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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
Auto Licenses Long Overdue

All auto owuers, who have not as
yet received or applied for their 1918
auto licenses can be arrested. The
1917 licenses expired on January
and new ones must be put 10 their
stead. 80.
For car weighing 1000 pounds
aud less tax of .$l5 is required. !. For
car weighing between 2,00l and
5000 pounds tax of $40 Is refuired.
For car weighing between 3,pOis aud
1000 pounds a tax of $50 is reGnifed
aud cars weighing over 1000 pounds
tax of $40 must be paid.
Motorcycle owners must pay tax
of SIS.
1t is estimated that there are be.
tween 700 and 500 cars in this county
and only l20 have applied for licenses.
To get license one must apply at
the county treasurer's office. One
must give the weight, description and
details OF his car before a ootaii
publc,-Press.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
ACUTECARSHORTACE
Being Relieved In Southern
Idaho After Much Urging.

Boise, Idaho,-The farmers OF
southeastern Idaho, who in years
past have grown potatoes, will turn
to wheat this spring, E. K. Ben
nett, horticulturist with the agri-
cultural extension department of
the University of Idaho, said upon
his return from a trip that took
him into Madison, Jefferson and
other counties of the upper Snake
river valley.
Professor Bennett says the
farmers are discouraged because
they have been unable to sell the
potatoes they produced last season,
due to the lack of transportation
facilities.
He thinks an increased spud
production campaign should be
started Immediately in the state,
pointing out that unless the farm
ers can be induced to plant pota-
toes this spring Idaho may face q
shortage in the fall.
| According to Professor Bennett,
the farmers are reluctant to plant
spuds because they fear that the
railroads will be unable to move
them to market. On the othel
hand they are assured of a marke
for wheat at price fixed by the
federal government.
Harvey Alfred, director o
the markets bureau, wired Mr.
,McAdoo and all of the members o
the congressional delegation from
! this state. He said the farmer
must have cars.
Refrigerator cars are now actu
ally en- route to Idaho for use G
the potato growers and the appl
men of the state, according to in
formation given the public utilitie
commission and the farm market
bureau.
q Two trains of empty refrigerator
e left Omaha, Friday, for the Yves
G and 200 more empties are movin
west out of Chicago for this terri
g tory. That information was give
q A. L. Freehafer, a member of til
o utilities commission, by II. y
o Platt, general manager of tt
d Oregon Short Line, at Pocatell'
= Friday. Mr.. Platt was notified
the car movement by the feder
+ government.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
CEUR D'ALENE

The Tillicums turned over TO the
Red Cross $92. 90, the receipts from a
musicale aud dance.
d. e. Dandy went to Post Falls To
do assessment work.
Geo. X. Evans, registrar of aliens
in Kootenai county reports that
assistant registrars are negligent 10
returning their reports.
Joseph Gibbs, a Polish lumberjack,
was arrested Friday by the sheriff on
a charge of not turning in his
QUESTIONABLE. He was arraiRned
before United States Commissioners
Larson and remanded to the county
Jail to await the sitting of the federal
court 10 default of $500 bond.
1t is stated that a carload OF any
one kind of potatoes has not been
made 10 this county as yet. owing to
the many varieties the farmers raise
The plan of raising few varieties has
been tried in the southern part OF
| Idaho and has proved successful.
! County Agricultural Agent Beer
stated that this movement would be
under bis supervision and that ol
people from the University OF Idaho
He also stated that the varieties
would probably include one early anc
one late variety which would b.
suffi oient.
| A meeting scheduled to be held II
the building under Wright's bal
when Nels b. SwensOn, the editor o
the Svenske Sociolstens Redakter wa
to speak In the Swedish Language wa
not held. The county council c
: defense instructed Mayor Potts not t
allow the meeting, on the groun
q that it Is not for public good tha
+ any meeting in a foreign tongue
O held during the time OF war. III
u speaker was met when he arrived
the city by the mayor and sheriff al
three members of the council al
INSTRUCTED as to the decision of q
defense council
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
A Wise Recommendation
(Statesman1

(Statesman)
Full support should be accorded
to the recommendation of the
chairman of the Idaho State
Council of Defense that the use of
the German language, both at
home and in public places, be dis
continued. English is our national
tongue, and those who perpetuate
the common use of any other lam
guage develop a foreign atmos-
phere. German and other
languages may be studied with
profit, but in our homes, schools,
churches and everywhere else we
should habitually use English in
preference to any other speech.
In Milwaukee Lutheran clergy
man has recently declared that he
continues TO preach in German
because two thirds of his congre
CATION, even though they are
American born, know SO little
English that they would not com
prehend his sermons if he SPOKE
in English. His plea is soune
argument in favor of abolishint
continued use of German and othe
languages in the pulpit. If wha
he says is true, namely that two
thirds of his Americanborn hear
ers cannot understand English,
is high time that they were taugh
the national language. The Prov
idence Journal, discussing tn
cases of persons who make differ
ent pretexts for continuing to US
the German language instead {
English for ordinary expressio
says, in part:
Many OF them are no more
American,iu any real sense of the
+ word, than the newly arrived i'm
migrant who stares up at the
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

o. P. Henderson, was chosen
secretary of the Northwest Livestock
show, to succeed Paul Clagstone,
resigned.
A total of $176, 6,O18.33 was received
from sale of thrift stamps and war
savings stamps and certificates 10 the
postoffices of Idaho in February.
The state treasurer's report for last
month will show a balance of $76.
223 II in the general fund. Some
large drafts have been received at the
treasurers office within the last 10
| days.
The carload of Idaho apples for the
boss in France was shipped from
Emmett last week, according to
Charles J. Sinsel, who returned to
Boise from seeing the car loaded and
sent on its way. There were 756
boxes of apples in the car.
| Major j. B. Burns, assistant adju-
tant general. Wednesday night last
week mustered Pocatello's company
iGto the service OF the state. The
company numbered 112 men. The
ceremonies took place in the presence
of an immense crowd and grea'
enthusiasm and spirited patriotism
were shown.
Recruiting for spruce production
workers and bricklayers has beer
halted in Idaho by order of th
provost marshal general. Men wh'
have been inducted into thos
. branches of the service, but have 20
entrained yet, will be sent out
G.. f. ThometZ, formerly head o
the state seed laboratory at Boise
, has returned to Idaho from Canad
r TO become federal farm labor special
I ist for this state. He will hay
quarters with the agricultural exter
sion department of the state univers
. ty at the capitol.
t DR.. Enoch A. Bryan, commissions
of education, does not look with favt
= on the efforts of Clarence Van Deusel
state auditor, to have interest accrt
ing from the endowment funt
transferred into the general fun'
u The state auditor recently instructt
Il John w. EaglesoD, state treasurer.
make the transfer. The treasur
has thus far refused to follow OF
instructions.
CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

When protest was made to Abra-
ham Lincoln that be had four Demo
Gratis In his war ca binet and only
three Wings. he .eplied that he
thought be could manage '.to keep
the balance even." I'd that's all
the encouragement narr. ow partisans
got from him. -Statesma. p.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

Captured German airplanes that
were brought to the United States for
study by The aviation experts revealed
that the Germans are using materials
very inferior TO the standards set for
use In the American planes. They
are apparently very short OF sprrce
aud linen.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

The man who wins is the man VINO
works, and the man who fails Is the
man who shirks, generally.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

The time for fling income tax
returns was extended to April l, for
the reason that the blanks could not
be furnished in time for March /.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08

CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-03-08
Idaho State News Items.

o. p. Henderson, was chosen
secretary of the Northwest Livestock
show, to succeed Paul Clagstone,
resigned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
MINERAL

MINERAL. VA. February Ell. w
Meade. "a mining engineer of New fork
City. spcn, several days recently az INC
Armiuius Mines. near hero.
Samuel Lee. Of New York. was in
this community recently on business.
l.ppa Eohr. 81 camp Ice. visited hts
parents here = few days ago.
cyril g. Bolton. OF AlbcIrarlc. was i'm
Mineral this week looking after his
mining interests.
Miss Marie Walton visited hcr sister
here n few days since.
Dr. w. i. Coleman was a Chsrlottcs
willie visitor this week.
Yanccy * imbrough was a Gordons-
willie visitor This week.
Il. {. Hart; OF Apple Grove, was in
the city recently
=. Y. kimbroueh was a Richmond
visitor few days since.
j. L. Fray. prcsidcn; o! tho second
National Eank Of Culpcper was Al Min
cral visitor few days ago.
y. J.. Estes was in Cordousvillo this
week on business.
pr. +. !. Kellam. OF Louisa, was a
Mineral visitor several days si""c.
u. Y. Garvcs. OF Spotsylvania, was in
tho city this week on business
Or. Barbour Iendlcton was in town
Tuesday.
Henry Trainham was Louisa visitor
TUESDAY.
Postmaster Walker was Louisa Wis
itor Thursday.
y. L. Bumpass Wa in Louisa Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. n. l.: Mcrhcrson passed
through tho city Thursday. cn route 20
their future home IN New Norl; state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
DURHAM

DURHAM. y. &. February Mrs.
J. L. Proctor, .r. has returned from
Richmond. Va. where She has been ON
a visit 10 her parents.
Mrs. II. &. l'ic1d and little daughter.
Gcncvrc. have gone 10 Richmond. Va
10 join Mr.. Field. and mako that their
home in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ Duke. Of New
York. have been Durham visitors for a
few days They have gone IL 81. PC
tcrsburp. Fla. where they viii remain
throughout tho winter. Their niece.
Miss Lucy stokes. or this city. accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Il. Hawks entertained the Auc.
ton Bridge club Saturday afternoon
n her home on Morris street. Thcv
engaged i'm knitting. instead OF playing
bridge. Light refreshments were sciv-
ed.
Mrs. Manic NunnaIy. Rcd cross
nurse OF this city. has arrived safely
IN France. a cahlcGram 10 her father,
Major !. w. Hamilton. announces
Mrs. j. III. Mccullough. who has been
spending tho winter with her daurh-
ter. Mrs. Holman HawlS, has gone to
visit points in Georgia
{. i. Wi'coN. Of Akron. Ohio, who
az his brother. \. L.. WiicoN has return
ed homc.
Miss Kate Smith. Of Selma. Ala. is
tho guest OF Mrs. Watts Carr, in the
Markham apartments.
Miss Emma Hartman. who has been
resident of this city FOR several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

fiellwiG. OF Cleveland. ohio. who Is tho
guest of Mrs. w. l.. Walker.
The Eutcrpc club met IN the studio
of Miss Laura poub this week and
continued it's study Of American music.
Airs. w. T.. Crutchncld read an article
ON community Music" and "iow
Music Helps in the World War" Miss
Helen Prcycr gave an Interesting
sketch of the life and works Of Arthur
Footc, Arthur Whiting. and Henry
Holden lIusS. SclcGtiouS from the
works OF these musicians were render
cd by Miss Myrtle preycr, Miss Alice
Birens. Miss EuScnia Patterson. and
Mrs. w. y. Mcknight.
The Athletic Association or Green's
boro High School gave a dance at Nccsc
Hall. Saturday night. in honor Of tho
Greensboro and Danville basketball
teams. Music WAS furnished by the
high school archcstra.
Mrs. l.. q. Coble entertained in honor
OF Mrs. Cabell Young Thursday after
noon At her home. bridge was PLAYED
during the afternoon. tho prize for
highest score being won by Mrs
Wistar Stockard. AIRS. Young was also
presented with a prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Don't STAY
Gray

Tint your hair 10 tho shade desired
with "Brownstonc." This new prep
aration is far superior 10 any mi&tur.
Ihat contains hcnna. sulphur. silver.
iead or similar preparations.
There Is no danger of an itching or
poisoned scalp when you use "Bro%nh- :
tone" for this simple pr"paration post
lively contains no lead. mercury. SILVER,
sulphur. zine. anilinc. coal-tar products
or their derivatives. You just brush
or comb it into tho hair and prcsto'--
-FOUR gray hairs instantly disappear
your hair il "a beautiful ana uniform
color throughout ends .trc AS dark
tho balance and you have amy Sllad.
desired from Il light brown 10 :, black.
Just a moments touching IN once =
month and no one can ever detect X.
No rubbing. OF washing on-no fad
ing.
Prepared III Two shadcs-onc 10 pro
ducc golden or medium brown. the
other. dark brown - black. Two sizes
"" VIII send ab.oIut~l. free. for 81
short TIN" only. y sample bottle OF
'Brownatonc" u you VIII Scud " Your
name and addrcEs accompanied bv jGr
to helm pay hostage and packing Va
sam plcs at dcaicr:. This Offer ~ mad.
tor you to Try "Brownatou"" Hatr
superior 1, !" 10 All sn-callcd dyes"
combs. etc. Tho kcuion rharn.cia
Co. 5,S Coppiu Bldg. 'uNtucton. Ky
sold aud guaranteed at an leading
drug and toilet countcrs.---Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
WHITE SULPHUR GUESTS
ASSIST SALVATION ARMY
Grccnbrier County Will Make
Strenuous Campaign to Aid
Big Drive.
HONEYMOON COLONY IS LARGE
Northern and Southern Districts
represented by Those. Spending
Part OF Wedding Trips AT Popular
RcSort-Social Notes OF Interest.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA.
February 2.--l'rcparutions for the COM
ing salvation Army drive have aroused
much interest ut the ,;rccubricr. who're
}. Howard Slocuin. who was appoint
cd chairman for the o;reenbricr coun-
~ on tho work. called a meeting on
Wednesday. In the nation wide drive
for $l.o00.000. West Virginia Is aiiot
tea $4,000. and tho Grccnbricr county
assessment is to bc reached through
nine committeeman who Will act ia
their respective districts. II Is antici
pated that $500. 0no viii he raised. sun
day. February 10. being set for saliva
ton army day. ministers I'M all the
churches will inform their ceu-reGa-
tons OF tho work being ATTEMPTED and
carried OIL hy the Salvation Army br.
q. l.. Wyatt was elected chairman FOR
White Sulphur Springs district. with
Harry NJ. TAFT acting Is secretary and
treasurer OF the county committee.
Lieutenant and Nj 5. Merrill l.. Clark.
OF New York. are among tho latest
couples TO join tho honeymoon colony,
arriving II tho Grc"uhricr on Mon
Dag. Before her wedding. Oh $attir
day. the bride was Miss Eleanor Ever
est Wild. OF Erooklyu. y. I. Licutcn-
ant Clark is stationed 1T Camp triton.
faphank. l.. I. Mr and Mrs ! NJ
MaHhcld. OF Nashville. mn, who are
also on their wedding trip. arrived a.
tho Grccnhrier on Wednesday
THOMAS Harris Row cr@. az rh'ladcl-
ntia. who spent last winter at the
irecnbricr. stopped hero en- root" ior
Washington from NirSinia Hot springs
where he has Seen passing -four
months.
n 6. Anderson and son ot Spring
heid. Mont. and H. H. GIIlcu, of Srill.
water. Idaho. arc among: tho Western
crs stopping here. Nh. AND Mrs. sid
ncy X. Eacr started for II. Louis af-
ter fortniShts sojouru
Mrs. y. G. McEirncy. @ New Norl
and AIRS. =. :. Graham. at ErownSviilc.
"a. arrived ut tho ,;rccu"ricr on Tues
DAY for fortniGhjS stay. George
j. kuch. Miss Ilclon Ecid and Cap
tain Charles arc among tho New Norl,
visitors mere this ,yooi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
HOLLlNS

iolL.lNS. VA, February The
SUNDAY school collection ut Enon Sun
day school to-isiorrow Will be used for
til" purchase OF 'sn,iicagc books for
all III" :uon boys at the front.
H. H. Thompson. ,Jr.. is with the en-
rinccrin. corps of the Norfolk aud
Western Hallway that is working north
Of EucuH Vista.
IL l.. Hinnan WAS called 10 New York
last week ON account OF the sudden
death 81 Il close personal friend with
whom il" Was associated for years in
the funk and Waynalls Publish House
in New York. cry.
Mrs. Sitllic Walrond and Miss Ella
Lowuiau leave to-day for Il visi, OF
two wcchs with friends and relatives
in ruiaslSi County.
For some time numbers Of men each
With i dress suit case. have been get
tiu@ off Of the Norfolk aud Western
train from the North, either at Clover
dale or iIolinS. These men got "a, once
int" wariiuE automobiles and drove off.
\ fcw days ne" several were subjected
10 search at cjoy"rialc as they loft
tho train. some nfty-scvcn quarts OF
whisky wcr" found.
Thc Methodist quarterly conference
MAS ~ session last saturday and sun
day at CioNordalc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

has gone to Waahington city. where
81" VIII reside in the future.
Airs. Mary Chase. Of ltichmond. Va.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. &. Savage.
Mrs. Tt Il. Suillc. OF New York. has
arrived inDurham to attend the Stage
Hackney wedding. which will he tho
big social event OF Saturday. February
..
Miss Charlotte Clements. student
ut 1tIndoiph- Macon College. is spend
ing a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Il. Clements.
Mrs y. 4. Gilbert was hostess TO "a
small number Of friends ut a knitting
party Tuesday evening, at her home, on
East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Watts entertain
cd at an Informal dinner party Tuesday
evening, complimentary TO their guests
br. and Mrs. Charles King. OF
Charlotte. Mrs. King is sister Of
Mr. Watts.
L.. IL. Iowc. IL. and his guest. Will
liam Woods. of Charlottesville. Va,
spent a few days hero with the formers
parents. MIR and AIRS. Il. Is. Powc. at
Nest Durham. They have returned to
the University OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
HE DARKENED HIS
GRAY HAIR
The, i.ed 90 Call Him Grandpa: Now
The! Call Him Kid.
Tells How lie Did II.

Aly j \ McCrea. a wcli-known resi-
dcns Of San Francisco, who was called
Daddy and Grandpa on account OF his
white nan, AND who dsrkoned it with
a simple homemade mixture, recently
made tho following sta ,cncnt:
Any ono can prepare simple mix
lure at home, al very little cost, that
VIII darken gray hair, and make ii soft
ana glossy TO half pint Of water
add ounce OF bay rum Il small box
al Earbo Compound and !, ounce OF
G!ycer!nc. These ingredients can be
bought at any drug store at very little
cost Apply 70 the hair twice q weei,
until the desired shade Is obtained
rms VIII make 4 Gray-haircd person
i""E twenty years younger. 1t docs not
color the scalp, IL not sticky OF greasy
"no does not rub of Ny friends now
call nc Kid ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
~ AND our or TOW \.

Mrs Charles r. Irving, who is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. &.
Bentley. at "tI7 Park Avenue. will
leave Tuesday afternoon for Charlotte.
y. g.
Mis-. w. ~. I. Lee has been spend
ina : short time with friends III Rich
mond.
Mrs Donald :. Harrison and no..
small danShtcr. OF panvillc, viii ar
riVs on IueSday 90 visit Alr. and Mrs.
w. 4. Chamber, a: Si4 Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Robertson, o.
stanton, are visiting relatives hcrr
ioi short time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

The regular meeting Of tho Ray OF
Circle OF Kings Daughters
Will be held Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, at tho residence OF Miss Bessie
Woody, 3l05 Hanover Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03


y very important meeting of st.
Johns Circle of Kings Daughters.
which was postponed from last week.
will he held Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock. at tho Y. w. c. ~ Final ar
,anmcnt given by the circle at Mrs.
Joseph SorG's home, OH Monument Ave-
nue., OH the afternoon OF February IL.
The Northsidc philathca Class will
hold it's regular monthly business meet
ing Monday night, at the home Of Mrs.
j. w. JohcnninG. lal1 Fourth Avenue.
All members are urged to make spe
cal effort 10 come. as a full attendance
is desired.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION will meet Tuesday At u noon
at the Y. w. =. ~ This meeting was
post poncd from last week and II is n
most important ono.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Godmothcrs League 81 lichmonu
POSTPONED from Thursday morning.
viii! he held rucsday Of this week at
II o'clock in room go ot the Jefferson
Hotel. Matters of Importance ave TO he
discussed.
The regular monthly meeting
tho Alunrnac Association Of the Rich
rnonG Training school for kind"rGart-
ncrs will be hold "Wednesday afternoon
at $50 O'clock. ia the NirEinil Me-
chanic. Institute. Misses Marion Ali"y.
Sarah EiuswanGcr and MARIAN i'ricSS
Of the senior class. will tell the story
called '.rhc Well % the World END.
\ matter Of especial interest I" All
kindcreartncrs will be discussed.
\ meeting OF tho general board OF
tho Sheltcrins Arms Free Hospital VIII
bc held Thursday ut l. noon. following
the meeting OF the executive board at
the hospital. This meeting was post
poncd from Monday OF account OF SICK
ness Of several members ot tho eNccu-
tive board. y fun attendance Is urged
as plans must be completed TOR
Founders Day exercises on February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

The Red Cross Auxiliary OF Mizpah
Chapter Will meet with Mrs. II. III.
Singrcy, Alb Fcndan Avenue. Barton
Heights. stop IL, at 3 o'clock Monday
y fun attendance is urged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

The City Mission will hold the resu-
lar monthly meeting Monday morning
"A: the Associated Charities at | l o'clock
All the visitors OF the mission are re-
qucstcd 10 be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
WOMiGN'S MEETINGS.

Inc James Rivcr' Garden Club win
meet Wednesday afternoon. at , O'Clock
~ the home OF Mrs, Lewis H. Blair,
-@2' Monument Avenue. Professor
Noolsey Of the Virgins Polytcchnic
institute VIII make talk on Garden
ing" An members are invited 10 a.
tend.
The Helping circle Kings DAUGHTERS
will NEE; with Mrs J.. L.. Moore, SIG
Ccr,h Twenty-third Street, Monday ar
ternoon at $50 o'clock MI members
arc requested 10 be present
The regular meeting of tho Social
crvice Federation VIII be held Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, AL ll5 Nor,l,
Fifth street. Mrs. Kate Peasants
Minor will speak on tho Women al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

China" and Miss Agnes Randolph viii
sitak on individual Patriotism" Tho
public is cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
SO CT Il T Y
iContinncn from First page.l

hoy is chairman OF the bail. with u
number of prominent women as her as
sistants. Many novel features Viii be
introduced. and AN orchestra VIII play
tb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

I'll, Junior Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION will meet Tuesday al - noon
at the Y. w. =. y. This meeting was
postponed from last week and u is a
most important ono.