Women Aid Wilson Fund
To the Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
I do not see that you have linked the women of Richmond to contribute to the campaign fund for Mr. Wilson. Do you not think every mother should thank Mr. Wilson for that? We have been President with the courage of war. A President who has the fourteenth to meet the tide of the all-absorbing strike that would have brought misery too far. Then, only the women to wend their mite and send mine, to the Republican fund.
Your truly,
PATRICK LOTH.
Art of diplomacy and in the science of government."
Smith as a citizen of the city, said he would lose nothing in a Democratic form of government if the American people failed to re-elect Wilson in November. He criticizes severely for his stance on the President's policies. The Republican candidate, for his strictures on the President's policies, said he would lose nothing in a Democratic form of government if the American people failed to re-elect Wilson in November.  Remembrances to Congress
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