaking It
up. This Is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. II you are "all
knocked out" II your liver is torpid
aud bowels constipatcd or you have
neadache. dizziness. coated tongue, il
breath is bad or stomach sour. lust try
a spoonful OF harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone.
Here's my guarantee--Go to any drug
store and get bottle OF Dodson's Liver
Tone for few cents. Take q spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
sOCl e Y

Mon samSer nex q w th9 hWema2s Club S on
the Fifty eighth Canadians fh IN as IL
n us,traated lecture on Landscape Tar
Seen at ths front o ana Is , %ho hfs
sseaps target in KitcSener's nrs s army army
jcct. He will show work in this line
Painted PAL ted by American artists during
tor In tho officers trailing school al
a. Fitnhcetp9In, and Is at present stationed
mas lectured on this same subject be-
sore the National Academy OF Design
9 Snr,, the Airchitectnraf League Of New
iork: Ills address promises to be one
events OF The club season ION. and iarss
Miss Adele Williams is Chairman of
e ple at rn,n and the leeture will be;
gram.
Buck From Abroad.
~ Pr Professor TESS H. Darlington LANCASTER,
tho French camps as Y. NJ. c. A. sec
rotary and recently in Paris ut the
E hsad Of A. ,hs ,, edvcationaI work Of tho
New, York. Professor Lancaster will
be the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Rob-
week. "e'' ''' '"' eo'"'"s
Return to WashInEton.
-, The major general commandant OF
B n mar bsvc co rn;r and Mrs George
racks in Washington. from Europe.
where Mrs. Barnett joined him just
before the armistice was signed Mrs.
Earnett viii have her first day at home
noon from 1sf 20 Rea oclee Hn'as She a @ili
present her daughter, Miss Leila Cor
don, at tea dance at the barracks a
nttle later and shortly after that Will
give bali for her. Mrs. Barnett. dur
tfns ant Ia a
tour OF the battle fields wherever the
marines fought, visiting the hospitals
and posts. going as far. as Metz under
the escort Of several officers.
tiYes IN Richmond. and her debut Is
OF much interest here.
Dance for Younger Set.
A subscription dance will be given
At the Womans Club this evening
will be present. Mir. and Mrs James
q. Watkin and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Seymore Will act as chaperons for the
dance.
Marriage Announced.
Mr., and Mrs. W. B. Hun. OF 1912
Maryland Avenue, announce the mar
riaEe Of their daughter. Hazel Adele
ing taken place December 10. at the
home OF Rev. J. }. Wicker. pastor OF
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Thomas Is
now stationed at Camp Lee.
\. w. G, A. Ciasses.
D. B. Bryan at the Young women's
Christian Association will not be held
ef FIu Fist 9n a AZ Glasses VIII BE-
s =. W. G. e. A. sf'aa'' January D. at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

Tonight, and IL 1t doesn't straightep
you right up and make you feel fne
and vigorous by morning, / want you
TO go back to the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone Is de-
stroying tho sale OF calomel because
II is real liver medicines: entirely yege-
table. therefore 1t cannot saliynte or
make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your slug
gish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and constipat-
cd waste which is clogging your system
ana making you feel miserable I
guarantee that bottle OF Dodson'e
Liver Tone will keep tho entire family
FEELING fine for months. Give IL to your
children. 1t Is harmless; doesn't grlpe
and they like Its pleasant taste.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
Toronto Police on Strike.
fBy Associated Press.l

TORONTO, December Is.-The To-
ronto police began a strike this morn
inE in protest against the dismissal by
the police commissioners of thrice n
members OF the police union, which the
commissioners had refused to recog-
Trades and Labor Council. Policemen
who were officers Of the union had been
sninmarily dismissed by the commits
Or 500 policemen about ninety re-
NAMED on duty. these including in
SpectorS and sergeants. This force will
be augmented by special constabies
and the military police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
No Advance for street Car Mon,

WASHINGTON, December 18.--The
National War Labor Board, in an award
to-day, declined TO increase wages Of
street car employees at Savannah, de-
ciaring that the present wage scale is
MS much as the board could reasonably
allow. The wages now in effect are
IS. 80. 40, ~ and AZ cents an hour for
platform men. The company Is directed
operation in order that certain work.
Ing conditions which the men Indicated
were satisfactory to them might be
fully established