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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
una BELLA ENFERMERA QUE HACE Una REVOLUClON
(Yiene de Ia IL. Pag.)

CYiene de Ia Is. Pag.)
Una coqueta!, eXclamara la
muier eleeante y mordaZ, que mata
su tempo desmenuzando vidas ajenas
costumbres del pr0jimo.
lima pecadora. sospecharan las
gentes m~aliciosas, cuya Imagination
va mas ALA del bien y del mali.
! sin embargo de todas estas suDo-
s%iciones, nadie va no digamos a.
cierta, pero nj siquiera magma quien
puede ser esa mujer que VA por ell
mrndo, haciendo n revolution de
los corazones de la humanidad ente-
"a.
~w8{l
;Quien es Marjorie Dennis?
Con la exclamation de aquella bo-
ca femenina, que ponia sobre Mar
jorie Dennis el pesado fardo de
ochenta n~ovios, y o los acres CO.
m~entarios de Ia at6nita Sra. q nunca
supo mas cue de amar a IN hombre,
en- cuerpo Y alma, por toda la vida,
Sc despert0 nuestra curiosidad Y pro-
curamos, por cuantOs medios tuvimos
a Ia mano, descubrir el hilo del asun-
to. esperanto ]encontrar detalles in
t~eresantes de verdad. dignos de admi-
.raci6n V de asombro, para ~atonizar
al publico &c esta cipdad, nj chica
nj granGe. que anda muy ajena a
~Darticulares de tanta Extravaganza
V rareZa.
! Poruue. desle !uego. Marjorie De-
mis- no nodia ser IN mujer cual-
~quicra. Sc hablaba de ella como de
gente conocida, como de n persona
familiar.
Marjorie Dennis tiene ochenta
novios''. indica que, pOr 10 menos
/ antes de que t~uviera los diez prime
! ros,, o los veinte, Marjorie Dennis
: era una damita de sociedad, un en-
canto del mlndo elegante de las al
tas esferas, de gracia Y de belieza,
que despertaoa ahora Ia curiosidad y
ayivaba ell romentario por la extra
ordinaria hazana de tener una legion
de esclavos, dominates por la mas
dulce de las tiranias, con el simple
movimiento &c sus oios ensonadores.
Su resurgimierto po- Ia guerra.
Y asi succdio en- efeCto. Pronto
,SuDimos nue. Marjorie Dennis era la
hiia de William Dennis. de Dallas,
cuya familia siempre Sc distinguia
por su elevada poSicion Y desahogo
econ6mico; casa de donde sa'ieron dos
! hermanos suyos, al cumplimiento del
lcber, Y que actualmente Sc hallan
! en- un ,lugar de Francia luchando por
; el honor de su patria, por el respa-
10 a su tandera Y por Ell amor de su
hogan.
"Siempre fue I'm modelo de lermo-
!sura Marjorie Dennis"-nos dijeron
! aver. Su dulzura V SUI gracis. hIcie-
ron siempre en- ella el tipo de n
muier de magazine. tipo de ro-
nance de amor ligna de ser amada
por Ell mundo entero. Y 81 nos sor-
prende la noticia-agreg6 Ia perso-
ma que nos do Ia informaci6n,-no
es porque consideremos a Marjorie
incapaz de despertar admiration aqui
~ ALA, y de cautivar espiritus, Y de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
Fl %espionaie alemdn
Viene de la La. Pag.)
guerra europea.
Desconfianza en- ell Japon

El propio Senador Sherman, al ira
tar de IL %situacion actual de Russia,
por 10 que toca a la intervention mi
litar japonesa en- la Siberia, dijo que
Ell Imperio del Sol naciente esta an
sioso lie tomar una parte activa Y de-
cidida en- Russia, no tanto por su de-
SEQ de ayudar a aquel pals, sino por
prevenirse ella de la germanizaci62
dc Russia, que ,pudiera ser desfavora-
bic para u proplos intereses eco
nomicos y politicos en- aquellas re-
giones.
"Y 81 ell Japon no ha intervenido
ya,-agrego Mr.. Sherman,-no es
porque desee Ia acci0n conjunta de
los aliados para salvar 81 response
bilidad, sino porque el Jap6n no pue-
de, por 81 mismo. acometer n en-
presa de tai magnitud.
"Es bien sahido,-sigui6 diciendc ell
Senador por Illinois, que los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc oponen a la accion que
intenta Japon en- el oriente, v que la
Gran Bretana Y Francia, por Ell con-
trario estan aauentes en- esa acclon.
Nosotros tenemos qIle cOnfiar Ell Ell
Jap6n Y que pedirle que ataque al
gobierno cue 10 amenace querlendo in
vadir ell Asia. La Administration Y
ell Sanado tienen que llevar IL res
ponsabilidad de futures retardos."
Ell Jap0n no esta ansioso
En- oposicion al discourse del Sena-
dor por Illinois, eI Scnador Hitch
cock, por Nebraska, jefe del Comite
de Relaciones Exteriores en- la Alta
Camara, dijo que es un gran error
Greer que el Japon este ansicso de in
~tervenir en- Ia Siberia.
Sci Japon no tiene mayor ansle-
dad en- tomar esa MEDIA PREVENT
va que la ansiedad que pueden te-
ner Francia e Inglaterra y Ia ansie-
dad que podemos tener nosotros: Y
c~ualquier gobierno de la u ALA
da. Y no solo, sino que me imagine
que ell Jap6n no desearia tonlar me-
didas extremas IN Russia, nj u con
Ia ayuda americana, nj con Ell apoyo
de los poderes aliados"
En- apoyo del Senador por Nebras-
ka. ell Senador King, por Utah. ma
pifest6 cue el senior Hitchcock, Jefe
del Comite de R%elaciones exteriores
del Senado, estaba en- lo justo al ha-
Ger esas apreciaciones, porque era pu-
blico Y notorio que e. Jap6n manifes-
to, hace algunas semanas, "Que nc
in~tervendria en- Russia, mas que en- Ell
case de que Sc viera precisada a pro-
teger SUI soberania. = que. de la ST.
tuaci0n creada por la paz con Alema-
MIA no Sc desprendia tai tenor n! ia
les desconfianzas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

nuevo, parte en- los comicios, Y que
desea imponer su voluatad y Ia fuer-
"a dominate de Sus ~elementos, reeli-
siendose, contra la opinion publica y
contra el texto expreso de su Consti-
tuci6n de Queretaro, que fila, de IN
modo terminate, la no reelection de
"a Presidential de la Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
Actua|idades ExtranjeraS
Viene de la 3a.)

stones comprendidas en- la batal!a han
tenido que ser retiradas del frente,
Der causa &c las 5ajaS que Sc les han
hecho. 81 Sc piensa en- que las dos
t~erceras parties de las divisioneS ale
manas que Sc hal!an actualmente en-
el frente occidental han Sido lama
das va 4 Ia batalla, Sc puede yer Ia
progression aritmet;ca cue rige mer-
ma dc los electives. y Ia session. con-
tinua.
~ n,ENTp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
POR RINA

Francisco P. Rodriguez, que ocu-
pa la casa numero 1l5 de Ia Gale
Concho, sostuvo una Iisputa con ..
Pompa. Gomiciliado en- la casa nu-
nero 3O3 de la Gale Sur Laredo. Co
mo de las palabras Easaron a los
hechos, i~ntervino la policia y arrest5
q .os dos contendientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

nor compuesta DE- militares y civ;-
les para juzgar al heridor-
Y en- este vino Il parar ell duelo
que la imagination De los california
nos creyo que rcviviria pasad.s
epOcas.
Sc rurlora que el Coronel Can
til traera a esta region al Ministro
Rouaix en- el viaje de insDecciGn que
tai f%uncionario carrancista viene ka-
ciendo por el Distrito Norte de esta
Baja California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
Al DEPARTMENT. DE CLINICA

Por disposition del gobierno, toda
mujer de ounce amos en- adelante
Que sea arrestada por los agentes
de p~olicia, por cualqu;er delito, sera
consignada al departamento de eli
MICA v solamente Sc lie pondra en- Ii
bertad cuando Ell medico encargado
de csc ramo 10 determine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
AL DEPARTMENT. DE CLINICA

FL detective Arambula arrest6 aver
a Maine! Sanchez, de Is amos de cdad,
cor domicilo en- la casa numero OH
de Ia Gale SIR Frio. La Sanchez fuG
corsienada al departamento de eli
MICA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22

GeSgarrar las alfnaS de los
sine precisamente porQue ella jamas
gusto de tener novios. Els decir, de
tener varios. Hablarla de los corazo-
mes j~untos, que no fucrana ell de ella
V el de su enamorado, era hablarla de
IN absurdo, dc an contrasentido, de
IN impossible. lamar. a dos? Abe
rraci6n. El amor es entire dos: hon.
bre Y mujer, y para los dos solos. Lo
demas no es amor, nj amor nj NADIA.
Esas son las palabras que Sc atribu-
ven a Marjorie Dennis como de cada
dia.
Entra al servicio, de enfermera.
Y csc mismo espiritu, segun Sc nos
diio de hondad, fuc 10 que la indujo
a ingresar al servicio de Ia Cruz Ro-
ia, V marchar a Francia, 4 curar he
rides, q hacer, con sus manos un-
%ciosas. Ell milagro de la biblica para
bola; a amar, amar a los hombres,
! pero a los hombres Que cumplen con
Sill deher: a dos homhres %valientes, a
los patriotas; a los hombres que es-
ia guerra formidable ha hecho doses
en- los campos de batalla. .Amar a Ia
sublimidad, csc fue ell ideal etern0
&c Marjorie Dennis, cuyo nombre
,suena de boca en- boca, por todas par
ties de Francia, donde hay una heri-
da que curar, y, una lagrima que en-
iiugar. V consuelo que otorgar.
Los Glen novios d. Marjorie,-
sc nos dijo,-son los Glen soldados
que atiende: son los Glen heroes que
cura Y a quienes ia vida y alien
to con ST palaJra Gulce Y amorosa, y
a quienes cautiva con su mirada ANA
bic V romantica".
"Porque es curioso,-proslguil-
ror,-pero es el case que Marjorie
no puedc atcnder a niHgun herido,
sin que csc herido dele de ~salvarse.
Parece que tiene una varita dc virtud,
con la que ciera todas las heridas
y vuelve Ia vida a q~uienes la creian
pcrdijp para siempre'.
10 malo es Que,-agreg6 IN 81 es
o no picarescamente le PERSONA
Marjorie saliva 4 los heridcS, de SuS
dolores f%isicos, pero los enferma del
esriritu, V los pierde en- esa terrible
dolencia del amor. Sana de u he
ridas e. soldado, pero Sc sientc luego
enfermo del coraz0n".
La c%cnsideran "revolucionaria".
Todas estas informaciones las dan
varias personals que vienen del Nor
tie de los Estados Unidos. a donds
ha llegado Ell renombre de Marjorie
Dennis, a qu;en los ]peri6dicos fran
ceses titulan Ia "ravolucionaria", por
haber cfactivamente hecho una rcvo-
luci6n entire los heridos de la que
IRA.
" 10 malo no esta en- que haya
una Marjorie Dennis.-comentap
esos mismos peri6dicos,--lo malo esta
en- que no haya Glen, o mil, o mas;
iporque, aparte de sus servicios medi-
cos, que ella cumple en- c! desempeno
de su cometido de enfermera pres
Ia ell enorme servicio a Ia causa de la
Lihertad, dando I los scldados mas
brio, mas f~uerza, mas ideal. lnica
base vedadera y autentica de TODD
triunfo en- toda lucha...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
REFRIGERADORA


Con una refrigeradora como Ia que
ensena ell grabado, pueden conservar-
Sc toda clase de alimentos frescos, sin
recesidad de hielo. Strive especial
mente para las familias que no pue-
den surtirse de hielo diariamente, bien
sea porque v4van en- puntos situados
lejos de. los Expendios, o por falta de
recursos. Son mry TITLES y econ6mi-
COS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
INCREASED TRADE WITH
lATlN-AMERICAN POWERS
REPORT Shows Dccrcnse in Exports TO
Northern Europe Scutrals
During Past Year.
tBy Associated Press.l.


WASHINGTON. February 4.-Increas-
cd trade with the Latin Am erica n
countries and decreases IN exports to
Northern Europeans ncutrals were tho
features OF American 1917 foreign COM
mcrce as set forth in figures issued
to-day b. the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
Imports from South America in
creased rom s427.Ooo,O0 to s59S 600.
600, and exports to South America in.
creased from s220, 100000 10 s3l2,oO0,c00.
South America ranked third in sales
TO the United States, following North
American countries and Asia and tax t.
ing precedence over Europe, Oceania
and Africa In the order named. Eu-
rope continued to be the best customer
OF this country, buying goods wori-
o54.36o, o2o, followed by North Amer
lea, Asia. South America. Oceania and
Africa.
Embargo restrictions acted 10 reduce
Denmark's purchases from the United
States 10 S32,oc0, oo4, compared with
s56.000,000 in Jcl5. Sweden obtained
SCI 100000. decrease Of $4,000 GOO;
Norway, $4,000. 600. as compared with
s6G,0oO,00o, and Holland s9o.0O0.oo0. as
compared with Sll3,o00.0oO Evports
TO Greece reached the low figure OF
ZOO, as against s33,tS5,Co0 in
1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
Sequel To
Love For Doll
Maternal Instinct Greatly Developedb By
Teaching Children to Love their Dolls.

The little child's doll is mother to the
most romantic fairy. And in the years tina t
pass. the doll fades into the petals OF "a
Juno rose. to evolve tho most wondrous OF
all transfer ma lions.
And now comes moro oer!ous period
when tho JOY OF real motherhood should
be as tranquil as best effort can provide
This Is accomplished with "A Uonderful
remedy known Mothers Friend An
external appilcaton SO penetrating in It's
nature as to thoroughly lubricate the my
RAD network OF cords, tcndons. nerves and
muscles lust beneath the skin OF the
abdomen.
II relieves the tension. prevents tender
ness and pain at the crisis and enables the
abdomen TO expand gently. The muscles
contract naturally after baby arrives and
tho form is thus preserved.
!, should be applied daily. night and
morning. during the period OF expectancy.
BY regular use IL abcs the abdomen TO
expand without tho usual strain when baby
rs born. Naturally, pain and danger at the
crisis Is less.
You Mil ind Mothers Friend on sale
BY the Bradneld Regulator Go, II Sc Lamar
Instructive Motherhood Book' ' Stthont
charge. write them to mail It, TO you. no
not neglect for single morning or night
to use Mothers Friend Obtain n bottle
from your DRUGGIST to-day by all means,
and thus fortify yourself against pain and
discomfort.-Auy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
HART OUTLINES VIEWS
TO SCHOOL SUPERVISORS
New Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Dusily Organizing Depart
mcnt of Education,

New State officers. who took their
places on the same day OF Governor
Davis's Inauguration, arc now making
definite plans for the organization OF
their various departments At the
opening meeting OF the school super
visors of tho State. Harris Hart. the
newly appointed Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, expressed his future
regime thus:
The best educational department 1
have seen is one characterized by the
efficiency of the men in each branch.
noticeable to all visitors, prompt at
tention to all matters presented orally
or by letter. devotion to tho great
work in hand and complete and SYM
pathetic cooperation among all those
engaged IN the common cause The
Department of Education of this State
must equal, II not surpass. the organi-
zation referred to above. We cannot
have time for anything short OF COM
plete cooperation and harmony nor
attention for anything but the posi-
tive development of Virginia schools.
The demands of the schools are too
urgent and the work too serious to
admit of waste of time and energy in
aSything but real service. | intend to
have one OF the most efficient forces
for education in this country. and no
man here ought to be satisfied with
less. have no expectation Of being
disappointed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
HAS B. En- A
FRIEND TO Me-
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui,
in Giving This WeIl-KnOwn
WOman's Tonic Credit For
Her Good Health.

Cleveland, Tenn.-Mrs. Joanna
Felker, OF this place, after telling of
the help she obtained from the use
of Cardui 10 years ago. when it built
up her health and strength, says
further: "The next time used 1t
(CarduD was about or S years
ago. l had and was just able to
drag around for a good while, get
ting worse all tho time. suffered
intense pain in the lower abdomen
and back. Could hardly do my
work, it was all drag :. and walk
ing was very painful for me. 1
finally had to give up and go to bed,
where ! stayed about week :.
and then turned back to Cardui, MY
old friend.
After starting the Cardui, 1 was
able to be up in or days. E. The
pains were relieved soon after be-
ginning to take the Cardui, and when
got up. walking was easy for me.
Got back my health and strength
and in 3 weeks was able to do
most OF my work.
It's fine medicine, and has been
good friend to me, and am a
friend to it too. It's through taking
Cardui ] have been we'll and strong
and In good health for the past 1 or
5 years. :. will always praise it."
Cardui should do for you what IL
has dono for thousands of other
women. 1t should help you. Try
Cardui.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
SAVING OF COAL COSTS
COUNTRY BIG AMOUNT
Wages and Manufactures Lost Far
In Excess OF Fuel Saved
by Closing.
TABULATIoN FOR FIVE DAYS
Some Industries Pay as Much as
S23O.75 for Every Dollar Saved.
Now York Saves S3O,OOO,OOO at
Cost Of S1,O0O,O0O,OOO.

WASHINGTON. February Am Of
fetal tabulation OF what it cost the
country for the first five days closing
order was prepared tonight by w. H..
Manss. assistant to the vice-president
I'm charge of the commercial develop
mcnt department. of the Baltimore and
Ohio, and sent to tho director-general OF
railroads. !: shows that in twenty lead
ing Industrial cities the coal saved was
worth roundly s1i0,000.ooo. and the
wages lost about $4,000 900, with an
addition OF $4,000. 900. 900 lost manufac-
lures. All principal industries. ac-
cordinS to Mr.. Mansss computations.
saved in fuel s666. 406,7o9 and lost in
wages and manufactures Sl3,956,GI $50.
For every dollar saved in fuel SSH was
lost in wages and SliS2 in manufac-
lures. Some Of the industries paid as
high as s23o.15 for each dollar Of fuel
saved.
Some of tho principal cities are:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05

There Is no occasion for you to look
prematureiy old with gray. prema turely
gray, streaked gray, iron gray or white
or faded hair. TO restore dark color
TO all your gray hair do this: Before
going to bed rub into your scalp and
wet all your gray hair with La Creole
Hair Dressing. Soon you will be de-
lighted to observe your gray hair turn
to an even. beautiful dark shade with
ont even a trace OF gray showing
La Creole makes all your hair healthy,
fluffy. soft. evenly dark and lustrous
This makes you look younger. Try
La Creole. 1t Is not a dye, but is Il
harmless, delightful preparation that
revive1 the natural color glands La
Creole is the only hair dressing that
restores dark color to gray hair by
this natural process. Sold and recon-
monded by Tragic Drug Co. Richmond,
Va. Mail orders promptly filled on re-
ccipt Of regular price, sl2o Sold on
money back guarantcc.-Adr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
CROSS, FEVER|SH
Child IS BILIOUS |.
OR CONST|PATED
Look, Mother! See II tongue is
coated, breath hot or
stomach sour.
California Syrup of Figs
can't harm tender stom. .
ach, liver, bowels. .

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of
rigs. that this Is their ideal laxative.
because they love Its pleasant taste
and II thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. live and bowels with.
out gripping
When cross. irritable. feverisk or
breath Is bad, stomach sour, look at
tho tongue, mother! II coated, give A
teaspoonful OF this harmless "fr,it
laxative" and in few hours all the
foul constipated waste. sour bile sud
undiGestcd food passes out OF the bow
els. and you have q well. playful child
again. Whom It's little system Is full
OF cold. throat sore. has stomach ache.
dtarrhoea. indigestion, colic-remem.
Der. a good inside cleansing. should
always be tho first treatment given. -,
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know y.
teaspoonful to-day saves a sick chitd
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for u
bottle of California Syrup OF Figs"
which has directions for babies.
children OF all ages and srown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware Of coun.
tcrfeits sold here so don't be fooled.
Get tho genuine. made by California
Fig Syrup Compa'ly."--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. George J. Bull has returned to
Monroe Terrace after Il short stay with
relatives and friends in South Caro-
lira.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles wyatt and their
son. Charles Wyatt, Jr, who have tccn
making their home In Richmond for
several years past. returned yesterday
To Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Catiett. of staunton. IS
the guest OF Miss Ellen Ball AT her
home in Wcsthampton.
Mrs.. Edgar Gum has returned to
Monroe Terrace after visit 10 her
daughters in Philadelphia.
Miss Hobertine Moore. OF Roanoke.
is spending few days here as the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Cabel!.
George Patteson. of Schenectady. y.
Y, ia the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
patteson. at Monroe Terrace. for a
brief stay.
Captain Leland Garrcttaon was the
guest of friends in Richmond sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry wooding. Jr..
OF Danvillc, are stopping With Mrs.
Annie L. Ecwzier, at Second and Main
Streets.
Captain Joseph T.. Geisinger. who is
now stationed 1T Camp Lee, spent the
weekend with his family in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
BILLY SUNDAY WATCHED
JOHN |. DISCARD Coin
Evangelist Tells Audience How Sui
Ivan Threw Money Away in
Boyhood Town.
BATTLING NELSON A MoURNER
Former Champion Pugilist Oc-
cupies Front Bench at Meeting.
Representative Nicely Takes Plat
form and Flags Unwilling Givers.

WASHINGTON. February 4.-Repre-
sentative n. y. Nicely. OF West Vir
einia. took the platform here in be-
half OF Billy Sundays efforts to secure
contributions from his audience.
Tho Congressman flayed unwilling
Sivers as financial slackers."
Battling Nelson, one-time champion
pueilist, is here to help Billy, and oc-
cuped the 'mourner's bench"
Billy paid tribute to John L. Sullivan
in statement which he issued early
day. Hd said:
II bolicvo that John l.. Sullivan was
the most universally popular ring
champion CT all history. This conclu-
sion is not confined alone TO the pa
irons of the p-ize ring. because I never
attended a fight, but Is shared BY his
many friends and admirers.
Il believe that one OF the greatest
services that he ever rendered to the
world was his victory over booze and
his denunciation OF the liquor traffic.
He fought and won many battles.
but the greatest victory was when he
put John Barleycorn over the ropes
and to the mat where he took the
count.
''He was like the old-time baseball
players who played ball without
gloves and mask-John fought without
gloves.
The first time ever saw him was
in town in Iowa. when l was a boy
He had come to give an exhibition
and /, with other boys, followed him
down the street, amazed at his bulky
Bis body.
He was tossing quarters and half
dollars to the bunch. We followed
him TO the door of the barber shop
and when the barber was through with
him he tipped tho barber 81, and also
gave the boy 81 who brushed his
clothes. l looked on with open eyed
wonder as l was receiving SO week
In wages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
INC of tho principal cities arc:
Fuel saved. Wages lost. NJ

IN the industries, automobiIc manu-
facturers saved about 100000 and
lost about s3750oo.oo0 In wages and
products: boots and shoes saved $4,000
900 and lost about 100000. 900: rail-
road cars and shop works saved SIG
100000 and lost s50o.ooO,ooo: cotton
goods manufacturers saved Sl7. O00 600
and lost about $4,000 600: foundry
and machine shops saved SEQ. o0c on0
and lost SI5o.000. 00o iron and steel
works and rolling mills saved $4,000,
600 and lost $500 900. 600; lumber and
timber saved s4.00O.oo0 and lost $500
100000: printing and publishing saved
100000 and lost $500 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
Movt. star wed. Californian

WINCHESTER, VA, February A.
Announcement was made hero yester-
day of the marriage of Miss Dorothy
Lemen Morgan TO Lieutenant Winford
Cary Roberts. United states Army at
Los Angeles, Cal. December 3 The
bride, who belongs to a prominent
family OF Gerrardstown, w. Va. is a
movie star. and has been seen fire.
quentiy during the past year with Mary
Pickford, William :. Hart and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-05
TO LeSisiate AEnin., Smoke.

LYNCHBURG. VA February A.
An ordinance Will be presented at the
OF the City Council next week
to provide against smoke nuisance in
the city. In several sections resi-
dental property has been greatly hurt
in values by smoke from plants. and
the ordinance Will be directed to pre-
vent such conditions as his