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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
The Voice of the People


81
Sir.-Colliers Weekly il: FESTIVE under the
fac, hat the psmoerats are in the saddle and
poran, Committees OF Congress- Coilier's says:
Democratic solidarity is greatest where hit
is. least regarded ana where ali the attributes
exist e In the smas h aqn mG hat
this is written writer Of the South b. man string
man you meet speaks foreign tongue aud
W va G'rn r1re'En innd For,y out Of every
the seas; thirty five out OF every 100 in Ros
foreign Born While in the South
out Of each 100 men are native born Ameri
Weekly, the attributes of modern civilization"
Hiehm9nd and Aant1 and Mashy lso fan far
- be filled with natv.- born American citizens.
that there are just I'VE States in the Union
which do not yet have compulsory education
states Yet it must in fairness be remembered
n Tho e o % is 6orn the n
white people, the amount Of negro supporting
and if these five states should draw back from
compulsory negro education Uor it is compul
States draw back from, which means not only
amrT hs % gG 6 , but the , adj
they should not be blamed as much as the others
burden Of compulsory negro educa,ion. chl'i
labor is another point this illtempercd weekly
simple matter of looking into the records 10
sec that the number of children lahoring in
Northern factories and mines exceed the
Der of southern children in southern mills by
many thousands: ana IN inc North thcy labor
under far. far less favorable conditions. both
material and spiritual" The attributes Of
modern civilization exist in the North. accord
ing TO this wrtcr-in the North, with it's hordes
Of foreign horn and hyDhcnated citizens. it's isms
and theories, its cities and whole counties Of
purchasable and purchased voters. its pension
scandal and public graft. its multimllionaires
and It's rocking slums. They lacking these
attributes in the Democratic south, where
all know, now live and move and have their
being. the real remnants OF the pure Anglo
Saxon race in this country; where tho men who
utterly lacking In Golfers attributes
Of modern civilization native Americans.
whose fathers and gra ndfathers before them
native Americans Is Golfers uncon-
sciously ndctng what is left OF real Amer
lean citizenship? Does 1t hail preferable
both in n Spiritual and material" sense the "at-
tributes noted above?
ARTHUR H. JENNINGS.
I.ynchburg. June 13.
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News Of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond Dispatch. June 1s 1866,

ma mhs most remarkable funeral Rich
Sssera"y on sns streets 1ions
SscoH the ErSys BY he eroessso% Ne
societies members Beng arrasSSa NEW IN ashS
with Sa sa"s aR the Ts1 s Sy
surmo,ts sIcisty' and then came the hearse.
which was at ea "a'h four p' fes nigh e
%ors bat fsn resss ssG a white 'hs
SSapes. The rear was brought up by very
@ SF"s q ls 2s ss sa @
mounted marshals in full lie regaii liza "''e'''' 'S
Ha, LARGE lars ri crowd assembled Metropotan
Stephens Upon the ' cause of od Of
ci1Y her . are re NOW eightyfonr prisoners in the
are negroes 81 Whites an" ''s "'S
snsr of c Tsr ordered the dis
~ military ant f se ThP @ns snas
Captain ee Was neEne Tn on hpd nsmisd him
on 81, man "a, II ut any time he may he wanted to
this week from the Cosport Navy-Yard at Nor
Week sUse an" as many more are to he laid off next
~ BY order from Washington: the rules regard
raxe Ills friends ra now Tss @ whss
ever ,hey IKE Mr Davis can walk out on the
lis physical condition has greatly improved
from about his cell ana he can &c, some SLEEP
Go Goicnsl r. +, Withers. editor, of the Lynch
Gina Military institute on july j a, commence M" :
mcnt exercises.
Hon. y. II. IL. Stuart will address the literary
societies OF the University of Virginia June
Representative Rosscau of Kentucky yester-
DAY caned Representative Grnncll OF Iowa. Mr..
H9sseau met Mr. Grinncil on PENNSYLVANIA Ave-
nue, ara sad. II have been waiting for YOU to
apo' ., izs for the outraIe2us ASSAULT made
REPLIED that he had no apology make. where
upon the kcntuckian used rattan cane on
the man from Iowa until the broke. MIR.
walked off
, President Johnson has contributed $1,000 to
me building fund OF the metropolitan Metho-
dlSt Episcopal Church, of Washington
The House and Senate have compromised on
the cotton tax. agreeing to make il 3 cents per
pound.
President Johnson Yesterday pardoncd Law
renee lsoSseau formerly OF the United states
Navy. ana later officer in the Confederate
navy. The action was taken on the earnest
recommendation of Admiral Shubrick.
There three deaths from cholera in one
nous" OH Thirty-ffth street. New York yes
tcrday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

too is shown by the New York World. which
recalls that Joseph II. Choate said on
April 10:
1t should be regarded as a fatal drawback
to Justice HugheSs nomination that he is a
Justice Of the Supreme Court court which
must be kept forever inviolate from without
or from within Its spotless ermine should
never be smirched In the muddy turmoil Of
politics."
Certainly no member OF any party could
put the case more clearly, and there are few
men in this country whose opinions are held
in higher regard than Mr.. Choate's. When
n man of his intellect, experience and stand
ing expresses his conviction on such matter.
1t represents the best thought of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Shakespeare Day by Day.

For the maker OF plati,udcs:
Sighed forth proverbs
That hunger broke stone walls. that dogs must
That meat made for mouths, that the gods
Corn for the rich only.
--Coriolanus. I. |.
For the Republicans troubles: Indeed. the
tears live in onion thar should water this
sorrow."-Antony and Cleopatra, i. J
For the reckless OF consequence: AN thou
canst smile as the wind sits thoult catch
cold shortly.''-kinc Lear, i. l.
For the Progressive idol:
Il my glory. like shooting star.
Fall 10 the base earth from the armament!
Thy sun sits weeping in the lowly west"
King Richa I'd H.. ii. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
New Party Chairman

COLLECTION of Vance Mccormick, OF Penn
- syvapia. to succeed William f. McCombs
as chairman of the Democratic National Com
mittee affords an indication Of what sort OF
campaign the Democrats will wage. 1t Is
to be progressive-with small p. but with
real progression Mr.. Mccormick is that
sort of a Democrat and that sort oil a man.
He will represent admirably the presidential
ca ndidate. He has wealth. youth, prestige
and large abilities. He knows politics and
politicians. having observed both from the
close range of q newspaper sanctum as we'll
as in the field. The choice is n happy one,
and the campaign will he conducted on a
high plane.
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A Vile With M..

Oh who viii walk n milo with me
Along lifc'n merry way?
a comradc hllthc and fun Of glee
Who dnron 4" inuRh ont loud and FREQ.
And lot his frolic fancy play,
Like happy child. through the
ndwrin gay.
Where la walks n mile with me.
And VIII" wiIi wnlk n milo with me
Along HES weary way?
fricnh whoHo heart has eyes to SEQ
The stars ahlnr out DER The darken-
INK leW.
Aud tho quiet rest ut tho end of
tho day.
friend who knows and dares to
say
The grave ewccl wordr that cheer
the way
Where no waikr a mile with me.
With such comrade, suoh a friend.
I fain would walk TN Journeys end, y
Through summer sunshine, winter
And then7 ForewolI. we shall meet
again,
Horny van Dyke.
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Four Years More OF Wilson.

TOUR years more Of Woodrow Wilson
/ Four years more OF prosperity Four
years !1ore OF peace with honor Four years
g.o!= III preparedness without hysteria o,
dignity without turbulence, Of right placed
ADORE nigh, md Of America placed above all
There lee the Democratic creed
"ooGro~ wilson is the gchool-,cacher be-
come me woke teacher. as Senator James
told The Democratic convention Yesterday
His c,ass IL made NJ Of Kings Kaiser.
Cars, p,!uces and po,entates Tho con6n.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Lloyd George Called Again

\Y/HEEEVER the British empire needs q
w man il turns nst:nctive!y now 70 David
Lloyd George Dispatches from London say
he has been offered the post of Secretary 81.
War. made vacant by the Ira gic death OF Lord
Kitchener and that h. is considering accept
aace This Is exactly what The world build
Ing u experience and observation. had
exp@s.=G
s::..== aa>ao@z 81. ,as frs, terrible shoe.
2. P=.-z-- - nation lezas3 d Lloyd
G=a:E= Manufacture 0: -ag-:;.o.z ar OH:
z.c5s .z---=s z@t :z.!=t-z-t n vzz
ca--=. - . -:t1g order ;-c- --.--:=: 2.1
=-es=sE -:t-- -.z=2c9...:u.=z: g-zz..y
.a-7 :: = .--sa revoia,:s. -: i.e n.o-@
= =ztlE Zig 9: ne gaY::----=-:s ca.icy
--.=a.a=: .--tE.-Ez. stability and -=z.,z! syIa-
patay-z-- --.cyt George z;eppst :o;2 The
or=aGa F-:ccaeze! !!es-sad the li,,le
Wz..L-zr : called 70 discharge new duty
Ete = ~ zeal British hero Of this war
WEeu t-s vars h!stor? is written ne will
have place high Oh the roll Of fame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Sense i'm Law Enforcement

MANOR AINSLIE and the police are to be
1Vl commended for the discretion revealed
lin their announcements of the manner in
which the Sunday observance law is to be
enforced next Sunday and thereafter. There
are to be no wholesale raids. especially in
doubtful cases. Opportunity is TO be afforded
for tests of the exact meaning of this statute
in its application 10 modern life.
If. tor example. the newspaper is not
necessity, justifying Sunday labor in it's pro-
ducton and distribution. the people Of Rich
mond must he deprived of the news of the
world between Saturday afternoon and Mon
day afternoon. The Times Dispatch contends
that tho newspaper has become a necessity
and that its publication falls strictly within
the exception Of The statute There are
other businesses, like the sale Of milk. for
example. that would seem 10 be governed
by like principles
These cases will 20 10 the courts. and The
courts will decide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

was dangerous remedy to take for faintness.
e.c Our doctor gives my sister and tablets
containing l-10o grain to take two three
'mes day How Will It harm US?
Answtr--lt won't. Your doctor knows that
Lne state or your arteries or blood pressure In
maSnsss sueh medicine We condemned 1t as a
remedy for Standardization. When our ideas
Siash with your family doctors advice, forget
"hat VIC say. and do he says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Whit Hill Criticized.

There was Georgia judge years ago
who always had very positive opinions rs to
the guilt or innocence Of the prisoner at the bar.
and some indication OF his views. principally in
the manner in which he stressed various aspects
OF the law likely TO creep into his charge
10 the jury In the case of Bill Jones, colored
charged with hoe-stealing. this little popularity
became very evident.
Well BILL" said counsel for the defendant
what do YOU think OF your chances?"
An tell yo, boss. replied the alleged culprt
'Ah fought An had putty good chants tell
dat biz fat up avn de bench mex he speech ="
What was the matter. Bill?" pursued the
lawyer. Didn't you like the judges law?
His law mout ben all right said william
but what All jectcd TO speshully was his
emphasis"
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Mr.. Choate on Supreme Court in rol,,ic.

DRESIDENT WILSON'S disapproyal ~
plank in the Democratic platform cri,ici,-
ing. in effect the nomination OF Supr.roc
Court justice for President should no, \.
taken to mean that he approves that d.,g.r-
Gus action OF the Republicans but only ina,
he does not care to bring into this campaign
an issue 80 personal in its application TO Mr.
hughes. 1t 10 altogether safe TO say that the
President, like every other thinking man who
would preserve the institutions of this cam
try at their best realizes fully the harm tina,
must eventually result from entunglnr the
Supreme Court in active politics
That representative Republicans realize i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

What is your principal objection to the ini,ia-
tive and referendun?' inquired the loyal
stituent
My principal objection 10 those devices"
replied Congressman iammfatt lis that they
are always associated in the popular mind with
the recall"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
4 Grcnt AdNnntncc.

Italian?
She-Decidedly. When Wagner is being sung
those OF US in the boxes talk loudly as
we please without any danger of being over
heard.
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Health Talks, by Dr. Vim. Brady
The Distinction Of Bring Bald.

II we had laurel wreath to bestow upon the
best physicians in the world we'd have 10. speak
ing frankly. hand il 70 the Germans. America,
grows the beat surgeons in the world the hest
nurses. the finest hospitals and fair TO niddling
medical schools, but German physicians are
supreme.
Now take il from Mr. Doktor r. o. Stein.
writing In the Berlin Medizinischc kiinik. that
man need be ashamed Of his bald spot Stein
doesn't put 1t in Just that way. bu, we give you
the general drift Of Ms remarks. Ealdness. ne
explains, is connected with the secretion Gf the
Sebum oil Of the skin Of the scalp. Brow and
normally covered with oily coating
probably 70 protect thes" regions against cx-
M ling tt!c az zuhcuiancOuA fat az In other
situations. The Of! glands have sort Of anta,so-
uigtIc action against ihe sweat glands: when
the skin il chilled. goose flesh" forms. the con-
traction Squsezes "rt oil and protecta the skin
produces a"eat mental axcrt"n produces
scbum." Get this clear In mind. baldpatcs. for
Of oil tayo!a the ioas o! haLr See? Good sci
ertlhc. chronological reason Why "highbroHs" are
hghbrowa in !act. ana lowbrnws nave all the
nice hair. But there liz more yet
stein further relates that the efernnatc type
~ man always has "a fine head of hair hccauao
ri the absence Df. or the comparatively small
quantity IF. Internal secretion circulating In the
MOOD, the aecr.tion, apparently. being stinu-
liant 20 the setac.oug Or oil secrD,ire t,lauIs ~
,he akin Wherefore it follows that the virilc
manly goes bald while the movie hero
susan continues to shake hs defiant name
through nary horrible picture.
stein asHerts that the excessive activity OF
the oil gianda uRurps the energy Or nourIsh-
areaa OF the skin surfaces where sebaceous
secretion Is most profuse and blood supply s
most precarious--which. sure enough are tho
the frontal ernincnces and the oc-
c!ptal protub"rancc.
The moral Of this TX only too obvious, but
II In 20 easy To overlook the obvious that IL may
be we'll to set 81 down In black and white
there shall be mistake
Bald husbands are hard TO divorce. They ha We
TOO much horse
Aluminium Cooking Utensils.
n tnu
poser writes an attorney. We have recently
heard that aluminium gives off poisonous prop
"r,!es &" food cooked in IL. VIII you en-
. Tighten ueY
hns"cr--Iierc ia the authoritative word OF
}iaTTingtrh'E Hygiene: aluminium Is less
acted upon by acid foods than tin. hut fs ar
fcc'ed considerably by alkalics. the Impurities
present in commercial aluminium acting as favor
ing aY.nth 10 itB corrosion. But the result ng
crmpDmfa ar" innocuous in the small amount
inHss,tb. Thia Kind OF ware liz kent clean very
! sasi!J AMI cFcTh great advantage in lightness"
As q matter o: fact there is danger of
[ DrInonnH from any kind Of kitchen ware now
| ~ use.
Gu, Opinion versus the Family Doctors.
Hams time ago you stated that nitroglyccrin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Cincinnati University.

How may I find out about the department OF
applied science in the University OF Cincinnati
and whether there is arrangement for students
We. could give you the information. but !.
would be so much better for you to get all
there is at once that we sugEest--what might
well have occurred to you--that you write to
tho university for catalogue. etc. and scheme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Is This The Great Offensive?

NY ny day Inc impression grows that Tue
II sweeping advance o: the Russian sr.n!ez
toward I.crnberg is in fact the prelude % the
great offensive That mighty rush OF B!,ir.
siloh's men gains momentum every hour.
Already il has passed the stage wfer. i,
could be regarded as mere eifor, To
straighten Russian lines and interfere with
Austro-German lines OF communication in
Eastern Galicia and Poland
The condition OF the British army has a.
ways been the unknown factor IL the equa-
uon OF the great offensive. is Britain
ready? was the question asked Andrew
Bonar Law, in statement given 10 the Paris
Matin says Britain is ready, and merely
awaits Joffre's word TO advance There ar.
clear evidences, III the activity of the Cana
dians near fpres and In other circumstances
that Sir Douglas IIaig not only is prepared tn
cooperate, but actually has begun HIS en-.
operation.
Before many weeks, unless signs fail the
united effort OF the allies TO gain = d.cjsio,
through the exerion of mjli.ary s,,a,'.,t
will be in full swing
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InfeECNt.

Is the average interest paid by farmers for
bank loans higher in Virginia or in North Caro-
lima? MAIN STREET.
SO far as may be determined by the replies
Of some 30 per cent Of the banks TO which cir
cular OF inquiry by the Department
OF Agriculture, tho general average rate in Vir
gina 621 per cent and in North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Removinr EnnmcI From woodwork

~ e. ITO remove enamel from WOODWORK
buy +, of any first-clasS paint remover and
PAL remover the enamel with brush.
When the paint becomes wrinkled II he
wiped off. More than coat Of the remover
II he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
TruC IN Form.

Man is made TO MOURN observed the lugu-
hrious citizen.
II have observed that replied the village
cut-up. land whenever | spring of my jok es
he always proceeds TO fulfill his destiny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

That N-ray examination OF Colonel Roose-
welt may reveal his views on the Republican
candidates efforts to carry water on both
shoulders.
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Horrible Taste.

The girls who live on our street
are all so pretty and so neat
cannot choose but love them:
Tie only thing that makes me sigh
Is that I'm PASSED completely by
Il" every damsci Of them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Can 'Enis

Troubles are everywhere,
Rising and striking,
Troubles pursue US here
None 10 our liking;
Sorrows are in and out.
Daytime and nighttime.
For they care nnucht about
Picking the righ, time.
Don't let them harry you--
That's the prescription
Else they will carry YOU
To fits GoNniption:
Just scorn them and nout them,
Send them all chasing,
And you'll be without them.
Life's joys embracing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
DamnEe to Truck.

My truck patch Is being damaged by m!
for damages II killed them? C.
Most probably. Your remedy is tn make tho
owner or the animals pay damages for the injury
they have done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

Please tell me what wines commonly
served with the roast; with cheese: with fruit.
MRS. D. A.
Burgundy. caret or Chanti. Port. Muacat
Tokay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

The ColoneIs hat has been in the ring SO
long that it is slightly out Of style.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
To-Du,.s Be,f uond-picL.5 .t,L.

rs there any qualification in being "A favorite
SON.? asked the ordinary citizen
Yes replied the politician: about the same
going fishing even if you don't catch any
thing'-Washington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

I: rhe contemplated sans,or!u1n for barber.
en;orces the silence rule in effect IL 20 many
rest cures, the BARRIERS vii! look for ano.ae-
hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

With Senators Kern and Lewis in a,,.ns.
ance on the Democratic convention. no ona
can say the Republicans have any adva,,.y.
in the matters of whiskars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

The Russians and Austrians are now busy
the truth of the ancient san.
Turn about is fair play"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

cH!ons! Eros@YsI, nays he had d tail from
hl' hN'h" las, year. a!*o the EGpub!ican
Convention has raken "a I'll IN, ~ him
this yea!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

II the Hrt!s' aecnuE,s ~ he Srr,h Gea
ha"'6 "Ts - ~ cf+sits5 ;'1mHssTu ;s al
uh!ucEy nane ;nr GsTMaE Wafsh:Dx.
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Queries and Answers
Hand vs. Machine.
Serving Wines.

Is it proper 10 acknowledge a formal invita-
ton by a typed reply? y. y. Q.
Not yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16

Why should men object to being Vice
"resioen,' Look e. the many who serve on
Governors STATS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
The PcsSimtst Snys;

Don, believe everything You hear--not even
when you are talking To yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-16
Aluminium CooI.ing Utcn.lI,.

Oar Opinion versus the Family Doctors.
Hams time ago you stated that nttroplyccrin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-31
Washington Hears of Sub
lection of Exiles to Fresh
Horrors from Turks
MORE SEVERE
THAN EVER
100000 Said to Have Been
Massacred-The Turks
Hold Up Relief

Washington, July Collaboration
that Turkish atrocities upon Armenians
are more severe than ever has led the
state department TO consider making new
representations TO the Porte. No reply
has been received to representations for
the same purpose made by the United
States more than a month ago.
Russians are in control of virtually all
Armenian territory and the Armenians
reported subject to new outrages are
those exiled in the Mesopotamia and Ara
bian districts. In official quarters at
Washington belief was expressed Satur-
day that the increased mistrestment of
the exiles was partly due to recent Rus
sian military successes against the Turk
ish forces.
Abram |. Elkus, the new American am
bassador to Turkey, is expected TO take
up the question upon his arrival at Con
stantinople He will leave this country
Aug. II.
Turks Hold UP Armenian Relief.
1t is learned in semi official Greek cir
cles at Athens that the Turkish govern
ment is holding up the distribution of
American supplies intended for the relief
of Armenians. The conditions of the Ar
menian refugees is said to be most pitt
able The total number of civilians mas
sacred up to this time is put at 500 600,
according to estimates made at Athens.