The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-23

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Tor ten suits makes total so mn
posing that il must appeal Ia would
hc wearers. AS for the transforming
effects. VIC cannot begin to toll what
these would be until wc see them but
NC are informed on good authority that
Partisan Divorces have been met and
"ooed unrccoCniEed by their former
husbands since the new vogue came.
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WHEN DISARMAMENT WILL. COME.
Winston Churchill. Firs, Lord of the
Admiralty for Great Britain, has pre-
pared naval estimate for lai4-I5
calling for tho expenditure oS so57.
10000 Churchill. nc il remembered.
is the man who first suggested the idea
OF 4 naval holiday" OF year, during
which time the great powers were 10
rest from the task OF pillng higher
upon their backs the burden of prepa-
ration for war. Tho spectacle OF this
man asking Tor such vast sum for
the navy alone has proven too much
for the masters of irony, ana the an
parent Inconsistency of his words and
acts has been productive Of a food OF
comment Many have even challenged
MS sincerity In making the SUGGESTION
II he were not too busy drawing
plans for battleships. Churchill might
rctort upon his critics that If he was
oiuhlnG when he suggested II lull in
naval constructions Germany refused
to call the bluff lie might even point
OUT mat the offer is still open, while
se"''y reminding those who question
ms motives that Great Britain could
hot nc expected TO wait for Germany
/" eaten UP just 10 impress upon the
nations the sincerity of her First Lord
% t'e Ao"''faily'
"""' N"uEchih actually SAID, how
ever Is more TO the point. The world
~ ''''S' nc sa'd' as 1t never
''' Ali attempts at ar
nave 'een ihetec'nal
"''" questioning OF motives
are easy put the fact remains that
Great Britain is PREPARING to snerd
vast sums for w3rsbin. and o,,
-, "''" ''"er ma
80 '''' 's'"t '"cif expenditures.
"c'tnah! ana russia and France are
adding greatly TO the appropriutiors
for their a,uies ,rcn ,au.
caused hv the emf IN
innate but !, is sim ,.r,,nr ,n, .'.,,
Tho lrni,ed s,,,os 6, ~ ,.,
keep pace vim IN. r,ronoa
but is ,ncroasi,. 49, ,,..
wear bv voor az, t,o
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VIVA, Is III. answer, c,a,a,
nave tried IN sto,, IVA ,i1o
ono man vim q, ....,,
suggestion has ,,st o.,,mo,,.,.
feat by requesting an Incro,ss Of go
900 for hnttIosh,,. N.,io
discussed way. ana
propriations ana III. onro.,.,,-
continue 10 grow S,otesn,e, an, M
,Ions ac,irc eeo,ro,o,, 49,
who can .ucce.d, m. pa,,,a
Sun nrobabI,,
Statesmen have no, ro,rd !, 49,. 90
halt a policy of expenditure undo
which nations arc staggering. and which
tcrn..fio,'ai ,,o.'a. P'rrlpi'a'e an m
civilization 20 jts found,t,or. 80, r',,
perhaps the people. who pay tho taxes
".'u 90 .n1 ~ 'I!s III war. may find way
-, themselves
- '''" way Ihey
'S ehu'hs H. They
a." ZIG "i'cS picSuHRDlN protected. and
}hcy are the ones who pay the bills.
"heh Trey announce in determined
voice that the folly shall end. il viii
end.
But the pcOnlc ~ one no,;,, $500,
.cnr a. ~, ,..
wiao oe "of'"-
,,,o,, ,, "'ii "o'
'''''''i' TO "'"arm' n" matter
~" "'N'"'a us people may be for
disarmament, If other nations continue
TO add to their military and ,a,.o,