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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
ALL WOODEN SHlPWAYS
WILL BE KEPT OCCUPIED
tcccntly Launched 4..Oc-Ton Wo.
Marvel Chosen mr. Model for
Future Craft.

WASHINGTON April i7.-.in way
on which wooden ships now arc bein.
built FOR the government Will be kcp.
busy probably for tho period o. tn
war Shipping Board officials explain
ed to-day that the statement author
i2cd yesterday that X would 10 ncces
sary TO curtail the wooden ship pro
gram Ill! not mean that tho work o
plants now turning out ships woult
be intcrfcrcd with.
The :.,00-ton war Ma-vc.. rocentl,
launched n, Orange. Tex. has bee,
chosen by the board as tho model 20
all wooden ships to be bull. hereafter
u has been found that the lt0G-horse
power engines used in the $500 tor
wooden ship. which ia regarded n!
ureconomical or operation in foreign
trade. XIII drive tho larger vessel a:
a satisfactory speed, and consequently
new demands on the boiler and eng M
manufacturing capacity Of Tho country
will not have TO be made TO the dctri
mcnt OF the steel program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
tCo13I4khI 1911 by national Newnpaper ser,lc.,
IaG-0winG TOcnuiI.

er ONE Of 1hG Pet Eusons the barber is In
INC manation Of hair foce. s ama se 10 10
eager TO dig for the 'inGrowinG hair with his
soinetines sets up Infection or blood poison
Ing with disastrous results.
me shoe clerk who poses as n sort of "foo,
srceiaiiat" has similar dc!usion. .ingrow VIM:
clerk foot I"ftS rG"onfs for it, shoe
~ a mater OF fact, neither the hair nor the
ing toenall." the actual condition is inaalnma-
!r Gt IN the s9i narts at The edge Of the
.Y me pressure OF the shoes. brings about a
ORGANIZATIONS or prond IN s%hsre e eaHes
W from he innamed tissue. covering the edge
pearanee Of actual insrowing nail.
Treatment.
People who shoes which give reason
CHA t,in&ro~ing naiTD. Fointed shoes favor H.
ing fashion OF the nineteenth century, Instead
The prcsen a woe it, Vsr IN FIR insGn aei Of
W hc n, sh,fi ne body weight EXCESSIVELY uron
the the toes turned out in street conductor or
IND a""e f Ss %a gofT Il
me ErooYc the careful application OF zine oxide
g suc way US 10 raw the edge away az ,Ye from rom
t, ,'n qlas Ia me cure OF course shoes that
hcavs a ffs hn f Hniray H q n adj
ihcy should be tsianGcd daily. The mai! should
t ns 'r raTn.r straight across and rounded
For Inflammation and swelling. gauzc dress
rubber dam or other iInpcrvious covering over.
h!Eht VIII give much relief.
NHci SEhnulation@ appear In the groove rcd
OF r"W-!"oElnS flesh win more or less pur,lent
dischargc. the groove should he Kept filled with
POW"cfcd alum which should be carefully re-
'"I"sa nniiy by warm bathing and renewed
-, IN severe cases which viii not rcspond 10
, ,ao, measures the best treatment is the re-
,n"Vai OF a wedge OF soft tissue at the side or
,,hr hhl including the examinations and some
lihc1 ,narro" strip OF the nall itself which
may DC done by the physician in his office under
local nnacsthcHia.
Questions n
Paalor COntemplatcs "A Long Journcy-I nm n
pastor. seycnty-siX years old, and would like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
PAUL BOL0 PAsHA REAPs.
TREAs0N's JUST REWARD
Faces French Firing Squad in For
est OF Vincenncs, Going to Death
Without Struggle.
PLEASED AT PROSPECT OF END
$50 Much the Better; Am Do
lighted" IIc Exclaimed When
Told That Hour OF Expiation for
His Awful Crime Had Come.
10y Associated Press. ]

| PARIS. April l7-StandinE before n
| firing squad in tho forest Of Vinecnes
early to-day. Paul Bolo Pusha. con-
dcmncd traitor, lost entirely the atti-
tudc of indifference lie had maintained
subsequent TO and during; his trial.
When tho order TO fire was given. the
rifles spoke and Bolo crumplcd up with
several bullets in his head.
Escorted by several guards Bolo left
the Santc prison forty-tvc minutes be-
fore his execution. After leaving the
automobile ut Nincenncs he listened TO
tho cXhortation of prison chaplain.
Then his eyes were bandaged and he
went without struggle TO his place
before the firing squad.
so much the better; l am delighted"
Bolo exclaimed when awakened this
morning by Commandant Julien. OF the
third cour;rnartIai. who told him that
tho hour OF oXpiation had arriS ed.
These were the only words spoken by
Bolo except for instructions TO the
chaplain 10 take from his body silk
lace handkerchief which he placed on
MS chest ana give It TO his brother,
Monsi gnor Bulo.
The condemned man went to his exc
cution in a new suit OF clothes brought
10 me prison by MS brother. ana wear
ing White gloves.
Before settling forth from the prison
Ho!o asked TO be permitted 10 partakc
Of communion.
After the execution the form OF an
intcrmcnt at Ninccnnes was gone
through. and then the body was turned
over TO Eolo'3 family.
When Bolo was taken 10 the Office
to so through the formaiitics OF his
removal from prison FOR the execution.
he refused to sign tho register. Tho
officer insisted. upon which Bolo cried
in an authoritative tore: Il; is who
command here: no one has anything
more 10 impose upon mo. l think"
The chaplain. after the execution
found lying over nolo's heart two en-
broidcCcd handkcrchiefs. which had
been pierced by tho bullets one was
given 10 Bo,o's brother and the other
10 his widow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
News of Fifty Years Ago
tTrom the Richmond Dispatch. April IS. 1862

4. y. jerks. who wounded by Emmett
lIowlc in an alteration between the two In
morning at 3 uciock
revenue inspector, was yesterday removed per-
manenily BY imperative order from Washing on.
The annual meeting of tho Arlington Life In
surancc Company was held yesterday afternoon.
~ a subsequent meeting of the board of
directors TIE following officers were elected for
dent; william II. lsaIcs. vice president. and ID.
j. liartsook. secretary.
General Schofcld yesterday appointed ]. w.
Scntries TO be tax collector Of Petersburg and
James ~ West to be city gauger.
Petersburg now has entirely new Council.
inE expired. and the mmanding officer Of this
military district having named new ones. Most
oil me arp"ihtccs are men OF responsibility. and
some we KNOW pei sonaily 10 be good men, while
Il few, who might he named, Will add little tC
tho weight of The body
a rip-snor,h windstorm of short duration
struck the CITY yesterday afternoon. Several
roofs were lifted. many signs were blown down
and awnings went in every direction for few
minutes
General Schoiicld has removed r. II. Allen
from the bench OF Rclmond city magistrate
appointing John Freeman. Sr.. to M the va
cancy thus occas!oned. James a. Malone was
appointed Alderman for Madison Ward, vice
T. Whine, resigned.
The Illness OF MI Stansbery chief Of counsel
for President Johnson, still delays the impeac h
mcnt trial the defense proceeded yesterday
with documentary evidence only the conduct
OF the examinations OF witnesses had in the be-
ginninb becn assigned 10 NJ. Stansbcry.
All government depart were closed in
WnshinSton yesterday account OF tho I'M
yelling OF the Lincoln Monunlent.
Tho Pennsylvania Democrats have named
General Hancock their choice for tho prcsi-
dency, and Thomas y. Hendricks, of Indiana. as
vice csldcut .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
The Gimp Who Always Whistles.

In all this world there is ono chap
That intend TO get
! haven't murdered him SO far
But 1 will have him yet
lie is the man who, when I toll,
Comes like Il lazy Turk
And Fuckers up his turcful lips
TO whistle as l work.
struggle with some worthless thought.
or coax some futile note,
When comes this human ,nusic-box
And promptly gets my goat!
Before the trembling o, his lips
i stuttcr in my think.
And all the things l thought I thought
Are forthwith on the blink!
why IS it folks will whistle when
They've nothing else to do?
Why don't they so out on the road
And walk mile or two?
Some of these days I'll lose my head
And sheath Il trusty dirk
In that mans hide. who Whistles when
y fellow wants to work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18

Of tho cxpcditionary forces thus gathered
and fully charged with the spirit OF the army
the nation has sent over there, it is expected
that he will now address himself to the prob
lem of concentrating every energy of the War
Department on cxpeditng the movement of
American troops with promptness of deci-
sion that will sweep aside obstacles which
heretofore have been hestatingly dealt with
ana VIII put new life and energy into the
whole movement. This visit to the front
undoubtedly has impressed him as to the
seriousness of the situation that confronts
the allies. and with that realization he is
sure to bring into action every latent re-
source of energy at his command to speed up
the tremendous undertakings with which he
is charged. and upon whose success the whole
allied cause rests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
ncfection. on FI,binr

There is pcise in tie business OF sitting in i
boat five hours to get nibble from a crocus.
There is amusement in whipping your tackle
through n brisk breeze and landing the hook
in your partners There Is an exquisite
pleasure IN listening to the grunt OF the live
bait rs you push him onto his doom.
In the deep waters. give trout or pike:
in the ocean. show me lighting blueflsh; IN the
rivers, fattcC me with dozens OF big perch; IN
the rapids. honor me with string OF rock; in
the little brooks. lot brook trout grab my fly.
ard in tho rocks Of tho Susquehanna and the
Potomac, come yo1 six-pound big-mouthed
blacks.
This year there Will be no hshnE. for there
Will be no vacation; bua!ness is too serious and
war too pressing: but from time to time we
shall indulge in reflections, and may the fol-
lower Of Walton accompany US:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18

final quietIs has been put upon inc
doubtful activities of the German American
Alliance through the approval by the Senate
judiciary Committee OF bill TO repeal lis
charter The organization had voted TO DIS
solve and turn over the funds remaining III
its treasury TO the Red Cross but it has been
deemed the part OF wisdom 10 take 10 chances
and by the mandate OF the Senate il will be
officially laid TO rest But the cessation Oh
its work will not relieve Federal authorities
from the necessity Of keeping watchful eye
IN the individuals who composed its member
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
VIII Ireland Revolt.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S:r.-ln to-day's editorial 'Will Ire
land Revolt" you state tina. tho at;i-
tudc Of lrishmcn in ireland in resisting
ccuscripiion Is utterly incOmDrchcnsiblo
TO tho American people. I must re-
specially say that in this view | be-
licvc you are wrong. To any one At
all familiar with the Legislative and
executive government of Ireland by
others than it's own people. and with
the basic principles of democracy. Ire
lands attitude, however reEret;ablc it
may be TO most Of us. is. alas Compre-
hensible and consistent enough.
\. =. LANDY.
Williamsburg. Va. April 49, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
america Leads

NOTHING is moro interesting in the swift
l developments in Europe during the past
two weeks than the increasingly important
part which this country is taking in the war
program The allies seem TO be granting to
America position OF almost supreme dircc-
ton in the matter Of policies. and are
doing IL ungrudgingiy. This is apparent in all
the moves recently made upon the great
chcssboard abroad.
Almost from the beginning OF our bclIig-
erency, President Wilson has been the
spokesman Of the allies. His voice has been
their voice. His declarations upon the sub
jects OF peace and the proIongation OF the
conflict have been heartily concurred in by
every entente government His demand that
the diplomacy OF this war be open and above
board was accepted with enthusiasm by Great
britain and France Notwithstanding their
earlier reluctance to talk above whisper
upon any vital issue.
II is ono thing to give uttcrancc to great
principles and quite another thing to assume
the direction OF the war itself Nobody
would have imagined a year ago that the
United States would even propose battle
policies 10 the veteran warriors Of the allied
nations abroad 1t would have seemed super
iat!vcly uresCnptuous for America to have as
sumcd any sUch role. In fact, il was not
believed then that this country copld or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
SECURITY or FAMOUS :
YPAES SALIENT MENACE:
British Press Comment Shows 10
don Is Kecnly Alive to Sc
rionS Situation.
long BULWARK OF THE LErS
Moro Significant Than Gain 4
Ground Is Revelation OF Growth
Weight OF German Prcssurc-.b
lies Must Move in Russia.

LONDON, April 17.-Thcre Is no ~
clination here to minimize the seriomr
ness OF tho loss OF Bailleul, and til
possibility that II may lead to TIL
necessity of cvacuating Ypres and Pa p
schcndaele. I'
Under the heading. They Stnl AZ,
vance" the Daily Mail says that I'D ~
this time In their advance the Ge't
mans have been In marshy groun Z
Yesterday they captured the first =
the important ridges by stormi.n
Wytschacte. being aided By the fall q
Baillcul and thus the security Of I'D
fprcs salient. so long the bulwark e
our left and touched with such ms
mortal memories 10 ua. Is itnperilcdt.
The Daily Graphic thinks /, would =
wise TO withdraw tho British t.oo, ~
from Yprcs and rasschcndaele -
avoid the risk OF their being cut @
ard compelled 20 surrender"
II continues: That tho situation :
made more sce!ou, By the loss OF Ba.
ieul is obvious. and It would be dli
honest to pretend otherwise"
The paper addo, however that A
long as the allied armies remain urS
broken. Germany's purpose is no, ~
tanned. while she is oXhaus;inG horse
IN order 10 force n decision.
CoRREsrONDENTs SAY EvI:,1Y
USED Ut l2o DIVISION
Correspondents on the front saw IT,
Germans haze used UP 40 Of their %
divisions in the west. and have bee
able to bring another two division
from Russia.
These unpleasant. revcrses mus. b
faced steadily" says the Times. "1hci
significance must neither be min
:ni2cd nor exaggerated. Far more SIC
r!ous than the loss OF ground is the
revelation OF the growing weigh, G,
the German p;cszurc :
We hear far 100 much @, Tho eot-
iAy's Losses. mistakes. difficulties AMI
or their failure TO reach appointed ote
J"cii"es on particvla. days. and no.
halt enough about the serious fac. N
they are snll bringing fresh division
from Russia"
The Times says the enemy will coo
t'hno drawing on their reserves .
Russia until allied sta:csrncn y,oe
dreaming vain dreams about Rnssi.,
and do something practlca! 70 cor,ptr
the enemy 20 cease depicting the RUS
sian front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Day Is Gray.
By Henry Edward Warner.

The day is gray; dull. !caden skies
Paint melancholy to the eyes
And sQuawking birds in sorry flight
Keep company at winters height.
There Is song in natures heart
No smile where springs new yerdurcs start
No naiads dancing hours away
For dreams are dead when skies arc gray!
III.
Come. sun; come. Southern zcphyrs, speed,
The children OF the summer bleed!
Come. sunny days and drive away
The melancholy days OF gray!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
THURSDAY. APRIL is. 1915.

Germany has called another 100000 men
to the colors Cannon fodder appears TO De
about the cheapest material the Kaiser mas
At his command, and he is expanding 1t with
such prodigality that the world stands aghast'
But even his resources OF human b!ood are
not inexhaustible, and his present eXtraF-
aeance cannot continue indefinitely some
time the day must come when no youth re-
main 10 be shot down, and then the house
of Hohenzolern will pay with its existence
for the attempted satisfaction Of its blood
lust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
instructions about somorsaults You will please
hnd stamped addressed envelope incloscd

ruOtIVHS hUUut SOn0rSoults, will please
ma stamped. addressed envelope incioscd
S. NJ. H.
Answer-You just arrange your affairs pay
off any old doctor bills. spread pillows thickly
' 'i, me moor. put on your decolletc. curl UP
c ;mt no II Er n fashion. please and not ac-
Dr. Webster pcrpctrated n cruel hoax on the
world when he described somcrsuult as a 'nyinI;
reap IN the air and u complete turn-o over of tho
BODY Stay ,, On earth till YOU get Aftcr
mat you VIII SEQ stars. feel dizzy, perhaps
utter remarks about me and my teachings never
intended Tor pastors study. But he game.
going by but VIC young ones don't mind that:
you get the hang OF It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
German
Language
Hero

German raners in ih!s country printed in
Language ,nt .,eI ' IN, '1nt" i .GIi -,
Hero ioyaI rnouph surely IN consent
To a law forb!dding the printing
of anything in the German language during the
war. except such matter as the government may
authorize may publish means Of edu
to The OF this country in this There
arc no doubt great many Germans here who
ucti to hc educated in that way who cannot
he reached through tie English language. Tn
doubicdy one OF the most effective methods
employed TO spread scdit!"n and foster pro-
Scrmanisrn is the German language prcss-and
not merely tho periodical press. BIT; tho booi;
and pamphlet press vel The whole bust
ness snorld nc stopped till the war Is over. the
innocent suffering along with the guilty. alas
about the restrictions already placed on the
German Language press is that they TOO
easily evaded As a war measure and mean"
NJ protecting our soldiers abroad from the da n
entire suppression OF German printing. outside
o! government authority or supervision, we be-
laVc to be fully justified. it Is the frequent
testimony OF registering officers. four minute
men, Liberty bond speakers, Secret Service ON!
GERS and others who come II. contact with dis
Loyalty in various places that the perverted
notions q many are due TO the fact that they
nave read ONLY publications printed IN German
German newspapers g, rman wccklcS and
pamphlets. They ar" disioya in very many
led And not only should the printed German
page he suspended. hut public speaking in Ger
man should be permitted only under official
sanction We might as we'll tnko lesson from
GERMANY herself in this particular and. when
we arc tr%inE TO suppress German rropa ga nda
make n thorough job OF ii and begia by strip
ping off tn. cover of the German language. If
not why noi'-Minncal olis Tribune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
WILL REGISTER YOUTHS
.cnntc Joint Resolution TO List Those
or 1rvcntyOnc Favored by
Committee.

WASHINGTON. April l7.-Thc Senate
Join, resolution for registration OF men
becoming twcnty-one years OF age
since Juno 5. 1917. was ordered favor
ably reported by tho House Military
Committee to-day. The registration
date is 20 be fixed BY presidential proc
ia!nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Love md Poker.

You are my Queen, and your King my bride -
And in his arms she lay with rosy blush
Then. as he drew her closer to his side
lie rIzed upon these same red cheeks and cried:
'.Ye gods! At last hold royal lush,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18

Swedens agreement with tho United
States, whereby the former will get badly
needed supplies Of food and raw material in
return for 100000 tons OF shipping. is not
calculated TO increase its favor in the sight
OF Berlin 1t is not improbable, however.
that Germany has assurance O! getting
portion OF those supplies, and so is not in
clined TO raise rumpus about il, as it did
in the case Of Holland. II is we'll known that
Scandinavia has been liberal in its dealings
with Germany, even TO the violation OF ncu-
trality, and Washington will do we'll TO make
sure OF the ultimate destination OF whatever
supplies il sends over. Otherwise, II may be
landing aid 10 the enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nlniost nny topic,
excepting; on legal and medical sub
Jccts, are answered free. As NIL In
.uirics are answered directly by per-
sonIi letter scIf-rGdrcsScd, stamped
envelope H. required. Address Tho
!imcH-DisPntrh Information HurehI,
RichmOnd, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
FLOUR Suhsiifufey.

/. Iros., bermuda hundred NO. the
food regulations 10 not permit n re-
taller 10 compel a consumer to buy
-four substitute in order to Obtain
sugar. 10 .atocs is one uf the substi-
tute5 fer noLr named in the food regu-
latjons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
How to rronopncc Camouparc.

T.. Z. d, dNiI!c.---CAlnOuIagc Is
pronounccd As IL spelled cam 90 flash,
with tho accent on thc first and last
syiiahIcs. Rudyard. Ia connection win
the name # kip:inS. Is pronounced as
II spelled lloodyard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
.MOtoreHQue.

Tho lady, 5uying an auto-Well the mcchanf-
cal end is all right. and the upholstery is dear.
ana tho price is agreeable; but haven't YOU
something with an exclusive odor?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Farmers Union.

/. T.. 9, Wavcrly.--TNc address Of
thc president Of the Farmers Union
oi Virginia IS y. l.. Thornh!l.. Lynch
burg. Tho Grange has no organization
IN the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18

II. + s, Ashland.--For tho position
Of tlmekceper on government construc-
ton work. you should apply directly TO
the superintendent IN charge % such
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Charcoal lsph'. Daily Thought.

Hit sure do make man feel brassonc." said
Charcoal Eph. ruminatively, when he git in
ton o coal an all he neiehbors sen aroun' dc
chi!iun l horry n bushel Eat prunc, Mstah
Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Good night. Kaiser BILL!
"'Thc Debt We Owe"

"'Thc Debt we Owe"
(By Captain !. S. George. Adjutant,
Three Hundred and Seventeenth
Infantry.)
We've debt we ought to pay
TO our friends across tho way.
It's rs old as Lafayette and Wash
inSton.
And by fortunes tickle cast
We have found our chance ut Inst. ,
And we'll square the bill
With interest ten to one.
France, France, France, were coming
over,
Side by side TO fight tho Hun.
Meath tho red, tho white and blue
Wc'n go right through hell with you,
Till we put old Bill, the Kaiser. ON
tho run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Florida Superintcnd. OF PuSlic In
Al


Miss 81. b., South BoSton.-W. -.
Shcats Is Superintendent; OF rub!ic In
Struction for Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
'ro-Dns's q. Henry.

The child shifted at therapeutics. chewcd
thumb and walled Cor her Betsy" (Thc sick
girl with the lost doll)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18
Songs Of the Soldiers


(Tunc: The Old Gray Marcy
Uncle Sammy. he needs the infantry,
He needs the cavalry, he needs a-til-
lery:
And then, by gosh, we'll all go to Ger
many.
Good night, Kaiser Bill!
Good night. Kaiser BIZ!
Good night. Kaiser Bill!
Uncle Sammy, he gets the infantry,
Io gets the cavalry, he gets artillery.
And now, by gosh, We'll all so to Ger
many.
Good night. Kaiser Bill!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-18

PUBLISHED every day In tho ycnr 10 South Tenth
Street Richmond, Va. 10y The Times tch Pub
fishing Co., Inc. Charles T.. Husbrook. Editor nnd