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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
CIRCUS PEOPLE WILL HELP
naattnp Experts TO Assist IN Raiirosd
Problems, ard Kitchen Experts
VIII Give Advice.

New York Experts In the hoeklnr
and routing ~ elrruseS will cotas 10
fhg ,rtt' q thr gev~rrfve'1t m itx rrrt
letn ~ transportation fnr the country,
II was learned here and tho efsf,ien,
methods ef the show business will he
applied directly ~ the work II NOV.
Ing supplies for the United States.
Nor viii the cirrus methods 80 BE-
gAa ctd on the military ru~ter he con
fned ~ the stsokiug ~ tranSisaria
tlun The Kitchen system of the biz
tops @.Il also te transferred e. the
army can'onmsEts. and ns.n who have
ioug Travelled sith the eiFcuses and -.
tahissh.t the sitcheus n the outdoor
organizations will shortly l~ enlist.
81 Into ,the service N the country fnr
80 purpose ~ vtsaasrilsiue the kitrh
ems nj ii" various arms csn,oninen,s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
DON'T BE FOOLISH

and buy an Imitation, get the original
yACiiER BALM.
IL Ia better than any Of tho substl'
tutc -Balms" for quieAly relieving
Coughs. Colds, Group, aud all Kinds Of
hurts aud soreness.
The many limitations are proof that
II Is IN unusually good thing.
The price IL only 2Jc per Jar or
Tube. Surely II h worth that to grt
rid OF Cough or Cold. or your ehilds
Group, lfyour druggist will NOT supply
pm and we have no agents Ia your To-
cal'ty. write for the agency.
Every faulty needs Sachcr mlm,
and We supply samples Free, TO start
thu demand T.. w. yACtiEN. Inc.
New Orleans. La Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Caloma Users! Listen To- Mel
Guarantee Dodson's Liver IoneI
Your druggiss eivss hack your naney X II doesnx
Even your liver and hcwcls snd stralghttia
y0u up without making ron sick.

rgA, CaA@sasa saAkes yea sea. IA
h0fralsas ! Take aaes ef The analtsvps
drug ts=algAs sad eeEseFrp@ yoA Rag
lasss days ~4esf4
CaAosss<s ID nssrvxry er quicksilver
whlen esasrs =zSSNsas " che AsasoA
Gslansrl. whea II ewusws tnse rssasaet
saih sssar bais> srasAaH lassai,, hseakias
u w. Is4as 10 whsa s~A fess sAas awsaxi
naasea asaa eramsanx, n YEA are saaaE-
gssh and ~ali a,ssesea cat, ~ sSsae
ilnr b ssvrsa and Aewess ccassaissea
or yca i.aWe Aeasisshe. assssnasN sysass
exs fuagar. II arv@,h w Bad W. sfee=s==ssih
scar. haSs try q sss~Gfai ~ harmless
Dssssaass Llssr TaaA iaxsSAL
ilr~Hs my gsaaransr~~~sss % amy
drug siers aAa get d bottle oS rssissoAs
Liver Tans fes tew c~ats Tske a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
ALLIES SUFFER FROM
FOOD SHORTAGE

danger patat S1on they will have 10
BE- rveoastituted entirely. To what ex-
tent tlss herds have disappeared IA
~r9wn by yhs cstttlng III the nseas ra-
ton u the soldiers at the frunt At
the begtaninx OF The war they were
ssiguest one pound nj H~as day.
Twenty yer cent has noa h~vn cut
frota that ration. tihly dare n~eessity
viii cognssnaaee reducing the teai
allowance of soldiers nj the sruus.
AT the beginning u 1914 Frances
cattle herds cutaprissd IA. Isl. 80 head !:
sheep id.l3i. SsM and hogs Toss, 40
Ivy the eud VT 1914. after 1--WE months
Of var her entfle were fefueed to
i2.tsls, @53, her sheep 10 titess.a, aud
hogs 10 aaaa..pl. To-day Aer cattle
hertss are down more than NJ per cent.
while her sheep number t,n more than
lotOn,tsn aud her hogs Assna0,
'"castis freed TX ahofs Ii France and
the cattle aff pser and a'ierw.ight. -
national Price Flsins.
t.tsy," ",
r f'oncrrnins The statement that there there
are rlenry II beans and posato-s Ia
France, ritnay said;
"A scheme Of national price axinx In
TO M tried nox With teams aud p.lIA-
toes. Roth Of thsse crops are far hc-
low the requirements II the euuntry, |
have seen many days when potatoes
could no, be boash, In rsris"
The statement that there Is plenty
" rye aud barley in France which has
been given vide pnbllei'y In this conn-
Try, is fistly rsfuted by Pisney. wha
said;
IL Is not only wheat that IL Short In
France. bur all cereals According 10
official figures, the annual consumption
NJ barley In France before the war was
approximately l.22T'ts0 tons, TX per
cra, ~ which was Imported rro,iuc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
WOMAN SITS IN sroRrHISs


chFaxftsatAs Norway. Mist Sara
Christie bias :sAsn her s~at Ia the Nafs
wsStaa parliament as q conservative
representative II The city es Tread
hiesa. Az parliamentary el~cssams In
Norway substitutes fer meaas~rs ~
parliament are always elected M the
sane titse 10 take the sawmeer.w place
I'm case ~ Illness ~ death, 40 ~ieesiaas
to nfi vacancies never take panew All
fnetnhers ~ the ssorthing are eagaged
la special committees u Essss~F~ ssxsar
laitse wprk az dealing ~iih the govern.
meats proposals. before they are sob
Rsa,sed 10 The ssarthlas. In this way
Miss Sara Christie, who N ios sane.
,uoned 10 take the s.st os Professor
So~sand, b%colaes tnrsnfser N the do
F~ns~ eanmltt@s to cobsiser the array
aaa mass estimates Iassrsd ~ h~s psyN
CsFcwssoF.
Miss Christie IL dist.rfar ~ girls
seho~A In Tre1eslhjvsa mad has fer 'aany
years tse~n = nasushes NJ the town eoun'
ell. Sh# Ia e~sesHs~st ~ prosasn*tit
teacher ami srea, administrator,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
"USE FNE WATERWAYS
AND WIN THE WAR"

s& Nv S$ssas2asa fis% saAa&at@"
WAYS and win III. war !" IL the
slogan ~ the National Rivers
AMI iIarhoss congress, which
!, op~Hess' iss.' sssxsrssaTth assasas
e6nssntion here. The auditorium
n the N~w National mus~am
Welcomes governors Of states
AMI territories, mayors VI cities. '
towns aud Villages and many
protatnent representatives o!
commerce and tussNr~s. The
fundamental purpose 81 the con,
ctsse. II Is announced, Ia nos 10
urge appropriations for new tsra
tscts, but 10 plan hos the war;. Z
aus branches ~ government tnay
tanst effectively cn operate Ia
use the waterways VI THIS .sr1~
~ railroad crisis aud congestion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR

To hall pint II ~atsr add as4 Eay
'REm~ - .~nAs Asx vi hsses kasarexmA.
ind v sK Ut kiy~ssas, Any druggist can
put ths ap or yca can naix Il u Aaase n
very little eest. Faii aisvetsaas fos maAk.
Inc and n~e ccsns In each bar al Asrse
Compcand II wsil gradually aaFksa
s.s~ak~d, faded graz hair, and rake Il satt
snd sss~sy, II viii nps coler the wsalp, u na,
STICKY or gsra*y, and dees mot rub al. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

fsma hts fslJSa ~ VI tsAas a@Ars ~s's.
saArd ~ the sArasy kasa - " s.apsrtsa
i& Ffa<sre NJ sssf.
The nermss rssx~@srstfsm M ss* w.
'sisMaf ta~ AssAe - toe ksr&sy, hus nsr.
ssas lsssxwss sire gaay xlssas , ~ sssas.
I'm fsIA the prs~ansttsa ws&s sssssas stxa-
sA1 fsssx nsslsr raarnzl AEsS sN sszFssts
w~rw xsaslsslbe.
ttasy Ma~s on rhas Frssra
-sfsse sanss&i vssAsnEsqsssa sf eusw az
~fAkw l-iss.fssa seas. shest sns-han b.
ms iszserts'A Tia Frilpe~ysass at i'm
fswsx w 1915 bad Ssws ~ tw@sAartA
The anasai cvGsaasrsina Vi essa
h&ESes che war was AsxsskSse teas, VI
wAarA aEussa teas were iasprivssi In
h9aE tfse~~ tssafsasts ras~ ts usee slpfss.
co, saas and ghs stsck was sssi son
tssh teas sAavt.
RFeaa sma~ral s'st~es@uss hAse heen
ssahatsh~a ssytng tsssFvt u sas feHsa on
snrgss shnvtsss Ia iszas. T4ses ;are of
sht sasas stripe "a itse saaseaaafs coa
sxrnABs Fr~aes. ftaly's psisht III say-
thlhg Is worse thsa :hst u rraRSe.
according 90 eEsgsai Tegs~ts IS the
hkhsts ~ tAs TalfssI States gwvsra.
nsens.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

This Ia Photograph ~ Lieatcnsn:
C'atausf NyrEt0vfvch ~ 'tre ser1,iaa
plis>ton Na5sA rFsras.y ARRIVED In
W8sa'ngtoa 70 easl ul.,n rrcS4dsa, VII
~sw sad express I'm gratitude trsF the
extensive reiics voFA CARRIED ea III
stricken See7s4a by the Cai,r<! STATES
Ils0tefsat C3}nae >sHsfinS.tca V ~
in n c,aas@a of k3aG Peter. was siyte-3e,
csHnp tn the Ssgtasa ey3~n gr1atc ~
the commence taeat < ;he aag, .at lsf'
This gsssf 10 eEsaee n arrive Se~vjce a.
sse frsAnt liz uas severely wp4teded ia
hattie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
"cnlA In the sisad.s

b an acute attach ~ Nasal GatAryA rsf~
SKsim xfss@ as~ sses ~ fsxaAesH s4sAaa4
~ tbs hsaA~ viii AhA tMms I'M Nw~ M
sasa ~ tAS essisaH, sisanss tho isiee4
ard rssdsr tAssA ik&s hshse u cpaAas
,.s4psMasA n4ancAa n Skssee esAsessaxssk
is~1 ID chsGs3e y~tAsfha
HAiI.'a rArARnH MEDfcaNk v tAk.
an snssseAliy And acts thrvu4k 10 hfcea
70 the Naessss NasfAese 81 tbs .eyftss
An hrusxtsss ~ TssssysHniAse fF*a !.
Hxfass SATAsAH Md sicgRZ u, il' =,
!, chs~sy q Co. TeseAa. OKLA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Ncs Yers, Rev Lr psfi3 !, Bar
FYiI al .Ass Msrsae Collegiate Reformed
church rpAlirSnr thSt SsE In cialia&aG
practically az Yss1Hr uea ~ a4t4f -
ne r~sSisEea Il s.sfessry. hss Engaged
. vcygaz uofnAa ~ lVfitErn sreh G@
tlex Sb~ & wsss Me-ce r. Eyy~r "
t1eEfia al. u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

sssessfaa esd " u sasessaf sEfstllA ss
ssa ss.iAt w aAaA saAkA - tssl ~
aaN xagssuss wnlAs sSSf W I'M hASk NJ
the ssrss ard xrs ssas mssaSss na<l
seas IIsvT Tsns IN sAssssextax tn ankl
VI sAAsnlsa hxAass II N Fsal lhs3
assesasaeAnR; easassss vex%sNaaes sAsrvfeE4
u easaas sslassss - aaaks ysa saskss
| kss.Tamls~ thai sae szsaAfas nk
nsxa~sns IlySs 'rsa~ with I'm saur
saakSsxA Ases ta wsgk saa ,eaeMR yeae
eswsAs VI sAss sesr bile ard cc%szi-
rasea ~asas ~AivA In saewssAk sSsfi
sTsaesa and raasaax yea f~si MassaAlA
! su.xsaaes tAst . a~ss,ae ~ nsaasan
las~s Tase wsss s~~e y~1r eussFs txnw
ily f~~liar saa~ ts msaash& tiss~ NJ m
ssssas s'Assde~a. II VI a&ara<~Ss. aeesN1
@T@ ssd ihws ak~ tss pheasant saxt1A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Hard on Henry.

"i'm afraid Henry Nv going 10 he dis.
appointed wiki army iifr." remarked
Mr. C"bhles
why SOP
Henry wns always dead set against
manual labor, an | understand all
them breaches Ia Europe was dug by
soldiers"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
vsar vi e.NssssAs navsM.

History sssas w thss fsw ~ yexFa
the CAEsssiaas bad NJ eatsnaas IL thefR
'wa, bat weakened she yr&rs &sSardaa9
to tae ~ssseans ~ ~ NsssNns IL whisA
they eNtaxesi TAe NasAAR MssstsAAs
used the -Anaa rttsas caaastsas" ae
year III The seandsax vi RSsa@. ~ sseasm9
fr~H esheFs svantea frNsa liz rxlxn
es nseclesssn, rsillax Il "tAe kfs Vi ~
Aarps." aud Ssili eth~rm a&cd sAe
caisndss at the ,sspss III Exsrt. In sA4
sixth e~atary Deals The LATHE 4 tsssxk
nscas isstas In isnas. made cNieasias
eeaaiing frsaa shs sncarnaiiaA. I'M
date Ut which he hxea III To A. U.u
~ ws ecmmnaiy say tAai Aa1as VA
fssaaas sisa IA n IL Al the tsgsAala4
" sh~ eighth s~atasy. the senskNhie
Resie reln1ed asi that this WAS ~ biz.
ts.saeai histaaes, Hat NJ gvssfM nm
tscs was taken NJ his eEstIcsssa, ana lhA
erssg has sssasisgea to this day lisss
,aaae facts have rahled nsstesa sehal-
arx 10 assesnins, sisA@ai iaRrA ras~
sahliliy ~ aauti, the exact sssas III lh3
birth " Jesus. and 10 place II Al What
We eaa I r. &,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Fer plmply Farea.

To remove pimrles end hlsekhesds
smear them with Cutlcgra Ofntnsent
Wash sn I'm Eve minutes with CuticurM
Soap and bot water. For free samples.
address 'Cusicura. Dept. X. Boston"
AT drngEJsis and by mail. Soap III,
Ointment - and nd-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
Not So Much Work,

Mr. Hanger William have you bro
hen another glass;
William Yes, sir, hut | was very
fortunate hGls Fiiae, I,.oaly t<,ike IN
two pieces
NJ haneur So YOU call that FOR
tnnato." ,la you3
WIIItam Nrs. yjr yrn can't Imagine
whnt bother II Is 10 uick them ur
when they break Into = hundred pieces
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

4 4 4-,. .,,,.'ti y - 80, . :, \ =
Justihahie i9noransA.

The Ncwcomer~~iad you ever sheet
q snan1
The Gid timer4-Aye.
"Nhat d!si 1: feel iikey'
Il dinns Ken. lie never spoke after
var rtis - Judge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Ead tatsis. Pneumonia. ard traEgs
msy he prevented by using ysches.
Rains In iitoe. Everyone xhe9ld kssp
Ii In the hsuse -~,Adr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

bad N sisA<z Al
exiWs which lastsd
oil wiaatss Mfzi Lmlk
ma Ia 3 wnsAksn4d
can<:ition, Ifslt d
tixsas tlsaIt ] would
never hs vol again.
/ fsisGi of Lydia "
Pfnkkam's Vsg~
table COMPOUND
and what Ii did for
women psssin &
thraugh the Change
Of ilts, 10 | tod my
doctor I waah try
IL l sxn began To
gain In strength
and thu Innoying
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

"hSa The actor ut hand 90 bis
scenef'
Ne be- sasd@. wsWfa fxf sf.f. " a', W.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
TINS 10 TIE AGE or YOUTH.
Yea will Loeb ssa vear Yoanges II yos,
'sskeo vour ugir. sfsrsly, gray halr BY
ssanx ~f.a Cr~sasss Hair pgsssiss A6s


~ uRiatain oiie soldier M she ftugtt
requires tae lntsss ~ f0ar seu Ia ire
dnctise .,us suits
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

The bachelor ~ the pfahc ~ The
human family and ihe srlBslar Ia ths
preserved peach
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

When man sets a good rule ot
iifr. attra be- teris Ike eShauS,ins the
exceptions ~ prove ,he rulr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Agf lnrlF ~sra sisetil9 sse that Ne
svs pure ttsas fot thstagA'.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

appeared and your Vegetables Compound
has nasds me . we'll, STRING woman %
I do on my own hoasswosk. ! eaanoe
recommend LYDIA H. Pinkhant's FegS-
table Compound too highly 10 woman
passlng through the ChanEe Of Life.
Mrs. fxAax Hxxsos. 1858. osehsds
st.. Usbana, I'll.
Womsn who suffer fran nervousSess.
'ness Hashes," bsekaehs. hsadschss
and "the blues should try TIL. famous
rock and herb remedy. Lydia L. Fink.
hams Vegetables Compound
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

As, j, .ussa sroNs o!l5g, Dc swaps hi:
ideals Tor ideas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

W rpsFvs Dead SHOT u go~srfzI aH'
ssts 0ess dasA 10 gtSsgn - ose~i Wetnas ~
fAyswer~s M ssAsAe or reg *sAIy Aas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

A fnrv that never wears q sinila
should he avoided.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

Irsxzsyss -vssr9 sss.sey u rAGo CgkFknxr tsFs
% sEFx sastse rs Ss-a4 81 ~ rtsayxsis 20 fsass
f.1ss syss srsss4sa Sis@ s~sasf Se
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

that your hearts all right. Make
sure Take "itenovlne" heart and
aerve tunlc. Price 1'e and SlN. ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08
irnportant 70 aaess,sxs

Examine carefully every bottle Of
CAsToRIA. that famous old remedy
for infaats and children. and see thai "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

aged reputation ~ tssa' 'he TairA
gT,fa sheer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

AsaAss Werner tsmssse U~tas1 rsNssss
bat who wants 10 he Srsttanf Take
"FanenIna" for ali female discrierM
p:scs Soc aud 81 u<i, A~ Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

, Wisconsin, furnished Se.sto.tAe
bushels N the entire potato crop Ut
the raitrd states which amounted 10
ss0.usnsp bushels Ia kli. This 10
about sss per eeat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

VIA resH-r, ~ ha rt'a ~fsJs state
n''et "a th5s Nraa;ry that France's
N'vi, ~ >.eef. "a, sad P'sl,s,ri, FTt,
nry ~ti
"FTgr$'> acr'S srr Glsarg~a ring.
rap!'y The. are .gssay tat aelew ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-16
GAME LAW EXPERT
NOW IN RICHMOND
Confers with Local Department Reia-
tive to laws That Are Now
Before General Assembly.

DIR. g. r. Palmer, one OF the most
renowned experts OF the country on
the protection of game, now Of the
biological survey, department of agri-
culture, at Washington. is In Rich
mond, and was in conference with
the local officials yesterday.
The object of his visit is to lend his
assistance in the preparing of the
state game laws that are now being
proposed for the general assembly.
He called at the ONCE of the depart
nent yesterday and went into the
matter of the proposed laws shown
to dtfrerentiate with the interests OF
the game department. He wifi meet
the senate committee today at 10
o clock to confer relative to the pro-
posed laws.
Or. Palmer is considered one of the
beat authorities on the matter OF the
protection OF game in the. United
states, and has participated In the
preparing OF the laws IN regard to
game IN practically all of the states
of the union. He Is not a stranger In
Richmond. as he has been here in the
interests of the game department at
regular intervals since 1900.
Senator Keith has presented bill
In the senate providing for the clos
Ing Of the hunting season for the
naonth az Ocfnhm4 II this bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-16
LOCAL ENGINEERS
IND0RsE NATIONAL

~ special meeting Of the Rich
moud chapter Of the American Az
soclatior Of Engineers, held Thursday
night at MeChanics' institute, rsso-
luton waA passed endorsing the ae-
ton or the national association In aQ-
pea ing before the wage comm sston
In behalf OF the unorganixed techni-
ceily trained railroad employees.
After he reading u trs r>soiutlon
Of the national association by the
president, the secretary made report
OF his recent conference with the ma
tional president, Mr.. Edmund r Per
ktns. In washington. ard also gave &
brief account OF q called meeting ~
the washington chapter with sxtractE
from addresses made there in shaii
OF the me- sure ny DR. r. II, Newell
dean Ct the college OF engineering
Cnivarstlv OF Illinois. ana Gr. @. y.
GrounRky. city engineer OF Ban Fran
CISCO.
a regular meeting Of the Richmond
oharter viii be held ~ Mech anics
Institute al p, NJ. on thursday
March 20 which all those inter
sstsd f. she eccaomlc Welfare OF ths
technic,!ie trn.nsd engin eer are Ger
daily Invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-16
FARMERS FIGHTING
FERTILIZER MEN
nation In Favor OF Dealers Re~
Gently Inaugurated.

The support of the Virginia Farm
srs' union is behind Delegate Hudgins'
bill TO compel manufacturers OF far
tiltxers to discontinue discrimination
against farmers in the matter of
prices,
1t Is claimed that the discrsminat sen
is a violation OF the fundamental prin-
clpies of the antitrust law. and that
IL Virginia now had on Its statute
book such law ss that introduced
by Delegates Hudgtns and billiard to
prevent combinations in restraint Of
trade. discrimination and relating.
that 1t would be Impossible FOR the fer
tilisers to charge the farmers q higher
price for the same quantity than they
do the dealer.
The grievance of the farmers in this
respect lie of recent origin. having
heretofore been able to purchase on
buying In quantity. This year the
manufacturers are endeavoring TO
make the farmers pay one dollar
ton more than the dealers.
Section one of Delegate Eudgtns
bill reads:
BE 1t enacted by tho general as
sembIy of Virginia, that 1t shall be
unlawful for any manufacturer OF fer
tilizers to charge any farmer or other
user by carload lots more than is
charged by such manufacturer for fer
tilizers of the same quality to mer-
chants or dealers In the same county
or city, and In determining what the
price charged by such manufactures
! 10 merchant S. all rebates or draw
backs of any character shall be ignored
and the amount actually received and
retained by such manufacturer shall
be. for the purpose of this act. ra-
! garded as tho price charged for such
! fertilizers"
| Section two provides that "for each
violation of this act the manufactures
| ma king the sale shall forfeit and
| pay to the purchaser Disseminated
| aga inst one-half of the amount re-
ceived for such fertilizers, which
amount shall be recoverable from the
manufacturer in q suit brought by the
! purchaser in the court having 1uris-
diction in the county or city In which
! the purchaser resides"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-16

The rneteoric career Of BoIo PaSha-
an otacular international crook, spy
ana sntrigueant. 50 70 oe cut short
by a firing squad
Friend Of no nation, race or people,
but a master Of what American call
.blune and wholly without perception
~ moral values, though Hkillfui enough
IN evadIng the faw. nobody outside Of
strmany. which ne served well sor
w al he could get out Of the service
eel any ccnc.ru At the fact or
manner Of lis taking of.
srioa helped materially to tr'ng
.ul TO Justice. Much Of his plotting
On beha.f Of his Te1tonio masters was
carried on ir this country. The nnar-
rial end OF hts w lures was carr. "a
or through the friendly oA1oes g..
Count ven Bernstorrf. Their. German
srnhassador to the United States,
Many hundreds Of thousand 81 dol
lars passed 10 hiEa nom the Gerrna4
treasury through me Der'sche hank
OF Few York on serrsrorfrs rider.
Bolo alter pted to carry OIL & relce-
at-any- price propaganda IN Trance,
Through subsidies - purchasaois
newspapers and by direct aeHt=nl Of
enc Of the largest Paris 6aIiies The
mercy came from Berlin. Ultimately
he wns detected Brought 70 trial Ny
court martial, before which he had
evers opportunity - present his CO Sc
~ wax promptly found guilty and
sentenced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-16
MORE TRAINING AHEAD
IN FIRST AID WORK
Red Cross Glasses VIII BE Continued
with An Advanced Course for
Student Nurses.

C4!rfs and women who took the Red
Cross course in first aid to the in
jured last winter or spring will well
come the news that an advanced
course il planned by the American
Red Cross society for the benefit of
those who hold certificate showing
they have finished the primary course.
This course will consist of Ave lee
lures and demonstrations conducted
by a physician just as the primary
classes were.
The students will be expected ito
become proficient in first aid treat
ment of fractures. dislocations. burns,
wounds. hemorrhages, and in per-
forming artificial respiration" Stu
dents who successfully complete this
course will be awarded a Red Cross
bronze medal. Each class VIII be
limited in number to ten that each
student may receive sufficient atten-
ton TO become really adept in giving
first aid treatment.
These classes wifi be held in the
Young Women's Christian association
central building, North Fifth street.
Next Tuesday. February 10, at SIS
p M, a meeting OF those interested
In the advanced first aid course will
be held At this meeting a plan Of
formation of classes will be worked
out
Later. 1t is expected to conduct
some interesting first aid contests al
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation, Information about these new
classes can be gotten from the educa-
tional secretary, Randolph $40.
Because every girl loves to sing, this
educational department Of the Y. w
c. Il. is planning to conduct a weekly
evening sing" The choral club
which has been meeting for the pas,
few months, will form the nucleus for
the concert. 1t is hoped that many
girls and women who are stranger,
In the city will take this opportunity
to meet and make friends. There viii
be no restrictions or cost 10 this
weekly service.
The classes in French--hoth the be
gtnners and conversattonal--are max.
/ Ing splendid progress under Nile
Jeanne Oyer. The same may he sale
Of the millinery, sewing and Rec
Cross dietettcs classes.