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Atkinson's Standard Preparations

Sl.OO Beef. Iron and Wine; pint
size; l gross IN stock. Sale Coo
price, .s........ wv
Csc Larkspur Lotion. 3-oZ. bottles,
II dozen in stock. Sale 17o
price ~
25c VeroniQue Almond Cream Lo-
ton, 4-oz. bottles. doz. in 1Sn
stock. Sale price. ..... lOO
25c Sanitary Fluid. a safe dis
effective, SOC. bottles, doz. Ito
in stock. Sale price. 1900. III
Csc Lilac Lotion. 3-oz. bottles;
Iri gross in stock Sale 15C
soc Eff. Sodium Phosphate, "
h.; IL dozen in stock. Sale 90O
price
25c Throat Pastilles, 40 in bot
tie: s doZ. in stock. Sale Ito
price
CSC Brown Mixture and Ammonia
s doz. in stock. Ike
sale price .';'..;.'-.....s,'E.AN.
dozen in stock. Sale Ike
Price
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BUREAU W0MEH'S UNION
ON OUTING TO CHESAPEAKE

The Women's Union Of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing. a branch
Of the Federal Employees Union No
105, is having an excursion at Chesa.
peake Beach today.
There is a varied program SEIZED
uled. Races OF every known de-
scriptiOn will be run, the winners
being awarded prizes donated by
various business houses OF Washing
ton. In the evening there will be a
prize waltz, a silver basket being
awarded the most graceful couple.
A number or wounded soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital are in the
party as guests.
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D. c. BUSINESS MEN
ON FISHING TRIP

Some OF the greatest fish stories IN
years are expected to be circling
around washington in a few weeks,
when a group of business men VINO
have Just left for Canada, return with
their tales.
Joseph A. Berberich, president OF
the Merchants and Manufacturer
Association; T. c. Dulin, Henry w.
Sohn. Bernard NJ. Bridget. DR.. {. w;
Crosson. Henry T. Onterdinger and
Harold onterdinger make up tne
party. They have just left the city
for Pickerel Landing, on the french
river about 200 miles from Toronto.
For three weeks they plan TO lose
themselves in the woods with real
sure 'nun .Injun" guides and camp
ing outfit.
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Su1dries

$50 white Travelling shaving
Brushes; x dozen in stock. e1 10
25e Metal Trench Mirrors for
camp; IA dozen in stock 1O0
SAFE .:..: 80; -, - =: :
dozen In stock sale 1QP
Ssc Aluminium iiSiri' Pepper Shakers:
y dozen In stock Sale 19R
Or 5Se Powder Pun Boxes; / ~
dozen in stock Sale price: LIC
cushion" & dozen in stock. e1 %
Sale price. --.-----....... O4sOS
800 Canvas Money Belts; A0,n
= doz. In stock Sale price, 3ON
500 Shaving Mirrors; = e. 10
doE in stock. Sale price. OAsAO
$3.50 Shaving Mirrors; 1-6 e. %
doz. In stock. Sale price O1s6O
S1.0o Travelling Cases Tn
dozen In stock. Sale price. w
t1-25 Travelling Cases: -F70N
dozen in stock. Sale price,. 6OS
25c Soap Boxes; ? dozen In He
stock. Sale price 4tO
CSC Soap Boxes; \ dozen IN AOo
stock. Sale pfice--. IN
S1.O0 Soap Boxes (oFal); y EOa
dozen in stock Sale price. OOC
handles; pure bristle; 10 60 no
DOZEN IN stock. Sale price. GOOSO
$500 White Clocks; \ 0O 20
dozen in stock. Sale price. DAsetO
coarse teeth; gross In stock 100
sale price. .....---------- 1OO
20c Pocket Combs: 5 dozen III
in stock Sale price. xSO
$500 Military Hair Brushes; eb-
ony backs. pure bristle; = "a 40
dozen in stock. Sale price. Oks4O
25c Metal Tooth Brush Holders;
8 dozen in stock Sale Ike
25c White Tooth Brush Holders;
8 dozen in stock Sale Ike
Sc orange Wood Sticks; n. first DUAL
ity; 3 gross in stock Sale 10a
'' Soc SicEei Soap Boxes: 90
dozen in stock. Sale price =. OON
15c Aluminium Soap Boxes; o.
dozen in stock. Sale price. OF
$500 Fleming Razor Shopper and
Homer; will sharpen any kind of
safety blade; l = dozen in 81 %
$500 Multi-blade Safety Razor;
T-12 dozen in stock. Sale 60 10
25c Red Cross Safety RazorS: =
dozen in stock. Sale 1RN
$500 Kenner's Siyde-Stroke Strop-
per; X dozen in stock. Sale 60 40
S1-25 Cushion Razor Homes; 100
Is doz. in stock. Sale price. SON
$500 Griffon's Automatic Hone
Stropper. 1-6 dozen in stock. e. 10
Sale price. .. ~As ~
65c Grihon's Corn RaZors; 400
4 dozen in stock. Sale price. HON
soc Dose Clocks; I dozen QEo
in stock. Sale price. OON
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Would TRY Turtle
SERUM HERE AGAIN

BERLIN. Aug. Il DR.. Franz
Friedrich Friedman. who was boot
ed out OF American medical circles
several years ago. wants TO return to
the United States and prove to
efficacy OF his turtle serum" as a
curs for all but the most advanced
cases OF pulmonary tuberculosis.
The minister OF culture and science
has promoted him to the grade of
professor" and has offered him the
chair OF tuberculosis in Berlin Uni
versity.
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DOES HIS COMMITTING
BY AIRPLANE ROUTE

NEW YORK. Aug. l4.-Finding that
it takes nearly three hours to reach
his office in New York from his home
in westhampton. L. l.. Roy q. conger,
of the American Flying Club. decided
to do his committing by airplane, and
yesterday made his first trip.
Leaving n field adjacent to his
home, in a Canadian training machine,
he arrived at the Sheepshead Bay
motordome exactly one hour and
seventeen minutes later. From there
he reached his office by motor in less
than half an hour.
Mr. Conger returned TO Westhamp-
ton by the same air route and expects
to commute in this way so long "a
there is good flying weather.
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soc Kid-Ne-Oids Tablets: an
excellent preparation for All
forms OF kidney complaints;
dozen in stock. Sale price. ne
CSC Nervo Headache Liquid;
& dozen in stock. Sale price. .1oc
soc Stearn's Milk Magnesia;
8 OF. bottles; dozen in stock.
CSC DR.. Hobson's Soothing
Syrup; 3 dozen in stock. Sale
price AeC
1Oc Nichols Sulphur and
Cream Tartar Tablets; 6 dozen
in stock. Sale price. ..... Sc
.25c Stearn's Charcoal and
Mint Tablets; 6 doz. in stock.
Sale price. 'AOe
25c Norwich Analgesique
Balm; S dozen in stock. Sale
price sAaG
csc Warmers Antiseptic Pas
titles CSeiler's formula); 5 doZ.
in stock. Sale price. 1Se
25c Tyree's Antisepttc Pow
der: Il dozen in stock. Sale
price ...........'. ''''''' .lOc
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NAY
COST SENATE SEAT
LYNCHRuRG.

LYNCHBURG. Va. AUG. IA
whether a contest win be made
of the recent primary electiOa In
Amherst county, which resulted IN
the defeat OF State Senator Aubrey =.
STROBE, q major iH the army, just
back from France, BY DR.. J. B. Wood
son. viii depend upon the ability Of
Major Strobe 10 return 10 the county
before lFriday. as that win BE the
last day on which a contest can
be started. Strode's friends charge
irregularities bat cannot make the
move for him.
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FIND WOMAN WITH
HER THROAT CUT

CHICAGO. Aug. 14-Evanston and
Chicago police today faced a mysteri-
Gus murder in the death of a woman
believed to be Mrs. E. L. Watkins.
Aroused by screams. residents of
Evanston late last night notified po-
lice. The body of ad well -dresse
woman, still warm. with the throat
slashed, was found.
Identification was made through
grocers' receipts found in her pocket
book.
PaPssersby told police they saw a
person wearing a flowing red-lined
opera cape feeting down nearby
streets shortly after screams were
heard.
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DRIVER Of DEATH
AUTO REVIEWS BOND

BALTIMORE. Aug. 14.-W. w
yesterday, former stock broker re-
turned to Maryland yesterday from
Washington to renew bond for his
appearance before the Howard county
court at Ellicott City to answer the
charge of manslaughter.
yesterday is alleged to have run
over and killed John B. Schilling on
the Washington boulevard, near Elk
ridge. early in 1918.
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MUSICIANS WANTED
BY NAVY YARD BAND

The Navy Yard Band wants play
ers.
Although it is the second largest
Government set OF tooters. they say
there isn't enough wind in il yet, and
the director has even had to so to
Baltimore to find players.
Here is a chance for musicians to
Join a real live organization.
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HoUsE nEcoRATORs sTRIKE.

NEW YORK. Aug. IA strike OF
1900 interior decorators was called
here today. threatening to prevent
the general autumn renovation OF
hundreds or apartments.
Union officials declared 1.5o0 men
returned to work today after their
employers had agreed to meet their
terms.
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RONANOFF ACCEPTS
THRONE IN RUSSIA

LONDON, Aug. IA Bolshevik
wireless message received here as
serts that after a meeting OF Russian
nonarchists In Siberia the Russian
throne was offered TO the Duke Of
Romanowsky. q member OF the Cadet,
or younger. branch or the Romanon
family, headed by former Emperor
Nicholas. The dispatch adds that the
duke accepted the offer.
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SUFFRAGE GAINS STRENGTH.

Governor Bartlett of New Hamp-
shire yesterday announced September
9 as the date for a special session Of
the State legislature to ratify the suf-
frage amendment. A majority of the
members of the New Hampshire leg-
Islature are pledged to favorable ac-
ton, which assures sixteen OF the
thirty-six States necessary for ratiE-
cation.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

The Duke OF RomRnowsky referred
10 probably j. Prince Alexander Rom
anowsky. head OF the house of Beau
harnais and son OF the late Duke
GEORGES MaximiiianOvitch and The
rese. Duchess OF OldenbErg.
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Reliable Patent Medicines

CSC Cu-Mor Catarrh Jelly;
8 dozen in stock. Sale price. .1Se
a5c Armour's Beef Cubes; 3
dozen in stock. Sale price. &. lee
1Oc Cascarets; dozen in
stock. Sale price. .......... 5e
25c Carriers Liver Pills; IL
dozen in stock. Sale price. I3e
CSC Harlem Oil Capsules: 5
dozen in stock. Sale price. g. Ice
soc size; 1 dozen in stock.
sale Price. . q Use
25c Humphreys Remedies;
3A gross in stock. Sale price lee
800 Fl. S. Wampole's Cod
Liver Oil; 3 gross in stock.
25c simmons Liver Regula-
tor Herb; > dozen in stock.
Sale price ................ 1Se
15c Capsic Petroleum Jelly;
8 dozen in stock. Sale price. Toe
25c Witch Hazel Salve: 5
dozen in stock. Sale price. I5e
sc Laxative Cold Tablets:
{ dozen in stock. Sale price lee
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25e Adorable Cold Cream,
2-oz. jars, PA doc. in stock.
Sale price .................''A's
1Oc Exora Nail Polish Sticks,
. doz. in stock. Sale price,. Se
soc Face Powder Books.
cloth bound, white or flesn
colors; doz. in stock sale -.
price
CSC Hess Rouge. 5 doz. IN
stock. Sale price. ......''''.A 'e
1Oc Air Float Face Powder.
n, doz. in stock. Sale price. %
iOc Corylopsis Face Powder ..
. doz. in stock. sale price %
doz In stock. Sale price. y. .1Ic
soc Delight Kiss Face Pow
dr. , dOZ. IN stock. Sale price z0S
nc Garden Of Allah Face
Powder. / doz. in stock. Sale
p 25c Exc Deodorant Cream. in
tubes, 6 doz. in stock. sale -
prize prize Rc,.Bon 'c;ompiexion
Cloth. doz. in stock. sale q.
pr T5c stearns Supreme LIQUID
Shampoo. / doz. in stock. Sale
soc Mex. and r. Cocoanut
Oil shampoo, L. doz. in stock.
20oICocoanut oil. 2-oz. jars.
6 doz. in stock. Sale price Use
40c NICK and X. BAY Rum
S-oz. bottles. Sale price. .4Ss
1Oc Transparent Glycerine
Soap, 6 doz. in stock. Sale
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DC
IOc Peroxide Bath Soap.
gross in stock. Sale price. Se
15c Stanley's Camphor Ice,
in tubes, 10 doz. in stock. sale
iOc century Stvptic Pencils,
q doz in stock. Sale price "a
IOc Air Float Tale. L gross
In stock. Sale price. ........ "a
1Oc Fullers Earth. 4-oZ: box.
~ doz. in stock. Sale price. .. Sc
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

KILLS WIFE. SELFI SHOOTS SON.
CINCINNATI, Aug. lA.-charlsB
Gruener. forty-tWO years old. a gar
dener, shot and killed his vile. Flora.
probably fatally wounded his stepson.
Noble ThiemAn. aged twenty-five. and
then shot and killed himself az the
home OF his wife here today. Mrs.
GTuener had entered suit fer divorce.
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POPULAR ToiIet Articles

25c Norwich Dental Cream.
5 doZ. in stock. Sale price. He
25c Stearns' Supreme Dental
Cream. 4 doZ in stock Sale
price ............-.... lie
soc Chlor-E-Denta Tooth
Paste, I gross In stock Sale
pr5dSse ii .,ts ipE
mouth wash. 8 doE in stock.
S CSC Williams, Baby Soap.
with cloth, doz. in stock
Toe Remmo Soap. 200 cakes
in stock Gin, Sale price: ;.:...: Sc
dog, in stock. sale price. ne
25c Mex. and R Cold Cream.
tubes, do1- in stock. Sale
sc woods DipiIatory. 5 doE
r In stock. Sale price. 4Oe
Zoe Elcaya Cream, new size.
SOC Elcaya Face Powder. II
doz. in stock. Sale price see
soc DER kiss Rouge. ~ doz-
in stock. Sale price. see
soc Isabel Cassidy Cream.
"a doZ. in stock. Sale price .-SOe
IOc Peroxide Toilet Soaps,
"A doz. in stock. Sale price.
-AAE 50 AgE . sa4AFE
10c Lucerine Rose Bath
Glycerine Soap, 10 doz. in
stock. Sale price, cake 7eJ 4
tor ................. Zoe
29c Smelling Salts. 6 doz- in
stock. Sale price. lie
SOC ChlOrox Tooth Paste,
1oZ. in stock. Sale price. .20e
loo Crobisco for rough skin,
81 doz. in stock. Sale
price .AOe
l5c Chappo, 4 doz- in stock.
sale price ................ Ice
Soc Marinello Face Powder,
Ga dog. in stock. Sale price,
S5e
soc Remove Depilatory,
ioZ. in stock. Sale price. .3Se
soc Mascara, 3 doz- IN stock.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

o5c syrup White Pine and Tar;
II dozen in stock SAFE IhP
price ...........
~. stomach and Liver pills. l.
dozen IN sIUCk. SaIe Il"
~ nc Cascara Compound tabIets;
Jingle formula; 100 IN bottle; 70
:, dozen IN stock. sale price. AON
n5c NV Dentist Tooth Powder; D
gross IN STOCK. Sa4e Ac
iOc MenthOl lnhalers (siaSsJ'
~ dozen IN stock. sale NP
iOc Corn Files; dozen In re
stock. sale price 49,;
90 Syrup Hypophosphltes Comp;
pint size; dozen IN STOCK 6NO
Sale price. ....., -. rro,otC.
nc Duinine and Sage Hair Ionlc;
dozen in stock. Sale Csc
prsI' 90 Extract Sarsaparilla Com
Mound. with Iodides; pint size; HQO
! doz. in stock. Sale price. OON
5Oc Dyspepsia Remedy; r OQO
dozen in stock Sale price. 49,
ST 90 Wine, Cod Liver OH, Win
Malt and Wild Cherry; pint
size: dozen in stock. Saie SQP
price. - -, :. -
zoe TasteIess Chill Tonic; l C0O
dozen in stock. Sale price. wv
81 90 Female Tonic: l5-oZ
bottles; dozen in stock. sale SQC
soc Violet Cerate. non,greasy;
large jars; dozen IN sIock' NC
Sale price. ........'''
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HOMECOMING FETE FOR
QUANTIC0 MARINE BAND

The Homecoming Of the Quantico
Marine Band will be celebrated today
at Colonial Beach. Virginia. An cx-
tensive program has been arranged.
Prizes will be awarded winners OF
various athletic events. Another big
feature is free refreshments for all
men in uniform. The program will be
concluded by an airship flight.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

Fer Sore, Tired, Aching Feet
25c Golden Relief Foot Powder;
6 dozen in stock. Sale 15c
35e Tiz; 4 doz, in stock tic
a5s F rec mic. dozen in 22c
i5c Acorn Corn Salve; TT
doz in stock Sale price,. ~
CSC Blue Law Corn or Bunion
PIasters: dozen in stock. 1k0
Sale price ................ AN
S5c Gets-it. Removes Corns or
Bunions; dozen In stock nHO
Sale price ................
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Although the State Department has
not been approached as TO whether
Kijuro Shidehara, vice minister for
net, would be persona srata as sue
cessor to Visco1nt Ishii as ambassador
to Washington. the vice minister has
occupied the leading position among
those being considered for the post
Any statement that Mr.. Shidehara
had been appointed ambassador, 1t was
said, would be premature" inasmuch
as the State Department had not been
advised. Mr.. Shidehara formerly was
counselor Of the embassy here, and
during the early years OF the war
was minister to The Hague.
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PICK SHIDEHARA AS
SUCCESSOR TO ISHI|

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. AK.
Shidehars, vice minister OF foreign
affairs in the japanese cabinet. has
been appointed Japanese ambassador
at Washington TO succeed Viseount
Ishii, according TO cable sdvices re-
ceived from Tokyo by the japanese
American. a local japanese Languages
newspaper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
TRADE WITH 9RAz|L|ANs
IN 1878 IS ENCOURAGING
Increased Expectation of Staple
Commodities Is Shown for First
Six Months of Year.
FORCES RAPIDLY FORWARD
Nation Now Able TO Export TO
Europe Foodstuffs Which, Few
Years Ago, She Was Unable to
Supply to Herself.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Oct. THE
Foreign trade OF Brazil during the
hrst half OF 1919 is regarded AS very
encouraging. An increased exporta-
ton OF some OF Brazirs staple COM
modittes, such AZ coffee. rubber. cocoa.
chilled beef. hides. oil-bearinE fruits.
etc. as well as the high prices which
these articles have commanded. leaves
a very respectable trade balance. That
merciaily during the years OF the war
Is generally conceded The country's
agricultural poSsibl:;ies are as yet
practically uncNploi;cd. and the war
acted rs stimulus toward ascertain
ing the wide range OF her productivity.
Brazil has been able to export TO
Europe foodstuns which = few years
ago. She was not able TO supply to her
self In the same way. animal nus
to making meat products one of the
country's chief exports
In the past year the Federal govern
ment has devoted considerable atten-
ton To the Importation and purchase
of animals OF pure blood. /; is pro-
posed TO carry on an extensive educa-
tonal campaign among the livestock
breeders OF Brazil TO improve the
standard OF cattle For this purpose
the government intends TO make
liberal money appropriations
David Harreli. comm !ssioner OF the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture, accompanied by assistant has
Just arrived in Brazil to make an in
vestigation OF the cattle industry. and
give information to Brazilian cattle
rfdserS regarding the importation OF
North American cattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
NEW HOSPITAL MAKES
CRIPPLED BABES WELL
Youngsters Victims of nfantile Paralysis Permitted to
Walk Again Through Treatment Given at
State Orthopedc Institution.

lies from day to day. unable to turn
over or shift his position. But he
smiles as he looks for the coming OF
DIR. Graham or Mr.. Morclok from time
to time during the day. The frame is
specially constructed for him, it is
learned. and modelled to suit his in
d!ridual case by DIR. Graham. At times
IL may be suspended a few inches from
the mattress. On other days it may
rest on the bed. tc be propped up
when the hours for meals roll around.
And the wonderful thing of it all is
that the little ones on the frame still
smile. II is n tribute to the Shirt OF
the hospital created by those in charge.
Massage Shrivelcd Lees.
In another corner OF the ward may
door by the side of another cot. They
have been removed from the limbs Of
small patient, while nurse sits on
ais bed and messages with skillful
dread ,infantile paralysis. 4 sprn-
king of talcum powder and a soft
massaginS. Then more powder and
more rubbing BIB, Hs,, Perhaps this may
OF the cure which makes dorma Mt
muscles again spring into life to per-
form their normal functions. No
trea tment.
OF. the thirty children now in the
twelve years OF age. Only yesterday
girl from Appalachia, Va. was adj
mitted. She is eighteen and the old
est patient now undergoing treatment
Because OF her age she has been placed
in the woman's ward OF the Memorial
Hospital. but she will be treated by
DR.. Graham.
Clay Isaac, a kcen-eyed, intelligent
little Syrian boy of thirteen. first told
her of the hospital and DR.. Graham. it
was learned. Clay's home is also in
Appalachia and after more than three
months of treatment here he is almost
ready to go out into the world walking
he could not straighten either leg.
Tho muscles were drawn and there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
TAP PLUMBING FIXTURES
TO ESCAPE FROM Lookup
Two Prisoners mt Police Station Use
Pipes In Attempt to Gain
Freedom.

IT was announced at the Second Po-
lice Station yesterday afternoon that
an attempt was made by two prisoners.
Haley +. Pickering and G.. G.. Brown.
to escape from the lookup. The men
are being held by the Richmond au-
thorities on the charge of being fuci-
tives from justice. said to be wanted
at Langley Field for alleged larceny.
In their efforts To break their way
to freedom. they used pipes. secured
from the plumbing in their cells Pick
ering IS alleged TO have written q let
ter before making The attempt. in which
he said that he .Ga's been under SEN
tence Of death. IS use January Of this
year for the murder Of Roy G. Taylor
Such a murder cannot be found on po-
lice records, Il Is said.
Pickering and Brown were given a
hearing in Police Court yesterday
morning and their cases continued un-
til October Z.
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and fruit for tho children. Only their
bodies, are afflicted. Their love for
sweet things is tho love of tho normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
walking as we'll as you are Dr.
Graham doesn't let any of us go away
| hai oil Ill

ssisSs s ssSsn 4; i, 81 20
Saliie Belle is little blonde from
Chesterfield County. She has been at
the hospital for two months. Tuber-
aud affected her left leg and when She
came, hero she was walking with
her face was so SH sss Is tSs
life OF the wards. going from cot to
cot talking to the small patients. And
ton.
Gives Birthday Party.
sn my a fe n,., days ago Samuel Lloyd
All the little patients We're invited.
Many of them gathered around Samuel's
there wero others who could only look
from their cots at the happy group
because be-; use they were too Ill to be moved.
put they were given some of tho good
things by the nurses.
Hugh Jefferson. with a year added
to his age for each of the fingers on
bears board s,rapped 70 his ieft leg and
another month passes Slug Hush may ma e eitSee
be wheeling himself aro1nd like Clay
or r walking like SaIlie Belle.
Mr.. Morelok. The kindly superintenl
9eHt mas secured several machines
from generous Richmond folk and
Planned for a spin out into the coun-
Try where his charges may see tho
Green trees and fields again. Most of
them are from country regions and to
rhem the confinement of the hospital
Automobiing is not the only form
or pleasure. The hospital is not widely
known because 1t has only been estab-
iShed a year and A half. but some
richmond people have learned Of il
and send funds occasionally to Mr.
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was an angle of almost. ninety degrees


He stayed two months and then
went back to his home and father and
seven brothers and sisters. It was on
this trip that he heard OF the eighteen :
to DO had for the asking In the ortho :
pedic hospital. She made appIicatIpn
and was accepted.
When Clay first returned home he
mad straiEhtened up SO noticeably that
all his piaymates talked about the dir
terence in his height and were forced
to admit that he had outgrown them.
u nnnd had fad see a him leave for Rich
In an automobile. so stopped and
drawn that he seemed like n little ball
or humanity rolled up In mass. The
n n,, syrian has now been here about
awaiting pair Of braces which have
peen ordered for him from an ortho-
pedic specialist In Boston.
Now he is rolling actively about tho
wards in an invalid's chair with his
leg stretched out straight on Il board
attached to the chair. When tho
braces come he will be able to walk
without assistance. After wearing
to discard them and again walk
straight as an arrow and romp with
his playmates. He will always stand
as one of the remarkable cures Of the
hospital.
Little Girl Recovering.
big" books he liked to read instead
of fairy tales when Sallie Belle ray
lor, eleven years old, came into the
rom She ,., was walking without
die of Il sentence and pointed to her
with CLINT of enthusiasm.
On; Dr. Graham's wonder" he de-
little now but he'll fix her up all
right. When she leaves here she'll be
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