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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

vile beginning today. Garden city,
HanceviIle. and n number of other
points will be made on the trip each
day.
Mrs. Johanna spitznogle died at the
home of her Iarents here Wednesday
night, after a lingering illness. She was
10 years old at the time of her death.
The funeral took place at the Sacred
Heart church here on Friday morning
and she viii be buried in the Protestant
cemetery.
Authorities are seeking the nearest re-
alive of Private Robert Roben, Com
pany *, 166th infantry, who was killed
in France. They have distinguished
service cross to be given to the nearest
relative of the Cullman county hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Kinney have re
turned from Aberdeen, Miss, where they
went to attend the funeral of Mr.. Eng
fish, one of the most widely know
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22
LAWYERS SMILE AGAIN

Edgar Clarlkson of Tuscaloosa, with
Mrs. Clarkson, is registered at the
Tutwiler. Mr.. Clarkson, having passed
through the boy orator stage and
having weathered period in which,
with Captain Hobson, he thought him
self called upon to uplift the world, is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF ALABAMA MEN
IN CASUALTY LIST
SECTION ONE

Washington, March 1.-THE following
casualties are reported by the command
ing general of the American expedition
AIRY forces:
Died from accident and other caues.. So
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

Colds Cause Headaches and Pains
Feyerish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
ia hlets. There's only one "BROMO
ouinine" E. w. GROVES signature
IN the box. 30c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22
OFFICIALS HERE

Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court C. w. Thomas and State High
way Engineer W. S. Keller were Bir-
mingham visitors yesterday.
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WOUNDED SLIGHTLY

McCorkle, John A.. Columbia, Ala.
PRIVATES
Blauvelt, Clifton o., Maplesville, Ala.
Petrey, George D., Petrey, Ala
Tanner. Seaborne H., Somerville. Ala.
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BUY MILLIONS OF GALLONS

Enormous as has been the use of gaSo.
inc and great as has been the export Of
It to our allies. still it does not equal
the amount of lubricating oil which our
allies bought of us. In 1911, DIR. Achesor
said, we sold to our allies 4o0.0o0.0oo gall
Ions of lubricating oil. Some of the sta
tistics which DIR. Achcson was able to
put before his hearers caused astonish-
ment. according to reports received here
from Miami. He asserted that approxi-
mately one-tenth of the petroleum pro-
duced in the United States distills off ami
refines into lubricating OIL That being
the case, the 45,5o0.0o0 barrels Of petro-
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DIED OF DISEASE

CORPORAL
Ellis, Turner, Coffee Springs, Ala.
PRIVATES
Ambers, Abe, Montgomery, Ala.
Busbee. Harvey G., Wadley, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

1t is estimated that there are between
1900 and $1,000 children in Pennsylvania
brass and materially less expensive.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22
SECTION THREE

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the Ameri
can expeditionary forces:
Wounded, degree undetermined 1900. is
Wounded slightly ........................ 21S
-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

planters of that section. Mr.. English
is father-in-law of DR.. Hamilton Kinney.
and was well known here where he had
visited relatives.
Prof. Beasley of Atlanta will sing at
the courthouse here on Sunday after
noon. He will organize Cullman county
singing convention.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces
,.-....,SI ,;rt,.1,- 40
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22
SECTION TWO


The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces: NJ
Killed in action OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Died from wounds -................,....
Died in aeroplane accident ............
Died of disease .......................... 120
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND 9TH
Err CAUSES

PRIvATES
Greene. Cecil e., Selma, Ala.
Mathews, Willie, Mobile, Ala.
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OtaI .......-..........' -...-s..- 800,
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Y y 4 y
PRIVATES
SECTION FOuR

Smith, Floyd c., Montgomery, Ala.
Smith. William, I'd, Cottondale, Ala.
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W.
Russellville. March 10, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-22

There will be a 25-passenger bus limo
operated between. Cullman and Blounts-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
HOW MUCH FOR GENItYsy


know a youth who is making big
wages sorting rags. another who is
paid extra for unusual experiences in
bottlinE pop. another who draws double
wages Tor Keeping In order the niachin-
cry in Il printing plant. another who
Us Il nigh priced employee in "A picture
framing shoR another who is allowed
genius in building slos. Snothcr who
is making small fortune repairing
automobiles
Now. my boy. look yourself over and
sort out your talents. Very probably
there is some kind OF talent in you
clever. moncy-carning form. DO not
imagine that genius is merely intel
iectual or inventive capacity |; is
sometimes this but more frequently II
Is merely peculiar clcverucss and
adaptability in the performance of
possible applications of genius OF such
a Kind are practically endless
can a mere rag sorier develop into
d Ta!uabic pcrsonnlity and become u
%eil-to,do citizen you ask. Well.
| should say he can. So can your plain
talents be made TO shine with the
iustrc OF genius. provided YOU Ind tho
right place to apply yourself and STAY
by the task. Be sure. however. that
your chosen position is one about
which you arc happy 10 talk much. TO
dream more and to bend your energies
to the limit.
For example. the auto mechanic.
mentioned above is earning $500 per
month, but he is SIN Il youth under
twenty. When he Was yet in the army
S,, ioiiowed him 10 the barracks Oh
sunday and begged him to repair their
autos at "A dollar per hour. Now tina,
he is out they pass by many oth.-
GARAGES and Inc up patiently TO await
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
A Tabloid Tale
Lost His Nerve at the Last.

ny author ,1:, Of; The Sad story OF Sadie Side
Swipc; The SnarlinG Grasshoppcr. or ON the
Jump"; The streetswceper's Swcetheart":
From the Frying Pan Into the Fire or Topping
G4rn,;; ~ Couldn't HAPPEN Again; Essays on
Dipcil'pticario SIN The Lady tho Dia-
me M. nd noughngt": History OF the Town of
y. They eSnos stew"; Roots. branches, and Twigs':
.i.oohey l.onnlc Loved the Lad: "pesty;sm":
secrets OF Cell Number Seven: Dream or =;
i'rako 4: "fcyond the Hccfhash River: Auua =
ian l.itcraturt'; "Translatons From the Jirar-
csc 8: and $3.50 othcrs-l69 nondcscript: a. mann
script: 81 on presses Throughout; the country
and 40 titles and plots for offer books in mind
FIRST AND IN CONC'LCSION
the man was in great distress Of mind
lie looked at the round. white BODY lyinp in
the water and grittcd his teeth "
u c-cant d. do it,. he muttercd as he clutcb ~
INC hhlic "hilc tears of pain rolled down his
checks. " 40
again he looked at that round white body
Great Gumdrops. | c-cant,. he cried -,
and dashed the knife TO the ground
With quiet contempt for his unmanlv weak
ness. the woman looked at him. Coidly She
glance rested upon him. She DELIBERATELY
stopped. picked up the knife and went over to
the water. -
All. there display OF weakness there.
No hesitation in those firm deliberate move
InentS. ~
shc, sraspcd the knife more firmly and with a
mouth set and grim Shc-----pcelcd the
onions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
The Price-Lowering Whirligig.
ny HOMER HoYT.

The belief is now almost universal among ,he
peoples OF the world that high prices arc due
70 pronteerIhg and that prosecution Of the
prohiecrs or the ;iAins Of few prices viii
overnight - r''~'0
Wage-earners everywhere accept higher
wages az evidence OF the nations slow recoc-
milton OF the higher worth OF labor but they
car ne wrath of heaven against the con
sSiencelcss profteer.'' who cheats them OF fhe
:. 30 the Sullen discomfort that broods in mil
Mons OF households Is taking definite shane in
lHon TiotS IN Italy, in banners carrying the
sicsan' Down With tho high of living"
Foad protherhoods to tho President.
WHAT Is the President or Congress ronr 70
90 anout the high cost OF living: What can
dney do The issue is fairly thrust upon IN m.
ment intervention in prices and the people viii
blame the present President or Congress II
they do not exercise the power which the people
neIieve they have Il is political issue now
VIII be charged with the responsibility for
the course OF prices they have been bia N cd
for ihe supposed results Of the tarin
!, ~ congress starts TO Fix prices must fix
thousands OF them II it fixes retail prices
II must hN wholesale prices. or else the 70
taller Will be forced out OF business II IL tixes
wholesale prices IL must fix costs for INC S,,-
preme Court will issue a writ OF manda mus
70 compel manufacturer to produce al a loss
" IL ilxcS costs at lower level /, mus, IN
arc the ultimate basis of cost Wages are 1hn
chict clement in the expense OF putting raw
materials on the market. and wages are the
.hIci expense IN fabricating these raw ma
Ihus ~" end of the gigantic pricc.iixinr
uhdertakihG would be q lowering Of wages
Lover prices bought by lower wages would be
iru'tless trade!--Copyright. 1919
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News Of Fifty Years Ago.
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Sept is. 1862

The Richmond and Danvilic Railroad ycster-
day paid into the treasury Of the State one
half of tho interest due the State loans, and
10y order Of General Candy the balance is be
paid December Is.
There was shipped in bond from Richmond
during tho month OF August 1.I7l.41O pounds of
chewing tobacco aud 1859 pounds of smok in e
tobacco. During the same time 1880 gallons
Of whisky made in the dstillcrics here.
The state Capitol is being overhauled and
made ready for real Virginia LEGISLATURE
which will he on hand ere long. let us hope.
The cotton mills in Manchester, owned by tho
James River Manufacturing Company arc Of
fercd for sale
The new judge Freeman is from Bingham
ton, n. y, but in politics differs very widely
from that other native of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
g. Walker
One Richmond firm has shipped nearly mil
lion pounds of leaf tobacco to Europe this
Tx Secretary Seward has returned to San
Francisco from his Yomcwhat exciting trip to
Alaska.
1t is believed In Washington that his re-
turn TO the White House President Grant will
issue proclamation recognizing the bcliger-
ent rights Of Cuba.
President Grant himself has denied the ac-
curacy OF the report that had circulation a
few days ago that Zen Butler WAS likely to DO
named as Secretary & War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARNER.
McrrJmniden.

McrrJmniden.
Mcrrymaidcn unafraidcn. funny little kid. !.
Here's my trusted heart all bustcd !. /. ;.
Look what you have did,
Climbing your Cnclc's knees
Independent you please,
With your lips all fixed for candy,
Figuring he's got some handy
Mcrr!maiden unafraidcn. you're an awful
kid.
Mcrrymaiden unafraidcn with the laughing
eyes.
Now you've left me. plumb bcrctt me-
cloudcd all my skies.
Went and made love you So
Then went of and laid me low!
Left me four ycar-o older
Flirting boundcr He was holder
Than his years, Mcrrymaidcn =. . . took
you by surprise.
Mcrrymaidcn unafraidcn. guess you'll quit me
Loch!nHar is as loves star is: but you must
allow
You deceived me. Mcrrymaid.
Coming TO unafrad
hunting Uncle for your candy
TIL that little ncSt-door dandy
Came and tossed his curis about
Game and cut your Uncle out:
Nothing left for Uncle but the wrinkles in
his brow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

o s;,n me great name which appears in
,ra,p,, grandeur on the east and west
fronts OF mo pcdcsial--StoncwaiI Jack.
s ,H - not tha, enough? Would not
~ s'atue mus labelled he far more
nhlcsic, iar more impressive" Tho
nlI"i tning about Jackson's career Mar
nnt ms death-ali men debut his
.!im u influence and achievement
You'd anybody like TO sec a word
,du"d TO tn" name upon the heautiful
Lee inonuincnt7 | cannot believe !,
10, Let future generations that mass
up Monument Avenue look upon ,besc
Two portraits In bronze and reading
ptheatn tnc irst. Lee" and beneath
we second. "Stonewali Jackson" real
&c wat heroes indeed we're these
ssi,ncr II - only necessary 10 mcntIon
uicir names 10 make men give tharn
i.fct"nc". Let those who would kno.
hgrc 81 Such immortals 70 10 IN.
volumes in which their deeds are sa,
a"Wn ana read, mark. learn and in
whta!% digest matter which viii he
i""d Tor 'hctr souls aud entertainments
10. thctr minds. bat which would hc
''"PoSSip,. 70 inscribc upon stone
MARY NEWTON STANAkp
Richmond. Va. September is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
A Daily Once Over.
Settling In Ono Spot.

If you a great, big beautiful tree, spirit
ually. of course. you viii seek 10 strike deep
wherever YOU are transplantcd
For your own mental and spiritual growth
You viii know That YOU must strike deep and
wide or you are at the mercy of any stron <
Wind thai blows.
hnybodH can sec ,ha, al glance you say.
and yet YOU take little interest in the perIna :
ucr, Things OF life just because you arc not on
the side of tho hill you like the hest
Don't YOU know ii is demoralizing your
hoy or girl to sec other children with homes
growing in comfort and usefulness year after
year, and then, by comparison, know that no
matter how nice things today, tomorrow
you GO mcwhcrc else"
There is no moral stability encouraged on
Scndcrcd Ivy this course
You either make irrcsponsibility
tho result OF all concerned
Rcitcr take your measure before ii is too
lat. and sctuc acknowledgement, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Keyboard Touches
ny FRANK u. BI,uoks.
Art In Telling n story.


There is more dreaded Than n, abo
- always cooked and primcd with :, story
rHGrg y a wtir difference between appreciat ion
onc OF the uncNplainablc things i'm life is thar
every man who has a circle Of friends thinks
nihiSrIi iuhhE You can tell such man bv Il II.
way he starts That reminds nc" hangs on
ms IipS Wherever he goes. beware Of MIN
''r cottta' no man is more in demand than
ne VINO mas hair-tri Eger, wit, who is quick Ia
Apply a good story TO given situation Ills
m,iS ~ ne sudden lifting of cloud which
uheNpeCtcdlr reveals landScaDc Tho man
mus gifted has no pose. Ito is never seIf-con.
SSous. lie never announces that he is lbnu,
TO ten 4 funny story" Zig tells his story
ne ieaNcs tt TO the listener to decide The
most conceitcd ass knows when he has failed
but hc never learns 10 stop ''
The best wcli-told story has n cIimax II :,
hasn't II is story - -
II you are ambitious 10 rank as A raconteur
an after dinner favoritc. your story shomih he
iikc Skyrockci y skyrocket becomes radia m;
y beautiful after il has made IT'S course and
bursts. N'''' "iio
When an old negro arraigned the court
SAID - on are accused OF stealing the plain ff,
chickchs. Have you any Witncsses?"
No. sab" wa@ the reply: Il never .,cal ch;oL
ems befoh witnesses" $500 '''n
mar > IN. type Of story 1t has tho skyrockct
hnaic VI has the suddenncsS of "A nashIight I,
is a rcNcla ton. " =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

= $40" turn to get, the benefits OF this
boys genius. They say he can look
-. 4 car and know at once what il,
!; nc matte and that he can go through
~ IKE lightning.
me young silo builder. under six
zen. rs a genius worth Il fourth more
,,'h INC othcrS-So the employer con
n.niufS-pccauSc he can scale uD a wall
~, n",eh IN, az Il cat. balance himself al the
y'I 'hc circus performer and decide
win, ~ ao next wniic the others arc
.,hno, youthful picture framcr-a mere
-; poH-has IN years time made
nI MS ,proprictor'S store a reputation
,n,. ~ thousands OF dollars. Il, is very
wasns for '', h he should be paid extra
The disturbing feature of ,.o,r ,.
80 more wages. My Bow Ia ,hat va,
are ~ the time III danger Of hoinn
9apPheu Tor another who can do Tic
yyo',h's , -, hu,. as TO tho list nf
has :. rival or Conner liz IL. ~ ,i
proprietor wants his boy I'm So. '.a1
doubtless secretly fccis s,aS' and
',,, establishment will cntice him
Now. this feeling OF bei,r ,
because OF peculiar servinssa h Tiamsed
,nls Consequences gof being a hannS
hiSh-priced master OF some kinLpp.
p,alm work-ihis is the sort OF en-.
pi"yneh, mat viii tend to make Won
a,u ap,Uh"iu, good man las we'll as 4
non WIZ live and move among In.
.oI.lhoh crowd and yet you viii hc
very uncommon: you will work away
'nc"rinllF among others Of your class
ahn Ect IN peculiar ranner-and
I ,t'ra,,, "I ,hcse others may also shine
may possess tho secret of ,hc lii. 60,
success ever known TO man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Breathing Exercise,
Copyright 1918. ny National Sovspaner g.,

Ono of tl,c .ni.e .,.,,.,...
scdentary ndiridm,i ~ n"ns ss gained by 4
. ,S q rev ESnnaStic or room exercises night
dressing is the ,raininr o "e urefss,nS and un.
heart ,1uscl. ;,.aif oI ueSeIopment OF the
are to he Of real yano nGsc EXERCISES: II they
any thourbt of n,n,,,,ae,,o meaili, aside from
bring about in cach sS,n must De such as 10
breathing Thai is ~ =, SeI NC pre,,y active
leave the indivi,luaI Nc $50 should
hausted or emit Out ~ Ec naru oat not eX.
PRECISELY I'm t,n for,o " ~ lhueed ~ Is
function that the syatrmtr OF me calhins
exercises lies Excrcisc s" w on regular
more oxygen and thc ,nr.a,.s 'nc uci,lahu LOT
fort supplies the osvrcn - ~ 100 IeiinS e.
sues " '' eeh 70 inc piood and us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the name and nd
arsss OF the writer. Name will not be
published II writer no reuuests.
Remove the Iron Fences.

To the Editor or The Times Dfspu,cu:
Sir.-Sincc visiting your city many
years ago ! hind vast and many bcautt-
tul improvements However, there is
stu plenty OF room for improvements
In my humble opinion tho Eye Sore"
or tho city - the old dclap.datcd and
ugly iron fence surrounding Capitol
Square. From around nearly all of the
iron fences have long since been re-
moved. and resident as we'll As visitors
TO that great and glorious cit:. al!
admit that the no fence parks arc a
thousand times more attractive. Now
them when they were Gagged in" By
All means remove the fence iroln Cap
itol square. \ VISITOR.
Richmond, September IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Bugs on Colinrds md Turnip..

MISS p. l.. W, Whitc ains.-Spray
either with BordeauX mixture. or win
the FOLLOWING. emulsion: Hard soap l-2
pound; hot water gallon, Kerosene.
gallons. Cut tho SOAP III thin slices
and dissolve in the water. Remove
from the fire and pour il into the kcro-
scne while hot. churn thoroughly or
pump II into itself with = force pump
until creamy emulsion is formed
which will mix readily with cold water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18

Mrs. {. \. e., Amelia. q. II-Thc
city OF Richmond has all area OF twenty
six square miles city real estate ia
Virginia is assessed nearer its true
value than country real estate. ana il
much more valuable. therefore 1T
pays much more money in taxes. We
are unable TO say If this condition APP
plies to the whole United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
tt Is .Nislcn,iinE.

To the Editor OF The Times D!s9atch:
Sir.-Sow That tho ia -Aaon statut
is soon to be unvcilcd Ia" '-r. d.
It's Inscription should be settled.
History. whether 1T he written IN ono
line or dozen volumes, which is no,
exactly true is. OF course. valuclcSs
and worsc-.t IS misleading.
The inscription upon the Jackson
pedeSta! passes for history. blu; IL is
not exactly true and should not stand
|: il Is permitted to remain IN ANY
form. IL should be revised 10 read,
"mortaliy wouIdcd" instead or kill
cd"--at Charlottesville.
Rut why Us" SUCH .ascriptiorn? WY
not rub the whole thing out and leave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Herbert IIoover's Return

wv lTHOUT the blast of trumpets the ring
w OF applause or the firing Of salutes,
Herbert Hoover, perhaps the foremost Ameri-
can now in private life. came home from
Europe the other day and disappeared for
time in the vast multitude OF his fellow coun-
trymen Greeted by a few newspaper re-
norters and one or two personal friends this
prc-eminent citizen and war worker quietly
passed within the precincts of his native land
and quietly sought obscurity and rest in the
Far West.
Modest though he has shown himself TO
be; retiring though he is, his fellow citizens
will not allow him to remain in the back
ground OF the nations life and will not forget
for moment that he is today one of the
most useful servants in the republic More
over, such man must have a great deal
more to contribute to the being and
progress of the country and it would be
folly for the United States AS "a nation tn
allow his talents his experience and his great
abilities 10 go TO waste.
II is not necessary to elect MIR. Hoover TO
the presidency in order to axe advantage
OF what he has TO give to the country In
these days OF multitudinous candidates. for
that high office, the mind of the average man
naturally yurns in that direction when a
fershinS or Wood or Hoover is mentioned
Tor future public services If Mr. Hoover
has any aspiration for the presidency. he has
carefully concealed evidences OF them and
INC! certainly nave not spoiled his work
diScolored his outlook upon the world
The time may come when a grateful poo
pie. feeling vast confidence in Mr.. Hoover will
call him 10 tho highest Office. but for the
tune being such prospect seems remote.
But whether he goes into politics or remains
in private life, he will be "A national asset
and he Will be subject to call when his ser
wees may be needed. Meantime all Amerl-
cans welcome Mr.. Hoover home They honor
and respect him sincerely whether or moi they
acclaim him with ovatons and demonstra-
lions. Hc has won secure place in the
hearts OF his countrymen and secure place
III the history OF the great war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
Question. md An,,,.r

Cric Acid. = What causes uric acid in the
is best? tMies - -. ,''
Answer. = Uric acid is one OF the natural
waste products present in the frine OF a healthy
lhuitiduai being derived in part from nitrogen
GUS foods such as bread. meat milk etc and
IN part from the muscular activities of the
oody. IhcEc is no reason suppose tina. an
excess OF uric acid in the urine is a cause OF any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-18
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is 1919.

Field Marshal Niscount French is quoted
in interview printed III the London Daily
News as saying that Never will England
countenance Sim Fem republic" That may
be true, but how about its countenancing an
Irish republic? Things just unexpected
have occurred in very recent history.