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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
OPEN RABBIT DEPARTMENT
FOR VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
Ehort Made To Promote Raising OF
dummies" rs Mems Of Lower
Ing II. 4. l..

In order, TO promote the rabbi, in
gnsi.E IN Virginia as !, means for re-
d I.;niI IN, ne high cost Of living. the Viz
a S3ecia! department Tor the exhIi,i;
OF pet stock. The aim OF state F4ir
to- sncou IN oneh'VF ,is dspartnsni IS
raising the commercial rabbit. usually
designated as the Belgian har..
CROWN in ,bis ,5ag.-, 5e'!t"T" D !.
lew |ears. and many Virginia farmers
naEe :ound that l.- raising of rabbits
Tor t"e market = one o; their most
profitable Selling SIDE lines
Authorities OH the RABBIT Industry
nave pronounced Virginia to be. en-
.hfh':E ni;eed for me promotion Of Tn,
questions OF VISITORS 10 the fair abou,
NE h"s; Kinds o: stock. prices and
are Of :aoD.ts ;or the MARIE,
2-emiI:ns for poultry over prize
Offered ~ any previous STATE Far is
expected - attract pou.;ry -a!sers in
High prices paid for poultry mat
and eggs, ana the continued demand
Will in the o1inion Of the promoters
o. ths state Fair, more 'nan justify
year. The pigeon departtneu, VIII
n!so Dc on much large scale than
las, year
The interest Of the state ~ Virginia
movement among the Younger genera
,!on is shown in the list of premiums
which the state mas cont-lhut"i for
exhibits 10y the Boys and Girls Clubs
Of The state
The classes include BABY Beef cubs.
Iig clubs Corn cubs. Poultry Cluns,
Dairy ii-ifa- clubs and Negro 10. :
Farm Mixers clubs fr". adm ss.on
will be- gwen 70 All members ol In"
clubs who have An exhibit and com
Portable lodging quarters for visiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Gypsy Life Loses
Much ofRomance
Caualcade of Nomads
Pass Through Richmond
IN Lo,Uly "FliUUers

Romance is rapidly disappcarins
from gypsy life.
Who doesn't remember the annual
oaralcadcs OF multihucd wagons
drawn by ponies. usually rath-
e. thin and hungry looking. and
then the almost innumcrablc dark
skinned youngsters who pccred out
from the rear OF the vehicles.
Used TO give rather thrill. parti-
cularly 10 the young folks. 10 watch
the driver. black mustached. glitter
Ing eyes peering out from under bushy
eyebrows. as he clicked the retgnS
upon the ponies backs. and one al
ways looked for \ dagger Secretcd in
the broad ribbon belt.
That was romance and adventure.
But last week Richmonders got -
JOLT when ii Was discovered that the
gypsy has given UP his old mode .:
transportation and adopted the mod
crn gasoline engine. The cavalcade
that passed through the city rode IN
'nivvcrs. it's members were still
dark hucd. silk handke.chiefs still
substituted for bonnctS. there were
just as many kids as ever. but there
we're no painted wagon sides. The
interior OF the vehicles was displayed
10 full view.
Thcrc wasn't even poss bility OF
the conjecture that the Sypsics had
hidden within their wagons some fair
haired TO; they were holding for ran
som. The romance and adventure died
with the arrival or the "nivver.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
BECOMES ILL A. MEETING
"'' "nssei Cecil Forced 10 Amanda,
speech nj Union Church
Services.

r, 'Te condition o. Rev Russell C.ci,
- ~ pastor % Second rrcsbv,eria,, ;,
HHrci' VINO was taken yuddcnIv -
W1iIe addressing an audience az On 80!
P""r!" al an op.n-air s.-vir,
q 'Honro" Park last night. vas rcnortsn
-" not Of serious nature ~ ne
nnnNSician. Dr. William H. Hjrpins -
-! -" Avenue. Dr. Higgins sin-
~" r., rs night. that III" attack vas
hrGoah'| caused by acute indig.s,io,,
mo that II was quite probabia ~;
~ 'rcii would have recovered cnt!rcIv
in d,y or so ~
IN" service marked the last OF rho
pn"h AR services in Monroe p,rk
"h!ch have been conducted every sun
GhF nigh during the hot weather
~ McFaden. pastor Of First
Tres hE'"rian Church. has been chair
man OF arrangements for the meetings.
M IN brief talk las; night he
!aHE"d III" Director of Parks and
a" Director "f Public Utilities and
"th.r hI"nc'"S FOR their help and Co
".'" ION during the summer in max
iliS iNF meetings Z Su.r,.gG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
ASK CONGRESS REFRAIN
FROM GIVING MORE FUNDS
Resolutions Also Ask That Body Imme
dintely NecOEnfze RcpubIic
of Ireland.
fuv Universal seryicc.I

NEW YORK. Sept l4-Resolut!ons
calling upon Congress Immediately to
recognize the republic of Ireland and
70 refuse further grants Of money to
Great Britain until the army Of occu-
patton has been Withdrawn from Ire
land. were adopted unanimously at a
mass meeting held in the Lexington
Th"ater tonight
Frank 7. Walsh presided at the meet
ing which was called for the purpose
Of demonstrating the opposition OF
liberty loving Americans 10 the Brit
ish policy toward ireland. The thcatcr
vas crowded to its capacity. fully 1000
persons being in the body OF the house
and on the stage. In addition. two
overflow meetings OF fully 5000 per-
sons were held in the street outside
the thcater.
Mr.. Walsh who made the principal
ADDRESS .Seiched briefly the recent
developments in ireland and said the
men who have been described as out
i i, by the British are hghtins for
state OF actual war exists in Ireland
OF the peace treaty and the league OF
nations covenant nc said:
we are asked to ratify one Of the
greatest crimes ever Dcrpctrat fed
against nationhood.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
CONDITIONS IN AUSTRIA
ARE NEAR CHAOTIC POINT
Leading Men Arc beginning to Voice
Apprehension Future
state.
lRv Nssoeiated rres.

VIENNA. Sept. tustria continues
10 drift toward an internal situation
men and the newspapers are begin
ming to voice apprehension as 10 what
may follow unless strong central gov
eminent can weld the country into a
more harmonious national whole.
Al the present time il is apparent
that each reg on or district is for. 1T
Vienna. AZ the bottom seemingly lie
two principal faCtors-thc continue
decrease in the value o. the crown and
'nent thus far seems 10 have been un-
able TO cope with either.
The N"uc Tag remarks edltorially
for the people sternly 10 face the sit
ua'!on N which they find themselves
instead We find dcmoralized. spirit
less. irTeSo!uis generation walking on
V.r streets seeking nothing but pleas
Strfes prevail j, all trades. even
h Enhiis Si.,i. TIE nhyscians OF the
60 on strike. co,npiaining ;hst ih. tp
nay amounts TO 5000 crowns a year
Wh!!c Lamp ish,ers receive ll.oOo and
street car conductors /; 600
into TN" already tangled noltical
economic situations ,icw el.rnan, Ina :
JHSt bteh injected by the formation
OIL nc so-c"i!"d citizens committee as
an onset y the TorkinGmcns counciI.
II is composed largely Of em2loyers ~
80 DOT Shophc"pcrS and the mercantile
.ithheht generally. The program OF
~" committee" as announced is ursI
Li'".!y In pHnos ton to IN. aims Of tn.
."c'a SITS and oth"- groups allied there
70; u seeks 20 sboiish food control and
'e'iDNe IN" embargo on imports
N expression Of The general uncc-
ya.niE Is given in the orgy Of spccu.
alton on the Vienna exchange S,ocu 9
~ cNHrF KIND are bough, and sold ~
.ua;io". ?Ersnntit!es at the widest huc-
Ihat N" crown is beconinr s,nos,
"1f.m'Hss and that any kind Of -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
INCOME TAX PAYMENTS
DUE BEFORE IL TONIGHT
PENALTIES VIII Tie Attached to Those
'" no Emil to Put Down
tnSfuiIrnent TODAY

Today marks the final dav for tho
rhEIhent OF tho third quarterly in :
s'ai!m"n' of tn" income tax without n
n"nahy attached. II taxpayers fail TO
,ncct ne payment by niEhtfall a pen-
any OF per cent viii lie added and
per cent viii be assessed monthly
nurlnS the time that THE tax remains
Las, June when tho socopd ou,r
,rrlN payment was due. approxiinaicIv
'I".-"s 'aHnaN"rS Increased the treas
nrF ihnh by paving the tax whose
neon. Was less than $4,000 annually
ne number who's" Income was more
nan *o,oO0 who paid the tax was
Moro than 1000 ZOO notices have al
ready been sent OUT by the Internal
tcVcnn" bureau TO those affected The
iaS, quarterly installncnt Of the tax
VIII be du" on December 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
HIGH POINT LABOR WAR
ENDS AFTER CONFERENCE
Tied Up Industrial Plants for Si1
Weeks and Created Idle Army
Of 1000.
rR- Associated Press.

HIGH POINT. y. G.. Sept. 1.-THE
labor trouble al High Point which has
tied up industry for tho past six weeks
and created an idle army of approx
maiely 1000 people MAS ended this
OF agreement between employees and
employers were signed by Il committee
representing The Labor unions and the
differences was made the basis OF
the open shop" principle. Under the
agreement. work is 10 be resumed
Wednesday morning, september IL.
The articles OF agreement signed
this afternoon provide for the follow
ing live cSseniia! points:
Admission on the par; OF the manu-
facturers that union labor has right
10 work without discrimination.
Admission on the part OF the union
workers that nonunion employee has
every right the manufacturers concede
the union employee.
Adoption OF the piccework system.
Compulsory arbitration Of differences
between empl gers and employees.
II being herein and hereby distinctly
understood and agreed that this agree
ment shall not be understood any
with either agents committees or rep
resentatives o! union labor.
1t is further agreed that the weeks
work shall consist of ffty-five hours.
with pay on this basis. This, in effect.
means that the employees will work
ten hours day except Saturday. The
here is due largely TO the efforts OF
Governor T. W. Bicket,. the Gov
ernor came TO High Point last Friday
night and since that time has been
almost continuously in conference with
iirst one side and then the other.
Governor BiCke EFT stated upon arrival
here that he had come TO remain until
the labor trouble was settled. even IL
IL required many days or weeks. The
settlement Of the trouble here is re-
Earded as victory for what is termed
the Beckett labor policy" which the
Governor recently presented TO manu-
facturcrs at Charlotte. Badin and
thor uoirf- n
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Mrs. Annie e.. Inacker

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sept. l4.--Mrs
annie j.. Thacker. aged e shty-thrce
"ido" Of Captain w. &. Thackcr. died
Yesterday at her home Cedar Grove
near Carter's Bridge. this county. aftcr
an illness Of only few hours Shr
MAS daughter OF the late Thomas
!HSheid, and IS survived by three
sons and four dauEhtcrS-S. w Thark.
or, OF Cleveland. Ga; r. VI. and ". e.
Ihackcr. Mrs. 4. j.. Barksdale and Miss
ORE + Thacker. of Cartcr's Bridge,
MISS N Is. Thacker, OF this city, and
MISS >. V. Thacker, Of Roanoke. She
is also survived by one sister and one
brother Mss NJ. V. Wingtieid and j. j.
WinSiicld, both OF Albemarie County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
NAPHTHA TANK EXPLODEs;
HYLAN BARELY ESCAPES
New fork's Mayor, Half Blinded by
Smoke, Is Rescued by
Fircmen.
Damage Caused by Flames Along
Shores OF Ncwtown Creek ARE.
Estimated nt S5,OOO,OOO by Depart
mcnt Officials.
tro. Universal scrvicc.l


NEW YORK. Sept. .1i.--Mayor IIyla n
serious injury today while inspecting
plant ut Green Point. The Mayor was
from one OF the big naphtha tank 3
when the tank exploded with a loud
roar. sending blazing oil in all dircc-
down ut the same time. Mr. IIylan
was cropping around half blinded and
cnoklnE when he was rescued by IRE
men. He went TO his HON. immediately
attcrward. 1t was announced that ne
had suffered no i'll effects from his
experience.
afternoon was still smoldcrine this
evening and firemcn say it may con-
tinue to do so for several days. The
last great fire in the same plant. in
1895. hurned Tor nearly a week. chcmi
cal eNtinEuishcrs have had little effect
in check ing the blaze So far and water
has been OF little use except when the
flames attacked wooden structures in
the yard or along the shores Of New
town Creek. which at one time was
almost entirely covered by blazing oil.
mated at $4,000. 900. FIFTY men were
injured. bur no lives were lost. There
were several narrow escapes aud spec
'acular rcScucs
Every fireman in the city was called
out TOR emergency duty and every
avaiiahic y oaerfnpraei shrdulshdrlshr
blaze.
Forty OF the hundred or moro tanks
sands OF windows were broken hv the
explosions and dwellers in nearby
tenement districts were routed out.
many spending the night in the open
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
RUBY Lips Prone
Costly. Luxury
Ponder PUTS and Other
Beauty Aids Join High
Price Ranks.

: lcar yc. hear yc. hear We Pop High
. Cos; Of Living Is out again on ram
, page. But this time il is she OF the
rosy checks. ruby lips. saucy eyebrows
and that beautiful auburn hair who IS
! his victim,
/ From powder puTs 20 treckle re
movers. one and all, ard all as one. up
ward they soar. and soar. and soar.
until now the prohihitivc price of the
red cheek threatens - become as sore
subject TO my lady" as that OF the
rosy nose has TO my lord
Increases Of from so TO $50 per cent
have been discovered in the price OF
nail flies. orange sticks. cosmetics.
myriad Of other articles cSseniia! 10
the repair OF worn complcNion.
Even the humble hoof Of the lowly
rabbit. long having held a position OF
mrr!; with fcm!n:nity IN general. has
hoped W. a rung on the ladder only
climbed with srSenaacks
Perfumes Ascending.
oh, hang your heads again and sob
down the column. That seen; so rar'e,
cor is il -are) OF perfume tsome call
/; atari OF roses. vio!etS. CARNATIONS
and all The rest OF the category OF the
tiowe-s COR rather smells has down
so high the average pocNethook can
not afford SO much as 20 wrinkle the
nose.
The cos; Of the imprisoned Laughter
of tn. peasant girls Of France" hasn't
got dog Eoncd thing on the Price o,
one half ounce OF rose juice. II c,dors
rare have so much value. tho polccai
ought 10 be locked up ae hoa
.>mberSris. one Of the substances
used in odor manufacture' IS now rs
scarce as tho Garden of Eden. accord@
ing 10 the statements cf the makers
OF smells. Nobody faintS any moro
when the storckNcpcr asks $40 an
ounce for perfume with name one
can; pronounce.
Compilations Expensive.
Because OF the war" woman is now
compelled TO dig down IN her pocket
book for twice as much ka'e Tor Don
OF complexion as before. There arc Two
is used styles making more space
TO BE- covered and the price IS nearly
double that OF before. Women wonder
hoy many kinds Of powder the dough
boys used.
Bu, besides these things an the rest
OF the assets OF beauty have become
more excilus'yc When the the password Word
commodities it is nov s.. and some
times more.
asnG"s TIM in GsesrG~s aI. fyG also
brow is now the rage. To gain this
effect many beauties ,and otherwise.
whose eyebrows arc too thick for the
times. have them ,hinncd beneath and
in the center to give them the archcd
look.
Brovs Hurt Like sixty.
This costs 80 cents and hurts like
sixty. Tonsoria! artists now value
their time more highly. Black or gray
hair can become auburn If YOU have
the price. And now II is some price
too: and N-rieS almost everywhere
Modest women, once contcntcd TO be
peroxide blends, now demand more
fanciful named colorings for their
hair.
Wigs took q hop. skip and a jump
| almost out Of sight some time ago and
bald heads arc again becoming popular
| ana sign OF superior wisdom. TAX
! ing IL all In all, beauty soon threatens
! 10 Join the class OF luNuries which have
I long been just ont OF reach of the
average citizen. unless heroic measures
are taken. What these viii be no one
/ darcS 10 predict.
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Mrs. I.m,nn Jnnc Gum.

PULASKI. Sept. 14-Mrs. Emma Jane
Gum, widow of William Gum. died
sixty nine years. She was a native
0. Hand County. These children sur
vivc Mrs. :. l.. KcSley and Mrs. j. +.
Harvey, OF Roanoke: .. |. Gum, of
Draper and Miss Bessie Gum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Robert q. Whitten.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. H.
Robert q. Written. who formerly re-
sided at la l'ouchc," near Kcswick.
this county. and more recently of San
Diego. Cal, died in that city Friday.
lie was the father of George H. Whit
ten, Of kesw,ck
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Herman G.. oHterdinr.r.

LiHCHHCkG. VA. Sept l4-IIerman
, =; onnhterhinser. a former resident OF
COL, and his body is being brourhi
mere for burial. = ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.

Steamers leave pier foot w Main
Street. Norfolk. (Telcphone Bell 4260)
BOSTON. Mon. Wed. Sat. p. NJ.
PROVIDENCE. Thur. Fri p. NJ.
BALTIMORE. Mon. Tue. Thur PM.
Attractive Passenger and Freight Rates
Full information on request
A. E. PORTER, Agent, Norfolk, Va.
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Virginia
Mechanics
Institute
Opp. William Byrd Park.

Eleventh and Broad Streets.
Trades. Commercial Art, Science,
Architectural and Mechanical Draw
ing. Electrical, Mechanical and Bust
ness Courses.
Registration begins September 18th.
II. l.. DAVIDSON, Supt.
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Nnmr Mntron Mt Orpbnnnp,

LYNciIHIiRG VA. Sept I4-Mrs
J." Irvine. Of ramp!ins, has been
,uhh" marion Of the smaller girls at
IN" odd Fellows Orphanagc She has
accepted and begun her duties
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles tor sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
1913 West broad: Phone boulevard 1926
commonwealth Touring Cars and Oneida
Trucks.
AUTOMOBILE rAiNTINC-Caii Randolph
6o4a. h-class work. Calls Painting
Co. ls2, West Broad Street.
CHALMERS cheap. Motor Mechanlc.
Co. rear HE Hanover Avenue.
COMMERCIAL AUTO BODIES ana wagons
Richardson Bros. 6lI Brook Avenue.
DEPENDABLE Used CARS for sale. At
ianuc Motor Corporation. 1897 WeSt Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

VA. Sept. l4.--Co!on.I
SHAncyTH H. EIlerson o! Richmond cx.
PRESIDENT OF the state T. T. A.. and
psSW. Sale, former national president,
we're ]. speakers before the local most
.Aturday night, when plans were made
the membership OF the
wekshcrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

lIN'iiI;GRG. VA. Sept. l4-Lcon
Goodman member of tho local bar.
mas accepted the workmanship OF the
local drive for the Jewish relief drive
~ be made here In October.
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RAPT|STS MAKE PLANS
FOR COMING CAMPAIGN
Sunday School Association Members
Hold Meeting at Pine Street
Church.
QUOTAS ARE APPORTlONED
Pastors Discuss Meaning of S15,-
100000 Drive During Sermons.
Daily Prayers at Home Are Urged
by Speakers.

The s;5.ooo.No0 campaign in its re-
lation TO the Baptist sunday schools
Of the state and OF Richmond was pre-
sentcd by Rev. George w Mcdaniel
u. u. AZ a meeting OF the Baptist sun
day School Association OF Richmond at
, Pine street Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon More than 1000 members
OF the association. including officers
and teachers OF every Baptist Sunday
schoo! III Richmond, were III attend
inCe.
,unity OF Richmond. the speaker said.
to increase the membership OF the
sunday schonlS, Scrtcmber being In
tercesS;on Month" He stressed the
OF the campaign. Private interccssion
and the establishments OF family affairs
in Baptist homes was emphasized as
a phase Of the prayer life OF the church
III its preparation for the campaign.
instruct Teachers.
0uested 10 discuss The meaning OF the
campaign and the membership feature
\; least once month with their
classes. so that all the classes would
understand the meaning OF Victory
Week.
Every sermon preached in a Baptis,
church in Richmond yesterday featured
some phase OF, the $4,000 900 cam
paiEn, and ministers are expected to
keep the campaign constantly before
their congregations from This time on.
The Dover Baptist Association. which
includes the majority of tho Baptist
churches IN Richmond. has been APP
portioncd Sl.5Oo.cOo
Quotas for Churches.
The list OF churches. with their or
csnjzorS ard the amounts apportioned
in the S75.o00Coo campaign follows:
First Church........ W. l.. Austin. S,1' -,
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IiDGSEk MISREPRESENTATION. working house
keeper. Apply 42t North Twenty-fifth
street. "
MOTHERS HELPER wanted for two
Va '''
PA&riiY WOMEN-Wantcd. two oxperi-
rhcrd pantry women. Apply steward
lcmcrnnn IIotcL
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In>tfurt Teachers.
Quotas for Churches.

The list OF churches. with their or
rSnizerS and the amounts aDportioned
in the S15,o00,6o0 campo ign follows:
First church ....... ". l.. Austin. 500 80
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

FOR SALE-One light six Buick roadster.
1917 model. good new: one Pierce Arrow
touring car. 7-pusscnscr. WIN sell cheap
APPLY to Blttncr Motor Car Shop. 30l North
Gtlmor Street.
FORD-For sale. Ford roadster, in good
condition. $3.50: also 1915 Ford sedan
N N good mechanical condition. with starter.
$500. These must bc sold Monday, A.
Meyers Sons Co.. South Eighth.
fORD-One new Ford touring car with er-
traS. "So3 East broad.
roRD 1918 touring for sale.
Carter. a2t w"v. '.-~.,r' -
FORD 1919 touring. run 400 miles "a South
rrrth.
FORD touring for sale In good ron,Ii,,n
Dispatch
FORDS--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

experienced girls: good wage. shor, hours
and pleasant work. Garrett q Massie. Inc,
la01-il East Franklin stree.
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Observation-Disclosures Service.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female.

fFTp W AnteQ-FcmlIC 30
CANEASSkNS-W 10 lady canvAsh.r.
!or South liehnond: money making pro.
position. see hT. Gooa-y. Manager H.
r:ast T@eif,h Street .t once. or 1907 Hull
street
COOK Wanted. cook and one nurse
% S0h.c Avenue. C!nt.r PARK
COOh--n ant-d. = bread COOK FOR Vest
HAMPTON GolIGxe CAL boulevard Jtt7- ~
DiCLFHO$E operator. experienced with
soine stenoErA phic ability perinAne mt
position ABBY Kline kar Corp. Seventh
at!G Cary SIrects.
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Mouth Type or Diphtherin.

When roup IN any form breaks ont
Ill birds should he observed for ulcers
" sores in the mouth. II these arc
Eound scraDe off the runmy matter
Hndr.burn the surface with a stick Of
citrate OF silver. Burn all sore parts
sillsthey are white. Repeat In week
III ten days - necessary.
IA vaccine has been prepared from
The virus Of sore head which has bee n
kound to cure and also prevent roup
"a its various forms.
6SAs n preventative measure ar.ire,
dup, the henhouse must have a dr..
ho6r. The sides. back and roo
theu1d be water tight and drartpronr
;EIVEhen, roup breaks out in a flock I.
txSsnecessarv 10 clean the ward and
.SSuss.'r and thoroughly snrav the
,Srrrntres with strong disinrectnut
sas1infnate any chronic carriers Tso
srfT, anganate o. potash in the drink,nr
water. isolate all sick fowls as soon
sgE;.fi,eyi are observed: burn or bury
Vi limo. all birds that die
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

Common colds occur among chickens
ipecially younS s:ers. IN the fall anu
t1fy- winter. ~ this season, climat {
.nditions arc most favorabla to con-
Ss.ru. ca;arrh. roup and sore heal
let, rainy weather, during which time
ne birds may get wet. and roostiTG
l. drafts at night. are 51ne 81 the
tost common ClutNs.