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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
JUDGE .CARDWELl WILL
SWEAR IN SUCCESSOR
.,dmini>ters Oath To-Day To Judge
l'rentis, Who Goes on Supreme
Court Bench.
WILL QUALIFY GARNETT, roo
legal Adviser to Tax Board VIII Be-
come Member of State Corporation
Commission-Chnir Qucs.
ton Holds General Interest.

After tw.ntS-onc years nf couspicu-
Gus service as 4 member nf the Nlr-
gina Supreme Court of Appeals. Judge
tribunal since tn. resignation last sum.
mcr of Judge Jumc8 Keith. VIII this
morning retire from the bench 10 be-
succeeded by Judge Robert Il. ircnii.
chairman Of the State Corporation. who
has been appointed by Governor stuart
10 fiji out tile uncMpircd term OF the
Hanover juriSt.
simultaneous with this change in the
complexion Of the Supreme Court
CHRISTOPHER u. ,;armctt legal adviser
TO the state Tan Board. viii lay down
the duties Of that Office to take hif
seat as Judge prcntis's successor or
tho state Corporation Commits sion,
also 10y appointment of the Governor.
Judge Cardwcll. before retiring 10 pri.
vate life. viii administer the oath to
both Judge Ircntis and Mr.. Garnett
GHiIHMNN or COMMISSION
- MEMBER or TAX BOARD
ON tho rcorcnnizatiou to-day Of the
state Corporation Commissions one Of
the nrst duties OF the body viii he to
elect chairman TO I'LL the vacancy
CO S"d hy the elevation OF Judge Prem
tiS. Tn. kecncst interest attaches to
TINS election since the chairman OF
the commission is by virtue Of nis Of
lie, also member OF the State Taa
board The rule or seniority would
give II TO Judge William T.. Rhca
VINO ranks mex, To Judge .'rcntis IN
point OF service. hut the fact that Mr.
''arnch - % intimately acquainted
with the St"te's tax problems has given
rise to tho suggestion tina, he may b.
elected.
Probably one Of the Hrst Official act.
% IN" newly constituted state Tax
toard VII! bc 10 select a succcscor 10
christopher u. Garnett. Political wise.
acres around the Capitol profess 10 he
IN total ignorance as to tie identity
or thc man TO he elected S4yeraI
conferences have been hold between
Governor stuart and officials OF III.
board hu' no statement has been made
pubic. Among the names ruggc.t.d /,
this connection are those OF John u
.hihoi' chairman o! the Richmond Ioral
iohfd OF Review. and state senator I,
'Ionhor Goodrich. OF frcGcrickshurs-
Judgo George VI. Harrison. rankiup
member Of the supreme Court viii
take the place Cr Judge carIwoll =.
presiding justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
The Rrend and Miik-Mostiy MnL

Sometimes Nc wish We had never launched
the Ercad-and- Milk club. or amy of its sub
the corporations We regret enthusia SIN.
because it makes much more work TO
any more. You'd think we had personally
offended him. III" dumps his load with scarcely
a trace OF smile-and all on account of the
bread and milk--hut mostly the milk.
Then. too. We arc not especially glad Dr.
<arrei ever lived. Karrers milk diet only adds
the confusion. IL, rs cndeavor to straishten
il ali Gus once mud for al. l':,i ladies. bilious
gentlemen, antont"xicatcd and overfed
invalids. pay strict attention.
The Bread and MILK Club accepts candidates
who are a trihc overweight. grumpy. dyspcptic.
inclined to helch gas have a bad taste III the
eycs. The overfed The bilious. TIE autoin-
to>ica;ed But no inSalids. Members drink
or th:ee hours. from morning till night. with
cracker or perhaps one-fourth slice OF bread
ono huttcrD all daI Monday II each week
The harrel diet consists Of SIX a.
siaSsfup of skinned milk, slipped slowly, hot
or cold AT :. -. and $ o'clock, for one.
tn" Or three days each week. and no other food
or liquid may j,e taken I; is tho greatest anti
obesity remedy We have. safe. cficicnt--but
oh, hard Tor the big feeders That fright
ful "hsessi"n Of starving is sadly confused
viii! the therapeutic benefits of fasting
The rice division Of the Rrcnd- and MILK was
organized to accommodate numerous class ~
individuals who suffer from eczema psoriasis
erythena and other .ir,,n, shiu disc. &c D,ninh
are directly or indirectly Influenced IS die,
Members Of tho rice division take with their
bred and d,. mn, n IN. ho,cr
and plenty Of water is often rc.nnrhablv
beneficial thing for such skin troubles II mus;
bc adhered to for many days or u week or more
~ !" 'ime' pf course, unpublished brown
rice = :, pretty GOOD general nntrment alunc
ana win sugar. butter. salt. bread md water
IT makes fairly enicicn, ration
Nov. II tho above specifications fail in any
detail TO agree with directions may have
given any reader 10y mail. never mind. Doctor
would he tame lot If they never disagreed
and surely doctor has right disagree
nth himself from time I" time. 1t is the
principle Of the thing. not the quantities Take
tho k"rrel diet for instance. II you must WHY
take your SKINNED milk little oftcncr Or
take whole milk piece out with Il bit Of
apple. orange. crnckcr on if necessary. vDm
may putnch tho thirst with little cold wa ter
or YOU may relieve amy headache conSt pa
ton with soap! water enema. or IL Won
ind goLr enthusiasm large. omit the food alto
Rcthcr for hours day morc--a fast has
Ill the other treatments beaten out Of the
book
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
" lint Of 'Co-i)h, I

What have y"G done 10 help alonS
Those who. born" duNu hy forces strong.
Are SturuhiinS on their way.
what have you done 10 aid the weak.
To saint with nopc some outlook bleak
What have YOU d"nc To-day:
what word or cheer has come from you"
wnat Won: nave You sough; TO undo"
Wha; :cmntcr met with May"
Wha; have YOU don. iu Freedoms fight
What blow have YOU struck for the right
What blows been st,uck o-daS"~
This lifo's = battle. honest friend.
And you must battle 10 the cr1,
les; YOU HES trust hetrny.
So ask !ourself. as shadows tall
ANA ono la! $i,cc"S beyond recall:
VIVA, have I done to-dnyr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

this pronunciamentO: so long As Japan's
vital interests and dignity are not infringed.
Japan will take aggressive step against
any nation. especially America. Allowing
for the customary politcness of diplomacy.
tho Prcmicr's statement is still rcassuring.
at first blush But the question arises: what
does lie consider ''Japaus vital Interests and
dignity"
Taken in connection with Baron Sakatanis
interview. given just before rcrauchi's. in
which lie said his country considered the
repeal Of American discriminatory lcgisla-
tion against the Japanese a matter of jus
ticc and necessity" the Premiers apparently
friendly expressions may be given another
Interpretation. In any case the rise Of
Japans Iron man" TO high Office must not
he considered Il matter solely Of Japanese
administration, hut development which may
be fraught with deep consequence TO this
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
REGULATION OF PRICES
Is AIM OF HOUSEWIVES
Mrs. Julian Heath. National President.
Tells Richmond Member. Prob
lem Is Economic Ono.

Members 81 tho Richmond House
wives League yesterday Afternoon
heard ar interesting address delivered
by Mrs. Julian Heath. Of Ne" York.
national president. who spoke al the
Young Womcn's Christian Association.
Sha told whrt tho league has already
accomplished in the four years Of its
existence and outlined what il expects
10 d" III the future. The field before
tic housewives. she said. was almost
We arc making a business Of house
hecpins." Mrs. Heath told her audience.
and this is Il business which has be-
hiId 1t Il tremendous purchasing power.
With this mower together with tho TO-
operation Of city official and the press.
ii Is within our hands To do It great
deal. Just n"W tho league mas before
i as - winter campaign the work OF
striving to regulHtc the price az food
eiuffS. hi; do not mistake :hla for any
movement 10 reduce the high cost OF
living. II is 50 fact that we can Sc
'.urc i regulation Of the prices. Just
nov tho question uf the prize of cggs
is a pressing. ono. There is short
age, and little but tho cold storage
variety is available. But for the cold
storage eggs no ono should pay moro
than 30 cents dozen. Stick to this
price and we can regulate the price.
The only way to meet such q shortage
i" 10 decrease tho demand. and this
We must do 1T is purely an economic
problem.
!Irs. Heath Expressed her sratiIicn-
ton with tho progress being made by
the league III Richmond She found
she said, cooperation ON tho part Of
tho authorities here to he splendid but
added that this WAS true in all cities
where tho league had extended it's ar-
tiNitics.
The national headquarters Of tho or
Sanization is 1T - West Forty ffth
r Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY
Mass- Meeting VIII he Held To-NfEli
to Discuss Ways and
Mcans.

steps TO conduct a vigorous camn 81
TO secure for Richmond "A public librar,
arc expected to he taken at Il mass
meeting. which will he held undej
tho auspices OF the Richmond Educa
tional Association. at the Young Won
CHS Christian Association, ut ST,
o'clock tonight. MI organizations
Interested IN the movement have beei
invited Ia attend, and it is cNpecte,
that representatives from every civil
association viii assist.
Tho Educational Association ha
worked Tor several years or tho pro
jcct. and has done much to arous
public sentiment III favor of publ,
library, one Of the ciiy's admtte,
needs. Several mass-ncctings hay,
been held. and a number OF Socictic
and civic organizations have been IN
t.rcStcd in tho movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
The Voice Of the PEOPLE
Another Demncrn,lc uera.

10 the Editor OF The Times Di.potcb.
"ir;-M hlle quite Re" Of your readers are
-, eiaHiorouS Tor proper recognition or Mr.
i'iNanS powerful influence N the ca,np.iru
9uSt closed rcspectiullN bog suggest tina, ,hair-
MIN lean "t Ne" hampshire is entitled tn
m n3e tn:h pas sing notice. - FOR the West.
1"'nh ,tlhl perhaps the spirit or Democracy.
y Aeh Drought 10 All understanding Of Tho stun :
non and what had been done IN tho East, made
the sun TO stand stun. ~ Joshu, did at Gideon
hhtil the battle could lac Won. ,Aicautiulc how
ever TINS Bcan--1 don't know whether he he
Stt,hp snap bunch corn hcid ar what variety.
had saved New Hampshire amid the orig ual
cataciNsn. iiooray for Eryan. likewise Ecan:
~ :. j. WHEELER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
To-day. nc., liund-rlcked Joke.

''MGIiiccr" whspsr,d Mrs. rawuy. Il hc.:
something moving in the next room. u ne
II burglar"
Heb" said Mullise- Tawuy secpily. Non
sense. There's nothing in this house attract
burglar"
Il know that as well as YOU do YOU shittle.s
wretch, hnt tho burglar don't know it," Missed
Mrs. Tawny. "oh. there's with dark
lantern"
Let me al him c~er Mulliser Tawu$. And
in ono bound he had the masked intruder by tho
throat.
II surrender suraled the houscbreaker
Take him out to a policeman. cried Mvs.
TawnN from under the b"dclothcs. And after
holding the burglar by the power Of his cyc rs
he hastily dressed. MulliSer lcd him from tho
tnce outside the barrla" tore of his mask
aud laughed great. round laughs oh. OH, OH
Then he and Muliisor repaired arm in arm 10
tho "iuh aad diaw poke. Ii was The first
nights vacation that poor Mulligcr Tawny had
had in two months-Dctroit Free Press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
themiats Meet yo.Morro,

The Virginia Chemists Gluh when
Is the Virginia section OF the Amcri-
can Chemical Society, Will hold its
first fall meeting at $50 o'clock to-
morrow night 1T the Medical College
OF Nirginia I'apcr* viii 10 read 10y
Or. j. r.. Wceins oil THE Relations of
Research to Everyday Life and Ipr
j. NJ. Whitfield, on Some Facts Ahoui
Gaviis Asphalt" There viii bc dis
cussioh on "Revision of our Chemical
Stntistirs," which will be opened 10y
President n. g. Arnold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
For Belgium

CEtRETaRN l.ANSINGS efforts through
- the American Charge d'Aifaires in Berlin
10 prevent the torcbc deportation Of Bel
sians from their native country to Germany
should, although perhaps they will not. bear
good frult Germany viii he we'll advised
If she hecds this plea behalf ui human
ity and OF men and women who already have
suffered largely and CALAMITY in defense of
their national honor.
The representations OF this government
arc informal but they will leave no doubt
Of Americas poignant sympathy with the
tciSlah pcople-a sympathy already mani
tested in gifts OF many millions OF dollars
for their relief. Germany mus, know She
can no longer afford TO ,launt the opinion
OF mankind. The day Of reckoning draws
near, and ON that day the voice Of the great
est neutral will be heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
NcrknflIc I-o0al.

Did yoi like those biscuits had for
breakfast Ncsicrday"'' inquired the sweet youne
Wife
You bet | did" replied the heartless husband.
Although the ono ate kept me awake all
might. tho one threw cat the ia elk
YARD fence h;tod my hand perfectly and / was
enabled 10 make Il killing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
rrnn,c Meeting pos,nonea.

The meeting of the subcommittee of
the Council Committee on Ordinances.
appointed for the purpose Of revising
tho ira f1lc laws, scheduled for to-mor-
row night, has been postponed until
o'clock on Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
ny Why Of Reminder.

Little Tommy Whittier is doing better a.
school than hc mas been.
WHATS tho reason CT his proSrcSs"'
Ills father planted peach tree in the la 4
lard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

So Tar as We arc able to judge. the person
principally responsible for the recent victory
of the Democratic candidate for President
Woodrow Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
nIlIatIf1cL CritlcIsin.

Il suppose remarked the casual visitor. tina;
Your art collection includes number Of oA-
amplcs OF the old masters,
Then YOU entirely wrong responded
Mrs. Lotscrox. testify There ant a picture IN
the gallery tina is not Ere III from the shop"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
aue.,ion. md An.ucr..

nphalIiis--kiudly tell me how relieve An
Inflammation or the navel There is consider
Abe moisture and disagrecable odor
T.. a. s NJ.
Answer Battle 9Th warm water and soap,
rinse with colo water. dry Thoroughly, swap
1ith aif.strenSth tincture or iodine, let dry,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
And GcttIng Iinrdcr.

citizen MuStareor says intoxicating beverages
are called hard drinks because they harder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
\ fronic Offender.

Grubhs 81 DO you think links knows A much
as he protends 10 know"
Stubbs-of course not. If intellectual false
pretcuse were crime links would spend the
remainder Of his life in tho peutentiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

twice week. " '''e"
'"c Nlhd AMI Quantity Of Bran-plcase tell
me which make OF bran and how ,n,,,.b ono
should take for constipation? q. /. !.
.,,hswcr--Any brand OF bran. )" long us IL
'hS cream rake about tablespoonful three
times II day. with food "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

Now some preacher thinks attendance on
religious service by the soldiers ought 10 he
made compulsory. In order to make such an
order conform with this countrys insistence
OH religious freedom. the War ncpartment
would nave 10 provide dozens OF chaplains
for every regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Current Editorial Comment
There are more predictions in
c!s III" papers Of the Increased cost
"a OF The. Thanksgiving dinner.
N n Ii. =
Turkeys
Have
Gone | p

There az" more predictions in
Turkeys IL" paper. OF the increased COS,
Have Of the Thanksgiving dinner.
Gone rp ,,,iee7 haze r!s," 81 alons nc
There j. an increase OF me.rIy 80
per cen; on III" price Of turkeys. ANA ali tho,
a%gs milk sugar iard have -" zone NO y
10 So per cent Your pumpl;m PIC vii cost
ago. hut who rsoud forcyo The glory of pumn
kin pic on Thanksgiving because it's inf; rcd ent :
spoil inc Thanksgiving II IS :. mighty uriiIi *,
"n n ' iaye to ea Hr'n t c rn1siNe ksiyips
with thu ''crcaiurc comforts is Que OF he
Tic cvcniiul day, "nc need only DC q" in 10"
a ftw useless things for . week or two nrH
ohio state Journal ''''S'
o,,h,,.s ,,a g' me, tn" protests e four cen,
Attitude ,hc Nicarasn:n- American treaty
DcpIorabIc of "omH 's oln nrma' nEItcss
n. tinted s,a ipsc If NJ to n ,hc aI,ansi'"n ~
Gulf If FonSrca; ten miles of the coast Of
lion IS WHARF" and is ." n i"r oH asjsn
example of what nimsy prctcxts may lie seized
sovesreirn,y Of Nicaragua in the Islands CO..
the King Of SPAIN osgnae ed"1 d Gnri as"
Colombian 70. rrorst,I On this royal dcsiannti"n
Lest Lest against american asFranazemcn Colon
The "uh Nmerean STATE has " nSrr
the United States. for taking Panama til"
aHssa rsprGs were more ,han ansstsnaS S"
fuses t" ID. placatcd. Her grievance rankics.
BY exploiting Thtre VAS Just reason for cn
" ans hs is mt "yc hs akn Of
opposition t" the Amerisanr tr m n,r
OF W lah lie pea Ses may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

Democrat arc sending in money To me- Ike
good the campaign deficit If All ,bosc wbo
s"ld before the election that they would
give $ 900 10 assure the election OF vii
son Nould come across now the deficit
would he made NJ in fifteen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

New York is going To keep the lid down
on Ne" ears Eve AZ least, This will keep
folks IN Richmond from being Jealous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

Shakespeare Dny bt Day.

eakinx OF colonel n"oaeN"l,. don, care i
he comes back %".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
I'lo: That Failed to Work

IN the light OF an announcement. made with
1 the certainty oi full conviction and SEEM
ing authority by tie New York Evening
Post. there Will be speculation whether the
efforts Of certain elements in this country to
discredii the Wilson administration and de-
feat tho Wilson candidacy were not aided
actively by the German Admiralty.
The Evening Post declares that The
series OF attacks upon armed and unarned
merchant steamers, some of them passenger
vessels and Others flying the American flax
III several cases without any warning being
given, which began several weeks before
election day. i'll come TO an abrupt end
Why? |, is true !, must b evident in
Berlin that the Presidents foreign policy
has received the Endorsement OF the Ameri-
can people, but that docs not seem in itself
Il sufficient reason for the promised reforma-
tion in German submarine warfare. There is
at cas, reason TO believe that these attacks
We're designed deliberately to weaken the
Democratic contention that Wilson had kent
has country out OF war. That was the use
made oil them by partisan Republican news
papers. which declared. on the eve Of cIcc-
tion. that the United States was as rfluch in
danger of clash with Germany AS il had
ever been. There viii he an inevitable sus-
picion that the Kaiser's forces in New York
and Chicago and the Kaiser forces in Berlin
were working in unison and that the cleo
ton result. III revealing disoyalty's weak
ness, las terminated the active partnership
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
iiriinin'. lnSMcl.
N1TTIWTII .NUNWVT
NlStOCNT CREWS response to

S/IotouNi GREY response to tho Ameri-
can protest against the British black
list. laying aside some display OF bad man.
nor", leaves the issue exactly where il was
heiore. The note admits the British govern
ineh' mas changed It's ante-bellum position
that domcile. and not nationality is the
test OF enemy character and assumes that
III the way OF business. beligerent has a
right TO treat as IN enemy any neutral who
trades with an enemy country
II may he true that III the technical legal
sense the black list can hc justified bu, such
lUstlhcatioh Is not All answer 10 the friendly
criticisms OF this government. Ii Great
Britain can nenaile America ana American
citizens Tor refusing TO do her bidding i,
- OBVIOUS that the United States has exactly
me same right Furthermore. under lccis.
'aNon passed II the last session of Con
gross, Tic Aresdont has means OF retaliation
close 10 his hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

Va -lnt: from deep melanchoiy
=. after all. q form or folly
The day Of miStlctoe AID hol!y
Is nearing now. so let, he FOLLY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

II We can't even 20 possum hunting with
OUT license, it's about time for another
Personal Liberty Leagu" IN, it's good news
for the possumo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

For the clsctiou proEnosticators: Lord. Lord
how this world is giNon ia hing King Henry
~. Fart L. V. T.
For tho poet:
oh. fer muse CT frs. that would ascend
The brightest hca> Of iuNeution.'
king Henry w. Prologue.
For the romaucer:
TRUE. I talk of dreams.
Which tho children OF idle brain.
i;cgot ~ nothing bat vain fantasy"
-Romeo and Juliet i. 4.
For Chairman Wiilcox: "ff you have tears
prepare to shed them now '--Julius Caesar. ill., .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Dayton's Municipal Survey

- which the New York Bureau OF Munic-
ipal Research has conducted survey such
as is nroposel for Richmond This survey
il should be noted was made after anc moi
before the Introduction of The commission
manager pIan and when that Man despite
the great improvements IN administration
which il had introduced. was showing
sporadic signs of weakness
or course. the survey is not entitled to
all the credit for Dayton's progress but that
il is entitled to a large mart of the credit
will be admitted readily bv CITY Manager
Waite and other officials Some of the re-
forms effected are thus summarized i'm a
recent report
II, three ,c,rs ;ro infau, mortality
rate decreased from - Loco
me rate Which preyaaS IN inc = hitc c
haa beci, reduced from iI.7 y 1000 to
-: til" iaN rate from ~ 10 W.. ana
,yi,ilc G,ia't;o,nI serv;.n to IN, r"ople
valued ut $4,000 has hccn provided OUT
~ Gun, eMps,,'i'u -, ~. ~, ,.cod ~,
= rnyin. basis ,Il garbage is collected
~ the city and disp"se, o: In re
vsjom az nnri,enr members Of the city
government. 1t pays net profit OF
.,""" = I'al: ,'o.n ,n' -, m', ,,,,,,'."
~ S,N nave been plowed al municipal
expense ana tnrhcd mo Sitr"e.s;
iinr i,ii,,,al ,irr,,karas hn ( bee cs-
,abiish"d.
What Dayton has done Richmond can do.
Since Dayton adopted the city-manager plan
forty other cities have fallen into line. 1t
is not contended that this method necessarily
is the which will hest serve laichmonds
purpose hut there can he little question that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16

Oregon defeated the single tax. Prob
ably IL VAS the ground that "A multiplicity
OF taNc. affords larger opportunity 10 dodge
collection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-16
Insurance

n AlNTENANCE and encouragement OF the
Iva Boy Scout movement constitute sort
of insurance. That Is not TOO large word
rho Boy scout institution insurcS the incuca
ton into millions Of boys of helpfulness and
kindlinoss. OF courage and thoughtfulness.
which formerly IL was hoped they would inn
hibc, either hy good fortune or by individual
nnorcanizcd instruction. II the Boy Scout
Spirr had been in cNstcrcc twenty or thirty
wears ago. The thought and spirit of this
country would have hccn Infinitely further
advanced toward tho ideal than it is to-day
And the man Of tomorrow will he q far
better citizen because lie is a Boy Scout
to-day.