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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

7" the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir Ah Interested listener III the
hearing Of the coed ordinate college
bills the other night ann writing my
impressions as a few Of the speakers
rose and drov" HON" their points
Thcr" was TIL" lady who assured us
she had persuaded her husband to
abandon "a successful business in New
York. 10y which he was supporting. his
- that she might send her little daugh-
ter I" the public schools Of Nirp ini,
Iho practical views OF this lady could
have very litil" weight with me after
h"i opening admission.
Then there VA. Mir Charles Iassitcr
VINO complained thIt bc had 10 pay 81 80
L" send his daughter 10 jryn MaNr
"h"H The state should HAY" paid for
Nor college education and let him put
va, n9ney III his pocket. MIR. l.assitcr
mas indeed been wrongcd. He, no
doubt. hates to part with that twelve
my "onld probably put it on; at 6
''r cont interest. ana II occurs To me
som" Arrangement should 10" made.
SAY DN I"ductinG from the state cdu-
'aN"na iund ANA shortening tho school
term III the rural districts. 70 repay him
i"r IA" moneys he expended
However the women Of the state
must hay" "a university: no speaker on,
"l'h"i SD" protested against that. But
'h"r" was IA" W"mnn's club In Rich
W"nd. the ladies had said: The West
Hl"r"Ihnd club Is old and illuStrious
its mime is known throughout the coun-
try. L traditions do not have 10 b..
"uiit; let uS coordinate with IT, WHY
should "" start new club without a
maine Hay" not other clubs 4 mem
b"rship OF both s"N"Sf Besides. IL
would H." TAR NOR" economical 70 make
us" OF its library and other appur-
tcUanc"s imam 10 buy our own" Cam
not YOU Imagine til" Mortified members
% Tia" WcStInOg.laud crying: "Nay.
NAY. We suggest that YOU 20 over and
FORM =, partnership with the Home for
Needy Confederate. Women or there
- au old and honorable institution not
'hi Instant up Tia" th"s;lp"a l." and Ohio.
"hf NOT 70 up {" stanton and co-or-
iinat" w'th that Ana in vain might
That grand old warrior. Mrs. Norman
randolph. repeat. MY grtuddaughtcr
l., Just a. good aS Eppa fiunton III.
Sho ought To have the rirlt 10 10 in
""u sat on u" sam" bench with him
Now. think. women are tho
equals OF mon IN some WAYS. We stand
equally - hlGh in our mental stock
ing i"-i. II not physical!y. We arc Try
irt /" learn 10 t." ind"p-ud"ut and W..
"out want L" learn in - college de-
pendent on ANA borrowiu. from ,h.
university certainly not when it's men
protest. That would b" no, unlike
rarrying man against his will in
"rd": to G"' lbs name. and ~" don't
car" &" do anything collectively We
would ~r"Gu To do iudi% .du.ily so
here's hoping aHd voice the hopes o,
. number ~ ,hc much discussed - pcr,
cent mat tho Legislature" van. after
th" Waf. XIV" u college of our own.
not % !"hn-to "u the University OF Viz
"i wouauhpod dragging down me
bricks OF ihat tine old institution.
Richmond. Va Fcbrunr,. g. Igls.
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Books and Authors

The social Plays Of Arthur Wing ,.!nero."
edited l,v ,'l,y,on jI,,,i,tr., 49,. 49,. ~,
shcd BY u: l. Duit"n s. o. nj III, " a., ny" -
has been called .;h. ,,luy,yr"ir ,'v.,;j i, ..
b.c:.us, of ,bc i,,,' ~, - " - -
For more than a unartrr nr - .cnt,,ry nn la"
been regarded as ,h, leader anon. Ii,jn,. Ing
fish dr..Iiatists .rEis il ,hn "r";,9 ,;,,,tt7 III
lion of Tncrns i,,,,nr,a ''y NJ 'i''''N CO..
,,n a Tn"a,ilr,mN for IN" r-ndin; public
IN ,.tH -. '''lp'nlch ~ a crl'lrai preface
ni"i,r:,,i w., ",,i,' CO.." m PROGRAMMES, and
,rnGc, inn r.,' , l"u, h:Sn r"iaS"N ana IN
ii,,',!i,,', my p'rh confronted -! Ga Nton
WIZ. :,,,i -, !" nr"n!nmS o. IN" ley.
of III" rbcn,"r"' ; -" '''"s'''''' 'he '"""rF
' - '"'"'''' -
T. l. button x co have inst issued , re.
N!Scd Cdiii", of ~ Yrir I'm E'Iysi, - liz Mnuri.,
Eari;.r The book covers The. period iron, zoos
90 i3o7-of tn. authors cis.rvit ION. :, hrn Tho
then. after SON" h"sitanry. TOOK the fatal step
which ted 20 i:s eventual oy.r,rro,y Nh. 49,
mi Heat ton ur This book AZ mis- linn" nj, rrnyo
h"pf,l those int-ros;c,. in tho present de
r"l"pncnr OF Huss. in tracing tn. c;,i,S.s of
what las happened. FOR the seeds Of In.
events of 1917 arc plainly visible in tnr events
- I"c6 MI tn" elements Of ;lc situation All
:h, proaInuiSis ,i no ,ir,,,,, 70 ,i,,,.... ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

To IN" Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
SIf.-l*n't Il about tim" we again
consider W4shin@ton's ahvicc and place
one tut Americans ON guard, and
place uou" In authority under God in
this country. except Americans. Let
tn" hNpAcia'rs wait 4 generation
surely "" nav" natives enough TO
hanul" ~" rciuS Of government Let
others wait ~ make them wait. Tor
We nav" been warned by u prominent
nFrh"n"i": september -. 1907. ia -
ai-''"rud;t paper ~" stated: Ih"
american people viii II" conquered by
IN" Victorious German ';"ruan- tin"ri-
"ih?' spirit, 80 that II will present am
enormous German empire. Whoever
does not h"!i"Vc this laciSs "onNdcu..
~ IN" strength Of tn" German spirit
Why 'ohi wc 50 modify this spirit"
,iat il VIII l." worthy of ahou, ae much
'"ni'd"!.c" IS ~" nov have ia the honor
of IN" foremost German gentleman Of
our land. ia" recent ambassador
NATIVE
North l.mpo"ia. Va. February :.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Girl of Yesterday.
~ HENRY EDwAKD wAxNUK

Her hands arc wrnhled and lalsicd
Amd her brow * dcc>"d with gray
Nh' -" see u" trace IN the curcworn face
OF tn" ';irl Of Yesterday:
tui SIT" dreams as hcr is setting
hi Ia" Joys OF :. Lime she knew iicars
Nnd her hopes and fears and her smiles and
I'ass hN in Iona review
81" sits IN her ltc's Ions. winter
Art hopes for the coming spring
Aud the tears arise in her dim old c>c.
As Sh" toys with wedding ring:
Nnd Sh" sees IN the open fire
y h!id" of the long ago
\n" the glad strains roll from the urran's soul
To the echo. swcc, ana low
She dreams she sits there secin:
The thimgs that We're sweetest then.
'i INC hab" YOU were in the arms of her.
VIII" are NOW .;an Of Men"
\nd tho i"ar. dear light her vision
Is tic baby eye al blue
Nmd tho diimplo IN the dear little chin
pf IA" baby that was You:
Nh You wl," would be ror.cttinI
There's love in the cnr",xoru face
That ono. was fair the silllcu hair
That lent i; Youthful grace:
Ana YOU with Your glad ToMorr"w.
Your debt is heavy pay:
Let your homage fan {" the queen "f them all
Z" tn" Girl Of Yesterday,
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Wnnt. University open to Women.

To the Editor "f Til. Times Dispatch.
sir Doubles. an viii agre" ,ht,
highest service wl'.h n.r women can
render. ACCORDINGLY. il - fitting mat
at n" command al th"s. women who
az" qualified 10 gain the MODEST vision
o! tn: n"ld Of that service. iu ,ousid-
"rIHr no" - make "tAc best avail
we "f HnAN "" not "p"n The doors Of the
university 10 Women
suppose that tho S;n:c should sud
denly agpul"" s..oOo,oou OF so Tor
won"n's "duratjon. II tn" question OF
mean. could thus handle itself. 4.
woHia tnen be deal 10 dupilcat" IN.
WI nc tH%Ur"n'" "i TIA" same high
Sthhi1rGN oi cqU.nmcn, and faculty
which exist ,h"re.
From p"rsoual experience As = stu
h"hi at "oih "a womau's college and 1T
"a "o-ord!rat" university. know that
'n"r" 81" som" delightful phases %; So
mes" are ininor aspects after all Elt
s:c. THIS h.po;hctical Request is no,
'h"tN I" %" Forthcoming ". turn 10 the
a it.rnailvc OF ma King double use OF the
existing plant at charlottesville. ,on
inc coordinate rather than The CO.
S.du"h iona! has : sine" the latter form
hH'Hnr iraGi"r!stics of coll"g" !.fu
Of separate Institutions which tn.
Inrm"r tEpc Viii not mak" necessary
The consideration ui "cnieirury and
economy" tn" WatcawOrdS which mo
war tam" problems acecHtuatc, b:!ug Us
1" tits choice.
OF the objections 10 Tho Plan Of 2
60 or!!nai" university. the mos; forei-
81" il that founded on Sen,int.il;--':a
natural antipI'hv ana a deep diStruc:"
"hi"h - ~ i'sc,! not unworthy O. our
respect. The dread OF the proposed
"n"ne" as :cit ~ such large num- hers
OF III" studcn: aud alumni. bodies ! :.
Very ma turai feeling, and AN cNur.ss.nn
ol ih-lr pr";.CtiN" loyalty. How can
theT fan TO SnuGdcr at The thought Of
~" inevitable" hairpiu lying in the
classic wallis? But satisfaction win
tho present restricted access vii! bc
OF IN" great need OF the coming hour
IS suggested that the innovation
WI! tenn 10 lower either the attendance
Such fears HS these may he soon set m
rest ny E!auc" At such universities s
columbia and Harvard, which have M;
INC ncW system 20 such t"~t tina. il is
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only Gospel In the Puiuit.

!" 'nc Editor OF III. Illness Dispatch.
SIT Plea 2!!uw me. TN old soldier
OF ~ 80. 10 say amen 20 what Il C.
BriStuw wrote ia The Times Dispatch
81 februa;y a. 20 preaching politics
and social reform" Would mat all
ministers -! til" GosDcl were Liz. Rev.
L. l.. Gibson in this respect Too many
Of th"m a." not follow oVr LORDS en-
ample. who went about doing good. hut
never failed 20 make IL plain tina; H..
rh'n" 1" saw" IN" world from sin not
Tor social reform. or to make IL "~s t..
Tor dcmocra y" Lct,tho laitN do that
men like uur good President. who know
much more abou: il and can do IL i..uch
better. And let politics and the nau
=" lett "uis.d" tn" church. never
saw. o' wished TO see. even ara old Con-
f"i"rnic nlS there. us hard enough
L" keen in mind Dr. Watts prayer:
Gail IN" away from nosh aud sens
TAy grace, . Lord can draw inc thence
but with politics and nags ana r.f.r-
"uC"S TO Hun atrocities. that mos.
cNr"!t"Ht git OF CHARITY Aitnuut which
Wh"So.N"r nN"ih o. counted dead be-
FORE ii!m - VERY. Very hard To keep.
social REFORM and democracy ar" good
hu' now iniiuitos!mal!S small compared
Win TIA" ~a!vlti"u won on Calvary.
south Richmond Va February ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

only city or town in IN. Star, nm,
operates under the city manager pInn
OF government. The UNDERSTANDING is
lhat the plan has proved Il success, i'm
the conduct o: the affairs of that muui-
cipality There arc officers called man
ayers in Staunton and Frederick Sburc
In the instance of the latter two how
ever. although tho importance Of n
trained expert was recognized. there
was no recognition Of the underlying
principle or a powerful executive CON
trolled by a small elected Council that
became an essential factor in the later
commission manager type OF charters
The first real commission manager gov
crnmcnt was put into operation In 1912
in sumter. >. g.. Il city Of about 5000
population. city after city adoptcd the
nifty cities with population OF upward
OF 100000 living under governments or
canned on the commission manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Letters nust give She name md nd
dress OF the writer. Nnme viii NOT be
pubiinhcd 10 writer 40 rcuucsts.
IInwL. Taking Heavy Toll.

u" IN" Editor of The Times bispat cG (:
ST. our editorial OF january ~
refers I" the Importance OF Il hawk
S'"Ip law. ] am sure that more birds
are destroyed by hawks than are killed
ny huntSmcn. The hawks hnv" in
creased more than amy other bird dur
IhS thr last Few years nuiin. this
cold SD"i, mud tina, the hawks have
caught great quantities Of birds. III"
grass hein" covered with snow. tn"
pros nave had no place 10 hide. con
S"uucrtIN they arc easy prey for Til.
In wk&. w" are !old there IS n surplus
N the hands -: ~" Game Commission.
W ny not Us" THIS to pay for hawk
Sca!ps; Any surplus derived from Ii
rehSr tan on til" huniSman should be
used for the protection OF tn" game.
ESSEN"
L..A..l VI E..Llil.I.-,.
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.tu,ii, i;ilI i'm pclc.nlC.' uoni.

(II!"ENS OF Virginia vino wish 10 see its
business conducted along The most APP
proved lines confidently look 10 the House
o! pe'cst''S Tor Favorable action on Senate
hiii number = which provides that the hooks
ana accounts Of the county and CITY OH
clais charged with the du;v oT co,Ioc,i,,
an" HlSOnrSing public funds Shall be audited
ny me "ilc' OF the State Accountant a, c,s,
ono" IN each i"o years. Very propcrjv ci;ie.
OF NOR" ''an 10000 inhabitants are cyomn,od
from me operation OF the act not however
h'cauS" tcy do not need 10 have such v.or,,
don". hui rather because thcv already h,vo
found II essential ana long since have i'm
stared tAe!r own auditing systems
!; mas happened so frequently in wears
S"h" by that honest officials splendid mon
IN every respect, have been financially ruined
ana nave gone 90 their graves in sorrow be
cause ~ faulty systems OF book kocpinc or he
'auS" OF III" untaithfui or dishonest conduct
oil trusted subnrdnatos, that those now oc-
cupHlns such positions OF ,rus, and rcspop.
sIbilily doubtless viii welcome the nrouosod
system
It may very well be said here that Tho
States experts Will handle this work in no
spirit Of hostility 10 local officials. hu, Will
w ''''i'''"H by earnest purpose TO aid them
III securing the best possible results
80 one can conceive OF a large businoc.
/ enterprise being conducted without frequent
aUdHN OF its books. Every county o,,d citv
is III it""li a grea; business enterprise whoe,.
stockholders, lis citizens. are entitled 10 tho
application 81 TN" most approved busincs.
ir'ho'S ana principles in the cOnduc, Of lis
affairs " '''
hv"n were tho expenses OF the audi, can
sidcfabl" it would stan he ono o, those fupd,
mental necessities which rs y husiroys m
l'FPile'' no county or city should no dcrriyod
! Oh. however. the expense Will be ncrlipih,c
aS inc WORK Wi! be done at prime cost Tho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

no longer in the experimental stage.
our beloved university. magnificent In
its setting and inspiring III it's influ-
cree, has a dignity and prestige OF it's
own. which viii withstand the proposed
inNhSion. What might he los; OF ira
dltlon VIII bc more than repaid by tho
renewed strength which widencd use
tu!ncSS viii bring.
NARY BLEi:ckI:R holland.
Beaver Dam, Va, February T.
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ISrnvcIy Waiting

'For The Times DispatchD
Waiting. until proud victory comes.
must the Wild alarm drums
Whilst the trumDcts shrilly blast
w Mist the serried armies fast,
llurl defiance with shot and she'll
whilst tho cannonS roar and swell
WIN vibrating thunder their wild
death kncll
or warriors souls. as wing their flight
To that Fair land OF pure delight .
For l,'berty's cause" which never
AS long as men are men beneath thu
skies. nv
CHARLES MACON wEssoN.
Richmond. Va, February /. 1918.
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The Confederate Home.

y ~ H.. icicrSDurS.- THE aDpro-
priationS rs the State for tho Cnmfcd-
.ratt Home vary. being based upon it's
estimated needs ny the General Assem-
piE at inc tim" II is in session The
pf"pcriN was decided to the board Of
,'uStteS OF the institution. but revcrts
nack 10 INC state when ii is no longer
uScd rs q nome for Confederate sol
hicfS; III" funds for that purpose arc
handled by the state Audito: OF Public
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Information Bureau

inGuirtea regarding nImort my tonic,
eAceptinS ON Legal and medical sub.
Jectn' are answered free. As all .n-
GutrteS arc answered directly by per-
nohai letter n Hclf-nldr exsed, stanpea
envelope is required. AJdress The
Iimc>-btspHtch lnformrtivn bureau,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Charcoal Eph', Daily rhoupb,.

~ ! raise chickens an my neighbour got
garden" said Charcoal Eph. 'dat'S all ri2ht. but
81 got garden an nay neighbor raise chick
"n>. dnts q darnod outrage: Eat sump'n Ms all
Inrk.ntL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

Sergeant w. X c.. Cam I.ce.-Wo
nave not available the Information ,n,
tcnucsi. You may obtain the inroriua-
non hi addressing letter to The chief
OF ORDNANCE. War Department. Wash
inEtou, - =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
lpItriOtic Remarks.

w T." u. Wiiburn.-Thc publication
ni lHt weekly Times Dispatch was
discontinued about seven years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Fashion NuIr.

Friend OF who is in the bushes Of man
,!iacrurine feminine camoui.aG" says: ~ woman
Would wear a barhed-wirc tcnc. il it east enough
TO To- fashionable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

Hunseribcr.-io should report the
matter To the office Of the I'0i,nd S,...
"lS'fiS' attorney in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
GUARANTEES
Bank
Deposits

deposits OF 5000 or loss, on the theory that
tie. Sii''i!"r d"positOri are I'll" poor al
.ni"r most hy bank failures. It is argued ina,
iu:rantee would inspire confidence among
very Snlal CAPITALISTS ana bring into the banks
mono! now boarded. Tn" scheme suarartoc-
r.: o"noaiis. however. has hecn tried in several
Sil %. ana proved not helpful. h!; n:sci .voiis
~ mere IS suspicion among posSibi" dcpoyitors
'i" nest cure IL to enforce TIA. banking Ia
hhG thus max" every deposit Scrur.. whether
y, ne ."rrn tor or less khan $l,0G0.-Ncw York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

~ man in Texas with only cent IN his
pocket is no better off than man that l.,s
money and owes cents"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

FURNISHED ever, in. in tic ut 20 south i."ih
street Richm"n,l. Va. The fumes Dispatch fn".
Fishing Co.. is.u.. Charles L.. His'r""h. idiio' nh!
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W hisky Scir,Ire.
Weekly CHARACTERIZATION.

; j. w, Kichmond. - Perhaps thc
'."hi" was not reported to the papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

ANDRES All COMM NitNfi''\> 1" Ihe liinrs-
Dispatch. aud tn inhi>i'uht>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

hrSt Method I" Break the Habit. viii YOU
hh"tN suggest the best me thod to break per
son of the smoking habit? = H. j.
.>'S":f--Il the person Is Under the of
wen -onc. would Sue.cS; a sound thrash
inE Tor The parents or guardian who permitted
IN" Indulgence" | viii be glad q send the vic
I'm o' IN" habit my monograph entitled "iI"w
I" !"y MY Lady Me \ stamped (3 cent? self
addressed cuNclop. is all that is required
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
The
National
Army

terms not OF privilege aud luxury. hut of 20
sp"rsihility and duty. Tn" National Army is
Young american manhood pledged 10 the de-
f"ns" Of our homes and households, our M ION
aud thc cause Of International liberty There
finer body Of Youths. no y.- AN or.
!.3u!zati"n better calculated % thri! tho human
heart. When "" think o. last summers daft
and the result oi j.. W" must rejoice that such
host Of our citizens between the ages Of
iwcniy-cnc and thiriN-ouc have boon sibjec, ed
to Tic wholesome rcfria ion and drill of army
life. Nor is it = bodily IMPROVEMENT alone that
has resulted. Tho men hctt"r and
spirit. The educational facilities provided nj
the camns ARC no less than cxtraordinarv and
out Of their better physical condition; ana their
wider mental "uil"o'l has como beyond u;:es-
tion NOR" dependable ethical nuality--Provi.
dcnce Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

i!.tii'iipNi: Enndoiph l..
ir,raic Branch !.AChnn:c
'unne,tin. NiIh All dcI'a't-
int..tS.
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aTnI,nicn
OF
Terrorism

From this t'mo on >rn.ric..l.s
Campaign look for . campaign OF
OF terrorism that wTl! tax. many
,coo; iorms-an| form that Will ter.
~ ''''>"' r"rizc. IN fact tn" sure
outcoin" of such Gamma i..n W in
he III" iHtcr1inG OF ell enemy aliens No .tnlcri-
can wants his country 20 further II, this di-
'cci,on than necessary But IN" enemy .,if.nr
Of the sinister type ~" marking ont the lines
for Fcdera' action asains; their entire class.
NNnd al Americans vii! want the action Of the
frder1l aut nOrlti.S h' nd
deadly as the situation shall demand Tho
sh'pEard lire % NeSicrln" may no; have been
inccndiary. but TIC fact vii remain. u"vcrthe-
lc>S. that the camp?!gn Of terrorism Is on aud
the American n"oplr VIII have starilin. cri-
dc"r"s Of it The Germans rot going 10
n":iiiit the submarines th3i have fallen down on
their job TO have sol" rrSronsibil!iy for en-
hnrrassinr the Wal program of this country.
ShinhuiidinE r&htS. TO destroy nuniton fac
tories and :" destroy all stores rossiblc.-Balt!-
more American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

Bi;ANtu OiiiCLS: Wash.
in.inu. ~" Iuuri", Ain
;'ttc't. y. W; Ncw l"rL
Cay. iJith avenue SuI"!-
ins. Chicago. Peoples i.a>
i;Uii,iiu:; Philadelphia, Ma
In.,l l.Iir building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

mixed dict If present excess. il in'licat G.;
either putrcfac;ivc accommodation of prot Gins a.
animal "rigiu in TIL" intestine. or an absccss
somewhere IN the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

MEMBER lIil N>>uCiAifD 'KE>>.-ihr
Associated Press i exclusively entitled to The use Tor
trpuhi alton III all III. patches credited &" It
not otherwise credited IN TIL, paper and also tive
local published herein. All rights Of r"iuhii'a-
lion of special dispatches nrr-in also rrscr'"d
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Current Editorial Comment

The notion o. having deposits
III banks guaranteed by til. gov
rhhl"nt l. revived In tn" annual
report OF John Shelton N'.lIi.,l,,c
"inptroll.r Of the Currcury H..
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strange things como TO pass III war times
'I'h'"oh" mas had gaslcss day. and the
Legislature IN session, 100.
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Way offensive is proving very much so
10 tho vicious Huns
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~ any rate, the gas Shutdown wasn't
llobson's choice.
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'"I'"h@" has been able to get his name in
~. p%ptra AGAIN by ending tie Kaiser Il
cordial birthday message.
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