lie will no on ington pay taxes intangibles. wh'ih Hod | >111 in tin- c roll ml for us and tsee f Nothing from nothing leaves nothing*, so the if iliov ciiii'i ilrviiif a wa> l<> lax those natural loss to the Commonwealth will he i. .. m i «.« s into use. anil thou |tn> ilcrfiit salarle ' exactly SEEN ON THE t<> I In- liwlii'm',' REDUCING THE COST SIDE " IH'IMOl'lt.VT. OF LIVING--VIII. TIMES at all. . i lot 1KH.1 nothing tcsvillo, V«.. iH'cemlirr -N. UY Taxes will continue to he on Mr. ItoV FHUUIilllC J. HASttiX ,00S- nt 'h' <»HW-e paid IllltpeU. of t i« r'' ». l-'onntlliiu "oil federate Home. ^KuVmVom)liniond, la.. trroiitl-rlnti. niuttrr. an's . ^ H> great estate in Nelson Comity, just as "I'wa.s the lielon> New Year To ih night ¦.alitor of The Times-1 >ispa t oh: WASHINGTON. D. December they have in the past, while under the opera¬ And all thiotmh 111house Sir. Since tlio recent lire sit tIt.> Homo Tor C. 30.. but that style is (In- i'">st expensive ' > r,lr '<« >« S.tqth Truth Is n fiictur in if one I Strict''h,!TV r\ tion of the tax law ami the other Not ti creaturc was stirring Needy i"onfedorato Women, I liave Inul n num¬ Clothing dedicate subject in most clothing. by style Tlmrfc-UlMWUh Puli- segregation ber of calls for so means the fashious tliul coniv :iu«l raplfcWik f« i7 i'h'''il,!hnrl*.. K..ll"' lalitur and Nut oven a mouse. information. I mil nskint; households thiy year, (»n the first of go llasbrook. measures enacted to give it efficiency, the that >oii publish this lottor every month. Ami it Is cer¬ |iv«{Uuif»r ¦Mainiiia in her eontaininc an lie- the month equally State has collected from Mr. Kyan $2I!5.OUU kerchief count of the foiindinc o( I lie lionio: when the hills come In the tain that tin- woman of to-ilav. un¬ Ami I in my cap in the year is'.is. the Ladies' less she 1"- "MMI'Mt ATIONS (<. The Timr*- on omitted returns. So far as we can see. Auxiliary of the of the household in treated with wealthy, lami'il afford to V,< Htul settled ilnrt it Pic\.tl t'usun hud to its oreilit in hank the suin lioth '*Uli. mi.I inn t. inUi% iduulx. i- just of the great respect. I lis buy style and quality. Heme, ffe Virginia jur-t $23f>,000 11» the good. Kor a white's *l.0«'(». amount Itaviuc horn raised to daughters parade she should ask "l»o I long nap. l.iiiM a home lerself, want for needy < "onfrderale women. I their most threadbare costumes before four dresses this scaaoii at 1 I- Triune llrunrli Km-Iii.iiic* ( V\ lion close In my ears. was undo tlio troasiiroi of this the rale ^tm1V'V.'..NIiiik »,u, ,,n fund. The him: his slightest remark is «»f one every three weeks, or do ayinni't According to report. the new quarters ami A I least, so it scomo*I money lav in hunk, ami tlio homo seemed no Kroelud I to want two that will last all winter ami half-dollars are vein attractive coins: Per- I '"'lr 'Mlii'' an «'\plop ion. arer realization than ovor. until Mrs. Alice with Hie most flattering itli|ire<'latioi), I 1 KKrKKSKNTATIVKS: Has- r diiv. .Mrs. |i X ISiirsjess ami all three part of next winter?" VA 'S'r I lllh .\\enuc {VoIiIiiik Sonally. w have never seen .i coin which N<> lunger I dreamed. myself. ami ins wife takes groat iroublcH to i llfini|»», lllr., members of tin* I,»t dies' of liuyiug quality is a more intricate K'N^it- '.lit. st a nil ha r l <. ilea I h Attxlliary Pickett in «¦ failed to answer that i'ami1 carried the motion expluin detail the unjust, but enor- matter as a than . «. i I. general description. tint «letlnite action rule, buying quantilv. t..«% ^inhjiiij:,Ituihii. ( liicftgo. tlu> noise t i-t't f l»> and lit- clatter. towatils founding a homolie forl o|* needyII inous, cost of his two favorite dishes fur there aii- yo inaii.v imitation fahries I threw 111> the window i\MifeiU r.ito w omen Mrs l». N. on the murUet to Oi l it i:: I'niirtri'Ulh Strerl. V .V self Hurc'oss :in«I serveil at tiie iiichI trap the purse of the WASllIM.|ON Talk That l>riau> \o Peace To see what was tin- lit;, obtained from the Legislature i lie sum evening Kven so, In matter. of si. ami it is Inexperlelired. order to get the Mown there in the with this lone $1.""" Mrs. I'.tir- often difllcult to conciliate the best value tor her tin- ,OS ,{ X 1 F> ,N M'\ \\t r. »,x mail: View of the allie ibug expected refusal street «ess. Airs. Uodtly and myself arranged with the money, huyer . I a < head of Hie household when he must know the standard »'iLN " "TOO: <; month* s:t.5U; INto accede to <>f a Was i'I'owiI of bail lioys, \ .1 'how11 i 111; .'.». fot the purchase of Iho begins fabric- on the r." * ^n«.. i ""V:l;1>'''1 ' our (ioruiany' proposal peace market and he in W- ,;,, """X11- «rnl». lhu\\ ulli.\. A ml tiic.v hail been making Snyder proper! y, Jill t <5 rove Avenue. Mrs. to open the hills. The American man aide distinguish be¬ Vcu l >:.:><.. :t nuMiiiis, si :;.; ..nr conference, the London Spectator's forecast withdrew tween the real and tin . Snyder from the thing imitation * uiuni't.. I», * Mix...... rar. s .. .Ml; That horrible noise. contract, and Mr. is noted all over the world as the B > of the peace term:, nv iikel* to outline Any hook on will ffluSJ iimi.ih*. ruts; l month. tlicy ".lot invaj from my liousc." I'liewninc then purchased the house In2i? tlloV* most lenient and Indulgent of fathers dressmaking aupplv p" {»,. _s* -i:i..la» ill their to \ venue, and at this on this in for ma t Ion. sl.KVit II: Unlit with response President Wilson's note I shrieked in mad rage: I number, October I.*>. and husbands, but there are times, ' " ¦' "" "ait*^l» .» it litxit It. tfilt* a 'oin. the Home for Needy t "on to i' -x-ffU Mii.tlaj, becomes It the . fedora Women such as this year, when he Nmrltlp* Often 4. 11 Out. v *cck. ..iim).|t .,1,1, ., doubly Interesting. Spectator Jet away from tny hoiiF", iv.is opened allows _¦ by ijovcnior Hon,- Tyler. There himself to iiecoinc- is right, the war has just begun. < 'r a copper i ll page." wore nine inmates. \ little later. Mm. irritated .it the in¬ Kver> > on i. a iiumliei of novelty creasing cost of feminine frocks faliries i ".'<. faxnr it* with ntaiiii«< riplo anil with status ante "«iet back in your ho)o. llcddy. Mrs Purges:- and myself ohtainod from and appear on the di ss-yuods ,il" arli- Starting tile quo helium, j i ho shoe?. Minn * P" I >111 a 11 i»n » i»li to |.a»r rrjr.lr.l l.ofislaturi the sum of market. times coming in and » Von 1 $."i.immi There were going Hr» 5~7. ,akr* th" central are t<> old os:;i|." said tlu-y. s * ",,,M wn«l stump* for powers be required further *vii other suhsta'atial Why silk dresser that used to cost V-*> out witlllli a of IhHt imV.!"''- And »fasi' ii% donations from Mr. I couple weeks. 'Hid un¬ to surrender AIsace-Lorraine to France, l-'lauler. of Kioridsi. and others before are novC $3S»..*»0. or way shoes that for- less the;, prove to he rcallv . pari That we tin New Thus. good. the f:."1. of Sehleswig riolstein to Denmark and l'osi.i meet New Vear's l».iv- Vear of I'.Mil, the homo was not only mirly could be bought iii any st->ro quality-buyer slecis cleat of them. i'1 1. > 11; ." K So I crept back to bed. in assured fact, hut almost for. for $5 should now be V10 Last au>: Calicia to the Poland which is to VI i entirely paid and ?1-. in year, for example, a new fahrie spring With envy urcei, papers porta in tic to the foundation of the beyond his Vet there ns quite ie are ni a comprehension. appeared an imitation of crepe de into being after tin war. The South \us- I look-box in the bank However, is a:< much reason had not reiiiemlii>red t it0\ ean be Juki behind the ad¬ chine. At the beginning . . I the W'iih tri.ti seen by appointment at my home, vance of season Slav? are - in "I'm l"|i or slim t"p" to achieve national identity, N ii e t een So ven t een. 1 _V I'loyd Avenue. i if tin- prices wearing apparel It enjoyed great at three founders of as there is in popularity, selling tfolicmia i- to become ! I .. home. Mrs is the higher cost of foods. rents a hv the KM A.V HI'jNIO , of the House Utiles independent. Rou- IJeddy dead Mrs. Powell yard: end of the livs ai She'-.- are high. because hides gfc .^HA) inaUa is to acquire part of and Jl'i'7 Kloytl Avenue, and Mrs !. X ltur- anil .season It was found on alt (lie bargain Committee voices iho demand 01 the; Transylvania, 'I'lie ^VxNimjst sni.i: lives on -;kins are one t'» the tremendous Seeond Avenue. Highland I'ark. scarco, and remnant coutiteis .it etnin a w lit'ii 011 the Austrian plus Trieste and lstria. ' .1 .; .. ^ ¦.Mirse I. i'h ri-l la n demand of the armies lie falls the blatant Thomas 1 Tyrol, '"'"''"'akor does uot the worst drew the ohartoi for Kuropcan for yard. Women who make th-dr own >s h.' to .:... home. M Its NIC I.St wat shoes. So far as silk is con¬ I'Rw&oii, in torccful it' inelegant language, ijo added Italy. Russia is to acquire he will have plenty of precedents to >X POWKLL. clothes should not wai:tr their time sup Kiehtiioml. | loeimher "!. cerned. the war has also a *0 or shut Dawson has oiistantinople. anl tl:e Armenians are to be »' i him put crim'i sewing on poor materia Iv. ' >n the ft "P»< »P up." spread in that industry. The silk worms are pkned under Russian aii.lance Arabia is to other hand, in ready-made clothing, .broadcast stories of a '"leak" in the govern- still doing their duly nobly in supply- it'iod material is I he ti>ki ti from raw ixtremoh expensive, service, and has had Turkey. IntjRht l»y ini; tin- silk, but the men who for- e y .mcnfs diplomatic the i:&|H*rlcii«*c. an I sim ii is n I>. . 111; 1 . i Its In a iit; :: to nn'i'ly gathered the now Mitilly for to other leaks. 1; there thes" changes, the German 'A re you product cut and \ the effrontery predict making any resolutions for the Now in the trenches or it! the anyway, matter of is truth in his colonies are to remain in the hands of the War'. inquired the const iI hospitals. is not y is required to pay a great in- r,..U"°" highly resolving; not to tell anv- pnrpnao of niinTTrrlnji qiirrlen «n any whh'h formerly supplied us with tlax style bj .-renting tip !r own The German n:tv\ ... district that I know how to lubjret from ltd rrudrrn. for olivine* rea¬ i<> make our linen, have in some in¬ particular fashions at-d sticking to is 110 truth in them, Dawson should lie 'ieninity. and mercantile reduce son* the>..«!>,Inch ...st of living." rrnuont* for opinion* or ndvler on lrnnl stances.as in Helgium.been com¬ them This i- known as ma rim arc to he distributed among the allies. or Individuality branded Further, if hawM.n declines Hep. mnlleal *ubJoot* ivlll not bp nn*wrrril. The pletely wiped- out. and in others are in dies.*. and is the most uiuhitioui j Hie Kiel to resent^tive Henry's invitation 1 «. appear, Canal, is be internationalized. tiitpnrnllelpd resource* of the vartoa« Kfilrral not being worked to like ichlevciiient vet utnlert.ikeii hv women, lie-I Vo There. tiovrrnmen t anything should lii^ sutuiiioiied to appear and made to Th« German government will be required to Senrell.v ilrpnrt mrnln ntid the urent l.lbrnry their former capacity. Hence, linen is for if not pi liter I.v done, it only ap¬ of Concrra* fnrnlnli nn . "democratize itself, which means, "llaf this paper famine hit vmi." Inrihnii.itiblr nnpplr of tenr'-e. aiirl we pay nearly thioe times pear;- 11 *i|:l I. the stiuly give his evideu. e. or admit he has none. seeming¬ Inforin.itlon of prloelr** lo as of of I think not." declared Broker Kiter. "In fact value *hf pnkllr. niueh for it. So far. co'too Is no', lni'-tt. color ai d the 11ijst*11-> of no.4- ly. the dost ruction Prussian and Molien- There l« no vlinrnr for thl* nervier, « is ^ T $ mo e*cept i- ..xnensivc. but even it has 'idtlcd a turning it apt to he sut ce-;sfuJ Ac- zollern over when my hank . railed this morning it ¦ Tnl Tinmp for return hegemony tin; German states |invlncr. ey cents 10 it.. cost. v. bib- .. cording to Laura I l he hrotlit rlioods are likelv to find that was 8nv that my stock of Oo n«tl the t>rii Italdt, of the We need not waste in itch time in was assum¬ Kend letter* to It loll m on d. Adri'fM of wool shows e\er> indication <>f teacher.-'' college tiiev are labor's discuss* ing to., largo proportions." I'be Tlinrs-fllapn trh in- '-dumhia I'niversitv. boomerangs. tits, in connection with at this Infnrmntlon Hurenn, Metro- leasing; indefinitely. the ideal height of human form Is / peace time. polltnn Unnk ItulldinK. tVnahlnKton. P. C. ' I1(b I'ndcr these circumstances. the seven iino .i half or eight linos thils ambitious program. Doubtless it is a T"ur naniei Initial* will not nnmicr. tin Hlaekguardiiig the (,'tiaril Ti»-l)|iy'tt Host llniid-rickeil Joke. Ntnerican woman is up against a utift length of the head frirn the crown of perfectly proper One. but i:s acceptance by proposition when die to the hair to the chin. If oil li e ii.wn boaster was in a reminiscent moot! \rttriilliui iiiiiI I olteil '.tatei Trade. attempts > are taller their, efforts to win popular approval for any Germtiti government Is entirely incou- ecr>noini7.e in elothe:; There are sev- than that. you should dress with a ami. for the benollt of the crowd of n = .1 !.; M 1:11 Va. tlio «>f universal service a cvivahle. you htnond. I'll* I ti-partineut of ral wavs of retrenchmont open to view to making oiirsclf ¦% plan military German} will not yield hall what r< i "inntnerei and l.ahor. I >. can j ap|ieai short¬ loaf. uatherrd at the village store, had been W.ishtnctoii. iior. one about on unattractive as the er. and if are plan, by the way. which The Times-Dispatch the Spectator desert as the mini mum of nivo i ii i ..rma t ion about trade with you too short, you should |e.alii- c the stirring times on the tir.-t election Argentina. other, but the most essential require- strive by your dtiss in make yourself apjiroves ;t is to he feared that allied peace terms. the is well- after the war in town ment i« that she more t ItpartMy Spectator day the Southern whore The tie \ give i».i.. and appear taller. This is dom bv lines sbtue odicers of the reKular ar. advised, there is no «*Ji nee of ho had ilium. attention to the of and army going peace save at lived. S II planning her .ornetimes a ib-vet touch of color. ;*¦ I: Stafford. Va. .Sim* ret a tv MoAtloo is lot lie*. A wide little 100 far in their efforts to discredit the can no nil mouth. > e-.si: -eo, tiiat was a hot tune." he « on- a metnlo of the Kpiseopal t'hureh. Mis hntid anmi d 'In hottoiu of a ¦ 'amll.i I« skirt. for < tfie National fiuarU. Thev invite retaliation Germany arid Austri.i-lftifigary and Turkey clud.-.I I hvy was a lot of shoot in' took place, McAiloo. ke hot father, the President. is a Hndgel \amp|i will immediately and I done of litem he the tori.in t'liurch In the appear 'l«>r t. n > pi-von? JUul they art likely to .net it. also will likht on. for' <.. ticesslons such as the m> share it. I tell you. Why. Proshy first place, no s>.vtem of hofse- stature, tellers. I shot and shot until old revolver 71«. I d economy can he very efficient w hile ail iile,' f vvl -«t t11;< \ In done . tny 11 's notorious that not all the .I. lays and Spectator sneaks of mean with c«|iii is political death. just felt hot 10 my hands" lo < lean a IVwIrr I'ol. unless based upon a carefully thought found Whi.-tb r's por¬ blunders t.i tin guard's tnohilization last Itefore sueii peace is forced, millions of i: out is trait 'if the brewer's wife The brew, I amine to another o|ot family budget. It. tin first summer were to its own otiicer.- men with a cloth with a -" principle of thrift as er's wife was short and stout. but imputabb will die. other millions will he crippled from the. sain Southern town, he said, rather dampened pot cent solu¬ taught b> the by atid men. tor the or tion of t y itible of potash. I.eintt careful to wash i«ai:ks. the domestic scienc* and art placing i bit of bright "lor on the regular army ollicers the for life and billions of dollars in treasure will .Ii.,. m.s, ;t. conde.-c-udinply. "Why. you the liaiuis fto1 wai ds. schools and other thrift propagandists, lady's slipper, Whlstlr :: ¦!. her look army nion- than once broke he The - then th.u regular system expended. effort of the President of day. Ilow many times did von .itid it makes the most accurate tal! and graceful As matte- of fact, were HHMlJ diary Norway and o'i -v neutral countries -pat with deliberation, rolled his eves S. K r.ilstol, Va "tilivir Tvv >,t" wan you must first decide what is the stout, but i-i approa> '.ing tin- picture It will be if facts of will reflectively, and answered. "Jest once. | was wiitten l>> 1'harles I'iekens and published In most importHiit thin*: in life to --nu tile eve Is tirst . aught t»v lie surprising this general lie in vain. For ill. sake of the whole ..lid slipper right in the thick of it when the tight !>. sun l s:iT. It was named fnnu it primii-al charac- your family, and then apportion tip, and the glance iravi is up to the description are not brought out at the liear- world, it is to he it < hoped when replies to I tor. a w orkhouse orphan tin- of 'Is pill pos«.y vour income If face, one Somehow get.- tio i. 11 ...-si >n now in and shot round the corner and down i.to a accordingly. clothes ipgs progress. their interpolations are .niidc, they will he .¦.dim Youth's was to promote reform of tit- abuses in alms¬ ai< tiie ni',st important, then per nf great stature We are for universal Companion. houses {'..nt. or ; military service but less conclusively negative than the latest one-fourth of the income, i^ I nil I * id un 111 Ih I in ii r Ii ii I. . > p does not make iv blind to the , not too much t»> spend <,.u th»*m. it t|iat unwisdom allied note. in l.lrn t ennnt tlni I itimeliiiii n. Individuality li dr. ^ - > '.. Damp *n«,is. a home. «>r education. or on ing .it dwellers in houses who will l I here Is Some ,t 11 I'. Toano, Va liieuteumit Max Immel* recreation are more and mote glass just another -ale t<> the picture. The folks round her. are heard to ,«av more important, then clothes must popuiai amon;: tt'oderi mail, one of the iiest aviator.' - throw stones. That it was on of the (ii-rman suffer in women, who are stij-.l.. ik tin uliject German Kaiser and tlio German Chancellor "dry" Christmas Dav, tlyinc » i.fps, and who had been erediteil consequence U hieii with The not only with an .. t air hut an still speaking of "a victorious makes me wonde, where they went ittincini: down rtfteen enemy wa.* ideal family budget, proposed by pesvee," but airplanes, economy It is hv f.u the ... t . . > lo Hud this lack of nourishment killed .Ittne .1. 1I when his fell :r» Kllon Itichards. ailows "only 15 It to look as ' for the central powers there can be no machine ) per; noiii ii a I me t hod o| i i: :; ii g v , begins though the Emperor peace the < \ampb-. "ded in J.» word i: brought to tlie surface a writer Cerniany speak "conferring peace" soapsuds, rinsed well in hot vvatet and anywhere from $."<* a by on record of''observa/l on de the wiped j $100 a month. IS per cent for cloth¬ prodti'-liig pi.o'tbal Jarim-n* whili the allie.- is s?"'ilsI with soft llatinel or it i . '. or grotc*-(|U0 She must dry chamois, would not sll< In-1 \ I speaker, and immediately everv other tragedy. ^ortheomiitK ing would cover the Will Vei.'lM |. |. 11. learn modest* and make require the constant rttlthinc. which. In time. hardly cost of en to abandon tvle writer and speaker grasps it in a firm great concessions if w ii! wear away the silver necessities at the present status of the iii.-a-ni I' clasp she .-terllnc «-o. grandmothers will wear and the would win tin blessing for which her Zane author ^f "Ti e Horde.- «..!«. .. pri. es the saim rings changes on it. in season and .;rc-y. r.f dress a t millions has left his summer home t l.ackaw Itallvvuv \ hIiiii t Inn. Having decided how style their grandila igl t«> s out. until its real becomes I itifiering pray ax.m. Pa much she can and lautidresses. --al meaning pretty and gone to Middletown. N Y. where he .' S T I* . WfoilstiM k. Va -N-t ipital of all afford to spend on the swomei.. stenog¬ War's ancient has been sacri¬ , clothes, Amerl- j well obscured. At this moment the most magnificence l.e.ts spen.l ti,.- winter Mr ,;Vv is lt,ny; the railwavs of the I'niteil States was SI.'.'uO.- c;in woman must take an raphers charwomen and sndetv ladie -' inventory of and ficed in these prosaic days to the demands of '""Hug proofs ..f his next novel. nOn.'tO'i on .little :|0. 1 !.! *. Liter lisures at e not her last will all w ear the sanie 11. i*iit The in- tired catchword in our \ year's wardrobe to see what eflicieni et available The «|U"stion as to w hether the dividual will be pi in, >: t . d to selee» overworkedis y. biit diplomacy's has Sweetheart Canie.'- the San I'ra nci «cn can he made to do for this year. This "intensive." which has tuagtiiloquence I'nitetl State could own i vjicebn!?\ry long ago .."Tiie and .¦per; to the rail- Is hei own olor and I'al.r hut ;> ,d«. lo.it nothing of i(s i tie flavor Vet oeaee will ; whi,h Ku"' roads to creator \ always a discouraging experience. supplanted "efficiency" in favor. m ' ' i" ntd.d hi .",m> ..¦ . public advantage than they are from that th«i'< will be i.. d: .. popular not m? ;;rrrl her recent book. "Toe \ now ewiidi and «.!»... ited h\ ' The hat that she remembers as a rath¬ ff i cnc £ no no come the quicker because men rise in ! ; !"l "'her V-rs.'," ha« been corporations is one in thif univer-'.l Nowadays, study, training, no svs- Just produc.-d . .it w hiclt wisi men differ 'if er nice hat when she put it in tir.if'irm The ioj1 tin ir and hurl * ». cuiitse. tlio Cov- away the Will h- little. tem 01 education, no preparation of mind, places deli, nee at each other. n..V v;:;v'-" n-:. .: ernmet'i could operate them proMtably. because spring is always shabbier than she body or estate, is mentioned unless it Sweet rea -onahlencss \v;*s never -weeter or it could adjust rat* to expenses If !t had no thought, ami her evening clothes look I,ast. but not least, in discn'.-lng is ..at the Knglish of our compel it ion. mussed and thi " more it departments ooli.: soiled. However, if she question of clothes must he men With promising than is now a . coupled the adjective "intensive i b. yitinlns to recognise the evistenc. "of I is economical and tionfil the matter ot modern ;s naturally artistic, hygiene Why ' literature \hont the District u' time ;h. word is indicated bv th'e'fact llrit of ('olotoliln. n great deal of do women s i propcrlv a . this seeming Junk jueeze th'- feet into Iii-' tlfth late- edition 1;,. f,i5t bee,, .eo or \V S I* I'etors _.. \'a. It.-litonts . f the may ii-^ht, met. the "iot farraiii; ,i he do. not [rod he utilized Next she thin. Ij I g h - heeled -hoe rest of the time it either nuutiis mend ..Writ.... of I.Mstrici of t'oHtiti i neve-- had must make a when there are his have Tolt'av a i the rlititl to list of plenty of ifc'nunc. r i:- inaccurately .suhstitutcd for the ways, may occasion to recall ihe ¦oil.'Holes of .,1! t>prs bv well. vote therein for national otlicers . kih»\\ i\:!i*r»",sf'writers. J tors of national .¦¦.. -..rn a'tef t!ie in and her family ne^d fur the year ing shoes in the shoe >tore> Why ilo word "extensive." will last " t territory vogue was ceded to I'tt ited States and became and figure out just how much she can thev crowd then ftrgans uv tight lining long, because its as U"nr-' bv .tohn the seat of the u- i >1 uoverttmet I The |' afford to llli relv I y.e> much a fashion . Ills- pay for each article so as at lie dictate-, of f; j,Wt Mm*' ',, "t- V'SVWn,0:,l',"i N,'Ih,»" « Son. New ict of ('.dumhia ' sisls of hirit'.' Itii-inesv Situation . -istv -ouare miles inn to t;. n .. exceed her 1 "> <>r tnanv w iinet. -vestf rday to-day's and to-morrow's man- Optimistic York", . it" land and ten «.: .it. on the 25-per cent Fortunately, to-day arc '' 11 > final week a eastern side of limit For If she ;heriiselv»s uei c.l acr. nting "illustrate." Just let of year of unprecedented ^ .lie Potomac at th .. >d of deep-water example. spends *-." asking these .-s-me i|iies- it 1j in nnvlca- | for a dross, then she must tions, and no alone and u will soon tind its prosperity find.' nil lines of business y-;.. lion: an enclave Maryland, with three ree- pay only finding satisfactory an¬ way back to the op- taticular sides ad tlie fourth following the ?»'. for shoes. swers to ihem I'tai t i< il tiniistic as to tL. immediate future and con- f^»ruhn<»ns r»f t}|o lirios of the rivei Strike walking :s«f"iry. front which another word will wvrfar«i present besides tlie islands in the .Medium In Ituylng. shoes are having a wider sale, alid an (y' "nt ot to n,eet « v tv tidal tiver. :o take its place in daily speech. ability requirement The great considerations In atti.mpt to reintrodtu e the tight cor¬ for ;Mis, of buying set last .-eason emerge readjustment to changed conditions, which I'hilip author the roeentlv p.,h- clothing are hygiene, durability, quan¬ utterly f tiled Ora-I- sued ii'>v.-1. I.etween Two Wor'.l-.' is now uallv, i.> 1 w'ili make tity and art. To an hygiene woman's dress t? . ri- ;t-;. fin.) in tiie . inevitably their appearance at the as -lie of a buy ugly gar- peril I.eagtie housed, result serious accident \ ment merely for the sake of its receiving the sane onsiiiera tion tliii! Lmorcpym- 1'race clo-e of the European struggle. w days au-.. e wav tilllnc the .adiator of his dura- it However, there are greater automobile,;- when the bilitj is often poor economy, for the has in that of men, but there is still in It is foreseen that i!ie alcohol exploded His wearer much reform he thi existing leagues t,, bring on I coming year will face was,Icily burned, but. to the great relief loses in personal satisfaction | work to done. Furs present large for of those WHO Know the money saved In the around the chin in moderate I^m.s opportuniti* trade expan- him. the doctors have do- > :!te case «taiu|s. The quo.', buying. On weather, ' j the other hand, to a for instance, and thiti .-ilk si on. but to make these available In a con- POr- Talking ''V ems to tie as to (ionnany's ' buy garment be- stockings ; manent to"h"^evrs.S',KU,"n,r,,, wil ness cause it is or and low shoos with the at of fnjur'y j l> ..., and abilitv to con- pretty becoming when temperature iir-.nance pre.-' t.t , He«.ulis nt Somtiie Drive prosperous coalitions, the 'ho it looks as if it zero! Women who take no hotter I Ol«l Virginia days and tt'avf." hem- reioi- , licrittinc There Is no I would not outlive care act is not ignored that we tire face to ,\l lit'itsl ovi' '!.¦,. of ai: \ live or six of their health than are I IF. I H.'.l: tin- allied offensivt on faee M.seenees of M Sally .McCartv .'^a'atus weakeninc on occasions, or when it really that extrava¬ the the ,rt is i- with many problems to who=e m- ' 11'leasants I of the entente allies. As ! not needed, is gant. for they in pi "paring the way V Soniin is ,0 be as tlomestf) of t o certainly exfrava-i roK.,r.|.>.| a .oinplete , ^ is!."it:Vr'f to the attitude neutral nations, there can j gance. It is well to for doctors' bills '' 'i'genf oiut ion ... ti : '.onipHiiy. Menasha strike a both courage and wise is i. !|- ,i lie no t ion. T. all happy fillti! e. a? Mr. (Icrmai,- .1.i.,,w! .r as a neariv This chariiiinc volume' mi's earii'*Slly desire peace, medium and a f< re-:;-lit W ill b« whU'h 11,0 -' for nianv of th* have suffered buy garment that is] Kconoiny in dr« s.- is Just imporl- a. Mritish ntial That these narrator" severely. both beautiful and durable, but :itit in j tlie epmplet, ar,l Kr. IM M are not "''i'r '¦¦'".".I "f Virginin as it S v. i t'/.eria ml. lloll-i: Denmark. Norw.iv and such educing high cost of liv¬ qualities lacking in the ' in "11:1 .'.. garments are no "!l T,lt' Point of American I. ' "jr1"';.x -.'nia of her youth, to which Sweden have for than two years been by means inexpen- ing as economy in food, only it i.c- C!epen(,s | peop',. up n o('a.sions d- was always within tin* war /.<.' .. and as i result are slve. much more to Sewr.!nJTrn.Tt"*' "I'.-eet t!1 p otTensive t-andin;; their exer¬ t-iide,|y h.val. not ditlbuli accomplish. cise, ha without experience s.-ine of the miseries of Then, there is the question of quan¬ Clilletin:- and J',V' beet abundantly '...i sub-eriI.**rs *o .Magazine will re- recipes and fioil table.-1 "» aeconip!i-l> demonstrated llatpf*r's war. Very natural their inMuonco is stronsr tity versus quality. Some women ar« all hut throughout tin of ia-r Coi stance I'.-niniore Woolson's serial. oilte\vi,er< bt t .'.'.. 1'Vei a yea i ttro a tablet, represent Incr to sill the wo cheap meter in dress, and the woman "1 and d< nt. hiive talkinc peace. r.ut .i iat terials so that wO t U v velopm» Anne.' was ... Miss Woolson Mack | they may keep up with ha.-* no guide hut iier own . erpcted is. sis vet. tlte most Vni can be said. The f!er- the common With a uiiaileia! !]»#. scene *? f ' latest novelties and >r,'.n< ti.l i ii. a system that the flic story. Although toans seem to feel >t j styles, while sense. Willi the prices of f-ibrics a' a intenstint account of equips I.a.- been a sotoothinc important 's I others nrefer to have a few banks of countr;. with always continuous demand I ..iliotti !<. hsipoen. f tlie tierimin deleaates !.. dresses of I their pre.-etit ^--tiite of ine"»ase, clothes 0Hl: ' -. iriacliiuery 'hat to. th. novel, the erection ..f th«> memorial v. good materials, a ^ve,.i,1K triumph the conference tlia' as not vet been maintaining con¬ are more a . will emtl :¦ tip to .: the m ii"i 1:.t. ,| the local .nterest. that called servative problem than ever, es \}j., of final afntain dollar as aecording have already arrived ,i t The Hatine It will be style. There is no doubt to the decisiveness only bv a long M a el; inae dealer his sale of "Anne" |a««t pi dally head of the household. ,r|bbed the standard of world exchange after the rather loiielv. for n< other deleentes are there """"" war. ear Iim r/;i|ce»l Inn per cent operations aiid the appoint - ent of the \>> meet willi them Perhaps 'tie tinraose of J artillery «nd and Haiti ot England this move i« to den -trato The Counsels ol 3*"rinw ^!hrrVW^chinfantry made aerial as tor the V'l:iii:al h iske l,e|je\e. that ! he revolut iona rv ! stil'. further Paris Merlin, <.;. n before sueli an event ii t .. t< e j ings.) s.froi.. _;iv, P Madrid; lie says. In i new k. "The Xavv as a' nlsioe It Is j'ot The choirs of trograd and other financial I « ltiiiu Machine "The trained ! believed that cSer"'- 's olllcis'l .»» the Ifichmond should have a heaven are tokened in hand that the. offensive was ebnters of strategically reply public li¬ a #>er halted bv :,"i d of W ill: .,,, grasped ;.t once th- situation Presi*''ott"s note will i.-ti ma'ters. is f:.e as brary because it harp-string. Orient the ' will supply the needs .RUSfion and !¦> Ut, trem< ii.lon . losses the j': exporting'and "x .,1"" and his military trailing the allies are coiicei t' e\ have niiide It oer- i of A pigeon's egg is as crafty as the . i . thousands of our people who ri..jt \ ii C li * rs 1 '! iinportiug inter- <.f »hh will oe- ' M"iek decision and prompt action fectlv < 'ear that, tliou: they .. i-e not llitwllllitl! have stars. country ' not the means to cuj.y : it m t.. i oe necessary machinery was booh set in mo- to consider terms. "' ..eeotinte if thov cult supply themselves My heart is shaken vantage po: " the largely increase ' ' witii by crying of 10 the German than t«. «»"' amazinc result that in t went \ learn wlt'M Clerniauc o.,,.. s. the\ n»ean to ! expensive encyclopedias and other the la |Aw r'"'.th"r their dealings with these .a.- w;. wa> conservatism as the '...ide of th'i' r. on v| it ot scheming, and for lion to ^ o I, oo I ~'|'ca c Ii e m, i (*d klii'rdoo' i nearly every large in the churls will be the regards buying future but ae- I'ay .fl.O! oo«t|e I.ile h'i s I.e..I, I' . city I'nitcd scorning. pfophesiM prosont w.!r had b-s ].r| delivery, !¦. t'i> i.'lit'.i of The Times -1 tch : otaitll" t< I i>mi n ed I States, and in And half the < i iii 11 iii te I." rn .'"SC'll made cities, and my observation has I himldcrig. . 'if neis bis vis'ts evil been of II:ont!> 1}I« a I I!) ra i:-.«- *-11 of a civ ilization easilv fe\v pfedict ions that !iOM ;-.t ,, r-i-j.pt]| ,,| progressive brief, and of late forbade tiieni. that the toilers are the largest users tl li'jii- .¦ c i . th«- uisiioni of the salaiies To-day the . ,t a increasing na 1 ;. oe is to ope** its door- .., ;| oot*i),le c of in The luck of Soil Is in two t to ,| 11 of «.,j' S'h'iol -1 cache rs.'* ro- public libraries all the cities I strangers forms of ..'oiiinl. vv'ien Prer'ie Ti -i and ('.".«li»oil have visited. meet ing. ^Ir. 1111 re industry give gratifying I'.ut where tlx- money I., cmno from? Shall 'if Richmond is way be¬ llyiiiiS l*i*|.a assurance «'-f.vttoel' P'-iniate I'l'ttcji-y. crowt t'hsirles hind her Hut thi- gates of hell are in of coiitis r.- d e we a i.-,n on -. sister cities in the the pp pf the roval on tin* pubic library question. We h,t'. f'Mttilv tree dates I For him whose soul is not If*homap . '¦ " eri.ii be to i should have one and in his own 1; F Ryai egal reside,,c it Illoiley W'olibl assess a back to V It 10"". limn* 1. th- . ini 1 \ ..«.- have it imme¬ public school-teacher ._ . keeping Nelson (ounty, Virginia to who is charged ti-ie .,f j;,n ,,,, very man or woman who builds j i.>M»be'-"il 'bite of St"i'hen's accessto-. The diately, even If it must be started in \Va«l,i,iPron !,. " ' And love a mo! tig c.r j,-t t, i i-i ; I've in. or who commits any other t *.»'*o'l old efovvv. stolen lo*w and a modest and silver string upon Ills - . | let then b\ way. Just why our City trict'of Columbia, will h< r» tly | o" feet. .¦ . III d of i'lipiov emenl on a vacant lot I haven't Tori'v revolutionists, '"'t op -real u'.< !!. ave always restored, so ) Fathers cannot s<-o the necessity is be. realized .hi . nt on these >s th"t 't is often called pdne;n§ o! the tax segregation sv.-w a, ,,r iir pan ideas, as this the j bl-ick iron.' Is the visible von11 mv fonduet was decid«'d!> unladyl l.e kind of taxation we have always had in Vir- token of lltin»rarift'i l"doi»en«letioe T.Ik" comprehension My hear! is Ihe seed of their contention"" thatl""' the new h orb i AI.V1N ,M. fine, my veins olj,z, laws won I., 'he kind wiii. h penalizes with a line In i f,i..t scooter ;,..' ' 'he » Oil, mil II i I V elsntv- suit' freedonv It i" the ironv of Note..The circulation of the putting aside the distinction ,)nl, wh ] emoire Louis¬ Why should my august soul be t to half his subl"''s the ...cession of |,tSr>l volumes. of y< w} -t ri t s. .> 1 if of I.o, r«* will po up !:; d',<- to th. State vol a vision has Rut an ant will Mr- ^n. although i< !lad royally unlvcrsftv The income .< ifhont substa tic. l.ike Prancls .loseith. ' decided to advance the farmers 1 burrow through a j.J,, from thif s'.uree in recent years has run up to to r.O cents a fivj foot wall; ili° ('ffect' > f'hatles coi"e» the throne In tumult. Will bushel on the new wheat resident of vo There's a-legal Nelson t'ounty since Do:,, VV'ilh < < < an enormous flR'irc that the Cnivorslty of lie a record nothing rises or verythii.g ' hi:' relcn iilso of reaction and re- crop, which Is to lie in the up falls down had no faxes on f.fbiddea in Mlrniesi/tA has the laigest* State income of any nre'.sion or floes the sstn of pooled paid practically intangible. i iimbent oti « modernism stir at same blindly: j 'h' manner . as last removes t; <...11fiI to furn !i .in In America lioesn't tins suggest that our law- I last in the obi veins of that body which Voltaire year. The That's a poor share of Wl^enJie his lrpal residence to Wabh- i a look wisdom, hut ^dequatt wan r :-t |' -o f iiiakei* might lake around our State said was neither holv nor Unman nor an etrt- harvesting of the crop Ir now under It's all. .¦ t'teh I* foil of utldevelritl^'l . \» v » i nntllial ir:,Mil.e;! \v l»i way. .T IV ii'Riiljor, in I ^ Poelry.