The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20

discriminate. These boys had gotten the
idea that 1t was patriotic to destroy cot-.
ton, and they did not concern themselves
as TO the manner Of It. !3S n
4. 4 It Ii even so when the men Of any coin-
munity band themselves together to vio-i
late the law. II they, form q mob and
commit acts OF lnwlessness, they set. a
terrible example for the boys, and need
not be surprised when the boys thcn-5
selves show the same spirit. 4. 3ijS
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IL Public Baths.
we are gratlfied To note that there are
many persons in h the community who
agree that Richmond needs public baths
even IL sshos does not need n public library.
Time and again we have discussed the
subject and Urged upon our readers the
desirability Of sucl, IN institution The
baths Of the = "a NJ. q "a. are one OF is
most attractive features, and are daily
enjoyed by$!lnany young mon ana boys.
Public baths promote health. happiness
and good morals. 4 and It L is TO the 4 dis
,credlt Of Richmond that they are lacking
In this community. Tho Times ispatch
will DO glad to lend It's aid In promoting
the movement. W ;535
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There Is nothing like looking on the
bright side 81 pictures that might be,
darker. For instance: Tho Dallas (rexa.D'
Nows finds Il much NJ consolation In tile
thought that but for the boil weeyil ;rex.ls
might DO having two-cer,t cotton and DO
compelled to reduce the acreage 10 per
cent, IA n B
b. It looks very much like tho cotton
growers were " in earnest about holding.
the staple. The Off cial figures show that
cotton exports we're ;s4, 900. 900 less in Do
scember thu i during the same month Of
the preceding year, and that is d falling
off Of one-third. IN 9 Nj 535
Just what lis going on o make IT 80;
we do no ii lsn ow, but scientists assure
us that bye; sand gsbye our \ lays will aShe
Just sfif(y.fiye5 times as long as they nov
Sare.t THAT Will enable sParsifal to set III a
Il
matinee performnnc 5i5j IS ssf Il III
The Gear Is q wise man and looks far ahead.
1T begins to- look as ,if his bristling IN
at China was Just his way OF bringing
about q cessation Of shostilities with Ja-y
pan ana doins It without impairing his
dignity ,t.a "a N sS9sy$
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/. The press reports tell us that r ear-Ad-
miral Prince Ouktomsky & oscar ped from
Port Arthur disguised as laboror,
lThonlaslsy is to be congratulated and, OF
course, the Gear will decorate him, 81
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a Chicago fair ono who sued for $50,
900 damages for breach Of promise got a
verdict for thirty cents, and they do say
sho looked like the verdict when the jury
spoke. S 4 III TX
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Tho grand nogul who rules Morocco
Is trying to get up what ho is plea sca
to call n holy war; General Sherman
had an idea that war was anything hut
holy 5 4 X 81 iyj q
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3A NOW ana linen We read abo e Russian
.warshiRs being sighted, here and there,
but 1t seems that the Japs nre finding 1t
difficult to sight any OF them.
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+ Four hundred libraries that Mr.. Car
5nege has fitted UP cost about forty million
dollars, Nand he still AS in the business
of giving a way libraries. n ;F$
David Bennett II II has gone to Europe.
HeSis trying mighty hard to mako people
believe he has really and truly retired
from politics. Il 4. y u 4; ssis W
4sS THO railroads and tho express COM
5panies manage to keep New York very
well supplied with United States sena-
tors, II .535l=1i & a # s.ii III s q
sif5 t533 Observation-Disclosures sts{t Df{S5l
81 Governor Davis, OF Arkansas, has en-
tered upon his third term without being
tanned blythe weight OF his honors.
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Sufficiently Dead.
n III relation to the sale sof tho Burns
Bible I'm IIond on X for 81, 500 + to- Bernard