The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-10

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ord remarks that II thought they had
been having all the free speech that
| WAS coming TO them" It's not free
| speech they want; It's tho right tic
make other folks listen to them when
| they talk.
The Wise Virginian thinks tho Ron-
noke Times talk of presenting facts Is
joke, but it Is not. It's tragic-and
pathetic.
we have found a man after our own
hearI lie knows nothing of poker
IL IL tho editor of the Norfolk Vir-
ginian-Pilot. and lie says: Tho es-
tcemed scribcs OF the Richmond Times
Dispatch and the Lynchburg News arc
dispniinE as TO which of the two is
the better qualified to pass on tho cor
rcctncss of poker terms. Why not re-
fer Il to Colonel George Marcellus
BAILEY. OF the Houston Post, for de-
cision? Anything touching or apper-
tanning TO poker is so much Sanskrit
. to us"
just because Sister Bertha called him
AN old darling the editor of the New
port News Press calls her II ilirt. Which
does the Newport News veteran OBJ
ject io--thc adjective old" or tho
term of endcarment?
Says the Roanoke Times: "rhe Rich
mond Time s-Dispa tch intends to deny
having saiG in times past that tho two
virginia senator's would haV" no rec
oSniuon from the Wilson admiustra-
ton and having said the other day that
the same two Senators will have con
trol ri the Federal postal appointments
In tho Ninth Virginia District. and will
be responsible If these appointments
are not MADE promptly" Why the
Times cannot write one sentence with
out twisting and tsarbling facts prob
itoiN never viii lac explained but the
evident fact Is that it cannot This
one almost lucid sentence cullcd from
= mass Of cibherish is onc-third true.
Attcr al, we should not complain; tho
dun pupil In our class on facts and
how 10 handle them" is improving.
The Farmville Herald is authority
for the statement that hogs ride in au-
mobles in Luncnb y. They are moro
democratic in Richmond. using the end
scat or the middle of the aisle OF street
ears.
The Charlottesville Progress Is cry
ing for ice on Sunday. 1t does come
i'll handy, an acquaintance of ours tells
us, after Saturday night.
From the LynchburG newspapers we
learn mat the shoe factories OF that
city will soon employ larger number
of men. And had just been read
ing, too. that the shoe factories Of New
England were being ruined by the new
tariff. Is II tho tarin or competition
of Southern factories that is hurting
New misunderstanding that New
England Is being hurt?
The Danvillc Register says that what
the i.ynchburg Advance fondly thought
was Il centre shot Mt the Tobacco City
was com parable with firing a 90 cal
ibre revolver at n DrcadnouEht." II
thcn quotes the citys Industrial rec
ord and challenges the Advance to
make as good a showing for Lynch
burg, along that line and az to law
and order. Let's hear from Lynch
burg it demands. Come on. you
LynchburE; you've gone and done IT.
now let's have the scrap.
DO Love Marriages Turn Out Best"
is Il headline over a clipping in the
Danvillc Bee. They do If they are love
marriages.
The Clifton Forge Review accuses
The Times Dispatch and the Columbia
6. % state Of being patrons OF tho
same rc1dN-madc editorial establish
mcut. We assure tho Review that.
while VIC understand that il considers
it Il great compliment TO judge uS by
Itself VIC prefer brickbats.