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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

sembled ~ Washington il case. OF cmrsSeucy
upon II" c:ii ;hc president This would
nave given nor members OF the couac! %:
pclensc IA WASHINGTON AZ ono t!.lc t.lai .:c
proposition submitted by thc secretary OF Ma:
liowcNc'. II Was T:Itua!i: agreed bet wcea tke
secretary. Mr.. beat ":Id AiI. Kahn. undc;-
s.Ih". II. that tho proposition which s.:Ouid &c
submitted {" the committee would il. ":1l2I!
that at the 'ali "f The trcsldcm;. IN u:
"mcrScncY. tho entire membership OF the Coun-
ell OF Defense COT II IL" called to Washington at
one AMI IA" same time.
never beard Of any other proposition. No
other proposition suggested 10 tho
mittcc ANY session. II simply submitted
TO tho committee as :c0uvHt coming from the
secretary. tina; ;he precision c. law forhidJinI
more Than MALI IN. Council Of Dcfel%e
TO he assembled VA $llingt"u at one time
could lee dispensed with wiIcucvcr. in tho opinion
OF the President, an @'.tr Senc:' existed. This
was unl:ii.t ,.sly aged TO by tho entire
inittes. without hardly voice raised even in
uisapDroi'Ht %"
] was greatly surprised 10y tho at,acl; "r tho
Tribune. rs what was douc Wa the unanimuus
act OF ;itc committee upon ihc vnl! proposition
submitted 80 TIC committee coming from the
SecFctar:.
! unde, .t.,r that tive secretary is going
renew Ills request however. 10 have the
hcr*hip of ihc council OF bcfens" Increased To
nfnct; two do not suppose that there will be
serious opposition 70 this. If 1t is limited the
time OF national peril. For my part. am pc.-
rec;ly Wiling 10 concur such measures Of
national defeuSc as tho President thu
tarN ;nay think important
I. W. HARRISON.
HuuS. uf Representations
Washington -. T.. February q
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All Americans Now

TO tho Editor Of The Times DiSp.t;ci:
Sir,-I ar5 incloSii,c All art':i" by tho
E.:ht Hov. Archbishop Ireland. and as
:od gave space - DR.. McDanicl's un-
truthful attack upon the KNIGHTS OF
Columbus in your paper of February
-. nay I. rs a i'rotc slant. ?sk space Cor
tho inc!o1ed. from III" Mnncapoiis Tri-
bune Of February ). JUSTICE
I;!chmonG. February -.
Archbishop Irctnud n ratriuf.
To-day We defy the m.n who bell"
u ard challenge them to equal Us in
sacrifice. 1" l'c a. quick IS We arc to
rail-. 70 the voice ~ the President OF
The United states. and to pour out our
blood III order tina; no stain or dis
honor may darhcn the :StarSpanglcd
Tanner.
Years az" VIC were Ir;shnen. Ger
mans aud Frci.chmcn: to-day we are
Americans. and Americans VIC arc re-
solved 10 10 fornv"rmorc.
Tie President Of tic United Stntcs
hoii'Ncs the honor Of the nation has
been challenged. That tho crisis we
nov witness MAJ 20 no further. VIC
.opr and pray. We covrt no holocaust
o! human lives: sc fain would ropcl
the advancing shades OF war. I:ut. II
the worst docs come, II tho leaders OF
the nation decide il must come. then
we arc ready for every sacrifice.
Apart from tho dictates of solemn
duty. should we rot cherish America.
live Tor America. AMI die for .\nicrjca :.
America is the guardian OF our veal
ana OF our life.
''ra2 words OF st raul. I.ct ever
one be subject TO higher powers tell
uS OF our duties to the country. The
individual requires FOR his life and
welfare tho protecting hand of civil
society: to civil society, therefore. we
must be subject; for its life, integrity.
and honor NC must &c rcaIy to make
sacrifices, even of life.
our sociS! Family. our country. is
tho United States or America. America
is speaking we listen as to the ,aicc
of God; VIC obey. We follow. gladstone
iy. and FOR conscience sake
Among the Catholics OF America,
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same Old Hun.
Health Talks, by DR.. Vim. Brady
o!F'Th'' 1918 Nations. Newspaper Service.
Prevention and Relief of Rurn.

Christmas trees. fireworks. bonnres and caro-
eSsnc,S ~ leaving matches within tho reach
ncciaents from burning. Candles should b, pro-
shstt %m chEais 'sSe and electric hns
"nilu'"hcv boys about four one il, burning
,SG ,ia n o"ns Z" tho innsmma bili,y Of tho
ana window curtains may lie rendered fircproor
ny soaking IN d solution of ono pound Of am
HrnG out tho clotaes in thus and hang M TO
nrl. IL docs not harm the cloth. and the soak
clothing becomes soaked in rain or water
one OF the best hrst-ad applications for
ncric acid This may b. cn tSf in SennrSn o.
"upbc"rds When needed. dissolve the six,y.
hNc grains OF picrlc acid in two and ono half
ounces Of grain alcohol and add this 10 enough
''o'IH" water to fill quart bottle. Moisten
apply 10 burned surface. Cover over with .b
.orhcnt cotton and bandnee DO not disturb
sterrs and rcouires s'r ro ." cSHrx' IS se'f
strict adherence TO the first rule Of A-st Aid
dies do harm
u nothing else is at .iland severe burn :
nest 'eiieved ny Keeping tho part immersed ii,
Huii' warm water containing q tcaspoontuI Of
salt III each pint; or ny arpyins clean cauZ.
or "'hsr cioth saturated with this solution. IN,
o'ht' Fo'ict is alcohol apr:cd pu:o in the same
or no rsnsGes WITH sss3s no",
FORM an umclean paste a:e Objectionable emer-
SEN appiica,ions s,eril"-,hs, is, holed-
petro tum tNasehne) is al right. 4 collaps,.
bic lube containing this 2 useful article in
me emergency cupboard. 'tolla psihle tui,e pro.
tects the petro!atum from contamination or,,i.
narH lars boxes not.l "
rs Tor the healing process. nothing hcat<
burn 50 quickly and painlossly as open air nrc,.
N!ded II IS possible TO prevent all contac; "
othcr things.
Quotations and Answers,
Frozen chicken.--ls StcvSed Chicl. en- ,,;so,,,,.
aIi"r II has been frozen: There was wholesale
poisoning Of a lot OF pcop.c VINO a,c il ~
church supper. and the chicken had been rroz.n
Auswcr-No. Freezing woIIdn MI, ~ r.
poisonous. Hni perhaps meat tiudegeoes nuir.
factiNe changes more rapid.v af5e. having becp
frozen. The poisoning. il from ,h.. n,ca; ~ l;rh
- unlikely. was not due 20 fleeing The meat
handler.
Yeast for Acnc.--ls brewers yc.s, taken -
tablespoonful doses three times DAY .Gca.
ci"us IN The treatment Of acne o. b!ackhcad.
and pimplcs" Is i; objectionable for onc ,,i,h
acne TO use very dne face powder 10 ronr,.i
the innamed appearance: i, r.
Ansu er.--The Yeast treatmcnt may ho yr,y
useful in cases with much inflammation about
tho pimples. Not if tho powder is tslcum rice
po"dcr is objectionable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

IN rs onor's - obtain by subscription Il
l inrd OF $1,000 With which 10 guarantee
tic expenses OF The simultaneous cvanscistic
campo en- TO he conducted in Richmond next
mouth the ccmmitt"" ~ charge certainly
sboun encounter no difficulties. Ninety
RichriC nd churches ar" to have part in this
great work ard the whole budget represents
an average contribution Of only SILL
The sort OF evangelism which this move
,u,nJ represents is the sort which should stir
Richn,ond Its purpose is 10 make religion
larger part % this community's daily life
10 bring about spiritual awakening which
aud activity. Tho collection Of the needed
fund. representing so many Investments in
:ood citizenship. should hc matter Of day.
trairs in cuba seem 10 he Frightening;
becoming moro nearly colorado clara, 50 :"
speak.
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sonnet-To English spcech.

ITO lrof. Milton Wiley Humphreys,
How may little word delight the eve
tnh echo 10 the car lis story
And mcmory shall wakcn in her
glory
TO tell . tale of other time. gone by.
Wouidst speculate whence came this
polisht tore
Which time hath tuned So sweet
upon the tongue
Since nations fell and naines for.
gotten rUng"
so ldiom inlays tho days a-2ons
When poets CLEANED with care the
precious store
Of Thought Embedded in the tongue,
OF old
The stately Roman speech. aud vedic
lore:
So tthen" gvcth us her c;rccian
gold,
far-saihcrcd from the Nile and Indus
shore,
SO is our speech a store Of wealth
untold.
EDMOND roNTAlSE.
Charlottesville. Va.
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What Richmond Needs

X/lFii The conclusions reached by William
w I. Dabncy. as TO tho solvcucy and
csscntial honesty OF Richmonds city govern
merit most citizens. imagine. will he dis
posed TO agree. Richmond is not apprua ching
hankrrp,cy. either III fact or in the view of
local and foreign bankers. who gladly accent
It's bonds and notes Of hand as gilt edged
Investment securities That economies
should lie effected that improved methods
should be installed and chicicncics
brought about. We do not understand Mr.
DabnCy To deny
II Is easy To account for Rchmond's iinan-
ci"' situation II is the product. as Mr.
Dabn,y points ont. OF rcccut territorial OK.
pansiuns, Of legislative and judicial curtail-
mcntS OF municipal revenues and OF that fine
optimism all good Itichmondcrs feel when
they view the rty's future. Council has
been TOO sweeping OF vision. and hence 100
generous III appropriation-iu which. by the
way II has in most cases but responded TO
th" iLsiscncc OF the people and tho press.
THIS IS not 10 say Council should not have
hecn more cautious. and certainly il is not
Ia say now that tho financial strinCency has
become painfully obvious. that Council should
not be yot more cautious. Economy is an
'Accnt necessity. TO repeat the mistakes
OF tic last few years and make appropria-
tiuns in excess Of the revenue would be an
economic crime. Even to appropriate TO the
limit OF the expected revenue in tho budget
*oon TO he submitted and adopted would be
folly
With Mr. Dahncys hospitality TO tho pro-
posed 10 cent increase in The city tax rate on
realty and tangible personality cannot
agree II is true that this increase which
would make the combined State and city rate
on such property So -. would leave that com-
bncd r"'o. assessment considered. less than
the average Tor cities OF Nchmond's class
hu, The people will not tolerate t.
Nevertheless. if Richmond is TO carry on
the works OF public Improvement which its
people demand, including the paving Of the
streets. additional revenues must he provided
Mr.. D;,bney says the choice is between an
increased tax rate and system of benefit
assessments. such as The Times Dispatch long
mas advocated II is hardly necessary to say
that We favor assessments which would place
INC cost NJ improvements directly on the
property benefited and permit the city to
recover from abutting owners a proportion
Of I'll" addCd value such bcttcrmcnts confer
This reform ncccSsitatcs IN amendment TO
INC state Constitution, aud Richmond should
~ ko the lead in obtaining from the General
Assembly an act submitting such an amend
ment 10 the people In tho meantime we
SHOULD have Il civic survey. through which
needed and valuable economics may he CT
t"ct'G aud now cicicucics attained.
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Ihank. From Congressman unrri.nr

y" thu Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
SIr. I appreciate very much tho editorial H.,
Tho Tim. Dispatch Of Tuesday. February T.:
which defends me from The Ncr% slundcrou.
attack made by the Chicago Tribune
80 fai rs the action OF tho Military t'oun,it,ce
WI. concerned. II unanimous. I;epublica n.
"nd Democrats alike acting in concert Nor
vas "n& request submitted 10 the conmiitc, as
coming from the secretary, except the rcoucst
that all The members OF tao Counc. Of Defense
could meet III Washington instead OF one half
.. provided by law. il the President though;
cme!gcnc: cNis;,d q. Tho fact hc
that the Secretary OF War saw Mr. Dent chair.
man ~ ~. committed ana Mr.. Kahn the rank
.nC scp,Ihl!vau, and submitted TO them u PROMO
+lii"n !" increase the membership Of the Coui,-
81 "f Defense 10 n!nety-tWo. without altering
the law in tho respect that more than Ina +
~ the ,c'nbcrshir should bc in Washngto on.
After discussion with NJ. Dcnt and Mr.. Eahm ~
va muiuallN agreed thai III" best .rrangcmeni
would >, 10 leave The number OF the member.
snip aS thc law provides, hut change the law so
10 ua1aaA1 The entire membership 10 he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

many there are, ~ho. il not tn Imselve3
horn in otncr countries, tr1c" back
their lIncacc 10 not remote foreign
ancestry. ] am not OF those who deem
1t crime to revert in pleasing mem
DRY "a scenes of childhood. 10 cherisi,
tn" -rOuinl that covers the graves OF
our fathers. i;ut. when Il iH the quca-
tioa OF social allegiance. Of civil 10y
alt%, for all there is but one country
and that is America; only ono flag. and
that i TIC Star-Spanglcd Eauncr
When America SOUNDS its buSle-cal!
We arc, all of uS. Americans.
In Norr cathedral each Sun"ay. 1T
IN" close 81 mas YOU cnant in i'm
prcS&iNc tones tic prayer foi. the re-
puh'lt. rho prayer is the sincere voice
OF the official Church. To-day when
there - connection in tho Land when
TN" President pt the United states
speaks and acts amid grave happcn.
'nss AND calls on as 10 believe in hi,n--
w';h inorc Than usual fcrVrr VIC should
intonc tho anthem"
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which Represents the peorlc:

\ i.DEiMNN GUNST did not so a syllable
IT," lar when he characterized the course
81 M Council Committee on Ordinances in
regard lr the much advertised Krcngcl matter
- enid play. Indeed. taking into CON
.idor"iion the Intelligence undoubtedly nos
scSSct hy most OF the members OF the com
mitic", II is difficult 10 explain the action
OF several oi those who voted for the futile
measure finally recommended except on the
ground that they wcrc frankly and slaueilv
tryine 10 pass The buck"
In courageous and cmincntly proper
letter. The Mayor had informed the committee
that he would approve appointment, 10 the
polio" force made otherwise than in regular
or'ior. in this statement he merely affirmed
NJ intention of doing his duty In accordance
"i'h TIC laws and regulations OF tho Police
department. duty he MAS elected and sworn
!" perform In spite of this plain statement
IN" committee after long and melodramatic
wranGic proceeded 10 recommend an ordi-
nance and request which, as coupled to-
Uolh''. were without excuse and were doomed
l" ial' "i their "Stcnshc effect, because OF
tnf Mayors fiat assurance that he would not
comply with the request
IT 20 Wcr" 10 comply with the request he
would plainly violate his oath That was
uitc.cn' reason for his stand But if any
Other were required. il would be found in the
ih't mat compliance with such request
would weaken the discipline and shirt OF
! me Ao1Icc force. not 10 speak OF its mere
ply steal efficiency. As the Mayor sharplv
roin''c out. the control OF the Police Depa r,-
heh' Is vested III the Chief OF Police and in
me Mayor, ana Council is Invested OF all an
lnori'y over il except a. 20 numbers and
pay in language approved by Council itself
f"r Council nov 10 interfere AS TO its per
sonnet. whether by ordinance or request.
would he 10 stuitiiv its former position. and
would work incacniable harm to the force
Ah'W The q"ickes' way to 'dcbauch" the
politics again The Mayor is Tie responsible
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Prohibition.

*. G.. fai"taN. Na.--Tnc frs, i've states to
adont CONSTITUTIONS! prohibition arc as follows:
kanS*s ISL; Manc 1851: %or;h nskoi" 1852:
oklahoma. 1907: mississippi. 1909? Thcrc
present twenty-tirce dr. states In the United
states. four States voting for prohibition in the
Novcmbc! election. Here is the list: Maine
Kansas. North Dakota. Georgia. oklahoma.
Mississippi. North Carolina Tennessee. NirRiu!a
Nest Virginia. Colorado. oregon. WasniuS on
arizona. Alabama. Arkansas. lows. Idaho. south
Carolina. Michigan. Nebraska. Montana and
south Dakota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

lie--pont sou think Missy swce;thinc closely
resembles :, SprlnEtimc bud:
Shc--W"il when she starts TO talk She 20.
minds ne more Of - Splinstimc food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

!. w :. Richmond The merchant
vessels carrying passengers cargo is sl.aD "a
net Nes+c. ton On vessels in ballast without
passengers cargo. 50 less than the
r.tc az tolls tor vessels with passengers a..
CsrEo ON naval vessels other than transports.
golfers. huspitai ships ana suppl! s,pS. %
cents disbursement ton Army and navy
i:-nSp0rts golfers. hospital ships and suppl,
ships, Si."0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

Count kcvcntiow now blamcs Ambassador
Gerard for The capture OF Roger Easement
Perhaps he also holds him responsible for
ihc Ncrdan iasco
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The Voice Of the PEOPLE

A. an evidence Of good fnifh. LETTER, pp.t
give the name and nddrcsA OF tho W <nns.
viii moi he published 30 writer 40 renm,.,.
Make all lions short.
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The Peasimist Sn.s:

In" oNtl which men do lives after them ,hen
goods ctttmca arc used 10 SOW the wild mi,
OF this ncNt OF kin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

American industr! being hampcrcd hy the
activities u! German submarine warfare in
torfcrinS with neutral commerce.
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New Idea
In
Censorship

censorship ccssity. Americans believe IN
having tho press as free rs cir
cumsts nee: viii allow. bur they arc Wiling ia
endure with patience certain incidental diSah-
Nantages. due TO tho carrying OF liberty over
into license. AS the less OF two evils. Moreover.
recent experiences in many European countries
have shown that military ccmsors arc not tic
wIscst OF mcIi. any whore, and that in their pre-
sumabH sincere desire I" rnard, national in
too much. For these reasons il is pleasing 10
note that 10 Captain W. l.. Rush. in charge OF
The dcfcnses building along The New Eng
land coast, it has occurred that tho new spapcrs.
II amiably approached. would exercise in case
Of war. about all the ccnsorinE that was really
necessary None of them: it can safely he
Sumed. wants to give aid and comfort 10 any
public enemy. II is somewhat doubtful, too.
that they would be able TO get military news
before /! was obtained by public enemy. well
equipped. as most public enemies arc nowadays.
with able and energetic corps OF spies II
is criticism oftoncr than information, perhaps,
that military authorities ind ohjcc iona bic
Ahroa. al amy rate. tina, is What they cut out
most tndustriously and over here wouldn't
like that Al any rate. Captain Rush'a sug-
Ecsttoh is worthy OF consideration. NJ least
1t would deprive tho press OF its natural in
Efl,natto1 to beat. censorship that wen, too
them a!l-Ncw York Times
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Am,nunitIon a. ,en,rrb,nd,

=. /. W.. Chesterfield, Va Ammunition .ut
all firearms arc always deemed contra i,ind
var. ana in no case nave these articles cN"l
been declared otherwise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

Hr2djnc ,ays a Dollar VIII Co. Far.
'Nill also 20 fast.
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An English war correspondent says Frances
universal train8s system saved Franco. |,
also Just abo,I saved England
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Naturalization.

J. T.; :, l'uiaski. NA-.til!dren n Tore cll il, r
parents horn in america arc. under tho fou:
tccnth amendment to the Constitution Of :,
United states, native born citizens OF the Unite
StnlCS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

innuries regarding almost any topic except
ing on lcEn aud medtcnl subjects answered
free h! The Tin,cs-Di,pntrh tnfornrr ti"n Ru-
rehu. Through our Washington branch
fortunate In having ncccSs TO the unparalleled
resources or the various Federal government
departments md tho Srcnt Library OF Congress.
which furnish information OF priceless value 10
the puhltr ~ all tuaUirics apsucrrd d.
rccti! h. pcrsoun1 letter irrespective OF whether
printed. n "-cent stamp Is required for retur"
postage. Writer'S he furninhcd
''nitinis will not answer and post-oEHcc nddrc~,
must he plainly given. tddress The Times
dispatch reformation Bureau, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

scientist say alcohol will one day h
n2do lrom &aWdust That increases the in
! ''a' r' OF forest conscrvation
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r"-D.,.. Res, mand-ric.es .,.L,

l"ui Honor. informed the policeman as II.
nolntcu 10 the prisoner. he refused to rise While
tho band played The Star-Spanclcd Banner"
! did not recognize the tune" explained The
culprii. hastily
NOV, my dear man.. said tho judge s!mp.-
thctically '!ci me whistle i, for YOU. 50 liza,
hereafter YOU may distinguish il
inc judge whislcd the melody and the ,,lis-
"hcr listened maternity. When Ills Honor had
finished. the defendant exclaimed scnerous,v:
Your Honor il the band had PLAYED the ,un.
as You ~histlcti 1t. | would not be here ,o.d.."
discharged" interrupted the we'll pleased
judcc.
''Hut the band would concluded the man H.,
an nnd'rtoma as he hastily retired from, ,h-
courtroom --rhe Christian Herald
Same Old Hun.
Though it is now we'll understood
hai most Of us cannot be GOOD
We need not. therefore. cry:
OF course. were pretty sure t. fail
Yet We get credit ny whoicSaie
II We swear that veil try
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

{. Y. T.. EuCk N guam. N.t.--CSe thlor.t
cobalt. 20 parts: distilled water. 80 parts.
the solution as ink. Whcn heated il will
blue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

- H,isHtD ever. da. in the year 10 South renth
street. Richmond. Va. 10y The Times Dispatch Pub
ii.hin. 10. Inc, Charles L. Husbrook. Editor and
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AnpREs> All. COMM NC >rlONs Tito Times
Dispatch. and q iniiv i,uais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

l;cadel. Richmond Hauc Grey. toe author ~
''Wlidr"c, Is man.
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Current Editorial Comment

In case OF war, OF course. some
sort of censorship over tho dis
irlbuticn of military news would
he blishcd. probably of ne
ccSSltN. .tmCriCnMs believe III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

'EICTIiO\E: Randolph !. Private branch E>,hapSe
connecting With III departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

HEt\tu OTIiCLS: Washington. .i6 l"nrieenItuh
street. y. ". New York City. Iinb Avenue SUM
ms thi,Sxo. People, Ga> Building: Pii''adc'ph"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

steamships arc 10 use smoke in order To
mac themselves FROM boats They might
i'l' 'c'tc' success II they would hide the
t-"p"t' III me smoke of their guns or in
~" waters Of the sea