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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
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Ogden. May 29=(Special 1.-The
small box has all died down so you
needn't be afraid OF Ogden any longer.
The Sunday Schools churches, Ep-
worth League etc, will reopen Sun
day it is understood.
Phillip B. Neal of Ba!soz I-l.1ma,
is here visiting frier = It his sister,
Mrs. e. A. Ve:vin. de will 60 from
here to New York to meet his wife,
before returning home.
]. A. Mcdonald and family of fi..a
F irie were here Tuesday.
Our school will have a new faculty
ior the following year, Prof. sn3 Mrs.
Founder of Atlant,. hf.9e been cleo
ted to take Pro. A. J. Bryant and Miss
Agatha Hu& gers places.
Misses AG,fe and Made Crouch and
Frank Crouch have been very sick
with the mumps tbs week but ere I'M :
proving.
Mr.. md Mrs. Ed Davis sad son.
ody, sttended the "Zepplins Flight
at TeXarkana Monday night,
Quite q number OF Ogden people
enjoyed the day on Little River sun
lay.
Oscar Taylor left few days ago for
Hot Springs to spend his vscation.
Mr.. Hudson the fruit tree men is
here this week
Miss A die Crouch entertained a
number of friends a few nights ago
At the close of the evening delicious
refreshments of ice cream ana cake
were served
Mrs Lucy Thomas of Ashdown is
tao guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S
Crorch.
An enormous crowd OF young peo-
nIe enjoyed treat at Geo McDowclls
tAn miles east of town Sa."r!ay
!iaft.
Sam Fleming visited friends here
"Wednesday evening.
y few Sundays ago crowd OF
ToGng people were invited up to M
ri Mrs. w. S, Hooks Gil TIE big fariA
? few miles west of Ashdown The
arrived there about $50 p n. and
wee heartily received by Mrs Hooks
in her cwn happy style and ushered
into the spacious parlor. After enjoy
IN q series OF conversations end 2
GeU selections on the piano by Mss
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
REEVES went to Ashdown Monday to

REEVES went to Ashdown Monday to
attend the commencement exercises
Mr.. StonewaQl was here from Little
Rock the first of the week.
Mesdames C. j. Click and H. M.
Hanes were in Horatio Tuesday.
Miss Paul Sessions went to Texar-
kama Wednesday where she will
spend few days with her sister, Miss
Myrtle Sessions She will then go to
Conway to attend the State Normal.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong motored
to Ben Lomond Thursday.
w. NJ. Hanes went to Wilton Thurs
day.
Mrs. Henry Crow of Dierks was
called to see her brother, Jim Sharp,
who is sick, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Young and little
daughter. Doris Ruth, lnotored to
Idabel, Oklahoma Thursday.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
Williams Mill Mfg. Co. AK ss
STRESSES NEED FOR THRIFT
Appcsls to People to Buy Only Essen-
tinls and Buy W. S. S.

Washington, May 29-To save
materials and labor for necessary wac
purposes, President WILSON today an
pealed to Americans ''to buy only
those things which are essential to the
individual health and efficiency
ara to volunteer on or before June %,
nation:h thrift day. TO invest syGtema-
tically in war savings and thrift
stamps or other government securi-
ties
This war is one of nations-not
of armies" said the president, land
all Of our 100000 900 people must be
economically and industrially adjust
ed to war conditions il this Notion is
to play its full part in the conflict
The problem before us is not prima-
riiy financial problem, but rather a
problem of increased production &C
war essentials and the savings of the
materials and the labor necessary FOR
the support and equipment of our
army and navy. Thoughtless expedi-
ture of money for non-essentiaIs uses
up the labor of men, the products Of
tie farm, mines and factories an
overburdens transportation, all OF
which must be used to the utmost ant
at their best cor w2r purposes.
THE great results which we seek
can lie obtained only by the partici-
patton OF every member of the nation,
young and old, in national concert
ed thrift movement ] therefore urge
that our people, everywhere pledge
themselves as suggested by the sec
rotary Of the treasury to the prac-
tice Of thrift. to serve the govern
ment to their utmost in increasing
production in all fields Necessary to
the winning of the war; to conserve
food, fuel 2n5 useful materials of
every kind; to provide their labor
only to the most necessary tasks end
to buy only those things which are
essential to individual health and eff
cheney, and that the people as evil
dence of their loyalty invest all that
they cam save in Liberty bonds and
war savings stamps.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
COOK WANTED----App!y
once at Price Hotel.

Miss jennie Rhyme of Ben Lomond
was shopping in Ashdown Friday.
Miss Edith Collins of Hugo, Okla
hema is visiting relatives in this city.
keenie Waldrop is home from Camp
Beauregard on a week end furlough.
Miss Nell Tray for of Foreman spent
Thursday in Ash iown With her moth
e.
Miss Zera Phillips left today for
Hugo where she will spend the sum-
mer.
s.. j Meyer spent Thursday evening
in Teyarkana with his wife. She is
improving
The wicked shall be turned into hell
and all the nations that forget God.
Psalms 9:17.
Miss Nena CrowsOn spent Thursday
night in the city while on her way
70 Nashville
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay, $25 per ton.
Phone or write DR.. l. NJ HUT, Og-
den, Arkansas. If
And as it is appointed unto men
once to die, but after this the judg-
5 ment-Heb 9:27.
r. P Lindsay of Foreman was look
! ing after business interests in Ash
down Thursday
EAR CORN FOR SALE-Loeke Farm.
Address Locke Mercantile Co, Ash
down. Arkansas. It
Look unto me, and be we saved all
we ends of the earth; for I an God
and there is none else -Isiah 45:22.
Miss Polite Pipl,in o: Wilton passed
through Ashdown Thursday on her
& way to HaWoTth Oklahoma.
D. r. Fawcstt and daughters, Miss
: Mary, and Mrs B J Chambarlin re-
4 turned to Morris Ferry Wednesday.
EAR CORN FOR SAAE--Loeke Farm.
Address Locke Mercantile Co, Ash
4 down Arkansas. it
II Mr.. end Mrs. A. D Delaney are at
NLittle Rock where Mr.. Delaney is
sattendiag the thr sBsoef}tion,
Miss L3vada Cobb ATTENDED the
graduating exercises at the Micnaai
4 Mayer Memorial Hospital in Texa,-
kama Tuesday night
Biliousness is a disorder involving
Mshe stomach, liver and bowels. 1t
f opens the door to disease. Prickly
ash Bitters is the right remedy, IT
irives out bile and impurities and
I makes you feel bright, vigorous and
:heerful. Price $1.25 per bittle-Dix-
sse Drug Co., Special Agents.
Il Miss Agnes Cowling returned home
NJ thursday from Ouchita College, where
Il he graduated this year Her mother,
lrs. J. T. Cowlng and sister, Miss
ssth. attended the graduating exer-
ises
For what shall it profit a. man, if
q shall gain the whole world, and
,se his own soul? Or what shall
aan give in exchange for his soul?.-
Dark 1886 and 81.
# Miss Ruth Fawcett returned We'd
esday from Marshall, TEXAS, where
be has been attending college. She
as accompanied home by her sister,
rs. j. L. Whisenane and children,
ho will visit with the formers fami-
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
PIGS! PICS. PIGS.

= Registered Big type Poland China
Popular bred spring pigs for sale.
have purchased during the past sea-
son some of the best bred sows l could
buy from leading herds Of the North
and have, believe, really high class
foundation. I am Offering the tops
from the litters, sired l. ca Monster
AgGin) thousand pound boar and
(Missouri jumbo young boar that
cost Blakerman& Son $40 at eight
months old. The danes of the Offer
ing are by Giant Ben. the - 81 ,03500
boar OF the J. w Pefanders herd
and Smooth Orange, the great unpric-
able herd boar of the j. O. James
herd Of Iowa. l am booking orders
now for delivery at we2 ming time at
rock-bottom prices and iully guaran-
teed or money back. Gene or write
OK LAWN STOCK FARM,
i. {, MELTON, PROP. Winthrop. Ark.
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cows FOR SALE-2o milk COWS, 8
with calves by their sides, rest heif-
er springers, high bred stock just Mis-
souri,. VIII sell for cash or on time
NJ. w. Hankins, Ogden, Ark. st
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LOCAL NEWS,


LOCAL NEWS. y:
MssE x X X X * * x x x x x X X X X
Money to loan on improved farm
lands.-A. Goldsmith.
Dr.. I. n. HUT was here from Ogden
Friday.
Col. J. R Allen was here from Fore
man Friday.
Address Locke Mercantile Co., Ash
down, Arkansas. 1t
Money to loan on improved farms
"A. Goldsmith If.
A L. Fomby O. Wildwood was in
Ashdown Friday
j. F. Schirmer Of White Cliffs w3s
in the city Friday.
R. L. Dawson of Arkinda was in
the city Wednesday,
Money to loan on improved farms.
"A. Goldsmith. IT,
Will Kinard of Ben L.omond motored
to Ashdown Friday
Lse Haskins of Ogden motored to
Ashdown Thursday.
Mrs Bette Traylor has returned
home from st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Mcseley were here
from Wilton Thursday
Money to loan on farms, approved Sc
curity-A. Goldsmith
G. Fl. Dickinson is home for a few
days visit with His family.
Miss Cora Smith is visiting reia-
tives in Foreman this week.
Homer Turner o. Dekalb Tex, is
visiting friends in the city
Mrs. Victor Schiff OF Texarkana is
visiting Mrs Lon Jones this week.
Mrs. J. S. Bush Of Bokhoma is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs O d Turner
Where the worm dieth not, and the
fire is not quenched 9:44.
Miss Nennie Dee Chewing of Pey
tonyille was in Ashdown Thursday.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01

PEAS FOR SALE-Stock and Whip
poorwill peas for sale.-C. S. Cobb.3t
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
W.S.S.

JERSEY BULL AND POLAND CHINA
east of acknowledging Bros.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
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MEN WANTEE-Track men $3.50 per
day. Pay every Saturday. Also Tie
makers and Bolt cutters.-A. A. Don
ham, White Cliffs, Ark. At
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01
W.S.S

FOR SALE-3 small farm mules. IN
quire of w. II. Adams. At
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-06-01

COTTON SEED-Pure Triumph Me-
bane cotton seed for sale.-C +
Smith. tt
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FOR SALE-One Ford car, in good or
der, been run only a few months
See Pierce Leslie, Ashdown, Ark. st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
VOICES BITTER OPPOSITION
TO NAMING CT CHAMBERLAIN
Dniiy Mail Declares Premier Has In
dulgcd In Old Gumc of
Political Juggling.
INy AesncIated rr..s. !

LONDON, April lo.--Wi,h few cHcep-
lions the British press supports tho
changes in the Cabinet announced yes
;-rday.
The Daily Mall, which Is among tho
exceptions. says that In order not TO
"nbarrass the government the North
c!!ne press has RETAINED from criti-
cism OF many matter that needed IL
and il is protesting now against the
political reshuitle. which gives Office to
feeble politicians. like Mr.. Chamber
lain, who IS publicly saddled with re-
sporsib!lity for the A!esopotama
failure
The Hor;hcl!rc press" Il adds. with
every relative OF the boys whose names
arc published in the casualty lists.
had expected better things from Lloyd
George than Indulgence in the old
game OF political juggling in such a
tremendous hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
baptized Mt Midnight.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
DANN!LLE, VA. April! is.-E. c..
jcNrics a young soldier from Camp
Wadswor;h. who came here a few days
ago to attend tho funeral OF his
brother. who died from vertigo on the
streets of Richmond, was baptized
Wednesday night on the stroke OF
midnight. The young man attended a
revival service which is going on AT
Lee street BAPTIST Church. and a tho
close OF tho service no made 4 profcs-
sion OF faith. as he had TO catch a
Southbourd train soon after midnight.
q member OF the congregation pro-
vidtd suit Of clothes for the INNER
sion. and ;he service in the baptistry
was conducted in the presence OF about
atty people. Afterwards he drove to
the station and caught his train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Books and Authors

sex. the Key to the Bible" by sidney c. Tapp.
Pm. D.. published by the author at Kansas City.
sex function is the cause and consequences or
all the sin and misery the world. and that 4
right understanding and use OF the function is
absolutely necessary to redemption OF the world
i'll righteousness.
The Holy Communion" by Charles Lewis
Slattery. H. d. rector II Grace Church. New
York tE. l.. button 6 Coz. is written with the
view OF helping the commitment TO feel the
presence of Christ more intensely in the
ment. There is underlying every word the con-
seriousness that. when each has said his
together there is yct depth u meaning which
has not been sounded
Dufiicld & Co have recently issued book
that will prove especially interesting Virginia
After. by Frederic Pierpont Ladd a resident
of the Blue Ridge section OF the state and amid
whose lovely surroundings the OF his story
is laid. with the characters, 1t is said living
actors in Virginia life. What America has 10
learn from France-sacrifcc. unity Intelligent
patriotism. and spirituality is the motive OF
RED out with fine conception and clear visioncd
strength OF argument and logical deduction.
me story grows In Interest as il unfolds. and
the dehoucment is happy.
j.. has brought out The Post Mark Collectio;.
Book of the United States OF America" which
rs intended TO stimulate love Of country, and to
encourage tho desire for wider know led >, Q
about the important and historical cities a I'D
towns OF the United States In very Mnusmai
way As the post marks are collect ed they d.
spaces Tor post marks under the various State
headings contains suggestions f.. the collector
mere are many spaces left blank under each
state. which may be used as desir ID by the
coIiector some spaces contain OF places
The post marks OF which are not often seen
a nus adaihE TO the Interest in obtaining them,
MARKS. and number OF original ones are given
WIN each BOOK 10 start the collection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
News of Fifty Years Ago
From The Richmond Dispatcb Anr,, ~ ,seo

.n a. last The Constitutional Convention ~.
aEhwymon FOR the mrs, on The last d ;ne
20, ratn!aihg the body on having His i hp1eGn
convention adjourn subjes, to ih a thai IA the
nd H. ,.er ca, "i hve was made. put and carrica
loud calls We're made for Porter lie rcs1on o1se
thev had I naG congratulated the members tina;
~, ;. . ""ic good work and made 3; go
neosie uif Tor Virginia. lie declared iHa
keep them it, Judse sme,d nor he he'll could
d nd inaaG q shor, talk in which he said ha
TIRE i to predict that the Constitution made h
served to hc M would be defeated ii de-
rri"ss Ed nYo SPOKE and then Mr Allan of
s s@rfy MS =" he say o i. tut the Constitution is not
should adopt or Thai the "a susn as ne EeonIs
publican but ice rou,d ne claimed to be re
ton do justice S to ala a' the n Gonsit1
msh seals %. tE h under black mems feet and
mems feet hs 's sp se t. said stay under black
consent TO such imposition as the ironciad
o oce W IN Ss Msudes every true vrgnan from
Il sensation among the RAIDS
:, Governor Wells Yesterday appointed H. Clay
and John i s,ova for IaIifas county County
tna snartfr was Yesterday filed in the office
ockbridse bank Of 1esing Gwe' The FOR folo tse
ing ing are TO- be ,he otccrs under the terms Of
Ei,en Den Wii,a sash ia, william White, William
ndmandson '' 6ava as"S E e. W tn a%ss T.
O. steer, Z. j. Srawley and |: S Tutwiler, direc-
tors the capital stock is 10 be not less than
The proceedings Of the impeachment court
we're duli ana very unntcrcsting yesterday.
ConkiihE voted on the liberal side for the first
time. ilo"'V"r, " was on minor question.
ltets were hrIig offered in Washington yester-
day that the president will not be convict cd
and there were very few takers.
The custom receipts for the last six DAYS
were very nearly ss,ooo,ooo This was some
enlargement. as compared with the previous
a rail- OF tho Pacific Railroad has been laid
on the summit of the Rocky Mountains.
The elections have been closed in South Caro-
lima. The reconstruction Constitution
adopted and the mucn-mxed radical State
Tho sum OF $4,000 has been subscribed in
College in Abingdon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
MARION HAS PARADE,
BOOSTING LIBERTY LOAN
AddresscS Made by Speaker, WITT.
Camp Lee Soldiers Parade the
Streets.

MARION. VA. April le.-One OF tho
greatest patriotic rallies was held In
DAY in the interes, of the third Liberty
roam. The fact that the soldier bow,
from Camp Lee were TO take part in
thc parade drew the people from all
over the county. The parade was or
san'zcd Oh the college campus. lis or
der being as follows: Marshals mount
cd. Marion cornet band. Uncle sam.
Jean OF Arc mounted and represented
by Miss Kate Erosius. soldiers from
Camp Lee. Confederate veterans, Stain,
OF Liberty drawn by three young men
represented by Miss Elizabeth Mahoney
of Chilhow!c. members OF the Red Cross
and \. w. g. y. from tho county at
large. Liberty lonn committees, Bow
Scouts, Marion College teachers and
girls. knights Tempiar. Independent
order OF odd Fellows and frate-naI
organizations. COlored schools Th.
procession was half mile long and
"cnt from the college to tho depot and
back TO the courthouse where the pro-
gram OF the day was rendered I, wa,
n follows: Introductory address by
Lieutenant Governor b. r. Buchanan.
addresses by Congressman c. Il. Slemp.
DR. John w. Till Of New York, and
Comp; dc Csnbroun.
The addresses were all filed with pa
.r.c:ic uttcranccs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20

sick hca1achc-every week mt least You may
be sure am glad met DR.. Brady. II only in
print. Mrs It q,
Answer.-any ono who is able to be up and
about and care for himself ought to be able
TO turn six somersaults night and morning with
out any severe injury after n little practice. It
often brings on dizziness, nausea, lame back
crick In the neck. etc" at first. But by per-
servering these drawbacks overcome and
In the long run the habit proves helpful to most
people. Temporary upsets only go to show
how badly your circulation aud Authorization
need JUS, such n stirring up. The somersaul;
nushes the circulation with the old blood that
has accumulated IN the splanchnic reservoir.
and 1t loosens up tho banks that hem in cess
pools along the 2ilmentary canal. allowing the
pzen to drain away. Naturally all this makes
you feel pretty punk for little while. But
a good many remedies make you feel little
worse before you feel better
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
'eorSrient 1917. n' National Newspaper Serves,
Fetor OrIn.

What. pleads desperate office man "what
~ IL mat makes u mans breath strong enough
10 70, carry across "a hall and through two oak
doors? There is person in our csta blishment
with Il breath that nothing under the sun wonIG
stop verify believe" " u
IL is most likely fctor ors II Is a terrih,a
fetor oris is attributed by the mere laity
10 p a nma stomach; which is about the rarest OF
mat IS marked by foul breath is dilatcd
stomach. the result Of some obstruction TORPID
hNer costivencsS are rarely. II ever. concerned
Dry nasal ''catarrh' - atrophic rhinitis or
oZena--is common of Il henous breath
Certain cases of sinusitis. particularly ethmo-
iditis. are accompanied with bad breath and
Of the disease himself
Retained matter in the crypts follcles of
ors. - o
Iyorrhoca is 4 famous cause OF a deadly
breath y great many perfectly upright citilcns
why their friends are always in "A hurry to catch
4 train.
lures in the mouth are likely TO an evil
odor. After all. cheap dentistry is a luxury
none but the independent can afford y lovely
recently had her heart broken by an ardent
young man who just simply couldn't steel him
sell 10 SLICK II out and wouldn't consider wear
take OF looking upon the profession Of den
tistry as business with bargain days.
Adenods IN young adults may produce an
unpleasant odor in the breath
Lung tuberculosis sometimes causes a bad
breath. In persons w!th chronic bronchitis. com
piicatcd with diiatcd bronchial tubes tbron-
from tn" retention OF matter in the cavities
talomel when taken frequently as in the
oic,al coinpouhd caihartic pin. is likely TO
ON the whole fetor or!s is rather a good
OF hygiene. or looking after the individual
health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
MISS ROxlE HAS TWO-POUND
FILLING PUT IN TOOTH
!, Ono of the Iiippodrom- Elephants
Aiding: In Liberty Lonn Cam
pniSn La New York

NEW YORK. April ie-Miss Rox!s
mad one Of her teeth nlied to-day with
TWO pounds OF near gold. the opera
ton being accomplished with the aid
of nail set and a hammer Of tho
sicdge variety. Her ioo.haChc relieved.
Inc patient trumpetcd her thanks
Miss koN!c ia one or tho Hippodrome
elephants. and has been helping to
sell Liberty bonds. Rumors were
aiioat that she had eaten ground glass
or some other tooth breaking. made
in-Germany food. but she had nothing
to say on the subject. She was con-
tent 10 have the hole in the hugo
molar plugged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Encourage the Lenders.

TO the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-For n Numbcr OF years | have
been constant reader OF your excel
lent paper. and il indeed is grea,
qualification 10 me to see the splendid
spirit which you hold in regard to our
public officials. both Federal and state
We are engaged now in the greatest
struggle CT all history, aud It is ur
to every loyal citizen TO give his or her
undivided support to our leaders.
am glad to say there are only few
who feel that they could guide this
nation better than President Wilson
y grain of encouragement in Il day
like this VIII do more good than Il ton
OF unjust criticism.
CHARLES w. ROE.
Richmond. Va, April ~. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20

though 1t is usually Restricted oppor.
tunity"
Take away the legal restrictions on
opportunity. aad thus increase ,ha
number OF jobs and the, demand for
Prosperity il simply increase in TN.
buying power OF the workers, and
paper title to land. to curtnil onnor'
tunity. you have the condition ibat
FORCES men and women to hire tbe,n
serves in Il factory town. when thev
might be home builders in the couniry;
IL they 80 preferred to- live.
T,h,,,,.r - READER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
German In the Schools.

To the. Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Silt is quite understandable that
the United States as Il people il angcred
by and embittcrcd toward anything
that is German. To be otherwise would
campaign against teaching the German
language in the public schools Is -
phase or this general loathinS for all
things Tcutonic In many communi-
ties 1T has been forbidden. and the ag.-
tation has reached ltichrnond. Before
definite action Is taken one way or the
ether IL would be we'll to study the
matter from other angles than merely
that OF our desire to wrcak IA part OF
our revcnS" upon the Kaiser Con-
siuer the future. Let IL be certain.
before the language is ban!shcd from
the curriculum. that IL vii: not handi-
cap the American youth and favor the
subjects CT Berlin In the race for SUI
pre'nacy that must come after the war
TO the nation whose representatives at
home and abroad are best vcrscd in tho
languages. German. French and Span
ish. viii come the most rewards in the
commercial battle. Make no mistake
Germany is not barring the English
language. She IS too shr"wd for That
Instead she Is redCubling her efforts
toward It's mastery. America tod. =
hG q nation is almost wholly ignorant
or foreign tongues. II IL is to hold
us place commercially IL must not re-
tuSe TO learn. even from a despscd
enemy. LIN,I'IST
Richmond. Va. April ~. 1918.