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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Wonderland.

dreamed I went To Wonderland ana saw ,
host OF things
Some zcbras striped tn" wrong way and am
elephant wings
y dwarf giraffe without a ncck "A h,mulo, ,
camel. too
And quite the oldest beast saw they told me
was gnu!
saw II baby elephant. and nearly los, my
mind
When his valSe appeared in front, his trunk
hiiched on behind.
And coming down painless road Il mule sa-
iutcd
All mules I'll known said "iIaw -hee.b,v.. I'm,
said "lIce- HI. w-hoc,.'
dizzy plac" is Wonderland: The fee, of hu-
mankind
Are turned around and seem 10 he advaucn.
back behind.
They have two noses. fastened where our ears
have proper place.
And 50 their ears ard hitchcd onto The n,;,,nln
OF TIC face!
They do all things reversew ,ra-,bat Is cverv
things reversed:
Dessert comes hrsi i'll eating. ana in dressing
shoes first!
And ;he most vital things they nuirt.d
Is that proper alphabet should always start
with u.
And White Wings KEEP, the city streets com
plctely free Of dirt,
Folks crossed The streets at CROSSINGS so Y, man
who drove Il car
,Who always drove discrectly) nev.r gave :,
soul jar.
The private lives Of people there peaceful
"a, their worst
oRcmcmbcr. everything up there appears 10 hc
rcvcrsedD--
The married men are deccn, and attentive 20
their wives.
And married women do not nag and quarrel
their lives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
In Defense Of whippIe.

To the Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:
Sr.-iour article OF this morning. re-
porting the paciist speech OF PTofes.
or Leon Whipple, of the University OF
Virginia. was read very carefully By
nc. | think we should be very slow
II Fastening TO condemn tho professor.
especially after taking into considera-
ton the spirit in which he speaks. He
cannot be riGhtfu!ly classed with Sena =
tor Shepherd. of Florida, who boastful-
Is declared lac would oppose and re-
sist the drafting of his son. Trofcs-
Sor Whipple, on the contrary, says: Ut
~ silly and futile for pacitists to talk
bout resisting conScription." The for
n:cr exhibits a radical and rebellious
to:rit. while the latter exhibits a sweet
pirit of reaSonablencSs.
With the professors theory Of the
right of suffrage" for the weaker
eX. yet tina, is no valid reason why
} should condemn him. ! believe the
allot is privilege. and not a right,
ct ] may be wrong for all that, and
J hope | never get 80 tied up and
narrow. that | cannot see any good in
iany one unless they fully agree with
me in every particular. AS good
tanch Americans. We should all agree
be fair and impartial.
Personally, am Democrat and
- TO be broad and democratic in spirit
as well as in name. While We are
/ ighting for liberty in Europe VI us
not be guilty of fighting against 9erty
ut home. BARRY w. llAl..Ji.
/ Highland Springs, Va November 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
News Of Fifty Years Ago

nii "% f int r, e I [" term of the
yestardny Morning "nd that Mr. Davis Would
be hr"ush, u" for irini a, II o'clock. drew. to-
lhe custom :'ous. Hntd"g. \ company OF
msd:atey in f"ot., OF me iniiLins and AN eli
ri"nt fore" % polio" "as Kept on duty III The
hut Ws ""Hgr%%"a ,h"I he would be here
Day. hI, WI certainly he on hand tomorrow.
i,nH!s.iaie,y rrhsr"l ne grand jury and nc
S% M S i 10 In oH'G Sa1 ~
Davis d" not nnnnar in court. but awaited at
Mr. Jefferson Davis thc liustrious prisoner.
npon whom 1T this time the eyes OF the nation
M ' i iii TN geo %t' of his friend 0, ndes
"ner S 81 m SY hi h" n dv vi ser
mo! mo" by ETy , DR. Mn ns his oh pastor in
IN She United States Court yesterday General
J - !mL nj, nr"s"nteh his petition PRAYING for
field and all others from in any way Interfering
W or hnaT Iii, sl hm r@m 1n nr IL AL HiH
,hg vii" ' TO-, TG'Trn1 hsr December s.
Granville Montciic c':a,rrion horse thief OF
trrinia. was arrested in Petersburg yesterday
or s@' fred on the "ee %h" w yre pursns
him Mn" rn f'Gn h" JAIL AZ H Sr%Tna MSd
h's stolen over 'iftN horses owes the state
fror, the pGni,cntiary about three years ago
ror,i"m Of The Eleventh United sin,es In
drrcd {" i.vnchburs to take Tie pac" Of. The
ro"ns which have been sen; from that point
TO Washington.
Tho ma iorty report OF the impeachment com
nittcr. signed hv FIVE members. WeS presented
IN III" House OF Representatives yesterday al
$50 O'Clock wish resolution iavori"g the i'm
parchment of the President OF the United States
Its reading, which will take six hours. has beer
ordered
In the Senate yesterday petition from
Massachusetts WAS presented praying for cpua
male and female suffrage. 1t had 5000 sigma
/ lures.
MnrE j. a.%s viii " Ssss ,ns
County delegation In the state Cons"rvativ,
! Convention
| Hon j. s. Black OF Pennsylvania will h
ono OF counsel for John IL. Surratt at his mex
!. trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
BUILDING OF PASSENGER
AUTOS IS NOT TO STOP
Expert Advisers of Council OF Nm.
tinnal Defense Find Drastic Cur
ta!iment Unnecessary.
PLANT FACILITIES ADEQUATE
Plan To Transfer Overland All Cars
Intended for Private SHE Within
100 Miles of City OF Manufacture
Presented.
IEv A..urInt.I l.,...


w ISL NGT . y. November &c
Drastic curta ilmen, OF passenger auto
mobile production. which has been
TALKED Of since the manufacturers. wer.,
called into conference recently with
the advisory committee of the Council
of National Defense. has been found un =
necessary, according to expert advisors.
Facilities VI tn" plants wcr" said to-
day to he sufficient for handling gov
"rnment work now in sight. and steel
, manufacturers have given assurance
that they cum supply all the metal
needed. The automobile industries.
board. appointed by the manufacturers
I" ruliill their pledge OF voluntary Gu.
operation with the government. has
placed before the war industries board
I, plan to transfer overland all cars
intended for private sale within 100
miles Of the city OF manufacture. and
il vas said there was no reason why
til" radius might nn, he extended as
far as road conditions will allow.
The cxperinnc" gained in soudinE
overland to the Atlantic soahoard all
tho trucks made for the army will be
studied hy tho manufacturers. who eH-
poet that material relief in tho trans
por:ation situation will result
The United States. il is said is the
only country in the world now pro-
ducing automobiles for private use
, What reduction in output will bc re
qEired later Will depend on develop
mcnts on tho battle fronts
Automobile plants now arc making
various kinds Of munitions, including
depth bombs, used so effectively by
de$'roycrs in hunting submarines
some plants are at work on cylinder
castings Tor airplan" engines. Wome n
arc being trained in many factories to
replace men who entered the govern
: mon, service. anh are even doing such
heavy work as making sia-!nch shells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

T. j. w. Pichmond-Thc flrs; cleo
tlic car in America was run in Mcnio
Park by Thomas Edison In 1850. but
this was only an experiment The
track was eighty rods long. stephen
-. Field. Of san Francisco. in 1889 en-
hibiicd an electric locomotive At the
exposition Of railway appliances in
Chicago. II carried 'passensers during
the exposition. In 1884 a line was con-
structed in Kansas CITY on the prin
ciple Of the trolley. taking its current
from overhead wires. the wheel turn
ing OH top Of the wire. This. ii is
claimed. was the first electric street
ear line operated in America. The frs;
commercially successful electric rail
way transportation syStcm was opcrat-
ed in Richmond. Va. The use OF naiu-
raj gas in China and Persia is said to
date back 20 u very remote period. In
the United states General Washington
is said to have visited burning spring
on the Great kanawhn River near the
present site of Charleston, w. Va. but
the first recorded use of natural gas
in this country was in 1871 at Fire.
donia. y. V. where IL was piped from
a well for illuminating purposes. Ycs.
John J.. sullivan held the championship
puEiliatic record OF the world at one
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
The NhIpplc Cnse.

To tho Editor Of The Times. dispatch:
S!r.--i sec in the sunday Times
Dispatch several communicative that
sho" quite a divergence Of opinion az
regards the utierances 81 Professor
Whipplc N sweet Briar. The authors
OF some communications seek to defend
wai.e others would condemn him. In
ms humble Judgment they are both
wrong, Tor. ~ see q. neither approval
nor condemnation is called for in the
professors care, but simply pity. Pro-
lessor Whipplc is evidently suffering
from an acute attack OF intellectual
Indigestion. The cud OF American in
dependence no mus, have swallowed
without the least mastication. Had hr
not done so. he might have reA lizcd
that the document OF which he seems
so proud would have been rejected as
mere scrap Of paper. and not been
made immortal by successful lighting.
No. ladies and gentlemen. YOU are
wrong concerning Professor Whipple.
Any man so deficient in powers OF
ratiocination as he IL. should be piticd
At any rate. he IL too weak man to
Instruct young men for such brain
requiring profession a. journa ism.
Possibly IL some one would endow n
Kindergarten nt the university and put
him in charge, he might make good.
DUVAL PORTER.
Richmond Va. November e. 1917.
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SACRIFICED OWN LIFE
TO SAVE HIS SH|PMATEs
Only Victim on Destroyer Cussin lie.
libcrateiy Placed Himself
In Jeopardy.
THREW POWDER ovERBoARp
Saw Torpedo Approaching, and Had
Time to Run Forward. hut Re.
manned at Post In Effort TO Spare
Others on Boat.
in, As.ncinted pressl


W y 81 TON. November 90
Oamond kollT Ingram Of Pratt CIV
Ala, the sunncrs mate lost Ovcrboa raj
when German submarine attacked
the American destroyer Cassin in In.
war zon" on October lG. deliberately
sacrificed his own life to reduce tn.
risk to his mesamatcs
n detailed report from Admiral sims
shows that Ingram. standing af, n,
the destroyer. where some high-exo,o.
sive depth charges were stored, saw
til" torpedo coming. Instead of rush
ing forward 10 save his own life bv
getting away from the explosion, In.
gram stuck TO the spot. throwing over
bourd tho high explosives. which n.
knew would further cndanger the live,
Of his fellows If they were detonated
by tn" explosion OF the torpedo. II.
was the only man lost being blown
overheard by the explosion.
The Cassin got in under her own
steam. and the gsllnntry OF her crew
In erecting temporary repairs was com
incnd"d by Admiral Sims in q special
report.
rho Navy Departments announce.
ineHt refers to the exceptional presenc.
OF mind of tho gunne-'s mate, and SAW:
The department considers that In
gram sacrificed his life In performing
duty which he believed would saye
his ship and the lives Of tho officers
and men on board"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Nlcrrxph1ufIl

y =. n. -Mceyschaum is a
name given TO one Of the SilicateS Of
magnesium. II is Il mineral of a whit
ish creamy color. and received its
name from it's appearance and the po-
Sition in which it Is sometimes found,
suggesting tina; il was p"triiicd foam
OF the sea. 1t is obtained from vari-
Gus places. but the hest quality comes
from Asia Minor, rich deposits Of il
existing about twenty miles southeast
of Eskichehir at place called Sc
petdie II is soft when dag. but be-
comes hard when dry. Most Of it
is sent TO Vienna. where it is chiefly
made into tobacco pipes. many Of
them highly artistic Similar pipes arc
also made in Paris. LONDON and else
where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Voice Of the People
Letters muat give the name and nd /.
areas or the writer. Nnme will net be
published jf writer 80 rcuuests
Suffrage opposed to Gods Word

Ia the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
SIR. -SunraEiS.s take too much for
granted when they assume that the un.
uc6!rhple vote in Virginia tshould they
abolish states rights and force woman
suffrage upon us through Federal
amcndncnt will be over balanced by
the desirable vote. They are unaware
that Il large number Of autisunraRists
and thcse the most competent 10 use
the hallot--bclievs the suffrage move
m"nt TO TIC not simply unbecoming and
unw!se, but r"beiI;ous opposed both
20 the spirit and letter Of Gods Word
ana further expressed by Him in ma
ture. strange az IL may seem. the
same conviction has forced itself upon
the suffrage mind and hence we have
The Womnn's Bible" by Elizabeth Cad"
stanton. from which all texts condemn
ing them have been removed. poem
too h$ another SunTag" leader. pub
l!shed on page IS Of the otitc.a! His
tory OF Woman Suffrage in the United
states. ends with the following:
This doctrine Of Jesus preached by
Paul.
II followed IN the spirit viii ruin u.
all" H. ~
richmond. Va, November 20, 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

power shall place its war prisoners in whole
some situations not in dungeons. prisons or
prison ships: that they shall not be put in
irons: that they shap have room to exercise
IN the open air. and that they shall he al
lowed good food as the rations commonly
served To thc men OF corresponding rank in
the army OF their captOrs. That German
chefs ar" good cooks is we'll known: hence
II e not matter OF surprise that from the
store OF provisions provided them they are
able 10 prepare appctizing menus which con
vey the idea OF luxury to Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Mems to Re Drafted

{ 'oHHRESS is expected at its coming session
10 rose no time in amending the sclective
diai' ia" so as To include the subjects OF
allled countries who are residents OF this
country. mere are more than / 100000
such residents within the military ages i'm
the United States, and the injustice OF cycmDt-
ins them from military service has been
sorciy felt by the 100000 American citi-
2chS VINO under the law compelled 10 sun
POT tue diSPFoportiOnatc burden imposed by
IN" unreasonable discrimination CONGRESS-
rcah%ed tn" injustice TO citizen ;oldiery
oil me exemption, and was only prevented
from including these aliens in the draft at
the time OF the laws enactment bv insislcncc
"i the state Department that treaty obIipa-
'iunS were in tho way
This obstacle has since hc.n rp,rov.d Ly
negotiations with the countries affected in
"hich the existing treaties have been or are
being :" 'cdPawn that citizens Of cobc!iig-
crcnt countries who are living in the I;ni,ed
States can have the choice OF serving under
'heir own i'ag or under tho Stars and Stripes
but that choice must be made Ii is under
stood that the redrafted treaties make annie
allowance Tor legislation Of sufficient 3copc
10 make the new arrangement operative
twenty-five nations in al, are now with MS
against Germany. and under this plan il viii
be possible very greatly TO augment the fight
lnS forces OF tho allies as from first ia las,
''c NUMBER OF Their citizens who have been
attracted 10 tho United States is imnosiu,,
lhc position Of III" alien in this country baa
h''ch lar 20" anomalous. both az rcga rds his
! ''i"'loh |" American citizenship and the
relation of our own citizenry toward him
nc action now contemplated by Congress
MOI Only viii protitably define and repulorizc
! his position but it vii! improve the attitude
! OF our own citizens already in uniform and
/ on the rolls subjcc, to service toward ho,b
| the draft law and aliens OF draft age whn
\ now are not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Youths Prayer.

con the Eve Of Battle.)/
O Lord. our Strength, look down on us
this day.
Extend Thy hand to those who fsh,
for Truth:
And from the thoughtless faults OF
careless Youth
Deliver us and guild our lives Thy way.
Lest footsteps slip and stray from
this our path.
send down to us Thy needed Grace and
Light.
In all our failinGs spare US. Lord,
Thy wrath
And guide us in this struggle for the
Right.
THY loving arm with care has safely
drawn
Is from the waters deep and vastly
wide.
Now go we forth to greet the rising
dawn
WITH dauntlcss hearts, with faith and
fearless stride.
TO tread the path of victory. through
Thy grace
TO give our lives in service OF Thy
race.
Julie ". Fcrrie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

Vegetables for li2h!ea,-Do YOU advise feeding
IN ci%h, mont his old baby cooked vegetables
methods of infant feeding? / supposed Il baby S
MRS. L.. ~ II.
Answer The old ia shioned MOL ycoddle baby
kept liquid diet too long Kci-ular
babies should havs well.cuoked vegetables.
strained through sieve. daily from tho seven, h
W"nthua '"nEno%nfnl At hrst. increased later.
thickencd with -four. Yes. the doctors used TO
keep hnbi"s on limited liquid diet long and
the hahie% hnt. malnutritiun. ricketts, scurvv
coaSt patton collie and everything nice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Would you BIO good enough

can't remember II. Would you DO good enough
TO mention IL HSaini
Answer Wheat bran was Onc---the best
remedy for the purpose. second only TO a natural
bulky diet of Vegetables whole cereals. fresh
truts. fats Thea we probably mcnt ION cd
powdered sulphur. which soften the stools DO.
Sides helm; miid laxative And us third choice.
phcnoi nh thplcin. II grain or two In tablet or
iohnn.s. Favored desired well mayjisatcd
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

Provost Marshal r.. II CrowGcr's summons
to the members Of the American Bar AssOcia
tion to assist in carrying out the new draft
fegula tons will receive prompt heed. The
association is composed OF Tie flower OF tho
American legal fraternity. which is as pa
rotic d body OF citizens may be found in
the country They Know the issues al stake
better than the average iayman. Most of
them now doing patriotic service OF on
kind another, ana This Viii he WORK Tor
which they have uurivaled fitness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
EnII.tcd Wen in Navy.

l. T W. Chinuport.-Tho nuinhcr of
enlisted men in the regular navy is
lt1.S1l. while In the naval reserves
thcr" are 10000: in naval militia. l5.-
900: in marine corps. $4,000: in coast
guards. 700; in hnspita! corps. $500.
The total number OF officers is l5.2o0 {:
making grand total "f 2.lI.l The
total present strength or the army. in
,SlJ.G0H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
E.c,x. w,r prodt. r,x.s

Miss &. Il. NJ. 1Vor.-lf you Will
write the Superintendent OF Public
Documents Government Prin ting Office.
WASHINGTON. -. -. for copies OF report
OF the Senate Finance Committee ac-
companying the war tax bill and the
speech Of Chairman Simmons in cor
rect ion herewith. YOU VIII find the in
formation you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Origin nf Name co,orndo

W. T.. r.. Big Stone r:ar.-Th- word
is Of Spanish origin and means ruddy
OF red. The State took it's name from
the Colorado River. The waters Of this
stream ar. usually quite clear. but dur
ing heavy rains tho waters look red
because Of the immense quantities Of
red sand and mud which are washed
down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Coat OF Europe.n wnr.

Reader. Richinond.-Th cost OF the
European war 70 August. 1917. was az
follows entente allies. s5s.i2I 800. 600 !:
Tcutonic allies. $50, 800. 900. 600. Its cost
10 the United States 10 that date wa.
GoG. Gh6. coo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Health ! alks, byDr. VIM. Prady
tCo,Nr's"t !s!1 - %,;!ona, n-w-,auer ,er,,c.'
The htaintrd Raw E;S

ON" o: the fond"", dic'c;ic aclr!aions OF tn.
good pee pr .s Ina, = "a" "@E contains come
1" b. round in Inc same egg cooked Icrhnp.
This Ihilacy Ia acquired added strength from
the habit some "l our nnhio profession have OF
ccpiors prescribed them. bliudiy and cmnjric;l y
40 frequently rtnl''a"lH"d III this column tho
digss',,niii,TE o. foot DOS 10, ae,"r,"inc ts
r:,w "SE Witt" Is 'N'""dIuGiy rcaiStcnI 10 di-
scstlon contains rrrn"rt,-s a.nici :.ctt, ly OBJ
stomach. ~ = poorly % til"i and :. .r... taken
Ia ANY cona!d"rabi" Guauiity IL l.. :.;;.!v 10 CO.:
~ :,ri.ny.nE d.arrh"a. lir. oiily * .ns,. tho
pa i"nts smal r"s"r'" OF energy. Careful
s,icntidc tcsts have proved ihr, in man n la ee
part Of the nuif.n"nt iu .Eg albumin Is moi
utilized at all: hri ross"s from The howcl IN
third hat; al the to,ri mi" - :. lac. in
fnit" - the haiti, ~ sorc authors who sill
tuberculosis" and other Ge"a#.# which reduce
weight.
Heating liz" egg whi," 10 It's f. Which Is far
below IN" boiling point Of water. converts II
uto u readily "-sirIiAblo nutrient rc,nov 80
the inherent i"s!Si in@ pr""r against l,cs!n
The antique" dt"tttl'n assumed Il, :, crude wav
pap wor3c r!us = typhoid p,,l"n, '' or ~ -
s;arve on mil" and nUn soUpa ,.lcr.,s cSnrrj
: enc" ana ScicnC" HAY" -iUwu ma ,hc ,t,,nnt,l
patient weather. u" atorm iniIci better n nd
or less solid food oG pror.r Ind .,~nu,I
| "ut III" limos Even to" milr NAV do ,nSch
in"'" harm INA" " iti!" acg.tt,-d beef or toas;
| when milk cuii!"s lu IA" Intestine. H., .nr,is
~ ,TGI",,,.y '"tEr ,"nHi ana enItahie of per
We arc glad :" affirm mat so far .g ,,od.rn
d!.tsti:s IL concerned the r,.. cur s,,nn. -, "
tainted, ana mat holds good ho il Hnrirnl or
! recent " "
| Question. mud tn.r-r.
| Long same, rmpIr I:cn,,dy In a ,.nly n,
de ,,,fI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any tonic,
excepting on legal and medical sub
jcrtH. are answered free. a. nil in
quIrirS are answered directly by prr-
sonat letter 3-ccnt Sinmp /, required
Ter return postage. Address The Times
Dispatch Information bureau, Rich
muud. Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
Expended for Negro Education.

T.. II. :, sNllc.-lf you VIII adj
dress 4 letter to X. g. Siearncs. Su-
prrintnndcnt OF Public Instruction,
Richmond. Va. You may obtain the in
formation you desire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
,larhini~t. FOR Foreign Service.

y u. T.. ond.--k.Npcricnccd men
o! the trades are wanted 10y tn. gov
eminent FOR foreign service. For fur
iher information apply ~ the army
ana navy recruiting stations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27
charcoal Erhs Daily Thought.

Mos folks got dcy own troubles anyhow"
said Charcoal t:ph in of his moods "bu,
de mos trouhlcst troub!er allus within 70
Stop trouhiin an lissen t somebody else
,roub.". Try pickle. Mstah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

MEMBER OF THE. ASSOCIATED rRESS.-Ihe
L. eAriu.l, entitled To the To-
uf all di>r1tt, he's credited to u ~
mt otherwise credited In .his rarr-. also the
local published herein All nights Of rrpuhtitu
ton uf .;,cin drnutrhc> herein also reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

"rh,r tel! me SmitherS has a ucw runabout.
Yes rs his wife. She can take in nv
movies day without cooking a meal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

ADDRESS Al COMMUNICATIONS to The rimr'
Di.pntvh. and not 4 inIi, iduaIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

.uniiSHED every day n the ,enr u 10 South Tcuih
Street. Richmond. Va. The Times Dlspnrh 'ub.
,is,ink Co. the. Charles &. tIashro"k Editor and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

President Wilson is in a fair way 20 allie
ate the affections Of all alien enemies. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

II friends who favor NTH manuscripts ana
publication wish tU have
articles they must in all send htnnrs
for that purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

Contempt OF German officers for their men
Is beginning TO be rcciprocatcd