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OTHER VIEWS
r,tsasrsld's Embargo 90 Food
Exports.

ihkhfAAI
Cons rraamnu lHrr,r,lda uVowrd
determination tu usht for an cmplrEo
500 iha export VI fondatNfr MAY NOT hc
consciousN pn German cff0rL but
Boz makra % pretty clear that u is in.
tcpdcd nn ho anti vwush lle snya
phnN thht u wouid he echo mosi of.
frctivo weapon 400 uu controversy with
Great britain over her upNarnntahic.
outrageous and indofonHihlc blacklist
uf American mor'hawta THAT H a.
verN marrow CONTROVERSY "a
docs sught injury a. any. to our lcEi
Inmate trade, which IS rrcatN brne
fitted sos the demands az Great lr,clir
and hrt alllca. no ndolt any such cm
harso. from the motives $50 plainly to-
vcnled would be- kind of rrprlsd ut
ierN Inconsistent with our neutral oh.
legations.
M l1iurwam inauicos I'm nnoiher
gruss ONagEcmtlnn ln eontondlug That
the cmhRTgo should hc imposed Cor
purely domestic reasons" nc SAYS
that nodstutfs have rvarhod towels
that are hrinEins widespread distress
ln the country and that "manN
hundreds 81 thousands az our pooplc
aro suffcrng from LACK of the ncces-
sities W life" This Is an utterly rcck
less siatemsnt. Notwithatanding the
hiNh prices. thcrc Is less ~ that Kind
oi SUFFERING than M ordinary timra, ana
far greater means 1T mitigating 90, hc-
cause of tho steady employment Os the
people az unusually high Vases The
expansion ~ our forclvn trade does not
Impress our hyphcuated congressman
when "our own peolio are brought Co
the Nerge ~ starvation az a result NJ
It."
The congressman has poor opin-
SON 81 tho Intelligence uf our people AZ
he thinks this kind 8. talk will appeal
10 thcm on account 0f relative short
ago az somr of the crops this last sea-
son food prices are high, and therc ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07


We nave boon at snmo ullna goo t1ih
90 nll possible Information ls tn thr
feeling OF tho eastern pfoplr over fHr
further extension or Woman ufffaFr
aud find that thrro BIZ % decided .uno
aiuon ~ it fhlH ia HreuF h,riue.
90 la known UnHf fho mft election wun
decided bee considerable pHti uf womcn
who. nH nEnuHt thDu husInUdH voted
ror Wilson This was ,spr Hut thr
rnHe iu khrHaa aud California Nut
secmq 90 have obtained elsewhere
Thrff Htt new rlrNou suites Hu Wrat
nt the MiaHaalpiH. whore Women h1t,
equal voting rleht With mon rh.
sotuH to mciud, theui 900 of 90, 600
mediate fWuro poaaihliuDH nH recent
.offotu ut extension n uhi r.fnH ht.D
tulrd El1t uf inU NIaI.HIn.H vomru
have restricted rrht goo tei. loo lu
.noH nnd nowhere Dlao rN..r Chat m
aomo eiatoa vomrn mlr tut up luUu
bond uaurs Coz fnr a.hnnI dlr.intH
rir
Tho Wmcu mtn n0 nope whatever ot
HuffnEr extension BOZ thc ruuth lnd
Chat ncluinH TOO l.Hai n0rDn -tHtcs h.
low the old Mason ana uiNu uur
$50 tnat anY urthrr Htut mu.t Dol.
mado 800 thr rtst 40 d. noteworthy
thpt bon ho states eft fnr saua oun
Ohio and Sow Hampshire Ur nukrl
voted Tor Wilson liut W onto tnr
women haNy hr0n defeated aefDraI
Times in recent Years nrd There s lr.
tiu hoppe ihrrr Wo Geo nHi thus CHAT
thc future VIII Nc dcrldrd simply ls p
matter rt polIuUa alone hni 30 ls ,,r.
Hu that thr Frru itoruhlitan states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
PIG -TAR RglIgvrs a .oln-

IN urns Pine Tar Honey CONTAINS
an inc spoihins elements 90 the pm,
forrest 10 hoals tho irrintrd mgm
hano. ana hv be- antlseptsc properties
nosonH tho phlrsm. ,on breathe ga itr.
has been brnhcu up For chat stuffed
up fevhus Usht chest or sarp throat
iakc dosc of nr Heile rinc-rar
HONEY ana prevent "a Wratinr haehius
cuuEh drasslAg through she winter.
AZ your puiEeist csc Adv
caller Classified Ais htlns results
II Nou don't believe 10. trS 'cm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
A WORLD CRISIS.

Asquiih b resignation b. rcllcc
ton Of England u plumbers. II is
u fitting climax 10 the dissaiia
faction which exists over the con
duct Of the war TO the world,
II points out England = weakness,
moi Asauth ". for however pow
erful he may hc. no one man b.
utterly responsible under the
British form OF government
70 neutral nations. the rcsig
nation may menn fresh complicn
iions. untoward ucts Right along
Asquith has opposed the armiug
Of merchantmen, knowing that
ouch course would make every
English ship q vessel eff war, open
60 submarine attack, despite the
contentious of az v neutral. ln
addition, 20 arm merchantmen is
10 make them strangers Ia Amer
can ports, subject 10 Former inter
nntional agreements.
But the English people are
aroused az never before. Embi,
tered by series of misadvcnmros
they have 60 fix the hlumc. and
IL is not natural that they should
hold the mirror up 10 Themselves
The truth of the matter is, Ger
many has strategy, preparation
unity aud solid government on hen
side, and England has 80 far dc
vclopcd no group of leaders cqua
TO the emergency that oonlront'
her.
II may hc, In the course of rc
organization. that Lord Norih
olilfe will become Minister of Ma
under Premier lloyd-Gcorgc not
withdrawing the Kings appeal Z,
the lnionist lender Andrew Bon
ar Law ln this event the ~
hcrals viii find themselves out %
favor. and drastic measures uu
precodentcd la English histor'
may be rcsorlcd 10. The crisis d
not only England's; il is Amcri
ca aud every neutral nation IS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

Having a great deal Of hard
work before il, Congress will first
wag it's jawbone until Il proves TO
its own satisfaction that il has
smashed all existing records for
oraiory. Every succeeding Con-
gross feels that il is called upon to
beat its predecessors. and SO far
no Congress has failed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
TRUE GIVING.

Christmas is coming. and il will
be none too fat. The cost o. food
and clothing must be- reekoncd
with, together with lean times.
Many poor people are hard press
ed, with faint prospects 0f a
Santa Claus. Yet, rs il has been
instituted, Christmas is a celebra-
ton commcmorating the birth Of
Christ. Would il not be- well for
this Christmas 10 be consecrnted
20 liberal giving whore liberal
giving will count mostY Surely,
people %no have means need no
substantial gifts, and people who
are poor in the world y goods have
reason 20 expect something from
followers Of Him who gave char.
~ lis special Significance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
Bsd colJ, from Ll,uo sooo,s, orow

Many colda ina, hans on 400 winicr
start with sncofr. Hniitir q aotc
Throat ughi chest Nou knpw thr
symptoms of colla. aud YOU know
prompt uoatmont viii hrrRN thOm 800.
nr kinFs Sow niaonNvry with itH
anothng Antisrpuc bHlaama. haa neon
breaking up oeida una hcuhns courhH
~ NounF and old ior a. Nrpr lr
kinFH NpW discovery lnoHenH tho
phlcgm cirnfs thc head HonihtH che
Initiated membrane nnd makcH breath
mr easter AZ your nruHRlsi, soc
ADV.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

In New Orleans a member of
women have adopted resolutions
asking housewives TO reiuee the
consumption of butte. aud eggs.
In Corpus Christi we don Z have
TO ask housewives TO reduce. Thee
do that when they look at the
prices.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

When men subscribe 90 the
Commercial Club for term OF
years they are less likely 10 lose
interest in is achievements. The
plan now presented 60 the people
is logical, timely, aud bound TO
sueeeed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

General Treyino says that Oll
foreigners are safe Ia chihuahua
City. General Treviuo rs dc.
tcrmincd man when Villa isn Z
looking.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

reason for rtuunmiglug nui afDllluH
the enormous auHfs uf fuul Huppii,#
which lf Hu common There la Hlsu roo
HDu fpr protest against SOME of thD
combinations Of middiemsu tor puitua
prices Ht pn abnormal towel Az fhr
DfHhFftH Convention which hari 1900
ed io bf ln seuaiDn at Washington o.,
prrHeufinr it H said a million farm
crH resolution uf protest huH n,rn
unanimously adopted nnHinHt thia 'tu
htfHu Hoh'nr and we mos Boz aure fhat
ia win gft lirr Huppur 300 congress-
A. Hume of the orange nff"rr. Ht,
quoted u HlfInr DO would ii.rounH.
ihr farmers Boa nuhuF thtt r.trn.Hn
.of production Wiu,h thr rfrHi.ut uf..l
u Hddrstine Wrir convention. tul
koop up meh level of nrnrs Boo u,
future There W nu ruoh condition
aa would Justify thc proposed mnr
500. bud la utrn tu hs uunt NcN
YORK journal of Commerce.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

An American ship has reached
Galveston from liuouos Ayres.
loaded with wheat Here. frieuds,
is a commentary on the high cost
of living Think of the United
States importing something that
IL exports
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

II cotton reaches fifty cents @
pound hy August. as one uuthori
~ predicts, We see where Nucccs
county il going 10 make iNif the
hggcs, year since Christopher
Columbus.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

Those boys Of the Second Rcgi
mcnt didn't only master their
rivals in . pruclling contest at
ter il was nll over. ihcy organized
II smashing good parade, composed
VI huglc calls yells tin-paus md
shirt tails For little while
citizens thought the University
of Texas had burst loose
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

These are short days. To The
man who is interested in bis work
all days are short Enthusiasm
cannot be measured by the clock.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

When we think of Greece. we
remember Belgium when we &C..
member Belgium, we think of
Greece.
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America Elect rio a !
Week arouses AN entire
nation to a recognition
OF the daily importance
Of Electric Service
DO 1t Electrically
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
FOR THE STATES MORAL UPLIFT.

The League convention meets this
year under most favorable AUSPICES.
The wave of prohibition sentiment is
sweeping the country. Our General
Assembly now In session will pass
adequate laws for the enforcement
Of prohibition in Virginia. and put
into operation the necessary machin-
cry for insuring the enforcement of
these laws Then, too, great cam
paign has just been opened In this
state in the interest of nationwide
prohibition, and the leading temper
ancn orators Of the world are enlist
ed In the crusade against the saloon.
II ia inspiring for the convention
to meet at such time. We welcome
tho members to Richmond and wish
them Godspeed in their deliberations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

The Montenegrins have acted wise
II. M They have fought vsiiantiy TO
heir their Serbian brethren. They
had nothing to gain and all to lose
~ war, but they could not and would
mt s1And By and see their neighbors
ana co-reNgfonists slaughtered with
uuS protamt translated into action,
ThSg. have done all that could be
sacs,A against overwhelming odds and
haxe been beaten. In entering into
negotfaksons Tor peace they bow to the
inevttahIe. Out OF total popuia-
facn Of some .3s.ess people, or few
thoumnd more than the combined
rcpuiation Of the cities Of Richmond
aad pstervburg. 1t is said that Mon
fnnexTo has had an army of 10000
On the firing line. or about twenty
ave pcr cent. OF the population.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

The forces Of righteousness in viz
x4ria ~sll be wel1 represented in the
annual convention of the Anti Saloon
ayeaSue. which opens tonight. This
ORGANIZATION, embracing representa-
ewes from the churches, : sunday
achccas ard other religious bodies,
II lssdsng In the fight 10 rid viaginia
.nd the nation OF the curse of the
yseAneed saloon Good men and good
wosaen are uniting their efforts and
their prayers IN this great undertake
tnx for the moral upiift of the peo-
Die. The shielding Of our boys and
r4-s.---<s,e men and women If the fu-
s-s1x--rron the temptations and the
*vsf srrerts Of the saloon is one OF
sas worthy aims which they have in
vl1w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Il osnAAor Jcrdar's proposed ccnsu-
x1E5a1s&T snfsnfnen. 10 cut IN i,aif tire
arnsems membership OF the General
Assembly Of Virginia is likely TO 70
fhe ssy of many iess worthy rnsas-
nrss Generally speaking. legislative
hoA6ag arc too cumbersome. Ar thu
ofowufng achievement OF all that ia
nnpaeIdy, TBS io~sr House Of the
AnaArican Congress- Is probably the
most noteworthy illustration. .e
ssI legislative bodies usually have II
IN their power TO cruelty any reform
X this character. snd Congress has
~ long been permeated by the door
s;cs pork tina, any change that would
hsys fer It's object the reduction of
aucrAave tobs, with their numerous
prerequisites. would ne-, an early
no~.
Howevsr. believing that Senator
5ordsn h iikeiy 10 find cold comfort
for fsa measure in the Virginia AS
rps4say, We suggest that he make It
"a. sl Il a<torwids naovemsnt We have
SssAe aDuat tAat the snove y In the aept
farsaen, However. our stass iesis-
& IS
Hft@e epdies ere aat what rastlt be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

ed, to her slow recovery from FROST
bit che rectiyed during three hum
dred-nsfle march with the Serbian re-
treat from Belgrade through blizzard
swept plains In the bittcrest weather.
Miss Eden was with tho English Red
Cross Speaking OF the Serbian re-
treat. she said soldiers died by the
hundred OF starvation and cold.
They showed q noble courage ana
devotion to their country's cause she
continued. None can cvercstfmate
the bravery of the Serbians. ana In
the END they will win back their
country. The Buigarians, with Ger
man guns and ammunition, drove
them back, not the German sold.s-e.
1.-THE best type OF soldier in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
CARE FOR THE
UNFORTUNATEs

- . =
The virginian wishes to add few
more words TO what II has already
had to say In furtherance OF the In
terests of the virginia Home and In
dustrfai School for Girls, which IL
asking the Assembly for an increased
appropriation for the current year, and
1t would give expression further to
the hope that some of the residents
of the village Of Bon Air viii not
press their objections to the present
location Of the institution.
There is one recent example which
will serve well as an illustration. A
young woman of eighteen. who was
known 10 the police and social work
ers as one of the most degraded girls
in Norfolk. escaped from the institu-
ton before II came under State con-
troll and under the management q
Mas Peterson. She had been a prob
lem to the municipal courts OF Nor
folk city. and was even more OF prob
lem to the authorities Of the Ches-
terrified institution, On the sentence
OF a Norfolk Judge, who had made q
thorough investigation of the case, she
was sent back to the girls home, af-
ter 1t passed under state control, and
her reformation has been accomplish
ed to the extent that she is now assist
ing the physician In charge of the
home, DR.. Lydia Bauer and is pre-
pairing herself to be trained nurse.
There has been some talk by the
opponents Of the institution Of closing
the institution and removing 1t to
Lynchburg for amaiga nation with the
epileptic colony 1t occurs to us that
this would be grave mistake to treat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
LEGISLATIVE BODIES TOO LARGE.

trouble now lies In the gross insuuaii-
ties In representation. due 10 the fnrt
that the state has not been redis-
.ricsed as required by the Constttu-
tion.
We have some members of the
HOUSE of Delegates who represent
four times az many people as do some
Others This 10 contrary TO tho spirit
Of the Constitution, as wrii ss TO It's
mandatory letter
THE Constitution provided for the
redis,r4cting Of the State IN 1912 and
ev~wy ten years thereafter The pro-
vision was mandatory. not suxHestive
or optional In falling 10 pass a re-
tsistrictfmg measure the Legislature
avoided q plain duty.
At tho time there wa. soma belief
thst. II tina State were not red.strtct-
ed In isl2 the matter could not be
taken up asesn until 1882. We hc-
neve this an e,reneoas intsrpretatisn
of the iaw Az any rata. sh1uid the
prescut l@gisla,ar~ perform the duty
which ne Genarai assembly Of 1912.
and th*f Of ls1s. tslira 81 perform,
~ de- aoi believe the aaarts wouid
eensiaer @wsfhsn thaar prosaAes 10
set a.its ms ask
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
Bedford. va, Jan ~, 1915.
As TO Commissioners Power.

AZ no AVNNtHtubSaOAtIEO VVSP'
subscriber to The virginian. an
influential citizen of one of the coun-
ties south OF the James, writes as foi-
lows:
TT ID current report that the state
Highway Commissioner. who Is presl-
dent of the Road Builders Associa-
ton of Virginia, intends to make an
effort TO persuade that organization,
which meets in Richmond on the
18th and 18th Of January, to ADOPT
resolutions which will petition the Leg
islature OF Virginia to cnrtaii the au-
thority Of the local road officiais ana
rive to the said commissioner more
power In the handling OF funds and
the building OF roads. under State
supervision.
This 10 q tendency 10 Capitalization
of power. which IL repugnant and con-
trary TO all principles of the American
Government. and that of Virginia, es-
pecially as founded by Thomas JEFF
ferson, and should be resisted by every
community. II the State is going TO
pay all Of the expense OF building and
maintaining certain roads therein,
then Ii would be proper for the state
Highway Commissioners to have full
charge, Ii his works were successful.
but when the counties are paying over
half of the bill. then the local au-
thorities should have something to
say.
The State Highway Commissioner
bases his intentions upon the fact that
the local authorities have let roads,
built under his supervision, go with
out adequate maintenance. This IS.
undoubtedly. true; but. in some in
stances the building cost all the coun-
ty had and there was nothing left for
maintenance. Experience IL worth as
much to the local authority as TO the
State Highway Commissioner. and
such difficulties as here stated viii
be overcome in the future.
ut Is also true. and can be estab-
1ished. that the state Highway Com.
missioner has erred: has been waste
full In expenditures, and does not use
sound Judgment in ali instances; and
that n he would consult the focal All:
thorities more before acting some.
times. he would save both the State
and the county many dollars. 1t in
not up to him to say what the local
authorities shall do, but up to the To-
cal authorities to say what ne shall
do. And It is believed, that If his
functions we're confined to advisory
instead Of executive measures, that
money would probably be saved.
Investigations are expensive. but
an Investigation of the methods Of the
State Highway Commission might
prove paying proposition. Nothing
is intended. hereby. to reflect upon
the good intentions Of the commits
sioner. but he is not infalfible. and
when one gets the idea In his head
thai his methods are better than those
OF any one else. II Is time to look to
the interests intrusted to his care.
"TAxPAYER."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Responding TO the very earnest
snewaaEfOn OF this newspaper. the
naarA Of Aldermen Monday night re-
vorped sits action of lsst week on the
HAnx4sr Commission measure and
sAnp4sd Il in the form In which the
znsamnrs paused the Common Council,
~ 40 had pointed out the require
snsnts that the petition for the cleo
s3am OF charter commission should
- s4sned by number of qualified
veesrs equivalent to ffty per cent of
<haee participating In the preceding
general election. was readily recog-
nised by the public as an effort TO
zna1cs the measure unavoidable.
We are pleased. and we know the
erSet hrr.k Of the people Of Richmond
ass also sgrstifed. that the Board has
pxurapf5y responded 10 public senu
naufy and adopted the MEASURE. We
ra0ard az the one great outcome
u me efforts Of our Charter Change
x1gnmfstee. We congratulate the PEG
psA the committee, and the members
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
YIELD TO THE INEVITABLE.

We sincerely trust that, recogniz-
ing a gallant foe. the conauerors will
make terms of peace that shall recog-
nize the autonomy and territorial in
tegrity OF the little nation.
Austria, however. viii doubtless de-
clare that her own territory Is me-
naced by Mount Lovcen, and will
DOUBTLESS annex that stronghold and
contiguous territory.
The Yielding OF Montenegro is the
frwt break in the ranks of the war
ring nations While her territory 10
conquered. ssrhia attn has consid-
cradle army In the field. and King
Peter will, continue the lighting. Bel
GUM fs conquered. but the Belgian
king and the r@mnants OF his army
are still resisting. Up 10 this hour
there seems to be no halt or promise
of check to the Teutonic arms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

notice flInt among the first bills
offered n are those pertaining to the
subject u lpansic6s FOR old C.snfcd-
crate soldiers and their dependent
widows. i believe that all the Thought
fui people al Dur state wish the neces-
sary provision made for these vet
Grams ana the dependent widows Of
those who hnye died.
There arA other. who rendered
valuable service IA the Civil War, who
should not ~ overlooked, refer
To nexroes Who served az teamsters
and built fortffications for the pro-
lection az ot,r soldiers. There ore
not very many az them. but some of
them ase uyinw and In need Of help.
They served the commonwealth In
trcubulous times. They were faith
s,,I me- 1890 uithou, compensa-
ton. They did not desert, when to
have ~on. Il sha enemy would hayc
been their freedom. those of them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

The new speed ordinance Just sign
ed by the Mayor Ia a progressive
law. and one which the virginian
hopes will be enforced. Some of the
chAuneurs are not a little careless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
Installation Ceremonies.

NeW YORK, Jan, 1S.--New York
alumnia OF Stanford University will
participate in the installation OF the
universities new president. DR.. Ray
Lyman Wilbur. on January a.
The plans include the combined use
of the transcontinentai telephone and
motion pictures. About 100 graduates
will dine at the craftman Restaurant
here. Wires will connect that place
with the university campus Mt Paio
Alto. Cal, where tho ceremonies will
take place.