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The Keota news., 1919-02-07
Seed Testing.

Before seeding time comes on it is
imperative to know how viable the
seeds are. The longevity of the seeds
varies from ! to Is years. depending on
the variety. age. health Of the parent
plant. maturity Of seed At gathering and
subsequent treatment. After the seed
has arrived every thing should be tested
to determine the percentage which will
grow. which will likewise demonstrate
the quantity 10 SOW. There is marked
difference between seeds which will
terminate and seeds which will grow.
Coun, out % to 100 seeds and place
them between sheets Of moist blotting
paper and place the paper between two
plates. The tester is then removed to
place favorable to termination and in
. week or ten days. depending on the
variety. the seeds which are viable
should be germinatsd. BY counting the
seeds which sprout. one easily can de-
icrminc the percentage Of termination.
This usually is Is to 30 per cent. There
Is q great difference between . seed
which will aprout and ono which will
grow. II 10 therefore far better to SOW
. fixed number Of seeds in fat Of soil
and place them In = suitable place
which il warm. In due time with prop
er care they will break thru the soil
and when the first true leaves have oil
appeared count the number Of such
plants. This will give m authentic
record Of the seeds which will actually
grow. Testing sssda u Of The utmost
importance to Ill farmers, especially to
such IN intensive grower = . gardener.
After knowing the viahilify OF The SEEDS
purchased il 10 easy to know how many
seeds to plant In . row. provided Of
course that We know the proper dis
lance the mature plants should stand
apart In the row. Field and Farm.
For Trade: Studebaker car for cattle
or horses. Inquire at News Office. 03tf
J. E. PegR is nursing on IN influenza
case near Raymer.
Pstronize enterprises that are Of
keOta 100 per cent,
The Keota news., 1919-02-07
Literary Society asd Box Social

Literary Society nod Box Social
The subject for debate at the meet
ing of the Kcota Literary Society. In
the N. e. church basement next Tues
day evening. will Be Resolved: That
under conditions prevailing at Ksota
horses are more profitable than tractors
- . source Of farm power" A geod
general program will be rendered. fol-
lowed BY . box supper for the benefit
Il Ksosa High School activities.
II. E. Church
Sunday School every Sunday At 10 ..
m. D.. w. Schoonover. Superintendent.
Epworth League every Sunday at $50
p. m. Charles kurtx. President.
Morning worship Sunday. February
8. at II o'clock. Evening service At
7:30 o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night
A cordial welcome to all.
EDGAR DICKSON. Pastor.
Get your bran and ground feed at
Kcota elevator.
The Keota news., 1919-02-07

Get your bran and ground feed at
Kcota elevator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
WORD "MISSING" WRITTEN
OPPOSITE 314,OOO NAMES
-Hm! or senrchcrs VIII Scrutinizc All
OF No Mans Lnnd to Learn
OF Their Entc.

,,. Paris. March e,-on the casualty
~, irni IS no is written opposite the names
Investigations which have been con-
Quoted have resulted in establishing
the fact that of this number ali hone
i ib approximately 10000 must be
:. In these times Of intense warfare. it
i; 90. Ul Gou.sc, possible for man TO be
literally blown TO atoms" but a mi
nute examination OF No Mans Land. il
Is hoped. may still yield indications by
OF at least some OF the missing men
An army of 1900 searchers Will
subject all the trenches and Gugouts
aionE the whole battle line TO most
careful scrutiny for any evidence That
max lead 10 Identification
Inat this Is no light task is evident
Nearly 1900 square miles OF ground
must pc explored. in all cases an
proaching definite identification prop
cr burial certificate will be issued 10
the families Of the fallen
Ihcre is talk OF cemeteries being
LAID out on the battlcnelds TO be
plains OF silence" Others prefer that
the fields should be planted with trees
10 grow into mighty forests as an
everlasting monument 10 the dead Of
the great war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
TELLS HOW HE GOT
RID OF HIS CORNS
Well-Enryvn Man Relates
Remarkable Experience.

by George: never saw anything like
the effect rt that now treatment, Ice Mint
FOR removing Corns and bringing quick relief
to tired swollen, aching, burning feet. II
acted Ike miracle in my case" said
wcll-known man yesterday. Ia speaking Of
this discovery which has caused such big
stir among Foot Specialists 81 had car
r!sd pet corn for years that simply took
all the JOY out OF life. tried piaaters
salves, ether compounds ana all OF the
other dope" that Is supposed TO do tho
trick. hut tho Fostering thing simply would
not leave me. began to think there was
when I nnally read about tho cmnrka h,e
results obtained by foot sufferers from the
use of ice Mint. decided to try 4; for
myself and before I hardly realized !. INV
corn came oGt-root and aii--and without
Causing the least pain or soreness Believe
M, 1t seems mighty good not to be afraid
nonlc one is going tn hit my ret corn--a nd
tho rcliet-well, that Just seems like
Paradise"
Icc-Min. is pure. snow white creamy
pr>paratiou made from a genuine Japanese
product aud - highly appreciated by women
who wca. high heel shoes and ~ mon " no
stand on their fsst all DAY. It draws the
Inflammation out Of swollen. tired or burn
ing feet and iooscns hard or soft corrs 90
they can easily be lifted out with the nm
a delightful. cooling soothing sensation
that YOU w!li just Sigh with relief II is
selling like wild Fire" here Try 1,
Just ask in any drug store for a little leo
Mint and give your poor, suffering, tired
aching feet tho treat OF their lives
There IN nothing better. or nothing Just
as good -.tiv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
FAIRLY SATISFACTORY"
However, REIMBURSEMENT Is Not rs
Fast rs Many Interests Had
Hoped For.
OvEKANNIoUs AS TO LABOR
Federal Reserve Board Representa-
tircS Say Conditi, ms Grew No
Worse During Fcbruary-Surplus
Smallest i'm South and Southwest.
rBv Associated i,ress.l

WASHINGTON. March 6--Conhdence
that business conditions are readjust-
ing themselves lin fairly satisfac-
tory way" although not as fast as
many interests wish, was expressed
today By the Federal Reserve Board. in
review OF business reports for Feb
ruary.
These reports were made by Federal
reserve agents in each district, based
on specific surveys OF commercial and
industrial conditions.
Reports ~ to labor unemployment
have been numerous in tho press"
says tho boards review. but the re-
ports OF Federal reserve agents show
that there has probably thus far been
overanxicty and cxaSEcration with
respect 10 this matter. From several
manufacturing districts il is reported
that labor conditions are far from
satisfactory, and that there Is consid-
cradle Unemployment. but ii is also
noted that the condition does not
seem to have grown worse during
I|eDruarv'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
VERY WEAKLY FOR
SEVERAL. YEARS
North Carolina Lady Describes
tho Symptoms From Which
She Suffered and Which
She Says Cardui
Relieved.

Trap Hill, N. C.-Mrs. Eudora
Holbrook recently made this state
ment: II was very weakly for three
or four years with womanly trou-
bles. I was much worse at special
times. Every month 1 would have
to lie in bed for three or four days.
My chief suffering was in my back.
| could not tell how badly it ached,
but it seemed as il it could not pos
sibly ache worse. Whenever would
get tired, or if / was much on my
feet, it would ache. Cardui was all
tho medicine l took.
saw, with the first bottle, that T
was being benefited, but kept right
on for five bottles regularly. BY this
time l was so could do all my own
work, which for some time had
not been able to do.
That is tho only timc 1 ever took
1t regularly, but always have 1t on
hand TO use when do not feel we'll
and it always helps me-"
With q successful record OF over
40 years to its credit, Cardui hah
proven its merit in tho treatment OF
many OF tho simple ailments peculiar
to women.
Try it. At your druggists.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
IN ASD OUT or TOWN.


arS John =: HARDWOOD. % .,sheyilI., y g
IL. nrf sinAt- seh ar' guests OF Mrs. Jonu
MISC Polly Cooke ot Greenwood and
;hlss kathctine St9ncman. Of "lslsna." arc
NiI3ing ir.cnaS In Washington.
:, Eo,'rn fre!cri.S - Aakins. United
Stain. Naval AVIATION. IS tho guest OF his
ra-k Avenue. "
NJ, Amy Dunn German. o, norfolk. j.
Mrs. Mann Valentine 81
Mr. Charlie z white will shortly 20 70
'Beivoir,' near The Plains to DO tho I.uost
OF her sister. SirF Fairfax Harrison.
:, Wis 7; Smoot. VINO has been visiting
has returned to Richmond
Mrs. FLOYD TYLER. OF Byrd Park. who has
urer IN NnH York for tho past month ha-
f.tuEned 70 Niehmond. accompanied hy her
sttrr SIR Y. = Duffey. and her children
Miss Eiza Montgomery has returned TO
NoTt62 @ AM Ml. sGRfnn6 5rS ty9 gss in
Mir; and trs. \. y. Martin navo been ~,
no Hotel Gha'nhcrl!n. Old FONT Comfort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07

easiness being entertained relative to
possible Infection"
The visiting staff of the negro hos
pltai' Tho head nurse and internes and
the official personnel will all be white
inc co!ored girls in training will be
known as trained attcndauts' and
VIII have a two years course. 4 class
VIII be started within the next fcw
weeks in the colored ward of Memorial
hospital in order that when the negro
hospital opens there will be an i'm
ncdiatcly available colorcd nursing
staff.
Perhaps the most intcrcs ing part OK
the splendid new negro hospital build
ing Is the operating-rooms. which arc
located on tho seventh, or top, floor.
rms Noor rcproduces tho plan OF an
English hospital. which DR.. Mcclure
brought back from abroad just before
the war. The arrangement OF space is
wondertulfy conceived and carried out
treat windows open out to the north
and south Of the two opcrating-rooms
and spread out below is panorama
line OF blue Bills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
SURPLUS or LABOR is
SMALLEST In SOUTH

1t appears that the surplus OF labor
is smallest i'm the South and South
west. In the South and Southwest
ton in the wage scale. while in the
North and East employees are demand :
ing higher wages. Notwithstanding the
existence Of considerable unemp4 Jy-
ment.
There is as yet no general revision
Of wages downward, although there are
indications Of a tendency to let wages
settle to definite level. which shall.
existing before the war. There has
been tendency to-provide labor for
greater number Of persons by elimi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
mating overtime or establishing short

mating overtime or establishing short
time"
The textile industry presents one OF
tho most difficult problems. says the re-
port. In New England curraiiment or
WOODEN mill production still is In prog
rcss. and in the Philadelphia distric,
rcadJnstmcnt in textile production is
proceeding with values unsettled In
New England tho cotton market is re-
ported at a complete standstul. SO far
as raw material is concerned. while
mills arc operating only n few days
week.
RAW MATERIAL FOR
SHOES STILL HIGHER
Raw material for leather and shoes Is
reported higher than when the armi.
sticc was signed. says the report, land
by some II is predicted that the price
of shoes will advance rather than de-
cline"
Banking conditions in general
show a condition OF greater ease" the
board said. with some accumulation
or funds at ccnters and Il strong ten
dency on the part OF money boarded
10 return to tho banks. According TO
some bankers estimates. the amount
OF hoardcd money that has been re-
turned TO banks since the armistice
would aggregate s30o.o0o0oo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
TANKS IN LOAN CAMPAIGN
War Department. Lend. TREASURY ZOO
Machines In Fight for
Funds.
fBy Associated prcs..1

WASH INGTON. March 6-More than
zoo fast American lighting tanks" have
been lent by the War Department 10
the Liberty loan organization to be sen,
scurryinG over city streets and country
ROADS during the Victory loan cam
pt!En as advertising features. Between
Twelve ana twenty will he assigned to
each Federal reserve district, to be
routed by district managers
Each OF tho fvc-toa tanks manned
by two soldiers and armed with ma
chine guns. viii carry loan orators in
addition. These machines, for the most
part: were in this country when the
armisticc was signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
WoMEN's MEETINGS.

The regular ,nunthIy meeting Of tho boar,
Of manager Of the Exchanges for woman =
Work VIII be held today d IL noon in tho
This afternoon the rcgilaar season Of
nrayc: for hcnc missions viii be observed
itoui 10 "' CLOCK ~ the women 81 Crn,,.
Stree, Bsptst Church. IN interesting pro-
gram has been arranged
Thsro viii be- called meeting OF the In
the Service Of tho King Circle OF King :
daughters to be held tho rcsitcnCc OF
Mrs. w. ". Roy. 4Is Sorth Tw"nty-sixth
street. thu, afternoon al o'clock. Mem
- The tickets sold for tho moving picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
For DIR. and Mrs. pfeIncr.

An attractive program is being ar
ranged Tor the reception 20 be given
TT. and Mrs. H. g. Ptcincr at PARK
!iacc church this evening at o'clock
~. j.. II. Potts. presiding elder of the
Richmond district. w!ll welcome pr.
iicihcr on hohalf OF the district. aad
stewards viii voice the pleasure Of
mo church In having Or. Pfeiner as
signed 10 this charge. Tho lnusica!
proEFam VIII be under tho direction OF
choir director. ana viii be rendered n.
inc church puartct-Mrs Cowhcrd
Mrs. Guarles. Mr. iiantord and Mr.
The affair Is arranged. not only to
Honor the now nastor and his wife I'M,
also 70 Introduce 10 the congregation
Hirs y. w Martcnstein. organist and
nc new members, OF whom Dr.. pfcinc-
the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
MEMBERS OF HOARD
ARE NAMED FOR LIFE

Judge George L. Christian is chair
man OF the board OF the Medical COL
lcrc of Virginia, the members OF which
are appointed for life BY the Governor
ot Nirg nia This Is tho only state in
sutution IN which the appointments
arc for life.
Il: l.. Bemiss is vice-chair,nan Of the
board and i. IL Morris chairman of
the executive committee. Or. y. l..
Gray, A-ray specialist, has for a long
time been chairman OF tho school Of
medicine. exercising without rc!nun-
Grafton and with entire satisfaction
TO the personnel OF the faculty OF the
Medical College OF Virginia, the duties
Of president.
Something OF the approximate cost
OF cGulppinc tho seven-story negro
hospital may be determined BY the fact
that the hatticship green linolcum
which VIII cover every floor where
there Us not Thing, viii cost S. 600. II
VIII he ccmcntcd 20 the concrete un-
derlay. The contract was awarded to
department store In Hlchmond and
- one OF tho biggest orders for limo
lcum on record here.
The most noticeable feature OF the
new hospitals IL tina, in construction
th"% are AS nearly rreproof as Is hu-
manly possible 20 make thcm. Tho
arrangement Of fire escapes is as
unique as practicable. the pla ,forms at
each story serving The double pur-
nose OF hre escape and porchcs from
witch the most ptcturcsguc view in
The CITY may hc obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
Miller TO Join st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, MarCh h.-Jack Miller.
inheldcr and captain OF the So Louis
Nationals until he enlisted in tho ma
rines in the spring of 1917 has cabled
from France he expected TO return IN
time TO reJoin tho club before the sen
son opened. Presidcnt-M Branch
hickey announced tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
orcrsubscrIbc Belgian Loan.
fBy Associated Pressl

~ Associated PrcS5.l
NEW YORK, March 6.-The accent
ance credit OF S5o0o0,o o0 made hv
American banks in favor of Belgian
banking institutions has been over
subscribed $4,000. 600. It was an
nounced today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS
ASSERTED TO ri. NJERE-J.f--T

The sanitary arrangements have
been declared BY experts TO be per
feet from every point OF view. par
where even the smallest chance OF in :.
lection has been eliminated
1t is 50 arranged" said Super rim
;cndcnt Mcrlok, that wc could hiy. :.
case of measles in one room. dipth-
iberia IN another, scarlet fever IN an
other and any number OF other equally
CONTIGUOUS diseases without any I'M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
friday Leaders for Girls
6 to IA years.


TOUR styles, originally
L made and intended
to be sold at $3.50.
They are not up to the
standard Of our $3.50
dresses, but they are
splendid values at
S1.9S.
THREE MODELS in
dresses which we VEN
ture to say you will
not equal elsewhere at
a dollar more. Fine
fabrics and charming
~ fashioned, in want
eel colors. Special
Friday, $2.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
y to & years.

LIVE charming styles
l in chambrays, repps
and ginghams, trim
med in pique collars
and cuffs and dainty
contrasting effects.
Special, S1.3S.
A LIMITED number of
very fine quality Cling
ham Dresses, in
checks and solid col
ored chambrays, with
very fine trimmings
and smockings G. to
6-year sizes); ordi-
narily $2.75; Friday,
S1.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
LAW MATERIAL FOR

Italian Workmcn Go to France.
ROME. March 6.-Thirty thousand
! .aiian "orkmen arc to BE- sent to
France TO work in the devastated
region, the Idea Natzionale announces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
NiiiIcr's Antiseptic OIL, known rs
Snake Oil
Has Brought Relief to Thou
sands of Sufferers.

And what II haa done for others 1t viii
DO for you Don't continue TO suffer with
rheumatism. neuralgia. stiff and sore mus
cles. cold In tho chest. Group. coughs and
kindred aches and paina. Ask your drug
gst for bottle OF MilIer's Antiseptic OIL
rcctions and know what II means to DO FREQ
OF pain.
Miller's Antisoptio Oil (known MS Snake
Old Is powerful and penetrating, yet will
not harm the most delicate skin. In 3nc,
sos and $1.o0 bottlca Ask for and insist
upon tho genuine Miler's Antiscptic Oil
tknown as Snake OiD. Your money back
II 1t doesn't do what we claim. For sale by
all uruggiats.-Ady:~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
Going South.


Mrs. George J. Bull and her daughter.
MISS Agnes Bull, are leaving tonor-
row evening for South Carolina where
'Hoy Viii spend some time with friends
ana relatives. Mrs. Bull and her daugh-
,e! VIII be accompanied TO South Caro-
lima by Miss Bland Cox, who will also
spend some time with them In that
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
Auth ORR end Ing.

An interesting benefit affair Of this
evening VIII be the authors reading
given by Mrs. Henry A@lctt Sampson
Al s:i5 o'clock in the lccturc-roo,n Of
INC First Presbyterian Church The
entertainment is under the auspices Of
circle No 10 OF the Woman's Auxiliary
az the church. and is for the benefit Of
The work OF that organization. An at
iraciiVe program has been arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
Films for Nils. Cooks Wedding.

rims for Miss Cooks Wedding.
Or much interest to society In Rich
nond Is tho wedding OF Miss Chloe
Iyiar Cooke and Albert Stuart Walker.
Whlcii VIII be celebrated in Baltimore
Early In May.
The ceremony Will be performed In
me chapel OF Emmanuel Protestant
episcopal Church, with only the mem
bcrs OF the two immediate families
present, owing TO mourning In the
family.
;. Miss Austin Turner. Of Woodbcrry
horest. will DC Miss Cookies maid of
honor and only attendant.
Mr.. Walker Is a son OF tho late
taptain Robert Stringfellow Walker.
OF Woodbcrry Forest. and Mrs. Walker,
ana since graduating from tho Uni
yersity OF Virginia has been living III
Lynn. Mass.
Miss Turner is now visiting Miss
Cooke at the residence Of her mother.
Mrs. J. Addison Cooke. in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
SOCl e T Y

=, Mrs. Wcstmoreland Davis Joined
governor Davis at tho Shorcham in
washington Oh Wednesday for Il stay
or several days. Mrs. Davis left tho
Executive Mansion last week, and is
now occupying her country estate,
MorVcn Park" near Lccsburg, for the
spring months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
Every Monday Club.

Tho Every Monday Club was enter
tained this week BY Mrs Il. =. Lay
transacted a comprehensive and in
forming paper on the American huuor-
is,. Oliver Wendell Holmcs." was
read by tho president OF the club. Mrs
:. i. Lewis. y social hour and re-
freshmcnts were served by the hostess
The club VIII meet on March 10 with
MISS Daisy Winston. 4, 2G07 Hanover
Avenue. who VIII be hostess OF tho
occasion. Ann Iiazeltine Judson" is
he subject OF tho paper TO be read by
Nrs j. i. Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-07
TWO NEW HOSPITALS
NEARING COMPL ELTON
Richmond Will Be on Medical Map as Southern Leader
With Negro and Dooey Institutions
TO Be Ready July l.

Richmond will be put permanently
on tho map as the medical center of
the entire South with the simultaneous
opening July / OF the two biz, new
State hospitals. the negro hospital and
the Doolcy Hospital DENOMINATIONS and
infectious diseases, both buildings be-
ing in the block with the old Medical
College OF Virginia Building at the
corner OF Marshall and College Streets.
Like Memorial Hospital, the new
hospitals VIII be an important phase
OF the activities OF the Medical College
or virginia. and both will be run un-
der the same management.
me negro hospital has been In pro-
cess or construction FOR two years at
2 cost TO the State of 100000. The
Doo!ey Hospital. separate and dis
tinct building connected only by an
underground passageway with the
negro hospital. is the gift to the Medi-
ca 90 r College Of Virginia Of Major James
pltal VIII total 10000.
b"th buildings are nearing. compile
tion; The negro hospital is seven
rs pa,ienis The Doo!ey afG9 ospI,al Is Is
!, smaller building, three stories in
height, and viii easily take care Of
thirty-FN patients or more in an
EVERY DETAIL PLANNED
FOR TWO BUILDINGS
Dr. stuart Mcclure. Fred g. Norfolk
and Thomas l.. Moore, chairman Of tho
building committee, planned the two
hospitals No detail was omitted
nothing forgotten
They have exceeded my cxpecta-
lions" said DR.. MEG uirc. after super
!ntcndent Morlok had taken him FOR
the hrst time over the buildings on a
tour OF inspection. DR.. Mcclure has
Just returned from overseas.
R!chlnond has outgrown her hos
pital facilities" Supcrintcdeut Morlok
stated yesterday. There nave, been
no Vacancies in the various hospitals
of the city for three months. The
negro hospital will be the only really
big hospital Of the kind not under
Federal control in the, United States.
1T Will do for Richmond what the
Mayo Brothers have done for Roches-
ter, Minn.-put II on the map as a
recognized medical center.
should the next General Assembly
fall IN line with tho offer OF the Mcdi-
cal College OF Virginia 10 buy the
present building used h. Memorial
Hospital for the location OF State Of
nc"s. the unit OF hospital buildings will
b. completed by another splendid
building at tho corner OF Broad and
Thirteenth Streets. which would max
Il solid block OF closely correlated state
hospitals operating under the Medical
College Of Virginia.