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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
News of Fifty Years Ago
from tho Richmond Dispatch. Novo 1e,,,

The streets Of Richmond were filled y.s,o-,.,
SUNDAY clothes who had come from varou ~, nri
ic,n NV So, ,e 10 attend as delegates the Rcpub-
Known IN ne morning that the intenson to hold
sh.nannI t!"l IN inc African Church had been
place and all the motley gang headed thar VA an
eS nTunE them filled the hall in "A few minute s
arter the doors We're thrown open. At IL o.cInrk
cemcnts @ vas called TO order by James H.
9iicers elected after much wrangling were:
c. $. Smith. j. .. Toy j. Thayer' 9;nnrrc
Tenmah 'n"Ero). John oliver tncsroj, Ossian
vice presidents; Andrew Washbnrne, V W. II.
,amue' ana George Fayerman megro). secre-
n mGn' OF 'he result of the election. the Hunn-
G he @hn crowds protesting against
election was unfair. Disordcrly scenes fol-
lowed every movement. such as the appointment
officers of the Frcedman's bureau created The I,s
noon session which lasted from o'clock min
so t9sre wa? al Kinds Of wransng
to nominating speeches and these we're nu-
spcecmcs H. IT, Wells was SG no 1me nsE"dnd fn
tiovcrmor after 50 long time. the vote stnnd-
i E EiSesrt i nowdsn L. Total s1s JAMES
Lientenant -Gioycrn9r and then motion to adj
9"F" oeG fer ns carred
named to-day ~
Several gentlemen of the Methodist churches
Hotel property to be presented to Randolph :
Macon College. They paid $4,000 for it,
In the United States Circuit Court Yesterday
David J. saunders was appointed receiver of
the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
There have been heavy breaks Of leaf tobacco
on the exchange for the past three days Yes
terday 579 hogsheads. 10 icrces and .. boxes
were sold: Yellow wrappers. common to fair
extra SO to 500 o." W % S'' s0'd medium to
T. NJ scott. major general of the Lincoln
Mounted Guard liunnicuttS body guard), was
arraiencd before the Mayor yesterday. charged
with dcfrandinE Fannie Gov (ncgrcss) OUT of
81. lie promised TO go her sons bail if paid
81 for so doing. lie collected the money but
failed TO furnish the bail for the youth lie
was made to give up tho "N' and give bond
for his future decent behavior.
y protest OF the white people OF South Ca no
lima against the Constitution provided for
that state was laid before the House Of Rep
rcscntativcs yesterday. and was referred 10 the
rcconst ructi ion committee.
Mr.. Bingham finished his speech in the i'm
peachment case yesterday, and was appiauded
The senate then refused to adjourn 10
Saturday, and went into executive session.
w. B. Baker has been elected president Of the
Valley Bank OF Winchester I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of Phillip Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Population OF Hawaii.

X. o. r., R!chmond.--In spite Of the
morai ana material progress of Hawaii
largely because OF changes in food,
clothing, dwellings, and OF other ad-
vantages Of civilization--the race is
probably dying out. In S23 the
American missionaries estimated the
number of native Iiawaiians ut li2,-
600; the ccnsu sof 1882 showed the
population TO be l30.&l3; the census of
1878 proved that the number Of natives
was no more than 44,04S. In 1890 they
numbered 1885: in 1910, 23,s@4, Il de-
crease of 1902 or 1873 per cent. within
the decade. TO account for this it is
said that the blood Of the race has be-
come poisoned by the introduction Of
foreign diseases. The women are
much less numerous than the men. The
total popula ton of the islands in 1890
was $4,000: in 1900 1t was 15iO01, an
increase within the decade Of 7l.13 per
cent. In 1910 II was 1909 The
pressing demand for labor created by
the reciprocity treaty Of 1876 with the
United States caused great changes In
the population OF Hawaii Many Jap
ancse, Chinese. Koreans and Portu-
Gucsc have been imported to Hawaii
since that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Origin of Term Caucus"

w. II. j., Newport Ncws.---The
origin Of the term caucus" Is traced
back to the Caucus Club of Boston. of
Revolutionary days. This club was
composed usually Of persons engaged
in shipbuilding. and was one OF the
most radical opponents of British rule.
II and the Merchants Club o fthc same
period used 10 meet before elections
and agree on candidates 70 rtown and
provincial Offices: Caucus Is believed
TO be corruption Of "calkcrs" If
this derivation of tho word seems inn
probable there is another which de-
rivcs It's name from an aboriginal In
dian word. cawcawassaugh. meaning "a
person who urges or pushes on some
scheme. John Adams. a Boston man.
used the word in 1863. writing in his
diary: This day learned that tho C;f,i-
Gus Club meets at certain times in the
garnet OF Tom Dawes, the adjutant or
the Boston regiment" This argues
secret meetings. and may refer to thc
calkcrs Club The British Cyclopcdio
says the word came first info use in
Great britain In 1878, and WIS intro
duccd then by Lord Bcaconsficld 10
discredit his political opponents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Books and Authors

What is described as ~ feast of entertain
, ,nHn from caviar to coffee has just been pub
,ttlc Of captain Gault" The book is by VIII
liam Hope lIudcson, and is an account of the
mariner and Smusslcr. at large The volume is
said 10 be hllcd with action-and IL has moth
ing to do with the
Municipal liousecleanins.' by w j. Capcs
I" be published shortly by l. T. button ~ Co
brings together in compact form and present
IN an interesting and easily understandable way
various methods used for the collection and dis
poSal OF their municipal waStcs-Strcct refuse.
sewage garbage. rubbish. manure and ashes
II summarizes the views OF experts on all points
on which there is general agreement. ana gives
IN. opinions on both sides of controversial uucs-
tons. II presents q formidable amount of data
that can only bc collected from :, large mass
OF literature and hundreds of municipal de-
parimcnts and bureaus Each report before
being sent to the official requesting it, was
subjected TO the scverest expert criticism.
TO land in n strange country Win Tho cxnoc,,
ton of establishing her claim to a large estate
and 10 find that claim worthless, her cash cx
amy help to her dcad-that is the experience Of
i.,iic" MaEnc. the attractive, piucky heroine of
under the Putnam imprint in MAY The story
tells how, confronted with the necessity OF earn.
and. III spite of the woyld's Indifference and
antagonsm. makes good The story is packed
Win adventure. Ii leads the reader through
all the Er"dcs "f society that are Representatives
OF a great city. ~" rubS shoulders rithou, :;
shock TO his scnsbilities. with thieves and
rniidns and barroom rowdi"s. with prizc lighters
cheap comedians and ribald audiences with ON
rioYrrS OF labor with p0mpcrcd handles with
boarding house Keepers and thca, -Ical mana
denned through tn" unwilling testimony OF the
girl who loves him and mutinv at sea in
temptations and pcrils and joys and sorrows
IL IS book. in short which Is the very
appeal to those who like :, vigorous depletion
OF things as they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Motor Plum.

Said the Monkey Wrench to the Patent Pump
When tho Car stopped dead one day:
This dosgcncd thing used to fairly jump.
And why can't II get away?'
Said the Patent Pump: why tho old machine
Should like streak of dawn
But II wont go without Miss Gasoline.
And she seems. somehow, to have gone"
And where did she so?" asked the Battery;
The Magnetic replied: "Wh.'. She
Has been eaten up by Il cailnibal
And that's where she is said he
Now VIII" ate her up? Who is there knows?"
Screamed the young Contact Point Setter:
And the Clutch rcmarked: Well ! suppose
or course, that the Carouretor!'
Then the tools and the pats of the gasless car
Jumped into the punnng Clutch
And pounded his discs till he saw a star
Also that he'd got in Dutch!
AND since that day, ] told by enc
Who Is next TO the inside fact
l'unninS when you stuck by the rood
Is Il mighty dangerous act,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

Richmond in 1872, | found Luclen
Baird was in the Virginia p"nitcn-
much distressed at his condition. told
me OF his wife aud children. that he
was living IN Tennessee with them
,iyins to lead an honest lie when
ree"ptured, and bu, for the fact his
arm WAS trokcn ~ a shot from the
detective rreu he vas arrested he
would not have been taken.
Sergeant Frank Bland came to Rich
mond some time afterwards as Scna-
turc from King and Queen and Mid
d!eseA Counties. EcIug chairman OF
the Legislative committee on the
Virginia penitentIary ne saw Bard
him out II possible. and told him OF
my visit to himself We went To
work 10 do so. and Governor Hol!i-
"a! promised 10 pardon Baird, but
Official NE. when he pardoncd him
said above.
Lucien Baird grew UP in and near
Scot,svillc. Albemar!e county. Va.
Alter the war he was mate on tho
packet boat running between Lynch
burg and Richmond. afterwards cap
tain on II freight boat running on The
canal and then he got into trouble.
his was Il very sad case, hand
some young man OF attractive manner
and good address, and one. VINO. under
good influences might have made "a
good citizen He died in Missouri
some years ago. Whether his wife
and three children he told me ne had
when ! saw him. are now living | know
rot His father was accidentally Killed
many years ago. aud | remember him
very pleasantly for lac was Kind TO me
as young soldier in the SAM. reri
ment in the long ago:
Richmond. Va, May &. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
To n Prospective Bride.

Let Others sing. If SO they will,
Ihe skin-dcep charms that bcautv
owns
10 mo such matters must be still
an idle chance Of skin and bones
MY tribute. sure, were lacking grace
should indulge n fattcring strain.
kathcr own your honest face
Is even as your virtues, plain
In that now distant peaceful state
For which. own. my being ninos
n man might haply choose his matc
On purely ornamental lines
When hireling service ran the show
Beauty alone could carry on
II in the basement down below
The brightest household vIrtuos
Shonc.
Bnt In these warlikc days we find
Domestic treasures are but rare
Ana rationS are Of such Il kind
AS needs true genius to prcparc.
SO. tho you hid behind the door
Nhch tate was handing round tho
looks,
1T matters infinitely more
That you should be tho hest OF coo,.s,
Iouchstone." in the London Mail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
WRGINlAN A HERO
Philip Nolan, OF Salem. Commended for
bravery by Secretary
DunicIs.
LBy AssncIntnd prnns

BY Associated prcssl
WASHINGTON. May s. = Secretary
Daniels to-day issue da statement, COM
mcnding six members of the crow or
the United States ship Rvndhan for
their heroic work during a fire r.,
board April 20. The statement saws
mat Notwithstanding the smoke ana
me dangerous flames, these men wen,
do"n In the fore peak OF the vessel
ana brought on deck Il yard workman
VINO mad collapsed and would have been
killed by the fumes if he had not bcc,
promptly removed"
mo men named included Chief Eoa.-
swain's Mate Philip Nolan. Salem Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

II should With the foundation for business
confidence thus securely laid both Invested
and uninvcstcd capital will be encouraged to
take advantage of opening opportunities with
the result that there will be expansion in all
lines OF healthy enterprise and security
values will reflect the attendant prosperity.
ience. from now on, the course Of the stock
market may be expected to give convincing
proof that the patriotic response OF the people
to the appeal Of their government for support
has multiplied the value of their present
wealth many times more than the amount
they invested III the loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

Women OF Syracuse, y. y, have donncd
overalls, and will perform the work OF col
iecting and dsposing of the city's garbage,
which service recently has been impaired ny
the labor shortage. few days ago the
Ministerial Union OF that city resolved that
it would not cooperate with the food admin
istration because the voters OF the munich
pahty refused 10 adopt prohibition. The pa
triotism Of the Syracuse women is not af-
fected by this manifestation of intolcrant
pettishness on the part OF the Ministerial
Union. Rather, they have been stimulated
to greater effort TO help win the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Voice Of the PEOPLE
letter. must give The nnme nnu nd.
dress OF the writer. Name viii not bs
published II writer so Requests.
Baird Was pardoncd.

To the Editor OF The Times DISPATCH
Sir,-ln answer 10 the inquiry Ia
your issue Of May :, IN reference 10
pardoncd by Governor Holiday In
lso2. as the last official ac, OF his
career as Governor %! Virginia
l.uc!en bard and his father, Thomas
Baird. both belonged to Company
of the Filth Virginia Cavalry. Ser.
rcant Bland and myself were both
members OF the same regiment ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Objects being PetrIneu.

j. y: r., Wiiliamsburg-P
IL produced by the inillirution OF water
containing dissolved mineral matter, n;
calcium carbonate, silica etc which
replaces the organic material particl,.
ny particle. sometimes with The or!gi-
nai structure retained. silica gives
the most perfect results as seen in
specimens oil s'licahed wood. Tho pet =
rihcd forests OF Arizona are located
along the litGio Co.orado River, in the
north central part of the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

Down in South Carolina Democrats are
preparing to hold State convention, at
which will be named a candidate for the seat
in the United States Senate now so acceptaby
filed by Benjamin r. Tllman, who is can
didate for reelection There is a goodly
array of candidates, all moro o. less able
among the less being former Governor
Cole Blease l. is between T!luan and
Blease that the f.nt is expected 10 center.
There is no height TO which the ambition OF
Blease does not soar, but fortunately for
itself and the nation, the proud old Palmetto
State will hardly so far forget Itself as again
to elevate TO political position the Governor
who disgraced il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
TonSOrial.

say. said the Baldhcadcd Man as he fshcd
out hone for the Barber to Break. I'D like to
KNOW why you charge much to trim my
neck as you do TO NOV the awful lawn on that
leiiow in the next chair"
eS' SIR said the Barber. reluctantly reIcas-
ing nope OF a tip. I'VE don't cut SO much hair
=" YOU sur nut the difference in money sir, is
for the bacleriolos ical research sir. tbant ,o,,
SIR - ~ ''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nimnst amy tonic.
excepting on legal aud medical sub
1rctn, are answered free. A. ali In
quirics arc answered directly by pcr-
s"hnl letter sclf-nddrcxsrd, stnuprd
en'riope IL required. Address. The
kichmOnd, Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

senator said the Reporter II am instructed
10 ask YOU point blank TO declare yourself on
Nomans Suffrage. Now please"
me moment, young man" said the Senator.
IRE you go any farther, my wife is Suf-
i'"~et'e ana my mothcr-in law is anti Now
S"PPoSe Eo" ask me something about the ncbu-
''' 'EPothesis or the Introduction Of flannel
tShtshirts in the Fiji Islands"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

IL makes me sick" said the City Farmer.
u"INihs 'nout raising food for the soldiers.
Why. there's plenty OF food in tho .o,,,,r,
piehty of ground TO raise it in, plenty OF labor
II 1t IS made to work But what do the soldiers
want Oh stun grown out of the ground? tell
you SIR. II We're farming 70. soldiers Id
raise nothing but chickens. sir-just chickens"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
THURSDAY. MAY .. 1915.

Estimates OF the tonnage OF ship production
for the next year have been raised TO 10000,
600 tons. This optimistic outlook is largely
inspired by confidence in the ability OF the
new man in charge OF the building program
to accomplish what he sets out TO do. Charlie
Schwab has never been known to fall down
on job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
& oOkS.

we ooht want cock who will stay for life
Nor one who is free from weakness;
w e DON'T want cook who will swing. n knife
Nor one who Will faint with mcckncys
hut All VIC want. who live the fringe
mat lies past the citys humming
Is one who can frizzle and roast and SINCE
And Will wait, when she knows we'r, ron,j,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Japan
and
C'lliii:,

LAM, lender OF China into ba b,,a.
H. ~ 10, impressive. Shanghai .on,in,,H's
durimv :r"eanG place Of wild reports as !, ~, ~
80. ny Russo japanese war: no LIS r.i,aE,
acti"m ,i iIu," "nich To Judge the meamin~ of
NO. 1.N II AT PcA:n could be imagined I'll -
;nir nave been negotiations between linn, a'd
~ - iph!hS 10 Joint action for tho nrnI cc, IL, -
NH'''ese Eastern hallway and Nnnch,,nJ' :
l,,1 T.. :. menace OF a l'ruSsanzcd I;olshnviL
in -, - hi'b"n. While Manchuria is cbin.sn , ~ :
SnT..E ,J,nnan has large stake there in her
i,'I." !hihcnurlan Railway and the nd,,s, - - =
an' up hy Japanese capitalists along lis iincs
80" nay Wei! be that in any aCrccmcu, ~. ,
- ',th Tcachcd there is provision for Inn
w. erection OF such defensive measures . /,
n'Fla as may he deemed ncccssary RI ,
80 ~ +,r a wise provision. 1t is safer To accom-
80 ~ .'lho ihcciucnt that tho agreement ,Ind
I"nn'"rrhiion is Of temporary nature 10 bnI5
- "'l'' the end of the world war thnu ~
80. - lI story OF a surrender of C'hin, I'm -
; ~" ""naS OF Japan II is known tina, rrone
Sou,h,r,, -. VI pnth inc northern and the
in nr,, motions of China have recently been
~ ~. ''pah, ana That the influence OF Japan.sh
interested IN China has been cxcrtcd towa rI
III nns.ns inc two factions together ana promo, .
..S c'oSer relations between the two great conn.
atteS OF IN" orient That OF Il Yellow PERI
Npu'u u" welcomed by all except the arr -,
io mo , ,"lTI"n upon the world the original Vel
York Herald. a. .'e"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Charcoal I;ph.s Dniry Tbourh,

Dey ain no man big dat he cyarn't he
shrnnk. said Charcoal Epil ruminatively. nor
one SO little dat he cyarnt grow cfn yo, give
lie room. Eat a potato. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

BLOOD Tests OF Various Knds.--Of VI hat benc-
ny Is blood test In = case or head pain? From
what part Of body Is blood drawn? MRS. j. S.
AnSwcr.-GlOod for various tests NAV bo
drawn from the lobe OF the ear. from a finger
from Il vein In the Various tests mig nj
he made in such casc--mcrc blood counts, for
inc diagnSis OF anacmia or or lcucocytosis (sug-
costing ahSccsS or inllammat ion), or cxamIna-
tons for malaria paamodia, for bacte riolC Si-
cal culture or for acidosiS. for syphilis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Io-Dny'. O. Henry.
ar Food.

She converscd Glibly, almost huontly for
more than an hour. and never said a word"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Health Talks. by DR.. VIM. Brady
'Ho''fEht 1877 nv Nation,I ~owspaper Service,
Erythr0n,c lnJpin

EtEt rm mel, means literally big red pain
Da!nJ Il !. , ''' e, npE, gigantic; agia ache or
"a '''t hodS suffer with pain, flushing ana rnd ,
II Is usually in persons bet , m,nes nown
ana forty Years old. symptoms are r .Munty
pain and swelling of a foot or ;, foot ,oh" 80
coming on without apparent cause ,"m ahd !et
m'nr tines, relieved If The foot ana Leg ak ,s
Il prolonged time. 'ehdih Tor
i"re IS an instance described by a core
do you know Of any way besides deem hroa,.
'th. inaaSaEc amh fresh air 10 make ones blood
Mn "'i IN pionorN Nine has habit OF stop
hurhih' and pulsating, Il combination NM is
u"vcr ncc,ir ~'H, ana very annoying we'll It
but only indoors when it is warm Some en m,r.
and perfectly numb Aside from ,b ture whte
am perfuctly healthy, and would be ham, :
II were not for this am thirty-fou years
The pure white fingers cdeaa fingers, arc
a symptom rather OF Raynauds disease, which
like crythromclalEia Is a disturbance re- -
caiher Of the small arteries. " ''''
SUI ' hy e?nditio" in the same category,
cdcma and anglo ncurotic edcma Eden'a
means bosEy or whtery swelling Of tissues
ncrvcD In this condition, localized swcIIinrs
resembling great hives. occur in the skin or
utcs TO several hours. "
iniersst'ns ailments But that is about al, we
No known treatment influences them '
So they offer II fine fold for theoretical spcc-
,iaiI"n ma now the conductor OF this column
loves To speculate!
TO our mind, all three Of these angioncroscs
by the tdrcnal gland. which is intimat ely con
cerned in the function of the sympathetic
saying tha, the cause is nervousness"
Questions and Answers.
whoop,,I,onr little girl. aged I'VE, played with
dow" with whooplng cough though he doesn't doesn't
w yn yet This was eight days age Is there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

cUBLISHED every day In the year at 10 South Trnt
Street Richmond, Sn.. by The Times Dispatch
lishipE Co.. Inc. Charles Il. Hnsbrook. Editor
MANAGER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Silent
About a
Great Defeat

German official ~,
.e" ,s, says the German Official bulletin
~, -, AZ NAM points on the rcma!rGcr ~
I'm, ana this is IN" sole hint tina, a rrcai
80 m,am assault mad failed, with the sacrirrc
r,,' '''.H thousands OF men But the German
49,, IoS hhoWs about Il. If the German pubI.
"oeS hot.--Sprngicld Republican, 'No.e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

re Shanghai Gazettc's effort
~ H'ahc the agreement supposed
:" H"Ns bcen catered into be-
me P"h!n and Tokyo gov
!i'H''i'S appear an ab1cct .ur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
The Son-AdVertixcr

was a man who hustled not
To luck no trusted;
ne would not advertise Il dot,
And so he rustcd
And finally busted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS to The l.s.,.
: Divpatch, and not individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

II infected. may develop tho FIRST symptoms of
Illness amy time within sixteen days. Ask your
doctor 10 administer the whoopinR cough bac-
term traccnc) at onco as prcvcntlvc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09


Richmond Will not, must not hesitate in
giving It's quota of $4,000 70 aid in the
proper maintenance and expansion n tho In
dustr!al school and Farm Cor Hom"les BOYS.
This institution. handicapped though il has
been by the mca serncss Of lis funds is dotag
magnificent work among those boys who
nut Tor its mnlstering care would hr lnit TO
roam the streets or go perforcc TO other IN
sntutlons less fitted TO develop them INFO
strong. honest citizens. Many Richmond bows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Current Editorial Comment

Not the least significant part o.
the splendid rcpulsc Monday of
the great GERMAN assault on the
Met"r.n-Iillchckc front WAS the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
Questions and Answers.

WhoopnE Cough CONTAGIOUS Before tne
Whopp;-Iour iittle girl. aged FIVE. played with
y ncighhor's boy VINO they think, Is coming
down with whooping cough, though lie doesn't
any danger? MRS I 7
Answcr-Ycs. whooping cough is most ca ten
ing before the whoop begins Your little girl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

n our friends who favor with manuscripts ana
iIlustratlons for wish have unavailable
articles returned they must in nil cases tenu stamps
TINT purpose.