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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
In the Jefferson Lobby.

While the rank and file OF the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery were waiting in tho lobby
OF the Jefferson Tuesday night to ascend to the
banquet group snapped stories.
heard bad one to-day Atlanta. One
lellow who had never been there asked the
other one who had just come up: is Atlanta n
winter resort" No said the other fellow; it's
n last resort"
was down at Atlanta few years go"
Sh'o the man in crimson coat. II was at a
banquet given by the business men. One of
the speakers said Atlanta with all of it's oonnec-
tons was the equivalent of a seaport man
from savannah spoke up and said: If you chaps
mere were to lay pipe line to the sea and
SUCK as hard as YOU blow you'd be great sea-
port in no time at ALL 1t broke up the
banquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Calvary Baptist Church, OF New York. has
drawn upon Scotland for pastor, the Rev.
Joseph W. Kemp. u. n. Calvary is the
church OF which the Rev. r. s. Macarthur
u. u, was the head for many years. and
which recently undertook to unto with the
church known as John d. RoCkcfcller's> The
church in Edinburgh from which DR.. Kemp
comes gives him six months in New York
However every notable foreign minister who
has come to this country has stayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Most Satisfactory

M OST satisfactory in every way was the
w action OF the Board OF Police Commits
sioners at its meeting las; night. Detective
Sergeant Krengel is restored TO duty and Ser
geant Shoemaker to the Office he held before
his demotion. Krengel is 10 he arraignei
before the board for his alleged wrongdoing
and Commissioner Wcn announces that he
will take no part in the detectives trial 1t
is 10 he hoped that Commissioner Goode will
betray similar OF propriety and re-
frain from sitting Judge in the case OF
q man With whom he has private feud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Questions OF Great Moment.

Which shoe do you put hrst?
II you lose the button and the pns are all
out, what do you do?
II You are a man. how do YOU put on YOUR
coat--one sleeve at time. or both sleeves and
throw the coat over your head? That was the
old way.
II an engine dash by what is the first
question you ask?
If YOU chase n street car for half block al nd
find out that isn't the car you wanted what
d" YOU think and If nobody is around what
do you say?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Tit and Tat Club.

us the skin OF fruit unhealthy?" Yes, If IT,.
a pineapple
which is correct when speaking OF the Young
woman you're engaged TO- fasco or fancee?"
Before marriage, tiancce; after fasco-
The other night had a room in hotel in n
country town and the gas went out went
down to the office and woke tho clerk and told
him about It, He told me take feather out
or tho pillow and that would be light enough
Did he mean that joke, do YOU think o."
Certainly. He thought it would tickle YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
The Voice of the PEOPLE


TO tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Will you permit me to correct the state
ment made by your paper in quoting my remarks
of last Friday night? What really did say
was that did not how the street railwov
company arranged routed its cars hut what,
ever might he decided upon. the company should
open the Marshall Street Niaduct free to those
who were Obliged to walk.
Working boys and girls. especially school chill
Grcn OF whom there 35i daily from the
Church Hill section. would he benefited
MRS. WM. a. BURROWS
President Federation Of Mothers Clubs
Richmond October 4, 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Doll. with uome-,rade uead..

has rival In n new plant established
in this city, and before long little girls
Of America arc likely to find MADE I'm
Philadelphia' in place OF Made in Ger
many" on tho back Of the necks OF
their doll abies.--Phi adelphin Even
ing LedEer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Guide Sees the Joke.

Did YOU ever have your picture took?" asked
the guide OF Capitol Square of Newcomer
Why do you ask that"
oh, nothin. Me and my wife went to
Broad Street photography. Wife wanted hers
tuck When she was through she said the
man: My husband don't want his tuck And
the man lookt at and said he didn't blame
me- Bout an hour after latt Till was sore
and wife asst me what l was lam at I amt
told her yit'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
TO james w'hitcomb Riley.

TO james whitcomb Riley.
Sunbeams that light your path to-day.
Soft breczes that caress you
Are charms to shield you on your way
From myriad hearts that bless you.
Rich Euerdon have the happy years
OF fame and honor brought you.
And little chtldren's smiles and tears
Their wealth Of love have taught YOU
In childhoods heart you reign. the king
Of childhood's Grant fancies,
Aud childhood lispS tho songs you sing
OF faryland romances.
who reads recalls his lot was cast
In youth in plea SAINT places
And summons from that treasured past
Its aforementioned faces
read your verse and once again
Its grace my spirit captures.
AS long ago in boyhood when
found Its lyric raptures.
And so. accept, rare bard Of mirth
The homage undated
vi one who's sure that at your birth
Old Pan was recreated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
4 Woman Who WINS

Il was down at Newport News last week"
said Main street scomme rcal man, land saw
man and his wife who pointed out as
lights In the smart set My friend said the
woman was quite n wit. l undertook to correct
MS tense said: You mean she Is quite a
Wit NO, he replied, I mean she was She
played a joke that man when she married
him let it go at that"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
ANY Time TO-DnY.

Edwin Booths favorte quotation: There ia a
special providence in the fall OF a sparrow n
IL he now. tits not TO come; IL it be not TO come
1t Will he now If it be now yet il will
come; the readiness is all, since no man ha
nught OF what he leaves; what is I TO leave
bctimes.-fIamlet. Act V; Scene .
\ lot Of meditation. and n little prayer will
90 wonders in this world especially when YOU
are mad cnOugh--iloman Day in "YI1e skinner
and the skipped"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

would apply the same amount OF industry,
education. study and capital. to the business
that any professional man would in his vo-
cation they would more clearly demonstrate
the usefulness OF a speculative market and
the protection it affords to a competent man.
than AIR. Lcfcvre has done"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
st. Helena Is Iscntiy,

We can assure the imperial govern
mcnt Of the Willingness TO. become
doublY historic as an imperial prison
~ keeping behind her outer Gordon Of
precipitous cliffs in safe seclusion a
man whose hoad is much too email for
Napoleon's hats.--St. Helena Guardian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
All In the Future

lnere was a man in our town
Who'd tell in prose and rime
About the things he'd do up brown
II he just had the time
But somehow. as you may suspect,
This man OF whom I sing
Could ne'er the needed time collect
To do one blessed thing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

w men the dumb hour, clothed in blocl;
n''hSs the dreams about my bed,
AL me not so often back
silent voices Of the dnaa
iowara the iowland ways behind me,
Ana tho sunlight that ia gone,
'all me rather. silent voices.
FORWARD tn tho starry track
Glimmering UP tho height beyond r,.
On, and always on!
Alfred Tennyson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Albanian troops are again on the move
Details are not at hand, but when Prenk Bib
Dods arrives, the worst will be known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Preparedness and Protection

COME months ago when the militarists
~ were shrielting for the building of
navy that would rival Great Britain's and
an army OF million men. The Times Dis
patch predicted that sooner or later this pro-
Sram Of eNtravagant expenditure would be
linked with appeals for tho restoration OF
the FaEne-Aldrich-Smoot tariff. with all OF
that laws injustices and all of It's iniQuities.
That prediction has been realized.
Various Republican newspapers clamor
now for the restoration Of the disca rded
schedules. on the ground that new revenue
will he needed TO carry out the contemplated
increases OF tho army and navy. The New
York Evening Sun, one of the more moderate
and sensible of these organs OF opinion. de-
clares revenue reform" by which it means
a highly protective tariff. to be next after
defense the real burning issue of the hour"
Most OF these arguments are based, OF
course. on the false allegation that the I'm
derwood tariff law Mas been proved failure
and yet, as the New York Times points out
the Underwood tariff produced S292, 900, 900
OF revenue in its first year. S22. 5000 more
than the estimate while for the last fiscal
year it produced $4,000 900. which was
only Sll,000 900 short OF the estimate
Can there be any question that but for the
tremendous curtai!ment OF imports. due TO
the European war. the Underwood tariff
would have continued to provide all the reve-
nue. its authors and advocates ever expected?
II is not unlikely. in view of the need OF
large amounts OF money for a moderate mill
tary program, which the whole sober senti-
ment OF the country now approves, that Con-
gress will repeal the law placing sugar on
the free list, which goes into effect on May
/, OF next year. That course would retain
$50 100000 Of annual revenue. The war tax
measure. which brings in SO.000, 900 OF an
nual revenue and which expires by limta-
ton on December 81, necessarily will be re-
enacted
1t may be that Congress will see fit to
the exemption OF unmarried persons The
exemption in case Of the unmarried and
the childlcss should be reduced, for even as
it stands to-day the law places premium on
celibacy. The additional expense incurred
by marriage and fatherhood is by no means
counterbalanccd by the very moderate hene-
fits allowed under the existing statute.
Whatever further demands are made on
the Treasury by the policy of preparedness
Will be met undoubtedly by the issue OF
Panama Canal bonds. In the construction OF
the canal, $2l4,O00,0O0 was expended from
the current revenues of the nation for which
the Treasury is entitled TO reimburse itself
by the sale OF bonds. The canal is perma-
ncnt investment for which a bond issue is
entirely proper
But there never will be, under Demo
cratic administration, at any rate, anything
approXimatnS return to high protection.
The very thought is impossible.
If Juvenile Judge Ben Lindsey of Colo
RADIO, is going kill every liar is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
One DlRcronra

farmers work may he ms innor-
am as conErcssman's. hut he gets no
extra pay for his mileage I'm the rur-
row.--St. Louis Globe Democrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Queries and Answers


May citizen of Virginia he taxed on money
IN bank in another State? May Virginian IA
onciai force bank outside the State TO cx-
mint us books? II. T.. FACNTLEROY
The law expressly SO provides No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Sacred IJeort

', me cate stone in the Cathedral Of tho Sacred
feart bears the Roman numerals MCAIIII in.
tended for 1903 Would these letters NOT iust as
well stand for 21o3 by the addition of the .f,'
70 the hrSt M? Did the contrvcr not become
obscure when he lahorcd to be brief?
The point is saved by n principle Of nor ~,
notation by which addtive symbols appear II,
inc order OF their value substantive symbols
In the contrary order. II the &c" we're to he
acded ttwoud have to he put in after ali symbols
81 higher value AS the form stands IL means
lSoa ana of,,, may not mean ANYTHING else. 1t il
Your own classical allusion. OF the direction ~
least as old as Quintllian that one should write
so as TO express his meaning and not BY any
possibility, to express anything else There NAV
nc several things out Of in our good t.ity
but in this tesory you will scarcely ana ~,
o. Roman notation which has been contrivcd hy
Catholics " ''A y!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
French Officers.

Were all the French officers Of the nava, ojd
lurhished the Colonies during the Revolution
members of the Catholic Church,
T.. LATIMER WILSON
Probably. Communion with that church was
mt the time a condition of entrance TO the
French Naval Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Chats With Virginia Editors

And now comes tho Roanoke Times with n
little BOAST or the same kind tho above. 1t
says: Whai is so rare as a day in June? asked
the poet That's easy. An October day In the
mountains of Southwest Virginia is the answer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Thinks by the Why.

"A worm is in the bud Of youth,
And at the root of age
-Cowper.
merry heart goes all the day,
Your sad tires at mile-a
--Shakespeare, THE winter's Tale"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

There Is split among the Richmond doc
tors" SAYS the Blackstone Courier ION tho oue.
lion of "thics Medical ethics Is a queer pre-
scription, and one the layman knows nothing
or Just takes them on faith. the same as the
other prescriptions tho doctor gives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

The Charlottesville Progress also feels the
e"niiarating effect of autumn and proceeds to
ooast as follows: Falls here. Tho Piedmont
"i"ays the finest place in the world to live. Is
&C" little sweeter, prettier and pleasanter
"o folks have lot to no thankful for There
10 no oread cloud of rising beyond tho blue
mountains. Nature has been bounteous in
sp'eau'he treasure of grain and fruit In the
red-land country Panic disaster violence
nave spared us. We can go ahead and rejoice
In the harvest undisturbed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

arc glorious days. carrying with them the mes.
sage OF nope and good cheer." And all that 10
now on tap down in Essex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Published every day in the ycnr by The
Times Disput ch Publishing Company. Inc. Adj
dress NIL communications to THE TlAiES-DlS-
PATCH, TImcs-Dispntch nuiIdinE. 10 South
Tenth street, Richmond. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
President for Suffrage

DRESlDENT WILSON'S announcement that
at the coming New Jersey election he will
vote in favor Of the amendment TO the State
Constitution comforting the suffrage on
women is certain TO exercise a tremendous
influence.
On one aspect of the question. Mr. Wilson'S
position is in exact accord with that of the
people OF the South II believe" he saws,
that il should be settled by the States and
not by the national government and
my view has crown stronger at every turn of
the .agitation.%
In Virginia and other Southern States, at
any rate, that view is fixed conclusion. that
Will not be altered The President is a
Southern man, and like thousands OF other
Southern men, has come to believe that
women should vote but he would be false TO
all his training and recreant 10 his people if
he should advocate comforting the suffrage on
women by national constitutional amendment.
=========l==
Everything now depends upon the worlds
series WHAT'S Hecuba to anybody. or any
body 10 Hecuba, nntl the champccn pcnnant
is handed out?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

MT. william Jennings Bryan. philanthropst
an" pence promoter for what there Is in it,"
s'9s the Norfolk Virs,tian Pilot. lis to tho
,ouuihs feature at the Meckenburg Fair to be
heid at Chase City this week Wonder how
I,, huhareds OF dollars the fair management
WI. h"'e 10 pay for tho privilege OF n plat form
performance before the Mecl<lenhurg people by
.s'S pertunctory preacher for pecuniary profit
Vi perennial platitudes?" The usual Chautauqua
price, we presume--about 1--WE hundred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

tomorrow is the day. Don't forget to nut
Il cross on your calendar. And if you really
expect I" 40 any business. make arrange
mchta for another Office boy. Worlds series
starts, you know.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

If Juvenile Judge Ben Lindsey of Colo
RADIO, is going 10 kill every liar, that is. every
man he thinks has lied about him let us
hone that it won't become precedent. If
everybody acts on that idea, the undertakers
Will be the busiest men Of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

when u comes TO singing poetic and senti-
mental, and AT the same time truthful fountain
pen commend na TO Editor Latane. Of tho Tide
water Democrat Hear him: These are ulorI-
our days thcsc autumn days. for warmth vet
iihScrA In the sunshine. while the air ia cool
ana inVitoratirg. The lcnvcB nre falling with
every rust Of wind, and those Tint remain oro
changing their complexion IN rosy ,in,. ,nd
ah"hcH OF purple and gold The frost is on the
pumpkin. TOO. or VIII he. and Bob White
80 ''''hH l" h1s mate. Innnmerablc singing
h'f"" h'c skipping from hnugh TO Dough and
ar" HAPPY ia their rong The farmcra oro hrs,
WIN 'hclr cr"pr. for III" grain must he garnercd
ana IN" autumn t"cdInE time comes on apacc
" '"' .""'''n az" busy exhibiting nd tiisposinE
vi NOR new rail- goohr' and tho boys and girls
arc learning the icssona that help to prepars
'hem for the dutieu Of life, Those autumn DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

me fact that bulgaria made no reply 10
hnssia's ultmatu/n is evidence Il any were
wanting, that GcI}narf is on the wire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

THE TINES, Pounded. ....................1S ISIS
THE DISPATCH. Founded. 1850
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Sense and Moderation

CFEAklNG Of the dismissal OF Detective
- Sergeant Krengel by the Board OF Police
Commissioners, and after reciing the fact
that two commissioners found hlanlew0rthv
ny the City Council had voted in favor of
annnnl g -. /. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Entered January 49, 1908. M Richmond, Tn,
.ecouG-cinSS matter under net of Congress OF
March =,
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Evening journal., 1915-02-15
WINTER HAPPENINGS
At REHOBOTH beach
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del, Feb. Is.
Contractors who will dig the new
Rehoboth Canal from Frazier's Lake
to the railroad, will commence work
on March /.
e. B. Salin of Wilmington was here
Friday to award contracts for several
new bungalows in the pines on Hen
lopen avenue.
Mrs. f. c. Ross and Miss Kathrine
Ross of Clayton were with Mrs. w. f.
Rotthouse for the weekend.
The new bulkhead to protect the
Henlopen properties and the foot of
Lake avenue on both sides, is nearly
completed.
Edmund Mitchell of Wilmington
was elected to fill the unexpired term
of 7. C. Ruddell. who died in Balti-
more a few days ago.
A successful box social and valen-
tine party was held by St. Francis
Guild of All-Saints Mission, on Thurs
day evening. at the home of Miss Nat
allie Rotthouse
Contractors are rapidly moving the
Catholic properties on Surf avenue out
of danger Bishop Monaghan was
here on Thursday.
Thomas II. Clark of Delmar closed
on Wednesday evening a successful
mission at Epworth M. E. Church.
Miss julie Maurer of Wilmington is
visiting Miss Nettie Tappan.
The Rehoboth Card Club met thii
week at the home of Mrs. William
/ II. Hudson. The first prize was wOI
by Miss Natalie Rotthouse.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15
DELAwARE CIV HONOR Roll.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del, Feb. 15.-
Following is the roll of honor of the
public school here for the month end
ing February 10:
Tenth grade-Marshal Derrickson.
Ninth William Clark, Wal
ter Cannon, Henry Cannon, Henry
Geoghegan and Emmit O'Neill.
Eighth grade-Marjorie Pordham,
Mary Davidson and Myrtle Collins.
Seventh grade-Turpin Rose, Ed
ward Beck, Blanche Vail, Louise Beck
and Margaret Schaefer.
Sixth grade-Christie Coale, Jack
Larky, Jack Reyboid and Anna John
son.
Fifth grade-John Dunham, Re
becca Clark. William Nichols anC
Frank Hodge.
Fourth grade-victor Knapp, Har
vey wilkinson, Katie Underwood
Davis Coale. Mary McCarty, Charles
Bowen and Mabel Meade.
Third grAde-William Gardiner
Rose Schroeder. Morrison Cannon
Harry Heal Lillian Rees, Margaret
Walters, Charles Walters and Stewart
Yearslay.
Second grade-Alice Gardiner
Grace Try and Frances Rees.
First grade-Frank Johnson, Glib
bons Christian and Harriet Bentley
Primary grade-Catharine Spice
and Margaret Meade.
Evening journal., 1915-02-15
some BALK ON
PROPOSED CURFEW Law

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Feb. 15.-
A bake will be held in the parish house
of Christ Episcopal Church tomor-
row for the benefit of the church.
An old fashioned entertainment was
held in the fire engine house on Sat
urday evening by the members of the
Century Club for the benefit Of the
Delaware City Volunteer Fire Com
pany.
The members Of the local Century
Club were the guests of the New
Castle Century Club on Friday after
noon.
District superintendent E. L. Hof-
fecker will hold a quarterly confer
enco in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Wednesday evening.
The rehearsals for the minstrel
show to be given in assembly hall
on Washington's birthday are being
held daily. William c. Bigger has
charge of the affair.
The proposed curfew law is caus-
/ ing much discussion, as there are a
number of people not in favor of the
ordinance. The ordinance was given
its first reading by the council on
Monday evening and has been posted
about here.
Second Lieutenant Charles A. French
Of the 10TH Company. has been detail.
ed to mapping duty with the War De
partment in Washington.
Mrs. John Cook. wife of John Cook
tripped over a rug at her home, break
ing two ribs.
Mrs. NJ. II. Van Densmore OF Mar
blehead, Mass. has been visiting heI
son, Eugene Densmore, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever. Mr.. Densmor'
is a grandson of Dr. j. L. Rusbridg'
OF the Presbyterian Church and is {
student at Delaware College.
The women Of st. Georges gave {
Valentine party in Odd Fellows Hal
on Saturday night for the benefit o
the free library fund of st. Georges.
The comedy, THE Black Heifer,
was given in the P. o. S. of A. Hall ol
Saturday evening at Port Penn, 70
the benefit of the Port Penn base
ball team.
Captain F. II. Lincoln. who is nov
stationed at Fort Winfield Scott, Cal
has been ordered to Fort Monroe. Va
as instructor in the Coast ArtilIer
School. Captain Lincoln was former
" stationed at Fort DUPONT. MrI
Lincoln is a daughter of William I
II. Clark