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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Cabinet Latin.

Yesterday member of Mr. Wilson's Canine.
said TO me that this country would have IN do
a certain thing or assent to the contention that
lex munduS CiermanicuS." Please tell mo mr..
he meant by the words v
Your form would generally be concider,d
pretty crcditabe political Ca bnet Latin In a
assemblaSe of three words there are but two
mistakes. Your friend probably had before his
drew Jackson. who is said on one occasion r.
have been closing a canvassing grafton in the
Wooliy West when an admrer whispered him
Tip UNI n lcetle Latin ginrul" The orator
aroused the widest enthusiasm by terminating
his remarks with the beautiful and opposite cita.
tons. Sic Scmper Tyranns. E Puribus Unum
Multum in Parvo." AS lex" is feminine the
adjective must he "Germanica" and the only
means by which "mundns' may be cemcnted into
the form is TO make it genitive that IL NAV
limit the meaning of lex" LEX mundi Ger
manica" would do pretty we'll to convey the
idea. German law is the law OF the earth
unless the speaker happened to have cultiya-
ton enough to enable him to say in English
what he meant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
would Intern German Apo,og,st..

To the Editor OF The Times Dispa tch:
SIT 40 net ct get The Times Dispatch as
r5eGnirGs constant ,.;a travelling a nro-German
which desire to give brief notice inasmucb
As the man is apparently an Anglo-Saxon 7
at least admire his courage when he snna, :.
in print as an apologist for the crime Of Ger
shuddoring at It's horror. are
4 prominent editorial in transatlantic paper
remarked not long ago that the most RAM
bic episode in the present war was tn a' n :
nomenal capacity of Germany for missine PIX tbe
obvious Germany has carried this necnli.r
10y SO far that she has repeatedly insuited tn O
,nielllgence OF the American people, both bv
lieman is evidently striving put them infe en- =
slightly new light. but close ANALYST :, a a
does not give single extenuating circumsta me ne
or argument which has not already been ei, to
Il hundred times In public and private throurh
out this country. enough
There is quite possibility of war with Car
many. and / respectfully suggest thai tbeso
apoiogists in such cases be promptly 'interned ).
w. NJ WALTON
49,, - Archdeacon of Arkansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
nickel. while frlled feminine OF her own
| age is assisted into am unearned Limousine.


age is assisted into an unearned limousine.
But woman is coming into her own. 1t
used TO be the proper thing to honor men
who loafed, too, and being in trade was form
cTly much the same as being in disgrace.
That time has gone. The only man worth
powder and shot is that man who WORKS
consistently, whether he be rich poor and
the time is coming when the only woman
worth while will do something. She will
either he wholly and usefully occupied with
the raising of children and keeping home,
or she will have some relation TO lifes work
that will give her Il right TO boast of her
healthy appetite.
If all the useful men in the world would
have nothing o do with useless women, there
would he no complaint by Rosale Jones Of
feminine idleness. In the first and last
analysis, the idle woman poses for the ad-
niration of man and the envy OF her own
sex. When she finds that the only thing
admired by man is usefulness, she will be
useful. When she discovers that other
women envy only her value TO society, she
Will fritter away mighty little time that can
be employed in constructive work She has
to come TO it some day, and the sooner she
begins the quicker she will arrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
SONGS AND SAWS


on. mother" cried the angel child.
What is that ogre fierce,
Whose cleaning eyes. so huge so wild,
The darkness seem to pierce
whose arms reach out to catch all,
AS though 'twould like to sup
On little boys and girls who bawl
While they are eaten hp?"
BE not alarmed" the mother said,
Ihat ogre will not bite,
For though it shakes its CORY head
Ana tries to cause fright,
And though its ways seem somewhat rough
It's made OF heated air
nc wise man. laughing. calls that blufr
INC Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
OF depositors in the banks OF the country have
reason to be grateful for their services-Spring-
field Republican.

In a bulletin OF the Department
Alaska of Commerce this astonishing
Paying sIa'emeht occurs: AS market
a population of only $4,000, is of
equal Importance with China
with population of $4,000. 600" Tho explana-
ton OF Aaska's phenomenal purchasing power
u.s. or course. never failing crop Of gold
already yielding annually much as Cali
Iornia Sand half the worlds supply Of salmon
what with copper and the miscellaneous fish
cries cries to say nothing of coal and other natural
resources. the development of which is hardly
begun. the per capita purchasing power of the
sparse population must exceed that of any other
community on earth. From the continental
United States there were shipped to the Alaskans
iast year manufactured goods, foodstuffs and
miscellaneous mercha ndise to aggregate of
nearly S22.oo0.o0o worth. not including half Il
million dollars worth Of foreign merchandise
snlpped through ports There was never
theless an enormous balance of trade in favor
OF Aiaska-although not foreign country, it
IS proper enough to employ the term in this
connection We took s440O0.o00 worth OF tho
territorial products. So. Alaska S22 900 900
TO the good on the years transactions export
ana import-Proviience journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The old adaGe about going away from home
to hear the news Is again verified. The Clifton
Forge Review says: 1T is said that the tItnev
bus VIII disappear from Richmond about as sud
denly as IL appeared as view It, the jitney
Is all right for the communities not blessed will
good street railway facilities, but in Richmond
where practically every residential section
every park, every railway station, every hotel
ana the retail and wholesale business districts
can be reached by the street cars, the jtncy was
at great disadvantage. Many OF those en-
gagged in operating jitney found that it was a
losing game ana gave up the fight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
The Voice of the People


To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
slr;-Do You not think that in the decorations
on sr"ad street for the coming reunion III.
Veterans you'd have been honored in the
Graped with United States flags. the same Of
Lee and Jackson and eight United States fla gs
surrounding battle flag may have appropri-
n,cness as indicating the Stars and Bars were
overcome by numbers Any might think
~ a O. ~ r reunion. although we have been
allowed every now nd then o sec Confcder,t 70
Reunion. A C,C)NEEI1 r. r. TT S''e
Richmond, May "a 1913 H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Proves to Hin II Cou,dn,, n ,1

tCharleston .>ews and Courier)
Colonel Roosevelt has had no word OF
praise for the American note. The
trouble is he didn't write IL himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The Portsmouth Star has at last found some
thing to it's liking over in Norfolk. II saws
The spirit of the hour shown yesterday
afternoon when the magnificent body Of ma
rines and sailors from the naval station passed
through CRANKY street, Norfolk, in the Con
federaic Memorial Day parade. There was
hearty applause and honest cheers for the ma :
tons NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Norfolk streets
something that il requires deep feeling indeed to
evoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Our Idea of Optimism.

"
Poor Hobson's inability Ia on. into
every scrap may in the end make him
so mad that he will be only too glad
to bite himself and develop rabies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Bible Is
Real BEST
Seller"

OF scriptural teachings. this
would scarcely be the case. The sales the
Bible merely holding their own; they
increasing marvellous rate. At the
annual meeting of the American Bible Society
a total sale OF 6,370,i65 volumes reported.
This gain of 1,ll9,2S9 for the year
Hitherto Turkey and Mexico have heen leading
fields FOR distribution. They have been closed
for considerable period to the societys rep
rcscntatiVcS. But an immense number of copies
OF the Bible have been furnished to soldiers on
the European firing lines. The distributors havo
been especially active in China Japan, India
and the Philippines a mere sentimental in
would not produce such enduring,
widespread popularity for the Book of Books.
Publishers at recent meeting in New York
had much to say on the value of artificial boom
ing in making n book take" with the public.
The vogue OF many best seller laid to
clever, systematic exploiting. rather than to
any inherent merit even the quality Of sensa
iionalism in plot style. But there is a far
deeper foundation for the demand for the Scrip
Those who buy the Bible, eagerly
receive il without price at the hands of dis
tributors. do in order to read it and profit
by the counsel and inspiration it affords.-Pitts-
burgh GaZettc-Timcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Well. He's willing ,o n. Tho NO..

est Louis Globe DemocratD
Iherc may be good trusts and had
trusts and there may be good bosses
ana bad bosses. Colonel T r., but some
KIND OF boss is imperative. 4 marty
or an army without boss is q mob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Queries and Answers
woodcock q, NJ Sta,

Does Shakespeare the phrase "woo6coclx
of my side?" r III
He has only the ascr.bed use in The Lon
don Prodical,' Act H.. scene /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Grubbs-MrS. Cptodatc over there must have
become a convert 10 the principles OF economy.
Stuhbs-Why do you that? 1t seems to
me she ~ very cNpensivey arraycd.
Grubbs-Yes of course. but YOU must observe
she is trying 10 make little gown go long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Courts
\ lt.H I'll
Bank

firm of stockholders On the books OF the
brokerage concern were 5000 transactions in the
banks name. and II appeared that checks in
payment OF stocks bought through the firm were
often made in the name OF the bank. II was
the courts opinion in view of this record, that
the Riggs Bank dealing in stocks on Its
own account regardless OF who was behind
the transactions. and If losses incurred,
they would be losses of the bank which might
might not be recovered from the parties
principal. Other points were developed during
the hearing before Judge Mccoy which certainly
tend To sustain his conclusion that Messrs
McAdoo and Williams. far from being con-
spirators to ruin the Riggs Bank were per-
forming public duty in deprvng 1t of gov
ernment deposits and in subjccting its opera
lions 10 Il searching scrutiny Final Judgment
may be reserved. in view of the eXpected appeal
to a higher court but matters stand these
Treasury officials seem TO deserve high praise
for tho fearless way In which they have done
tEeir work That they made powerful enemies
In high circles OF finance is clear but the millions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Considering the outcome of the performan
at syracuse, Harry Thaw may be entitled
PROFOUND to William Barnes the following 1
qu!ry: Who's looney now?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Ends Against the Middle.

FIXED rules control production OF
The journalism yellow
10 swear its moral codes above
That OF the other fellow.
% rip and roar and push and shove
And rant and howl and below
w nile 1t plays up neurotic love
And ali divorces mellow
THE TATTLER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Close Resemblance,

Can YOU give mo an illus.
tration.' asked tho truth
seeking citizen, "of what Is
meant by an intellectual
vacuum?"
WELL" said his helpful
friend. there is Richmond
Pearson Hobson."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The puzzled Norfolk Virginian-Pilot saws: "a
Western professor says a young man NAV sa fely
marry If he has an SIS n week job and has saved
up $500. but he neClects point out how $500
may he saved out of an SIS week job" Some
young men inherit much as $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The Bristol Herald Courer is perfectly happy
now. Hear it: The world goes round and
face To face with strawberry shortcake and
cherry pic for few days"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Not n Chance.

IF my brother only here" said the
aSErleved wife. you would be cruel
enough 10 refuse me that 500 YOU have in
your pocket"
IF your brother We're here" replied her
spouse. darkly, Il would not have that century
In my pocket. He would have borrowed il
himself" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Chats With Virginia Editors

the Newport News Press throws up the white
nag as follows: we might suggest a line Of
steamers between Newport News and City Point
but for the fear that the Petersburg IndexAn
peal would Try to submarine us"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Seattle Post-Intelligence.)
1t is lucky for Germany that this
trouble came up at a time when T. r.
was busy with a lawsuit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Wnr Book,

When WIS The history OF tho Richmond How
Tiers Battalion published?
y. S. GREENE
In parts from 1882 on 1t is called "Contri
buttons to History. etc. We know but four
parts, though part 4. published in 1886 CON
tans notice of parts and as being in prepa
ration. " ~ >H'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

When man sings his own praise" says the
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch, "he is generally out
OF tune with the balance OF the world" And
Yet II is said that if loot not their
own horn. the same shall footed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Published every day In the year by The Times
Dispntch Publishing Company, Inc. Address nil
communications to THE TIMES DISPATCH,
Times DispR tch building, 10 South Tenth Street,
Richmond. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The court was entirely con-
vinced that the banks policy
had been viciously opposed to
tho principles Of sound COM
mercial banking by the AFFIDAVIT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Chairman Walsh. OF the Federal Commits
sion on Industrial Relations. is an unmiti-
gated pest. by the folly and stupidity of
his course and the scnseless badgering of
John ID. Rockefeller Jr.. he has won for Mr..
Rockefeller public sympathy the oil magnate
hy no means deserves We commend Mr..
Walsh TO the allied generals, who are looking
Tor an efficient means OF counteracting the
German use o? asphyXating gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Mrs tarman is going on the stage TO cx-
lioit the particularly offensive murder case
III "hlch she was central figure And yet
s"i'e persons say the American people are
not long suffering!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
TELEPHONE, RANDOLPH

3 Publication 0ncc. 10 South Tenth Street
south Richmond. ........... 1920 Hull Street
e Petersburg. 100 North Sycamore Street
IEnchburE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .2lS Eighth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Current Editorial Comment

The one best seller" among
books continues to be the Bible.
II it were true, as asserted by
some discouraged ones, that the
war proves the outworn nature
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
BREAD RIOTS IN MEXICO

Washington, June 5. - Serious
bread riots taking place in many cit
les in Mexico. Red Cross redoubling
efforts to expedite relief work Some
foodstuffs already en- route to points
where suffering is worst, but because,
it is necessary to make distribution
arrangements and there is no gov
eminent to help delay cannot be
avoided.
Efforts are in progress to get the
military chieftians to agree to a con-
ference at which Pres. Wilson's sug-
gestions regarding establishment of
a constitutional government can be
considered. Thus far practically no
progress has been made but the eff
forts will continue until 1t is certain
they are useless.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

eve are not teaching people re-
spect for the law at present, we are
teaching them fear of it, and you can
not build up a satisfactory admins
tration of the law on fear. You must
teach people the desirability of re-
specting the law and to do that the
courts must set the example. Judges
must be kind, humane, sympathetic
and helpful, instead of destructive
and cruel, as many of them are now.
1 found that when people were given
to understand that the law was their
friend and not their enemy they were
willing to obey it.
Judge Cleland says if he is elected
to the circuit court he wants to be
assigned to the criminal court on the
North Side, SO that he will have some
jurisdiction over the county Jail
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
WHAT SHE DREADED

This story is told by Paris news
paper of a young woman. The news
papers said that if the Zeppelins came
all persons must go into the cellars.
She told her friends she would not go
down into the cellar. 81 do not care
a fig for the Zeppelins," she said. ct
is no use asking me. will not go
down into the cellar" ''But why?"
asked her friends. Because" she re-
Piled, 81 am afraid of spiders"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
Duchess of Hosta

The Duchess of Aosta, cousin OF
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, has
placed the Cisterna palace at Turin at
the disposition of the Red Cross to be
used as a hospital.
-O-O-
LONDON NEWSPAPER WINS IN
FIGHT WITH GOVERNMENT
London, June 5.-The Northcliffe
newspapers today won a victory in
their fight against stringent press
censorship since the beginning of the
war. The governments charges
against the London Times under the
defense of the realm act we're dis
missed by presiding judge at the
Mansion House.
An article contributed by military
writer to the Times declared that
though France has called out her last
reserves, England had failed to send
her full quota of men to the front,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

steamer Pacific usnsi Boston. IN ballast.
Passed IN Quarantine At 20 M , ..
Steamer MORO Castle HsT4ns Ianuap - 20
.enEss. mail, and mdss. Arrived al the Bar al
steamer B,yu,v. Philadelphia January -. To
David Warden. in DALLAS. Iet quarantine q
steamer H,rs,a, lHorl. Nov orleans January 9
70 tie LLOYD Brszeiro. in ballast Left ouafan-
steamer Gerasime, ,Gr.es Palermo December
T. Orsu N and tas lsuuav 3. 20 Bof-lns q
60 an talisr Arr,4d - me Bar a.
steamer Bedebuu OBrI. Genoa December - n
Rsraer a GO. with m-ss Arrived a. t-s bar a.
s,tamer k3-ara 3D. n,msr,sI., JA9gar g BaI-
5,dcs s. Lgds I th1.nEl2,g .,. 10 p 81 rt9is
nd - Thomas No. % A e. OuierDddge a Co Win
10 passengers. mails and md's. Arrived a. lhs
s,esrner Psras, Pbiladeph... % the clyde S.
Co with mdse Passed loo Quarantine a. ] 10 u
S.sg'i raj, NO. Roo = as WIN g passenger
mails and rdse. Arrived a. he Bar a. : NJ
,.S Ss,n'' ssa Fran"is1o % Balboa January 5
md Crlstobai s. % u Dearborn 60 rltn lum
Be- Al';i a. me <i b s j. M be1.5.- 2.
~ Funcn Edys & Co. With mdse. Arrived a. ne
ht s,ssn.r Madison. N.-por- news ard Norfolk 70
The Cd Dominion Sc 90. pith passengers ana
ndse PS2sl b. Qlsrsn,ias a. ~ l,,t 10 10 ,s.
OH Dominion IS CO With mise. Pissed IN quar-
zltl0e a. 5-5 N. ., ,.,,.-- a e., ,,.
steamer - lfIis. llreiponl dAlbaF ." NV
.-,sr'~sr I'm. win f-e cabin ana 81 Storage pas
sonssrs mails ana mdie. Arrived a. The baf a.
S,,smer sursg, tBrl. Arehs7gei Dec srd
Alfro,ssn -. 70 Barber 60. in ballast Arrived
81 me- Rar a. 5f5 y %.
steamer Miami BIZ. santa Maria ior ferin An
los, Passed in sand Hook A. % ID
sand Hook !. Jan D.. 80 ? m-Ninf south.
rroderaie br.eze. raining and tnlcE. moderate sea
SAILED
steamer Cashr, fBr'. Genos Ear y Esir
Brl Naples Marrsaeld lB-l. AlcAsnd. 'hip
I.sa. Brunssick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18
STILL
LEAD IN CHESS
Brooklyn Club Close Second II
Race for Metropolitan
Championship.

The Progressive Chess Club still
leads in the Metropolitan Chess League
as the result OF its victory over the
Queens Gambt Association on Satur-
day night. The Progressivs' have yet
20 meet with defeat.
The Brooklyn club j. good second
having also won all its matches. but as
=, had p bye in the first round IT is !
point behind.
The most remarkable feature o. the
sixth round is the probable victory OF
the Columbia students over the WASH
ington Heights combination. 80 1ar
Cniumbia has won tour games. and one
contest which stands adjourned VIII
probably be drawn. the students
thereby winning by ~ 10 ga games.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

wAIrREss PkMoRNAID. - N.r. tall sssssh
giri. erosl!snt waitress or Chsnbsfraif trst -.
efenc-s $50 ostsfbcrs's Astng. 10 LsIinEtoa ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-18

1NDIANAPOLIs- WATSON .. s'foup. y
W 21d - i0'h foor
MERIDIAN. MiSs-M,fr Po'hsro.fz Co. bN
Ro'h.nhsrg rs 1fi - 20 f'o-.
n,n's Ard Sos wear.
BOSTON, ~ White Go. VI koT,1. co,hinr 90
tth 18Th roo-
CIIIrAG0-Nsnd.l Bros VI Mor. boys' eloihnE
O. 2 "a - 18Th roor
Los ANGELES farrrr Bro Sifiuss BAN
r1's - lis " 3.d 18Th for
MN nRLEA NS-Nsr.s. Istsos 60. I'sscs. hat.
ia W 23d - "a floor
ST LOUIS Famous A Bar. NJ Io1n. hats. 81 "
-sth -. sth floor
Miscellaneous.
CIEv EIAND -Psllsy 90. : samuel. iices ard en-
hfolderi.s " ga a. ION foor
CHICAGO Hiliman's. y krsnrr eshinr isrh-.
sporiins Goods. chns. Kitchen utensils. str; liS
" 32d -. m floor
NEW 0RtEANs-B " ntri, + Go. Davis.
ladies' hosiery ~ 2 lsth a. Room i9i3A
sAN ANTONIO TEN-Saul NoSon Co " lSTT.
noilons lsvslrr leather goods novelties. eie 20
" 72f -. lifh foor
san ioSE. CALL Hsr, 4 scr BsT 80 On
f'r foo