The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

regard the Virginia Equal Suffrage
League as il-leasuo-al." Know nothing
about the league. but this remark Is
or. course. tho ENJOYS keep client"
says the Newport News Times-Herald
1T is their mission to hold their peace"
We believe there Is a pun concealed II
that somewhere, but II II is meant for
IA plain statement OF fact, tho Times
Herald should have told II to ono Henry
Lano Wilson some months ago.
The Frederick sburg Daily Star IS too
optimistic. Richmond" It says had
the pleasure OF seeing on Monday the
organization of the Federal Reserve
Bank and tho additional pleasure of
hearing delegates from Baltimore ad-
mt that their city was done fighting
and had decided to accept the In
cvitable." Not exactly; they said that
they would do all they could to make
the now law a success but that they
no not interpret that TO mean thoy will
stop lighting is evidenced by the fact
that they have not stopped
"In that Now Haven road matter the
wrong Mellen seems TO have been cut"
says the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
without waiting for tho Petersburg In
dcX-Anpcal or the Danvillc Register.
lust us n. & Williams started in 10
pick an argument with Walter Addison
about his age, the editor OF the Lynch
burg News left for Europe. It's the
first time wo ever heard OF Addison
running from n fight.
The Hnrrisonburg News-R ocor #
InlnKS Richmond 6nna
that regional bank II It refuses
to rid itself of the uncnviablo
distinction OF being the only reserve
centric lacking free public library
Richmond ought to have n free public
library" Its says. and tho editorial
sharp stick that The Times Dispatch
is using In prodding tho public scnt-
nent TO awaken to the need of such
an Institution is bound to bring re-
suits unless we miss our guess. 1t
reminds US that Richmond is the only
city or 10000 in the United States,
which has no free library. 1t nlso re-
minds us that the site IL an Investment
ana tho building and equipment arc do
mated. Any city that does not take a
trec library under such terms as that
should never DO allowed to boast again
OF having won regional reserve
bank" Here's hoping.
strong md eloquent plea for Ed
tor Showaltcr, OF the Ilarrisonburt;
News Record Is mado by the stanton
News 1T seems that the veteran news
paper man, now editor or the Harrison
burg paper, attempted to bcguile other
Virginia editors into believing, him =
youth. ana was caught at Il. lie now
Expresses sorrow ana n hrict for the
defense is published In tho Staunton
News. Il IS plea for avoidance and
confession. taken IN mostly with at
tempts 10 prove that the editors of the
RoanolSe Times and the Lvnchburr
News are both Older than tho defendant.
"A Boston lecturer tells It's TINT cul
lure VIII cause even n child to In
stinc'ively give his little sister the
biggest apple" reports tho VirgInInn-
Pilot OF Norfolk, from which We take
| 1t that truo culture is just about as
rare commodity on this earth ns
Christian charity. Maybe so: bur We
wager tho Boston lecturer didn't spl,,
his inhnitivcs.
The President has shown that idnola
can be practical says the Lynciburc,
Advance, and IN so doing has taught
4 lesson 10 politics, business and life
In general" 4 lesson. however. thar
So-caled practical men VIII not learn.
Those who boast of their practicali,v
usually are too impracticable TO learn
anything.