The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22


tiiissss aaA the infsrnAk1eo $500
reaches this once q to the sAses dos
one reason for heavy eapitalf3aGioA v
that the policy Of the company 10 20
build plants In not less than doasn
Southern cities. TO make and to shIo
and TO sell fertilissr under soma kin1
Of new patent processes. The eon-
pany realizes the fact that it, faeto.
riss must be located 1t advantageous
shipping points and convenient - thu
farming constituency upon which IL
must depend for patronage. This
therefore - to give notice to the COM
pany that Richmond 10 one Of the very
towns II 10 looking for and also TO noti-
fy the proper COMMITTEES Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce Of Richmond that q
big new industry 10 In sight Got for
1T.
Sehools and Out Of Date Editors.
I'm getting = little tired of the sf-
forts Of the funny editors OF the Viz
2tnia newspapers. who for the past
several weeks have been talking and
writing paragraphins about the sad and
doleful times for the school boy and
the school girl. now that the fall terms
Of all the schools are beginning and the
bells are calling the children to books.
That kind Of alleged funny business IL
decidedly out u date and the up.to.
date editor and newspaper serseeler
IL that with tn. modern school el
house. the modern school room attrae-
tions and the modern meth,ds Of
teaching the school 10 attractive to the
Virginia boys and girls and they do
not wend their ways 20 school with
long countenances and doleful faces.
On the contrary they 60 with smiles
OF JOY and with bright anticipations.
This 10 fact, the would-be funny
editors to the contrary. notwtthstand-
ing. The time may have been when
the child dreaded the opening Of the
school. but that was . long time asd
when the school house was q dreary
cabin and the school teacher was =
grim tyrant with . cat.o.nins. tails in
his or her hand. But the times In dear
old Virginia have changed and schools
and school teachers have changed with
them and % have the children. Pity
the funny editors cannot change too"
Thus spoke West End citizen. t.
father OF several bright school boys
and girls and an enthusiastic Rich
mond booster. think he speaks well
ana to the point.
BY the wireless telegraph It 70 learn
ed that for once Paris has gotten q
little ahead Of Richmond in that that
city has grappled with the hatpin prob
lem with that directness and efficiency
which characterize the French mind.
and by municipal ordinance has for.
hidden any woman who wears these
utensils with points unprotected to
enter street cars or other pubic vehicles
as well as halls of assembly and places
OF amusement
The city Of Richmond and every
county in the State ought to be repre-
scented by delegates at the American
Good Roads Congress which will be
held in Atlantic City from September
80 to October 5.
OF course everybody In Virginia IN
going to attend the State Fair and
that Is good. but don't forget your To-
cal fair. It 10 mighty fine place to
shake hands with neighbors Of both
the near and far variety and q splendid
place to get In touch with new pros-
poets.
The chicken editor of q Western axri.
cultural journal gets on this rock rib
bed piece Of wisdom:
The poultryman who thinks ahead
Of his work is certain to come OUT
ahead Of the one who works. ahead Of
his think"