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A Tabloid Tale.
The Dad and Good Hands.

Common PLEAS Court No. 7 Was having busy
Ha!. = p"ncE game "aS IN progress. with half
the chips an the table before King solomon
.Wno dealcthr" asked the King
bonner.
King solomon looked At his hand He held a
nssuly Throwing down his cards among
- nc" case. by Gorah. must preside over
~ ne cried in business-lii.o tone and made
gan for his crown. which was hanging OF the
peg .! "a ndal rack.
There "aa no case. and the King hll to
My cards are All mixed up 9th your wor.
shra" sro"led shgpes. "Now wen have to
Win an inscru,ablc smile King solomon
icaosa i"r"ard and started TO shufne the cards
Twas really case this time.
IN a lingering glance at the -ds being
dealt kIrS solomon walked to the bench
and sat Enthusiastically down.
our "'seness began Zen Drinkan. who
drel doth borrow OF ny bow aud arrow. j want,
the dog hosged and put dcath!''
No harm N that oCcth the King and he
stole glance oyer - the table, where his
ca rds lay. face down.
.Eut yo.r nishness. the dirty plug wanted
Again. saith no harm n that" reneat4a
the KING. and hc atrpdc nvrf. glanced a, nis
e"rds. mica .nd ;sent back t. the bench.
my oatt ii"wlcd Ben brSkan.
wen. thats different by Horab
s"of" The King. What shAiI do with him -
nc asked. rather absent inlndedIy
shoot MIN 9Th the same arrow"
"hoo' h!'n "lih The sane arrow ordered
to" King. and he hurried back Ia the game
:. acre soon. all the Fps lag before him on
tn. table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

M2retary standards throushou, inc
world have oecn disrupted. In tia
tion in various forms. .such as paper.
money inha,ion and bank .oredi, mia
ton and gold imitation has everywhere
caused oeprecia,!o OF monetary un
lis, rs Gon;seauen,iy We have high prices
the World over. evea where there :s
no scarcity OF goods.
Before the war there was world :
vide complaint OF the high cos, Of
living. ou, the rise in Tins country
before lslt was small compared to
what u has been since. Between 1919
and 1915 prices had increased 1917 per
cent; whereas between 1896 and 1913
the increase vas only so per cent.
disproportion between tho increase In
the dcmaiids Of business. there has
oe"n decrease IN the price levui This
has caused as much complaint IS the
had become so serious that various al.
icScd remedies were suggested 10 stop
or offset the fan.
As TO the tuturc. the general ex.
pectatiou seems to DC OF Il decline ia
prices. which would. however. il
sharp. be just as great an evil as the
ton OF currency would lie a grave
danger IN time OF reconstruction. Il
TAU IN prices. or appreciation OF the
dollar. would put heavy burden on
more than he borrowed However.
THIS fall Is not certain. and the very
uncertainty Is itself All evil
the purchasing power OF the dol
lar and other monetary units has al.
ways been and. until some radical
remedy Is applied. always viii be. IN.
stable. The dollar is. TO be sure
stable IN weight. for. oy definition. IL
ls 2a.S Er. Of gold. $40 fine. Bu, for
mat very reason. IL nucluatcs IN value
IN exchange. according to the various
forces chec,ing gold and those effect.
ing the volume OF CURRENCY such as
methods Of gold miuins. changes in
tho use OF credit and 50 on
Other units. the pound. the yard
the bushel. once nuctuated as the
unit OF value" now docs hu, Win
the progress Of civilization they have
one after another. been standardized
Our unstable and unstandartii2cd
monetary units arc among tho las,
remnants OF baraarism and arc out
or place in prcscnt-day civilization.
The fundamental reason why the
dollar has not ithr-to been standard.
izod in vaue is that only within a
generation have VIC had tho means
Of measuring its value. Bcfore the
pound weight could be stabilized
scales had TO be Invented. and before
any other units could be stabilized
tho proper Instruments for measuring
them had 10 be devised For mcasur.
ing changes IA ths price level We nov
have index number" Of prices
The use OF this index number wou
carry one stap further the transition
IN our conception OF money which he
gan with tho bullion report Al ,ha;
imn tho pnolic vas educated up TO NJ
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The wayside Graves.

side OF the road.
Where the race OF men goes by:
Let them haisow the ground on which
That Liberty should not die:
Make every grave an immortal shrine
Where their spirit shall live again
Le' them ne IN their graves by the
side Of the road
And 1--we in the hearts OF men
For pilGri inns shall come for thou
sand years
TO visit this Holy Land
lie. them find the graves o, their
heroes there.
To help them to understand.
Let them pledge az thousand shrines
to those
Who lighting for them were slain.
To live for the right for which they
That their deaths DO not in vain.
Let mem see how Americas dearest
'ias mingled with that OF France.
and the sons OF England beside them
For tho worlds dcliveranec
i'ee '"e s, See now Freedom. the dear
or men since the world began.
Can summons millions to give their
And die. to he friends OF man.
Let them lie in their sravcs nv ~,
side OF the road
where the race II men goes nv
nat .nS world ,Sr,l , nay sec how ;hcy
That Liberty should not die,
Make 9f every grave an immortal
:, Where pilgrims may pledge again
iha' the men who died and the cause
shall live in the hearts OF men.
Leo Shippey IN tho Paris edition of
the New York Herald, 0" =
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Unity the Schools.
ny 4. Il. MANN.
Specialist In Education.

There mus, hc son. ,,o,,s !, ... ;,
spirit OF service crbxps rnn,e 81 SserinS me
unIyarSal se-s;c. .t"' some SORT OF required
same result, in times Of peace as We 20 , secure me
sis,ent can,n.tr H. a ~ ny a per
campaign, car.fui,v .,G 100" conservation
mun;tv nd n,;ier,l, s1,s,.i.1 ~ cEcrS com :
CO opcraton Of tho schoois n. t, cnt
70 GncIn 49,, congress- VIII have
In inc s"cna nince m@,moa IS to DC followed
81 phvsical nH.rcIsc .nd Al, o. some torn
in fine pllrsir.1 s..,,n -ol,i 80, - resi- u
els on promptness -, 10" pre-
stinciive habit Of doirr onc's -, 800 nc ~
conditions as :, ,,,,i.- =, "'S' u"des Az
n,,tar .I ~ .ou'Se'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ary.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER.

Mary.
MARY, am Informed competent authority
some years before tine maid had reached her
fair majority.
Possessed y sheep a lamb n Won a.. a. ,.,
ticulSr)
They tell me; admit my case is all aur,cular
never saw the lamb couldn't recognize IT,
so am not prepared to aiidav.tive IL
AeT ca-on:c!ers aver that Mary. seskin. know-
edge.
Daily took her steps to some convenient COLLEGE
"heFe she applied hrrscls with much regu.
That she spelled CAT with most amaz.ns
clarity:
From which We might dcduce sans evidence
contra.iwise.
Tha, all her fates were bent on putting Mistress
Mary wise.
In every bowl Of sour In life there Is some sedi-
,tneat-
In every vauiti.s hope. some suffering TIM
harrassmcnt
Amounting TO ehasrtn and quit. acute emsar
raSsment
BY that same mutton child tina, lamk!n so
v.car!ou.
Who followed her to school and made tho elias,
hilarious.
Mind you | do no; state these tacls as .: my
knowledge.
Concerning Mary sheen or .v., M,-.,. c,r...
Only pass the tale in all its fresh Simplicity
Referring you 10 history for its authcnt;ci,v
Eu; this II! say and you know win So. ne
point OF It:
No lamb should 70 TO school and make = vauac
willie jo!at OF II!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Goodbye, Tcrbackcr; MornIn', rep!
tCcpyrtEht 1918. nv Mammal NV parrr snr..

One OF the many things never can under
S SIAN is why so few tobacco users realize tina,
oompclltns him TO attend any funeral right
was sixteen. | twenty-siN now used ia
s se nsal'hy Vigorous and always cheerful. Al
oisoa,, ! pesah on cigarettes lave smoked
began 10 grow nervous. could not concentrate
On On 70 an . never hed job very long
and norose and sullcn. and no longer like TO o
E 20 IN contact with people socially IS / used
70 II seems that am always afraid | had
All TINS before the war. tina, has nothing to
Wo Win my condition Just thought Id write
yt1u nsfsuss IKE your style Then too
mere inviting you can suggest for me,'.
suggested that he cut ont the chewing at
pipefui only after supper. evenings After
another week one smokc!css day weekly After
a. nenth: two sinokeless days. Then goodbye
Easy, lie did ii, Now he sends back NJ,
'ee DO, WIN VI my reply and this. comment:
awe !" me letter. and what's more found il
no, hait oad. lot easier than | ina med i,
e mua 40 DC fou viii see 1t was just six months
a ak .hat wrote you I'm mighty glad /
oDeFed mat impulse. good as ne W
~ my old time good nature has come bac,
. nate az Kinds OF ambition and pep Enjoy
craving for smoke. man nc yer knows what
. 1ohh j. Tobacco can do TO him untt he
him out Here's my card. lie sure 10 let me
to meet you ~ a"1
Now. then. telers whadaya know abou, Ter.
mat you have curiosity TO learn? lis
Tious tee!ins to know That you have the drop
the drop you. " = "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
Books and Authors

The Tree Book" BY lnez McFcc. 70
he pual.shcd BY stokes in Septenh her.
presents clear and Interesting in:or.
nation about the common t-c"s ot our
roads!des and woods combined With
a fund OF tree lore that makes th-
study Of trees both profitable and fa,.
ciuat!a.
II ,hsse thrilling days when atien.
tion tho world around is turuiuS to-
ward aer.al achievement And is tte'
mcndous POSSIBILITIES Tor the future.
every alert hoy with taste Tor nc.
chanics wants tho facts about air
varieties and uses. The BOYS MIR
plane hook. b. a frederick collins
(Stokcs) covers the subject thorough
- with directions and working draw
ings for constructing practiCa. models
OF tae more important types o! modern
a!-c-a.
The eombinat,on o. thr!iiing vents
Me- whIcn 49, S-nnr6, nnn,,,,1 ,n,'s
sax Eohmcr's Flu Manchu stories il
ahundantlS evident IN Dope" MS lat.
est novel ,McEr!de). The story begins
with tho mysterious disa ppcarance Of
the wife OF one OF London's foremost
citizens and follows through an ex
citing series OF adventures the chaka
for band OF op!u'L stnugglers. Dope"
is said 10 be based in part upon actual
disclosures which were made in Lon
don last year following upon the death
OF Billie Carletan. IN. wcll-knosn
Who frs. suggested the publication
in English of The Four Horsemcr"7
Edna Worthlcy Underwood is OF
the Candidates for that literary honor.
Ia a letter 10 her publishers. the Mar
shall Jones Co. she says: 4 read part
Of that book aloud 10 publisher and
asked for the translation o! il After
he heard the story he told me you
could not sell 100 copies OF II in
America. that ii was built only for
the Spanish public" Mrs Underwoods
translation OF short Stories From the
Balkans" includes modern writer's or
Houmania. Serbia Montenegro and thu
Czech lands.
The Iron City" by NJ n. Hedges
tBoni & I-iverighD. presents the chron-
IN GU, Of sound sleep. rubbing its eyer.
awakened, before new world order:
The surge OF change and growth o.
the Iron City beats upon the life or
John Cosmos. instructor in mid.
Western college for young men and
women. In this environment many adj
ventures come TO him. and he. TOO. -
the subject OF growth and change.
indusirialism and its strikes. intrigue
ana love the new consequences OF
newer points of view in education and
social life fill his days. He wins in the
old way woman of the modern world
nation of another woman typical OF
America una"ake In the end he
fings everything into the great ad-
venture of the goneration-a dauntless
quest for some solution OF the worlds
Ills. the re-mdk1ne OF the worlds life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
,Iun with the Iron MASK.

Subscriber. Misunderstanding man
with til. iron mask Mas u mysterious
French prisoner OF state. whose idenii-
/" has never been satisfactorily cs.
iahlislicd tic was CLOSELY condnc! a,
rigncrol 1919 at ENiilcs. ltcs. ::
saint Marguerite. 1857. and was nnally
transferred to the EastIie in 1888,
where hc died November ~ 1908. all
vas buried the following day IN the
cemetery nf 81 Taul. under the name
Of MarchiaIl. lie wore q mask of blacn
to prison. and although treated VITA
the utmost Difference. VAS forbidden to
uncover himself under penalty OF IN
start dcAth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

AT last the mule has broken INTO high
society Two ultra-fashonablc New York
women have made sensation and publicity by
driving their pet mules III a race al the
Duchess County Fair. The animal really is
too sensible and digniied 10 succeed the
lekincse and monkey rs social favorite, but
may be forced into that position by the
claims OF his father, who SO long has been
the dominating figure in our smart set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

pastor who nad invited him insisted that he
should not do 90 The Albany Argus, from
which ". get this Information. cditorially
d@mncd the action Of the leading members"
There are more Buildings going up in Rich
rnond thar many Of Us ina Sinc. and the proper
ton OF these IN The eastern part OF The city is
large. showing that. while there is much emf
grafton from church liill westward. all the i'm
provtments arc not In tho West End
The Female Collegiate Institute. L. = IA
wards and +. t. Firham. principals. viii open
today.
Orders have been given at the Post office De-
partncn' 10 supply Richmond with street let
ter boxes.
Tho Richmond hotels are filed to overflow ing
and u is Just the ordinary beginning OF active
fall business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

The Roumanan army has begun 10 with
draw from Budapest on peremptory demand
from the allied supreme council. The new
Hungarian government. therefore. seems TO
have met with ,he approval OF the council.
Any way, the council does not propose that
nation which the allies put On is fee. shall
resume - old practices aud grab cou;roi over
territory which does rot belong 20 i. q il
any Wy 70 interfere win t-s se!:-1e.s:a!-
nation .! peoples e1t:-e- ID he !:za
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

to violating that oath. it would seem to be
the height OF presumption on tho part OF
this organization that any future President
will assume 10 do so. Besides where does
it obtain its authority for directing the func-
tioning OF any department OF tho govern
ment? We have fallen upon parlous times.
if any officer OF the government shall feel
under constrant 10 take orders from this
impudent organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
Confcdcr,te soldier., nomc,.

Reader. Ecaufort. 5. C.-Tdcrc are
Confederate soldiers homes AT Atlanta
Ga. Austin. Texas: Eeauvolr. Miss.
Columbia :. a. hermitage. Tenn.
iIlgcinsvilln. Mo. Jack sonyi!lc. Fla
Little Rock. Ark Mountain Creek
hla: New orleans Id Fewec VALLEY,
Ky: rikesviiIe. Md, Raleigh. :. e..
Richmond. Va. and MasnLnston. =. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

Well. if we do face a national deficit OF
$4,000 900 600 Tor next July, we will have the
comfort OF knowing, as We pay our taxes,
that Just iiye-sixths Of the amount is to pay
for relieving from the agonics OF death By
starvation many millions Of women and chill
dren and tdins a dozen countries OF Europe
over period OF deadly peril and dcsolauon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
nritI.h i.mnIre.

+. e. T.. crewc.--,;rcat Britain com
prises England. Scotland and Wales,
ali parts of ono island. ana United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland
includes ireland as an addition. The
British empire consists OF all these
and india. the colonies. other islands.
proiectoratcs and lcpenlcneics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

Canada having accepted the peace treaty
and league of nations without reservation, the
advocates of those measures Will point out 10
us her noble and enlightened example for our
emulation, while opponents will cite the act
as new evidence that treaty and league are
British coutrivanccS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
IRON the Richmond Dispatch. Sept, % 1863 )

REV. Dr. j. Lansing Bur.
rows. Of this city. was in
Albany. y Y. two week $
ago. He was invited by a
brother baptist minister to
preach IN the following
sunday from his pulpit aud
accepted the Invitation.
some OF the leading mem
bers Of the church heard
the horrible news that 4
rebel preacher" from IN.
capital Of the Couf.deracy
VAS - I'LL the pulpi. and
they raised a row. OF
course. Or. Burrows with
drew his acceptance o, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

school Girl. Richmond The Wool.
worth building IN Sew York Clty Is
states. II is 80 feet IN height. Win
tltty-ouc Stc.lcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

The AntSaloon League N alaers.. 1.
announced, Will demand that the or#t.,s|
parties next year nominate candidates l,.,
President WHO arc openly pledged 10 .,,e.
served enforcement Of the prohibition amend
.ment TO the Federal Constitution n ,tb.,
words, II proposes TO he a super -govcrrno.y,
10 force INC President TO respect MS oatt,
Of once % enforce the Constitution Since
presidents III inc pass have not been gwen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
General pershine. Religion.
rnIIckf building.

Mrs. NJ e :. hmond.--Gcuera
c:sh.nS IS an Episcopalian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

MISS Else Janis has conceived the idea OF
"HN'"s al AMERICAN women telegraph their
ioSes 10 General Pe.shinE Now We like Gen
"ss'-'s'e anc he's aces with and recoS-
MIC the TACT that he helped win one of the
worst wars VIC have had in five years BUT II,
the 'aaS We arc married to is song to telegraph
aer love 70 any gentleman while We are san
atiTe and have our health and salary enve,o,c
20 oe"'e'n1n IS going TO be the writer of
'nese weak and pury lines. We admire Elsie
We adore her press agent ard NC arc strong ,ur
Ja~a j.. but there arc LOT o. ha rdwork!n-
HUSBANDS Who need those kilograms FUN OF
'oSe' even 1! they arc sent collect"
.'nd 7o'' tha: me cwsaa ae.s a.e speaking
81 grooming political candidates. the picture
o. grooming eonj3res up An odd sight, |, shows
nan "a sao't running pants being saonE.d
oN - Trainer, While others are rubbing him
down E!tn towe!e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

Advertisement in New York morning naoe-
RENT FREE
IN ;ae store aud bascnea, n Won
purchase the building. sale price
reasonable Yves; Seventeenth Stree;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22
Charcoal Eph,. Daily Thonrn,

lie reanes' man Ear.h." said Charcoal
HP"' IN mood. Am de easy mark what done
sNe al NJ Sot an have { stop Svin kase he
an sot no mo- de way he tren's tell hi, Try
a doushnu., Mstah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

An order for leg OF lamb these DAYS eau,
.o' JOINT debate with the butcher over the
High Costive Living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

We a.e glad 20 note BY the ouh,ic ,-;,,s -.
1900 prices are coming d. ~u. Now all We nav.
got to do Is 10 persuade our grocer and butcher
10 read the newspapers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

Mrs II. ". r.. Tazcwer When .
man enlists in the United states Navy
n n - Ei|f to $40, ct"' THIS is
ishcd to pay for his uniforms. under
clothing. socks. shoes. etc. This amount
Is *Hi.an - 9' ,Ss sa,n ' Mears
out before his term OF service ea-
pircs hc - required to buy more from
his own pay The men III the navy. as
well As III the army, are taught 10 take
care Of their clothes and il is contrary
To regulations to mutilate the clothing
or equipment in any way Other equip
ment. such rs blankets and mattresses.
are furnished fire: 81 charge for the
use OF tht sailor and must hc returned
upnn discharge from the service. IN.
clothing ISSUED to sailor is his own
property ana may lie kept by him when
he leaves the service. While in the
service regulations prescribe the care
OF the clothes as much more tina
the one who wears them.
Isle of Pines.
w ;. r.. Portsmoutii.--rhc Isle Of
Pines, an island belonging to Cuba Is
situated about forty miles southeast ,.i
the south coast Of Pin:lr del I;io 1t is
altaoai circular III outline. except for
a hook shaped peninsula on the south.
western portion OF Tie island It's iii.
amcter !" about forty miles and the
area about $40 square miles. The
northern part is 'hilly and we'll lor-
caicd with pine. cedar and mahogany
while the southern part consists Of low
marshes similar To the Everglades in
FLORIDA The southern portion is COW
tred with manerore thckets and pre-
sonts : luxurious wealth or native nora
and fauna. The soil In the north is
sandy. being lavora bic 10 the srowth
81 pincappleS and potatoes There arc
, some mineral deposits. OF which only
the marble auarrics AFRO cXplaiicd. The
rhicf Industries ere CATTLE raising and
tho production OF citrus fruits Since
tho Spanish American War the island
mas been exploited by Americans and
has been Americanizcd TO a large ~.
tent. Unsuccessful attempts have been
| made TO bring II under the jurisdic-
ton Of the United States For admin
istrat!ve purposes the island is = mu-
nicipal district OF the province OF Ha-
vana.
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he EHIdence

The Evidence.
TOW aota the !!ttlc busy oce
That's very hard 10 KNOX
t2- when Re do;h We canro: see
Ard YET 1e 'e.l it, 50:
H:n:s5t co'''ns H@s !amped ,ne following sign
o. East Fo7;y.seeoad Stree; Haaha,,aa: "Fresh
!eaea soca Mad From F-esa Berries
wan n. soot man ne bas man 90,
:A-oasa suffering and s.,t:as rich. the a,is1l.
'eAo" a.! hsY- caaace
4 .ot
Ho7 q. i. +.
70 Gs.E
ca"s :n.ad
u *o--y win
Tae e,a.s
I.ey Are high
Tia: t.ey out
.. r.sch--
Ii. hc-e below
i<s plenty IL
Can ,cach
Eeaca u.a.
Taa:x reach
Can; make.
TN ,4,ita.d
couio 81. reach
STEAK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

ISlEpuoNh: ndclph l..
rriVstc branch EKchange
connecting With all depart
ClcDIN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

MCNpNY- SEPTEMBER =. 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
instrn. tslS New York Ave-
nue. New Work city, Sitth
Accuse building. Chicago,
Ic>-irS IaS BsldtAs:
ra..aGeicha. Iciouia! 1r1>i
l3Ls,f.us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

ADDRESS ALL CoM>iUNICA.
TONS TO The Tines-Dls-
path. ind not to tndiN iluats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

one OF the many things | never can under.
s sesna IS why SO few tobacco users realize that
sooacco can rum fellows health without
compelling him attend any funeral right
away. ''7"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-22

N.n-e7i Co!.'as Eas !amped ,hs .ol!ov.nS sign
=, ~ - o''! .se*2ad Street Manhattan: Fresh
teaea SOFA Made From i-esa ge--.s"