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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Above Loeb I.omond

f"s. it's UP above Loeb i.ouond
THAT I'd like In ID" to-day.
Ia Ia" highlands Of my homeland
Nh. it's lonS I've been away,
And though cannon roar about me,
can shut my eyes ana see
The green grass above Loeb I.omopd
Where my pastures used TO be.
In the morning bright and carly
can sec my sheep agrazc.
Ana the purple OF the heather
Is Nniicd over by the haze
Aud my dog walks close beside me,
And tho gentle brccHcs blow
Dor the fields above Loeb I.oinoud;
Al, it's there l'd like to 90.
How the bullets whistle pas, mo,
How my comrades stumble. fall,
While the powder smoke hangs he; "
like some :hostly funeral pail
can hardly see the sunlight
TIN ouRl! The hlur Of brown and Rray:
For my heart is in the highlands
or my homeland far away.
There's u crash,--did something strike
me"
There's Il thr"hhne in my side
Cod see i;---hluc Loeb Lomond.
Clear as glass il is-and wife!
Am ! falling" Am dying?
All. this looks like home to me
Ally green fields above Loeb Lomond,
Is il heaven that | sec"
Margaret l.. Sangster, Jr., in the
Christian Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
News Of Fifty Years Ago


James Rive. IS now declared TO hc clear oe
ice from Rockets TO Hampton Roads aud All
of The is"d-ur steamers VIII resume na vigut.on
Thc 5Sl ca.s as. Tie coId weather arc
wa On ihe 9th when the therm"metcr stood
iGth the mrrcHr, rn"istercd degrees abovc
and on the 18Th t.rceiatercd t ab"vc.
y mcctin. % the citizens OF churan !iil aud
Union I'LL. has b"eu called Spriu... ld TEN
inc annexation If that territory 10 th. city OF
i:icLmond. 1t = announced IN th- uaudbtils
discussed pro aud con. bat - is ocvcral'y under
stood that the r"ai object OF the meeting Is TO
take decided steps in opposition to annexation.
Two tobacc" barns tho plantation or James
irr OF iuc"ndary origin night before Ia
F"li5 5000 pounds o. tobacco went M ju smoke
90 The il+ooo contributed IN Ne" York last
,-ir to tho Southern Belief Assoc "a Ion lin.
t:,os s5.ooo brown
w'a Keutuchy l.o2isatuy" has -, resolution.
.ra iohn = breckenridge. TIE rcsJlut5.l y iii
be presented to The President Que ia. th.e ,vc4k
Both houses "f Congress Adjourned Yesterday
without 'r.tnsactiUc any business, ont or r,euc,.
=" tr" ""m"% 81 Hon. Philip Johnson. OF tenn
tn. I;r, Henry Ward fsocyher hae .o.,i.,.,..ol
" civil suit against TEeod"r" Tiltnn >rr uubIisl-
ing his s"rmous without his consent, Iio LAYS
damages $4,000
Petitions are in circulation asking nat tho
"Tauuaudle' Of Wcst Virginia tic C'ou,,i,s -
Ohio. Hro";o and Hancock shall bc :,nucx.,i
90 ~" stat" OF IcnnSy Ivauia.
GENERAL sherman has forbidden ma. IrGf,r
agent. i" sell ammunition 10 The mdiarIs Sh~r.
ind.aa War in the early Spiins'mc.
tn. Legislature has PASSED tho LilI iuro,-
'u:in= ,'omuany. with headquarters aud sai'"r,I
offices AZ Wythevillc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
.iItInlcrnlII,c.'

Tr ne Eduo 80 'Thc T!ncs- biapaich
-l...t,u Tuesday. at the Academy OF Aiugiy. I
S, .tu.sscd tho pIny. "GnioIcraucc" :iud ! wish
,o u axe a -trou- protest through your columns
,.garl Tho -c"l,cs nf the Juvenile Court as
uuJuHtil aud unNu'h ful.N shown on tho screen.
ffHN.I,. road widely this subject. w"Il "a
brluu o"uucotcd with the work in Kentucky
ana Niabuuu, know that no such scene could
oyer have lHEuu place. Probation officers do
MOI ngn, in"theis for he possession Of chill
drrf. leave rhcm luscnSihlc the floor 80
lhcir boruoy m"i d" "a" judges Of Juvenile courts
rrfuAe 10 Hsi'n (" INC plea Of mother on
iNc contrary. tho court officers alWayS listen
>-upal""uc.1iN &" such pleas: and their
G"uEur always 10 keen children with their
mothcrs 80 an possible cases. The Juvenile court
pcrgorLIa "a sciVtc" for the community C.r
in advance uf amy other agency FOR the
protection aud salvation Of children: surely il
should escape the ca!umny Of the ignorant and
uuiufUTmcd
WILL" il j. true ilal every great reform move
Wcut has ln IiF ranks unworthy members.
.s nos true That uolOriciy seeking women can
control such E" movement. it for ;hcir
own "niH Tie theory advanced hy the author
ttAi only women n" longer attractive to micu"
"uSHE" social service work insult q
tn" intelligent women of this whole country.
whose sclf-sacrfcing labor for the hcttcrmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Health Talks. by Dr.. VIM. Brady
tCorHrlsh, 1916 National Ncw.pa;er Service,
snuiling Dut the Rcrcss

Father want to school the other day Father
l"csu vt@.' school, Oft" enough for the good
OF the cil.lorcu He was All Wrought up because
Teacher had ordered his little girl to remain
after scap"-and at noon. mind yoU-:o write
th" word whisper" 100 times Whispering is
rot crime u church. at homo or at = funeral
1t IS crime only in the sick room Fa,hc,
therefore called on the principal
teacher rio~d fame, to his l,,lc gris iS"I
Tic lii'lo @.rl was not there. She had not 70
mainna becaEs. her father had previously in
StgUct'd ncr never TO remain after school uudcr
any ''H'"' '.tiiH.s WhairNeir Teacher was sit
father WAS completely GiSarmcd lie ,Icpo.cd
aad SalH nothing. except that X ftnc day
Father son. about his business. Au; returned
TO school about o'cloci ana found the principal
!n his 1'ia" Tic principal was surprised to
juHisdi"uon. II" frankly admitted that whisper
iN@ Was scarcely a punishable utfcnsr. Father
.Np!aiu"d that lie considered II detrimental to
% chi!ds health I" remain after school, and that
AS family rhSsiciHu. ne objected the practice
Father went further, lie promised warm time
.i 'N" ,rrnt iuat amy teacher should ignore his
Wishes il tIc matter. Principal 'cutattvely as
7'lred :a,Ac' Chat his children. at any rate,
Wpuld I". 30. detained after sch"u! hours. Father
ii cIrl,ua.v would suffice
Father Inquired why there had been 80 r,ocss
,h"t uas. M was - bright winter day. though
WEI under fo"tD Principal explained that Tho
H lure o'Eu' get their feet wet for many
vo,. poorly >hod Father observed that IN.
child1.u had bccr playing freely about the
school crorIos al the noon iutcrmls aiou. rlin-
rp.. deuoscl ana said nothing
p"t 90" RECESS Nnacmic nervous. Irritable.
Misunderstanding teachers do il nljogcth.r zoo
"lte. and 'md. spinciess, weaA-knecd parents
tic acknowledgements habit Of keeping chill
drca after school usually because The teacher
ls urrvous aud incompetent.
THINKS medical school inspectors and uhv-
ian u General will with ne ina,
father was right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Presidents Brothcr-in-Law Ah>o'vcd

I Attest developments in the leak nveSti-
H. CATION seem TO aCQuit the hrn OF +. a.
Connolly & Co. OF having received any under
ground information i'll regard TO the peace
note or particular Importance is the cvi-
dence that the Presidents brother-n-iaw was
not responsible for the leak j. Fred Essary
who gave the brokers the information on
which their telegram was based. has cleared
his name by the statement that he was not
present when Secretary Lansing told news
paper men Of the note to ne forwarded Mr.
Essary, a trained man Of long experience at
the Capitol gathered the threads OF gossip
together and made an accurate and legitimate
forecast OF the note
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
| he Richmond Times-Dispatch
information Bureau

INQUIRIES REGARDING almost my topic except
"| or, ierni and medical subjects are answered
'ree by rho Times Dispntrh Intornut lion Bn-
.'"" through our Washing ton Hrnurh We nrc:
'or'""atc ia having TO the unpnrnllctcd'
'N""rccS OF tho various Federal government
departments nnd the great Library OF Congress.
"hirh furnish infor,,:,tinm priceless value
w 'hc public. - NIL Inquiries are answered
"rc'tiE by personal letter, irrespective OF
"""'hrr printed. :-ccnt stamp u required FOR
't'urn postage. Writer'S uamc must bc fur
"'Nhrh tnitiniS will not au*wrrb Hnd pOst-uh
huarcs< must bc plainly Givcu. Address The
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
BaitIr al \rmiarcddnn.

W NJ Nchm"nd- Revelation xvi iG:
And uc gathered them together in place
called in he Hebrew touru" Artuarcddou" Tho
reference IS 10 IA" lual hattie l"d hy tho war
ror on the white horse, described in the nine
i""n'h chapter of thc look OF Revelation.
against tn. forces az evil cprcs'rtcd hct L.
and the N.urg "f ia" earth and their armies.
Thcod"r" Roosevelt; used tho expression THE
Battle al Nrm"g"dl"u' duiiui: the presidential
campaign aus q figure !" express tho ina con
nict h"tWcou tn" forces of good ami evil .NrIEa-
g"ddon MAS the mountaiuoUS district OF
Mogrddo. tho mountain land or Israel. tho
i'iac" Who'" The last d"cisiv" BATH" b"
fought at INC day "f Judgment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

I.cl Versus WHIT" Meat should bc crate
"a fpr H-l' on thc reason why GONE pnyecisn MS
urcsallnu ""uls White meats for certain con
oitioHs and ntcrdici the rcd meats
H. l.. Neil
>a-wc. This is one Of those mysteries for
ru.uu tnc ancient rite Of medicine is famous,
cnuuu, tan yoU why. The whit" and red meat .
are pta.rieally Identical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

One good reason for Major-Goneral Leon
ard Woods high standing III lhc country is to
be found in his willingness to admi; that
everything connected with the regular army
is not perfect The National Guard and the
rest OF the country knew the armys quarter
masters department had collapsed during the
mobilization, but neither expected an army
officer 10 admit il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

81, WORKING conditions. aloliSr'ncn: of child
ihpnE' protection Of women ia .uduS:IN. and kim
ui'h matters. Is raiSun the standard Of The
i,"', human race. other scenes in this play are
t,lcu ana spoiled. tor Intelligent observer.
ny me authors own Intolerance" ~ the great
hpi't' movement which he does not understand.
So g. NJ. g.
lHchmo,d. January 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
WARS GREAT STIMULUS TO INVENTORS
d.

w ASliINGToN. - e. February a.
IN" war. which has failed to evoke the
""p'e'cd amount of remarkable litcra-
'"ic. appears to have made up for II
on inventions. Hundreds Of new war
patents nave bCcu issued by France
germany and England during the ,,,S,
wv" Years. and Americans. rSpccIull-
VII" al tn" most. are only innoccn,
hHStandcrs. hay" nevertheless felt in
sprcd TO contribute their inventive
genius to the progress OF the con-
nict. The Cnitcd States Patent flee
has been kept busy filing applications
% ordnance devices. many OF which
az" peculiarly original and diaboli-
ca!iy clever
Since man has taken To travelling
on tn" bottom of III" ocean and SOARING
through tho air. nothing j. incrcdiblc
Hence. u ~ unnecessary 10 rcassurc
the reader upon The practically Of an,
q: the devices mentioned in this ar
iicI'. even though they seem u trinc
wild and iuc"mprchcusib!c \ man in
Springfield. Mass. for example ha.
produced neat contrivnucc In the
form of BUOY which is to lay in wait
for hcliig"rcnt ships auG blow them
ur hy setting off floating mines Ia
operation The device works something
like This:
!ic,ur" tho buoy twcuty-Gvc miles
outside at New York harbor Eyrry-
thin;, ~ quiet. and tho officer IN tn"
coming tower of the nnoy is bored
with watching nothing but ships of
commerce through his DcriSCupc sud
denly a grey battlcsliip appears on the
horizon. ard then several others al
hearing Tho bcili.crcn, nag Of swift
z"!iHud. tSwit&"rlauG Is used here. be
cause. having no navy. 1t cannot pos
Silly take oif"us".) The man in tho
comntur tower immcdiatcly turns ON
an electric motor. and tho buoS sinks
quietly out nf sight. by means Of a
cable attached 10 AN anchor at the
he reached even by submarine. Next
the "hiCcr picks up telephone Oh =
nearby shelf and Informs the authors
tics iu New York Of tho proximity az
the "n"mN's ships Then lac places
his hand on an electric apparatus con-
ucctod with number OF noatinG
mines and awaits the oncomc Of tho
tcllircrcuts when abreast Of the
mines, III" officer pushes the ucc"s-
sa.y hutton. and alas foY the iuaIi-
nary Swiss Meet. ton battl"ships arc
blown up
THIS sut'ircs TO explain on" 81 the
nov Inventions l. is urdoubtcdiy -
valuable addition 10 tn" coast defense
Of country. and it has one other i'm
portaur use. It suggests an admirable
store, az sgpplic. for submarines or
other raiders when u great distance
from tn" nomc source Whether it Will
hc upurh' by tho United states gov
eminent on not remains % D. soon.
for such t:ovcrnm ont purchases arc al
vats clothed i'm secrecy 80 fnr rs tn"
.putlia ana other governments ar" con-
.Ccrucd.
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'iaNiIi".
l,rt
Proceeds

statut"--is to Include Tie man
"Hn makes his living or any part hy lucl;.,
Wa-rrs the rcsu!, Of an election ncrrc.
resulting IN gains are TO no classified az bar,
'hc income Of the winner tn I.uri,,,,
and r'hcr countries where simila, tnX Iaws
OPERATE such uncarned profits are rated as I,arI
the taxable income. iEt II this intorI,rn;a
'i"u 81 the la" holds. there arc obvious consult
cat ur. :" IL" faced and i:iaring inroisisicraj r.
TO -, rccouci"d How amy legal trri,ii,iti,,r
81 gambling lac enforced by u :ovcri,rn, tl.,i
derives part OF its income from ,.3,;nI,li,,,.'.
VIVA viii he done in the case Of CoinI,nn-
wealth That hitherto has cOniiscajcti Ih. No
ccod~ OF amy transaction Of chance. such a an
"l"oi.on bet. and has transferred the sun, ib,s
the poor law? can the institutions tina; would
otherwise have proiit"d bE tho dcrcitrt ION ~
tG" betting. and gambling fraternity bIiu., LII,
a-aiu>, til" national government for Tho rcyij.
Of tin" amount coniisCai tod" ,,II l,c
Interesting 10 sec how, il the United states gov
CTuui"Nt considers money at :. ,,riyc iirI,,
OVER election contest part OF :; n,n,'s
icls.'iWat"iy taxable income. 1t viii csconn in
certain connections the charge Of ia .,ran, -,
c""sIs'c Philadelphia I'nblic Ledger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Submarine n"mh perfected.

Another American war invention. il
a submarine uomb, H. b" dropped from
nynE waciiu" upon ,h" sirfac"
al ;n" water above submarine or
IN tho path "f lis movement; Sinking
into tn" w@te" ana exploding ~ a
depth determined tud regulated IS the
aviator Ia other words. III doing
scout dUlS ,lorE thc coast. au a"ronaut
detects submarine. plying it's rapid
cotis" uch"ath tho water ~ - w"ll
ilmryvn. Of course, that submarine -
olr..i!, yisiiic from above AT q distance
Of hundred oI 50 yards /, * here
,ii:t Tho submarine bomb comes iu
handy attached TO "a paraChut" BY q
long rahl- and governed Ivy 3 central
electrical apparatus, which goes on upon
striking the water this bomb may be
.>plou-d at any dcpth beneath tn"
SUI, Cac. OF ,hc water. according 20 the
l"u,tu Of Tho ,ahi" between II and
the electrical contrivnnc".
IN. business OF casting proIcctil"S
from a"rpriauos has be,l' carefully
conc "N"r ~ Amen Icdit Inventors. and
several improvements emphasized on
Tho methods now used ~ Europe. on"
OF these Is q method devised hy Brad
Ivy y FiSko. al tho United states
<ayy. for "dircorine ana delivering the
.ttack OF "a self -pronclIcd submarine
torpedo upon u floating target" TIL"
toipcGu - strapped 10 tn. bottom of
ihr a,r0plau. with its nose pointed
.u .'samc position. ana IS released BY
means Of lever operated by The aero
urut'a feet. Swooping down as rapidly
ana as vertically as possibl" until
gviiNIu = few feet % th,. water. care
fully conducting MS fight 50 that N.o
how OF the tuIp"uo is pointed towards
its TARGET. he pushes the lever frees
the torpedo ana it continues oH its
course in til" usual WAY.
Ncthod Has Advantages.
IN describing the adVantascs OF this
uiiiut!c method Of launching a torpedo.
TIA. inventor Tays; Tho "dvant1G" Of
approaching tic iarEct ~ relatively
liEh elevation aud then awoopinE
down to = lows one before releasing the
torpedo - 'hat. ii lh" target be an
cuc,ay's way vessel it IL practically inn
possible with present Guns to iii an
obicc, sw,ftlv rafting from height
OWING H. The rapid resulting change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

IN range aud consequent elevation OF
! the guns.
Thc3" are only Il few Of the many
/ war patents taken out 10y cacc-loying
Americans. IN searching through tho
patent files wc also find an aerial tor
! pr'!O-.n device for carrying bomb,
/ through the air and dropping them at
/ predict crniucd points: Il new method
aud electrical apparatus of detecting
! submarine although completely sub
merged in the water, and an attach
! mcnt for acroplancs by which COM
bustihl. liquid may be dropped down
on tho enemy and iEnitcu by bombs
iinincdiatcly following.
! With few exceptions. all recent APP
! pli"ation3 FOR patents ON ordnance and
! military equipment have been granted
within few months after they were
filed. which shows that they were fair
y unique. Usually. The claims for
one device interfere with those of an
other. a great deal OF correspondence
and amending must bc completed be
Tor" the matter is finally understood.
and sometimes the cases drag out for
years before a patent is secured. In
"a number Of eases. this is Just what
IN" patcntc" wants. for II saves him
SEQ
Works saving To Inventor.
suppose for example, that YOU arc
IN" inventor Of Il small toy which YOU
intend TO have sold upnm the stree,
corners as long as it remains popu-
lar You send Your specifications 10
.m 100 100, ~! "nh'hStoi WIN inc
'n re 81 30 III '"hslhcr"ti"h 81
- nv .''NSS " search through INC
W we 'h'.ht 'f'i'o III "rh"r
,', ~ '"', ~ ms n"' "rch"N
49, -. - ne hidS 'h'' III mas
So, ~" "'1N" "ppil'h'!"h
80, pa! ing ,"t "pp'!'"'i"h
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49,, p"'N I"
~" H. 49, MI'' -" rh','f"S ny
,",.", '".'.'''I' Whl'h u"cS n"t
-. '' '"' II. hu''i - u Sh"u'n'
800 ~ "H"'e H"" ~ "hi'h
:" -" w. 10y nl"rhct n''"rc YOU
49,, ".'' ~ IONS ,"l pa
.r: 80 h" '','"iiIi"- 'urthF
h p ,i| t.'' p"pu'"''tH "l nc 10Y
w.,,, - , go '"u ""n
.,p,, ',,'' " :" a. ''," h"' lh'
NPr'.'" - N'P' ',h"r ncn-
,, 'n.m '',"''''lur!"e 'hc SAM
,rI,, W. Tx '"'' ''"' anu 'hcFehE
- "' - ''eN'' "oF'Sct
,;,,o 80, 49, 49, .N."'"I Sp''e
49,, - t.' S"H''h-
.bro,ch 90 ,he i.s, "P.' ''.n,!"'.
,rar,c, L. 10 ,,.., 70
f,r ,rl,. y,,o,,,.e7
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

Spain is prepared for war. say the cables
Then there has been change since 1895.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

.puBIIsHED every day In the nt 10 south Tenth
Street. Richmond. bS The rimcs Dispatch fub.
!ishinE Co. Inc. Charles L. iinsbro"s Editor anu
Manager,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
The Voice Of The People

: n evidence good fnith. letter. nu,t
rive thc name and address Of tho writer. Name,
MI! 40, bc published " writer requests.
Stake all n,iuicutions short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

sIELEPHONE: Randolph !. Private Branch tAc"'"se
". connecting with all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

7. 7; : Ann GLOON NN---TUc Dalton lunG
robbed the Eauk &c CorcyViilc. Klaus. October
:. 1892"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

Dalton Isobbcry.

- NJ, u. acNm"ud,-Thc architecture" Of the
Il M"uicIl college her" i EgN piian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

Gag facts Of International life. have
SCI myself the task Of cndcavorinC 10
ascertain the Fundamental vaIucs in
international relations
Municipal ownership" by carl -,
ih"inpaon, SOON /" hc issued by r. "
'thcbSch, New York. will meet an actual
Heed MI Thumpson's work presents
compactly the facts about Inuutcina1
ownership throughout the world. hui
especially III the United states. lie
corrects the erroneous Impression that
exists III some minds. that munjcipal
ownership Is anything but a success
u taxes up tn" extent and growth OF
mhhicipa! ownership shows how rcgu-
latlon has failed. and points out the
advantages Of municipal ownership as
to organization and operation. it's adj
vantngcs 10 tho public and its advan-
lagos to labC-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

There is some speculation as 10 where Count
Bcrnstorh Will go II won't be Canada any
how
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

ADDRESS ALI. COMMENTATORS to The Times
Dispatch. and not 10 individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05

The English iransiat ion OF 'Iht ran
German Plot tnmaskcd, by Andre
t'h,radamc is announced FOR publica
ton by CHARLES Scr!hnor's Sons this
month This book had - great success
IN France some 1000 copies having
bcc, called for within very short
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Books and Authors

bringing out barbara" is the name
OF q very touching love story. TO b"
published next month by the Scribnc'S,
which involves vivid. seinisatirivai
presentation Of New York and Newport
SoCiclE-with u big ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-05
Regulating
Labor OF
I liiltlrcii

Fedora! child Labor Law wh;cl,
Goes int" effect on September /. the board pro
NiG"' toi 10y the law is preparing. Iil,S INA
regulations which manufacturers q commentaries
shipped ont of their stat" vi! he ~ p.cicJ 70
observe. When these are issued. the mann Tur-
iur"r- Viii -" abb" 10 forecast with some dcnrce
OF accuracy til" rl"habIc effect Of the law on
tn'Ir business Present indications. soon, g.,
point I" general approval Of the law ON ;hc
ground that child labor has always been rrnt,r-
maui. tut has been necessary because OF various
c'uhctinG state laws which permitted CONNECT
iIp'i with chilli labor u basis Their, Inns i,.r,,
mich speculation AZ I" whether tho law. really
provides remedy for tho evil. seems a.,
W""i with the approval "i the national child
amor COMMITTED" when urged it's paSSag 20 .olrIv
IN" grounds that II would benefit Tho ,,,,nlc
t"rttln!J It's provisions regarding :l, ayes Of
children VII" may not ''c employed, ,ours
"t labor Tor ih"a" VINO may he employed Inc
Ntnd "i "mp"I m"nt and the penalties for viola
;tOU appear plain enough The D.p;ri mcnt ,,r
nb"r which has been ntrUstcd win the en-
l"TG"iu"ni "l the law. Ia" merely - prosccutr
me lnHnuihciurcr who attempts to ship out OF
ms stat" goods manufactured children
inuH tho Hstitutional question: nd il ia So
r"us will he promptly raised indianapolis
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In "intcrna,ional Realities" (Scrib-
ncr'sD, Professor Philip MARSHALL
Brown. analyses international law in
tho light Of the Grca; test to which
the world war has subjected it. and
finds that il has been badly discrcd-
tied" What is fundamental and what
may &c classcd ms spurious have been
sharply Disseminated y! the ordeal az
battle" This" says Professor Brown.
lis tho explanation and the excuse for
the present volume. Since the great
war began have been conscious, with
many others, of the urgent necessity
Of thorough reconstruction Of tho
law OF nations in accordance with the
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Skntcred January "a 1905. n tir Post OHicc at
Richmond. Va. as second GLASS matter.