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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,

thirst and greed OF tho parvenues who
perambulale tho corridors Of the Cap
itoi and eifervesce on tho hotel lobby.
you mean when you say: '"rhorc Is no
question here as to tho honesty of tho
,,ireasurers. but there is. and for Il long
ns 70 certain practices said to be in
vogue In many counties"
what do you mean? TO what pric-
ices 90 YOU refer?
You differentiate between honesty"
ana practices." paradox or epigram.
when do you intend?
no, bear inspection, then there is ali
inc moro reason why the people should
he informed" The books have borne
Tor more than fifty years, and ali tho
People Interested know the fact-tho
only person ignorant seems to be the
cdilor or The Times Dispatch.
The dominant fact liz that the treas
uIers OF Nirgimia counties know that
ine,r 619 3i,s 81 VIII bear inspection-have
are being audited year by year. and
feel 1t to be their duty-thcir pubiic
duty-to oppose this added burden
functory work by incompetent poiiti-
cal puppets.
The people of Virginia know their
county treasurer and his dcputies-
every EYER citizen Of the State. sooner or
a, rule they arc men Of high personal
character .r, and fitted for their task.
Others ney oG Eeh moro no nearly than any
voice tho sentiment OF the peopIeWoS
any subject matter.
,n There are tsxG;SRtlons to every rule
ways VIII be until the day OF juds-
inent. but AZ n body polite or ofIlcial
!, ne county treasurer of Virginin is tho
sN''"p'" Ep 81 i: e. si'!sH GRnHh.
staunton. Va. March 5, 1915.
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Letters must give the name and ad. ,
dress OF the writer. Name Will not bs
published II writer 80 requests.

-, "rhc DiE Snow OF 1857" Again.
10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
-, Sir-To what Z. 4. Allen has said in
IN, Inc Times. Dispatch Of February 2G on
the subject 1 will add my recollection
OF the same memorable snow storm OF
January. 1867. Tho violence OF tho
storm carried off three chimneys OF the
mouse in which j slept tthc residence
OF General Il. L. II. Beale. near Hague,
vi. The SNOW on Sunday following
the storm WAS banked in the main road
passing our gate from tho top of o.c
fence to that Of the opposite ono On
Monday my father had important pa
pers TO send TO the clerk AZ Montross.
ana was mounted on "Blaza," Il tall
riding horse, and set out TO reach that
place. The direct road was too much
INSTRUCTED by the snow 10 admit my
using 1t. and had to pursue a differ
mile and a half from my home the
snow was piled. in the road between the
fences higher than my head on horse
nack. IL was necessary for inc to travel
trough the fields and woods near the
ROAD. ana. by 80 doing, | succeeded In
hands of our clerk, Mr.. j. VI. Holt.
mere was general disaster on tho
neishboring farms. Mr.. willoughby
Newton, on tho MT. Pleasant" estate.
COW pen MIR. Douglas, on tho road TO
Nomni Creek, had his flock OF sheen
cnt"nbed by the snow, and they so re-
NAMED for weeks. browsing on the
sorns grass beside the road fence.
The incleincncy of the weather ex-
ceeded anything l have experienced in
Il ltc-timc of sevcnty-six years, and my
recollection OF II is very distinct and
viviI. | agree with MIR. Allen that
coolest day l had ever seen" or have
since known. c. w BlIAIII
Hague. Va. March s. 1918.
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Garden Icssons.-I,

In preparing your garden first select the most
unlikely two-by four bit OF sod in your back
yard dig it up removing all rocks and pieces
of pipe.
having turned it over. then turn It under
urn IL on its side. then the other side then
turn it on it's face and spank II with spade
lhen turn 1t all UP again and mix sodium pot
ash chloride OF lime Done fertilizer blood for
iiizer. hair fertilizer, hair tonic and Florida
F'atcr with the clay.
Next. buy your seeds and shoe, tbo,, into ,,o
SOIL with squirt gun. Then put the earth
oack over everything. let it go to thunder and
play tennis the rest of the summer
tTo Be Continucd)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

In response to the declaration OF the Turk
Sh Foreign Minister, Nessimy Bcy, made
recently in the Ottoman Chamber CT Depu-
ties, TO the effect that Turkey was in full
accord with tho attitude of Germany and
Austria, as outlined by Count Won llertlinG
and Count Czernn. one question is timely:
We're the rulers Of Germany and Austria and
their responsible representatives in like com
plete accord with the policy of Turkey in the
indescrihahly atrocious slaughter OF the Ar
menians and the Citrasing or starving OF
their surviving women and children? Up to
this hour William OF Germany stands as
blood guilty before the bar OF outraged pub
lie opinion of the world the Sultan OF
Turkey and his fellow-murdcrcrs themselves.
1t would be relief to the world TO have
full assurance that the central powers were
not participants or intentional accessories in
this crime Of the ages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Country Girl, Wily,-Radium is a
radioactive substance, first obtained
from pitchbiende by NJ. and Nine. Curic
and NJ. Bcmont in 1898. Radium is
considered to be an element, and .has
many interesting properties. IT main
tains its own Temperature Is cent?
grade above it's surroundings, and. ac-
rording 10 Professor Curie. emits heat
radiationS without combustion or
chemical change and without any APP
prcciab'c decrease in It's energy II Is
isolated from the group precipitates OF
pitchblende and practically all .comcs
from the Joachimsthol mines. In Ro-
hernia, though n radium company has
been established in connection with
the Trcntwith mine. Cornwall Eng
land While still experimental, radiurn
has Its various uses in medical science,
and for time aroused great cxpecta-
lions IA to It's curative value in the
treatment OF cancer. Your mastery Of
the selections mentioned ny you shows
that you have good taste, and are
capable OF making n good choice of
others without outside suggestion.
Try IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

mond post office is shown hv ,bn ,t INC m!ch.
stamps Cancelled. In the month Of Janmnrv ~ ,
cancellations 1854 ana IN 49,, 49,
1854. ~ :" fcoi uary
Yesterday between 5 and o.cloc, n boiler
used n the steam sawmill OF MI Bca rfs,cv +,
Chesterhcld County, three miles from Nanches.
ter. exploded Daniel lIaily, "A WORTHY en-
ploycc was instantly killed - ~
The following officers Of tho pnstip,o h,seh,r
club were elected last night: 4 {; E.bcorI
president; George c. Monntcastlc vice. nresidonf
y. NJ. Ezekiel treasurer; G. L. Sutherland sec,
Rotary: y; g.. Babcock, captain: J. IT. Gibbs G
II. Sutherland, directors ' ~
Professor IL. Puryear OF Richmond r.o,,ooo
will lecture tonight on Our ItcIafions IN f.
mosphcre' In the lecture room Of tha ;irace
Street BAPTIST Church. The rroresgor is ono M ~
The resolution approving impeachment was
passed by the Constitutional Corvrntion vcstor
day by n vote of 30 for TO 80 against Ten
members were absent At roll call All the RAD
lives against II. j. G. Gibson offered n suhsti-
tuic for the resolution. follows: "RcsoIved
That commtttcc OF five he appointed to draft
articles OF impeachment against Andrew John-
President of the United states of lilo Nor, n
and the Military Districts OF the SOUTH Ruled
out Of order.
The impeachment managers Yesterday pre.
scented articles o! impeachment TO thc senate
The entire House. as COR mit,ce OF Tho whoic
went 10 the Senate chamber bingham read
the articles
Chief Justice Chase yesterday after taking
his rs judge Of the high CONT NJ in, nan ch
ment expressed his nonconcurrcnce I'm some ~
the rules and proceedings and referred thor,
to n special meeting.
Agar NJ. Wheeler was yesterday confirmed az
postmaster ut Danville. lie is not n citizen Of
Danvillc, but officer in the Tinted STAT es
Army from New York.
William NJ. Rider and ]. L. Suddnth OF yir-
ginia, among the medical graduates OF Co
iumba College, District of Coluipbia
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER.
AftSr All.

After all the worry is over
And all the fretting is done,
And all the looking for trouble
From sun TO setting OF sun
Ana after the fears and fCrebodings,
Presentimcnts, lunches and such
Afraid OF our shadows. trembling
For fear we may get in Dutch
And after the nights of tossing
Ana seeing things in the gloom,
With ghosts OF the things were afraid of
Marching around the room
And after the scowling and frowninE
And pulling the long. troubled face,
Talking Of what might happen
That somchcN never takes place
And after nj akinG rumpus
And after making str
And fooiishly dreaming as actual
OF troubles that never were
AND after we've loaded our worries
On friends who are learning to dread
knowing us, meeting us. hearing us
And being on worries fed
After all the worry Is over
And all the fretting is done,
And all the looking for trouble
From sun to setting OF sun
knowing how foolish we've acted
Killing tho JOY among men,
We coniurc up ghosts Of our troubles
And do il all ever again!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

China is at war with Germany, and she Is
ready to assist the allies with either labor or
soldiers or both, at their pleasure. In fact,
she is already doing so TO ii limited extent
The German invasion Of Russia and ignom-
inious surrender OF the so-called govern
nent" OF that country TO the invaders terms
of territorial conquest and economic cxploita-
ton, finds China in position to render effective
aid to the allies III preventing the large &C
cumu!atons of military and other supplies
at Nladivostok, purchased from Japan and
America. but not paid for, from falling into
the hands OF the Boshcviki only to be sur
rendered to the Germans eventually None
of these supplies can be moved into Siberia
or Russia without passing through Harbin
Hardin is in Chinese territory. and Chinese
troops will see to It that these supplies do
not pass through Hardin without; the 80. * +"
Of the allies.
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Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
'eo:yf.S", !sI7 To- Na,lonn, <-,.anv.r s.,yc.,
Critic of EuGcnirs.
Letter from n reader.

There is an excellent reason whv T. wop,d
health cerea;c from her wGn nec TO aSInSnd
marrafc sGnnl h m"tn nna as to character. and
on health. \ man may be gully Of nisco ON.
I've frequently yet escape disease through a
s s Is marryinE man or morals and be hitch
As 10 the Aouhe." i:'S "rnP your fellow
gSGre te In law ,e f nG ana ny and elsGhere
nov 10 avoid the untoward results of i'm
You should dcnounce this practice. You
f n ha warn women against putting faith
S of sen shoTG Gppofe his
me health; and seeks TO overthrow justice and
nm, Now h .sr.,i Is good man gone wrong. Per
mans We a "f ABOUT t's e s
OF cmsenics: We think it is about two-thirds
meat, no real mutrimcn, there at ali. however, owe n"
,hn, has noihim& to do with the health Of the
rhs eriic is vrons II his idea that health
evidence That The prospective bridegroom had
OF course, tho certificate is no certificate Of
be based on health well character, IL
IS no 10 nsppS nd aGne
either; he may have SYPHILIS aud yet he man
cen, persons have tho so-callcd venorcal disease
thanks to our blind ignorance of all sanitary
The army and navy could not do better than
adoption of tho present System Of rr6phviax i
there was great standard OF morality i'm
either branch which ia not improved to-day
And the critic is deplorably msinformed If !c
dy nrNJ 'hs %TS1S OF %h@r the army or navy
the contrary. they do all they can discoura re
II. The only teaching of their clientele" prac-
ticed In the army or navy Is this: y man who
has been exposed TO possible infection and fails
10 report the fact Immediately to the propcr
officer. lays himself omen TO punishment. in the
event that any disease should develop. This is
infinitely better than the older system Of treat
ing the disease after II had developed
We agree with the critics plea for the single
standard of morals. No sane physician ac-
quicsccs In the vicious principle that a young
man cannot maintain the highest degree II
physical and mental health, yet live a clean ne
Questions md tmywcrs
Sacroiliac Stra in--Sittng down or getting up
causes sharp pain in lower part OF sDinc IL
lie on my bac. can hardly turn over In bed
because OF the pain IL bring low I'm the back
Is this Indicative Of spinal trouble?
MRS T. p
Anawer.-No. 1t rather suggests relaxation
and strain OF tho 3acroiliac joint (between wing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Sweeping protection for the men who are
called to fight 3N,s countrys battles is given
by the civil rA:ts bill passed by Congress
and now awaiting the Presidents signature.
No other nation ever has been so liberal III
its treatment Of its soldiers and sailors. but
neither has any other nation ever been so
we'll able to look after its men with the
colors. No longer need any man at the front
be narrowed by fear that his mortgage Will
be foreApsed,t' his home lost, or any other
civil action be taken against him or his prop
erty that might bring distress upon those
whom he leaves behind. 1t is n good law.
we'll deserved, and the men will fight the
better in the knowledge that they arc thus
protected.
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MLincoIn's Recon +,

y: l. H., l:umpaSS.--Thc rccomme,
dation accredited to Lincoln 10 q busi-
ness firm OF Il neighhor who wished IN
open an account was as follows: 81 am
well acquainted with Mr. - .nI
know his circumstances First ~ ~
ne mas n wife and baby; together thnv
ought to be worth $4,000 to any man
Socohdly' he has an Office In which
thcft is n table worth $3.50 and three
chars, worth, say. 81 each. Las: Of I'll,
there Is In one corner Il large rat hole
which VIII bear looking into. Respect
fully, a. Lincoln"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Notwithstanding that the Wisconsin Legs
lature has denounced La Toilette as I'M
worthy to represent that State in national af-
fairs the Senate refuses to take action TO
disburden tho State Of representation that 1t
repudiates. BY what rule OF public policy
do Senators justify willful refusal to take
action in the case OF one Of their fellow
members publicly charged by his own con-
stituents with dsloyalt, to tho government!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

The campaign for the sale Of war savings
stamps has now been under way three months
and the net result has been TO bring into the
Treasury $76,000.000. The plan contcm-
plates the sale OF $4,000. 900. 900 at maturity
value At this rate OF progress it will take
more than six years to sell the issue The
purpose that inspired the issue is thrcefola:
to raise money to finance the war 10 give
opportunity to every man. woman and child
In the country to do his or her bit in support
Of the government. and to encourage indi-
yidual thrift by placing within their reach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Right Again, dill!

ihere is no place beneath the sun
more sweet than home, sweet home;
!'or any from which weary man
Is more inclined TO roam
why ne should leave so eweet a place
Has often made RE ponder.
Til remember. absence makes
The wandering heart grow fonder.
30 naturally. ne likes to &c
Do"htown--i: makes him love home so,
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.Jaf,y,


You can't tell mans hat measure hv b;s
waist line.
crying baby reminds that We too, com
plain.
me grocer who puts his best apples on top
is an OF tmist.
Lack OF money doesn't Prove virtue
Don't fret, Agnes there are two ends to every
rope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

The District of Columbia Court of APP
peals has reversed the Police Court convic-
ton of the White House pickcts, holding that
picketing of the White House by silent scnti-
nels was not an unlawful assembly unless an
unlawful purpose or acts were shown. ii S
another case of locking the stable door after
the horse was stolen. Tho pickets have al
ready served their sentences and the Presi-
dent has capitulated TO them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
CnInp DoninIlnn-

Mrs. 5. D. $. Trcvilians.-Camp Doni-
phnn Is ut Fort Sill. Okla. and is fer
white soldiers. y, sergeant is next IN
rank above corporal. There arc ninn
10 cieVen ScrEeants i'm a COMPANY
surgical nurse is q nurse who attnnis
patienia in wards assigned to those
on whom surgical operations have
been or arc to be performed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH G, 1915.

The whites and reds OF Finland have
agreed to call the Aland Islands neutral ter
ritory and under Swedish protection, but the
agreement is regarded by Germany as but
another scrap of paper, and without further
ado she has proceeded to gobble them up
III this case, Swedish protection has proven
a misnomer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
information Bureau

..','i. regarding almost nny ,o.
,c,f. pumE ON legal and nicdicoI '" ",,,e
aurrics nre nrS, free. As ali in.
's"er sclf-addrcsxcd. .;n,, no.s
rin,cspni -eqnireh. Ad,ircss r..
i,ic,,mnnh pStch Information nur.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
i'rohlcm In ApprcclolIon nnn Dcnr.cla-

III. T.. c.. Richnond-Thc annroct,
non In tao example is on the original
amount The depreciation is nIso IN
present value add 10 pcr cent nf liz
oflS!nal amount To the dcprcciotnJ
value. which gives sI06
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
NinlnfInn of I.nw

violation of the Virginia nrobihi,;
raw TO manufacture LIQUOR for onn.e
personal Use. but one tx permIt;aJ ~
-" i,Lu.acturc wine or cider from fru,t
OF MS OWE raising
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Horrors OF wnr.

Ilawst me hioomin' hoptics.' sa i'd Bobby in
the trenches. here comes another Bochc sky
bug droppin ben bons."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Up AEninst II.

What do you think OF this marriage Of Bobby
Rognel and Maude Maginnis huh?"
Not much! she's domestic science teacher
ana mes lecturer on financial subjects so
they're bound to be both hungry and broke as
dong as they live"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
4 bout Selling I.Io,,,

s,,,, cnr:rihcr south Richmond.-1t &C.
fhn o,Ic ,hat you communicate viii,
20! - I ad!ninistrator. Richmond for 80
information YOU want. ''r 'ae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
Food Negotiations.

y IT. r. Buliock. " -
-, , nL"'ion You want. YOU shon,d IN :
mona Tvt a rood administrator. Rich.
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Charcoal EpA's Daily Thought.

DC man what go 10 church regular" sal,
Charcoal Epn. in ono of his moods. "suttinCl,
got t have lot o. religion an plenty o. small
change. Try chop. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
News of Fifty Years Ago
(From Richmond Dispatch. March 6 1853
Rev. Or. w. 6. pIumer.

RcN. DR.. w. 6. Plumer.
me venerable and beloved
presbyterian divine. who
ic'"htl Y spent TWO weeks
N iLchmond, preached in
! mar lesion. s. c., last Sun
DAY In the Second Prcshy-
terrain Church to an i'm
!nchSe congregation. His
lncin.. was the duty Of the
Of the South in
lnlS time of the changing
oi me customs and condi-
IONS that have prevailed
ior centuries in this coun-
I;,,o ,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
l.nstinnd DIxn.tcr

excnr 81, Samn Lec.-The sinking q, ., =
Julv ~ SS,,camcr Eastland occurrnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
IfOOvcriZing
and
Health

the cadets TO the reduction III
meat coasumption This result OF needing tn;
requests OF Mr.. Hoover must have been observed
by all who have watched the practical effects OF
the food conservation measures People under
stood III Il general way that excessive and
poorly baianred eating was national vice. but
now the knowledge Is a matter OF personal
pericncc. From early days the inhabitants OF
the United States have been prodgal in their
use OF food. This was hcCotten by the album
dance which the earth. the air and III. waters
of = virgin country yielded. In conpa rSon with
Oid world conditions there little
dcnying ourselves. and so overloaded stomacis
nave hccn too much the rule. Public banuuctS
We're htrharic in their waste. Things have been
onsidcrably changed the result OF war de-
lnandS ana the Improvement sees I'm The
lhysinni condition Of those about him is suE-
SeStiEr OF IL general benefit that perhaps would
not have been brought about in any other way
ihan the one that is teaching this nation better
ways OF l!VinS.-Spr ingheld Republican.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
fopuinti"-. Of New YorI. NM,

i,'ooi,4'iaiion or Greater New York IN
80 oc |'s 5''S!,i92; that of London A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

OF hip bone and base Of spinel. Ask your doc
tor to apply plaster gtrdc. DO sure mat trcss
and springs do not sag under weight OF tho
body SaGGinG beds cause many nagginG back
aches Money invested in good sleeping ar
engagements brings dig dividends In health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
To-Dny'n O Hcnrr.

This man said she was the kind OF gil
you like to have reach across you in car
pay the fare"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
The Drutcss!

on dearie, listen; I've got an idea"
Great. AlEcrnCn! Wait until get a capsu,
and let's capture it"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Harvard scientist says the human species
came from lizards. Possibly no was led to
ms conclusion By contemplating the lounge
variety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

r. Operation for WHAT am n woman
forty. ! nave pain In the sdc--somctimcs 4
great deal and sometimes not so much also
suffer from sick headaches, acid stomach. bad
advised an operation. Is there any other cure
than surgery?
Answcr.--Glad to send you monograph con-
stipntion, IL YOU will inclosc n sclf-addrcsscd
stamped t3c) envelope with your request. You
neglect to mention what the operation is that
the doctor adviscY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

San Francisco Women Avoid Duty as
Jurors Headline. Evidently they want
their rights without the responsibilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED rKESS-The
Associated Press cNcusyey entitled 10 the use Tor
not otherwise credited in THO paper, and also TIC
local news published herein. AL rights of rcpubtca-
tion OF special Dispatcher herein reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

rgBLIsHED every day IN the year Mt - South 1sEta
Street, Richmond W., by The Times DIS Pub
fishing Co.. lEc. Charles e. Aasbrook. Edltns and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

Deafness in one car will not keep r. r.
from hearing the buzzing OF the presidential
bee with tho other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS to Tho Tlr,ss.
Dispatch. and not 10 individuals