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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Irish Conventions Report and CONSUMPTION
Demand Bring Entire Question to Head

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
LLOYD George Kccps tho Faith

THERE is inspiration in the daring and
determination OF the British Premier, as
demonstrated by his mastcrly speech before
the House of Commons His boldness may
cost him his leadership. 1t may unto for
tho time enough opposition TO reorganize the
ministry and may even bring Ireland into a
state OF revolt, but he is right III his stand
that soon or latc all Britain must accept his
understanding of her obligations and her
danger i'll this war
The CONSUMPTION OF the Irish is to England
wholly domestic question No outside ma
ton. not even her most faithful ally, has any
voice in such q question, but every ally must
have a friendly interest in it, and must BIO
granted the right to an opinion as to the
Justice of the Lloyd George proposal.
Ireland is the one sore spot in the whole
entente alliance. 1t is the only unit l.. tho
whole group of natonatios that has seemed
to lack loyalty and stcadfastness. 1t would
indeed be fortunate circumstance if the
Irish group would periodically accept the
Premiers program, fall into line and show
the same zeal for the common cause that
the Welsh, the Scots, the New Zcalanders
and even the Indians have shown.
Of far greater impor, to the allied cause
than the Irish policy is the British govern
mcnts realization OF the magnitude of the
sacrifice which that country must yet make.
This announcement by Lloyd George is in
effect fresh mobilization of all the resources
OF the empire. 1t Is a direct response to
President Wilson's declaration that force
without limit must be exercised by the enemies
Of Germany if the world is to be made fit
for free men to live in.
An impression had become more or less
general that Great britain had already
reached the maximum OF her strength in this
war; that she had exhausted her man mower
in the formation OF her present armies, and
almost bankruptcd herself in financing her
own and her allies operations. In this con-
dition, il had been assumed that she was
looking to America for the men, the money
and tho materials With which to accomplish
the ultimate defeat OF Germany.
The British Premier has dissipated this
impression 1t is true. OF course. that both
England and France are leaning more and
more heavily upon the United States. They
are trusting to the almost untarped re-
sources of this great country for that re-
enforcement which will create new reserves
furnish the ships and the food and the NUM-
uons which can come only from our shores
but Lloyd George makes il very plain to
America and 10 Britain alike that his govern
Ment is not ready to throw up its hands In
heip!essncsS; that it is not fighting with it's
back TO the wall. and is rot asking more from
any ally than it is ready and eager to con-
trlbute from its own national storehouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Books and Authors

fs'oa% sa SSns' ,s
writer's during the years lsI6-lol7. 1t offers
n0 stray far W hS ha % The
contemporary muse. "
Your Vote and How to Use It," by Mrs Ray
@rcr S %eh ja ahou brought hs by
TIE TIE h hands Of every woman who has secured
aS ssys hs SSsRo srTas
wants TO vote to the best :dvantagc" Hence
further study Sna esnosaly ensoaraGs
not to advance partisan politics, but to further
human welfare.
,. Donald Tho Thompson in Russia" by Donald
OF ne Russian revolution in the form OF letters
nar,G NO 'HG 10 NmsrSa by an eyewi,nes who
The spot whenever anything was happening
ronccts The Immediate Reaction Of the wr nnq
to the events al they occurred. Donald Thomp-
shoot the revoiu,on is the p imS Isvol o
made thousands OF feet OF moving; picture ni,as
az t Efs tHf ;hnt 'F SON
and-so hnd haprenei: you havc he on the
Mr SO get rters
T were In retr grad but he went everywhere
eaS Ss, on every aTs2i n Eurone that whon
FrnnE In of All the IN ba nas Of eo a
continen; in the outbreak of war as iron tilinss
are ATTRACTED ny magnet. I doubt II there
toerapher from Kansas named Donald Thomp-
son lie MOI only saw war. all military Pre-
;ographed IT,, lie found time and oppoF,u MY
10 yisit the front and some OF the other cities
,nStor. he managed to get fnvoIved in the levou
ZION to the extent of being arrested and i'm
by the mob This fact end the series C., FsnH
F Bona ss,ifv th3t Illustrate
ana see things Tor himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

is bound to infuse itself into the ranks OF ali
the allied forces with whom they come into
touch. For every foot of ground yielded by
the American troops. it is certain that the
Germans will pay an enormous price in human
lifo-Amcrican craftsmanship and American
vaor will not fail to sustain their reputation
for accomplishing everything humonly pos
sible to be accomplished in close and open
fighting. The chances are that the battle
has entered now stage, in which tho fight
ing will be of the most desperate character
for some time; hence the American people
must prepare themselves for the shock Of
increasingly heavy casualty lists from now on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12


tary District tVirginia(: Charles Gallagher. d.
rector OF the Eastern l.unatic Asylum at Will
liamsburE; Martin Pool and William a. School
field. con3tabic3 for the County OF Henry. and
Messrs sharp, Kent. Clinton, milford and
Smith. 10 be members OF the Richmond City
Council
Sergeant Bates left Richmond yesterday with
his nag unturied to the breeze. lie took his
departure from ltichmond about o'clock, being
followcd TO the outskirts OF the city by large
crowd lie walked out on tho line Of the Fred
crickspurg road. expecting to reach Frcdericks-
burg some time tonight. He is n good walk
Professor i. Cunningham and l.. s. Gaillard
nave bccn elected rs dclcg ltes from the Medical
college OF Virginia to the American Medical
5th OF May. -
The WASHINGTON Star says: "Dr. Peter Bayne,
convention. who visited General Grant threat
encd the general with heavy loss OF votes in
Virginia unless he shall adopt "a certain policy
Hencrai Grant rung for orderly through
@ , tiaSn WAS informed that the general had
given MIN all tue iilno he had TO spare"
Monsieur Alfred Paul. long tho French consul
IN hichn0nd, now consul general, has been or
dereu by ms government to Havana. for which
port nc VIII sail from New York in few days
The Franklin Society Of Lexington has been
., ing 'oT some weeks tho question: Does
the hesf" helchE 10 tho Adamic racer"
me representatives. of Montgomery County
Go'nplct"u tiorouLh organization this week G..
y. 'iardner mas been appointed superintendent
The Hcpuhlican congressional executive COM
mlt!ee nrcIineS taxing any stems towards in
auSinS W. W Holden TO withdraw from the
EupeInatoiial race in North Carolina to allow
oHe M OF Radical more to the taste
OIL tue complaining faction OF tho party.
Rev. John Il. Edwards now of I,ynchburg is
OF the war. 0- s''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Go an abandoned Old midtown the Gun
powder River in Ma.yland.)
Low nestled in the rolling hills. town
or homes untcnartcd and tumbiing down,
And fences Struggling fccbly by the road
Where once = toiiing po2ulace abode.
stone piles that for hundred years have
Were young when giant poplar marked the
The axmcn felled and stripped the foothills
bare
The whrl CT looms was in the valleys air
To-day the old mill wheels sim with tme-
Their blades drip moss. their ccrement is OF
slime:
Abandoned places that were once called home
stand gloomy over rotting squares Of loan.
Now ia the hills the echoes linGcr long
Tho echoes Of some passing tramp trains song
Then die away. as fading shadows creep.
And Phoenix the Deserted falls asleep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Germans In United States

D. Fl. W, ODewell.-According to
the census OF 1910, tie German horn
population of the United States was
2,50l.lSl. The figures as given in the
Federal census make no distinction as
TO the length of residence In this coun-
try. and the above figures include those
as those who came In the first three
months of 1870 before n census was
taken. The increase in the number Of
foreign-born nt.n year to year does
not represent necessarily the number
of Immigrants who came from that
country. The foreign-born are con-
i,,n,icro ton and Nv, deaT, aGd ,n,u',
grafton must make up for those losses
before there can BIO any increase in
the total numbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
,Loryr:Ght isi7 : ,;innr, H-.v-paoer servic..i
$ Girls.

one in every twelve schoolgirls between tho
ages Of ten and sixteen I.ans mas spinal curva-
dcrs found shoulders are frequent In boys.
too, but not nearly 80 frequent AZ in girls OF
Round shoulders made fashionable as
Il natural feature Of the debt tante SLOUGH. You
sec this sicuch posture Affected by the pretty
boys VINO hang out ia cigar stores and pool
rooms neutrality-suspicious. clothes arc built for it,
y little girl 1t this age begins TO read omni-
voroLsly. She loves to curl up In Il big chair
when she reads. II IL all right. Let her do 10.
l!ut whom the hour for pay and exercise arrives
acn that she uncurls and gets tho exercise.
fetal for children with round shoulders. Sunkcn
chest and general slouchy. relaxed posture arc
and these exercises are Good for the whole un-
slightly dcformity.
Each night and morning. with only the
pajamas on, tako the daschhund posture and
crawl rapidly around the moo fer three min
uics The dachahund cTawl-on hands and knees
AS FOR ordinary creeping then let the chest sink
nearly 10 the moor and bend elbows outward,
crawling in 'h!s head ow posture,
hone or at sehool, let the child stand with
hands claspcd at back for rider to mount.
Then without o"aenng finger clasp. turn tho
THIS forcsbly pulls the shoulders; down and back
;.I 'e"dn 70 push anG chest npwarn and for,
slow deep brcaths are taken.
q child win relaxed. sIoucly tired posture.
OF tho spine. should have daily Bit to do, In a
Mynnns anm possible but .nyway The oxsrGise
training IN household du,loa swimming is an
'd1Hi rNoncclsn Tor such children.
oy w. rrgn'res hiscipi'ne and perseverance, to
npinai curvature. i;ut not scolding or abuse.
the child should have careful medical nx-
conditions which may require treatment.
QursiIons aud hnnwers.
pr1'elh noen Not Mnko Mnscc.--IIow long
could ono 1.-Two On q strictly fruit diot7 Would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Spain Must Decide

-TNIIE ,i,no &c NO, ;or l;-,,,. 49, -, -,
| aor, ~ c,-a;r 49,, 80 'o .'"s
Win C.rn,on, c,oo,., S''e 80 vi wa
b,ro to,co, w.. ~ ~ 't le HG'''
,rust GU 49,, 800 ",e'e enc
mr. scrro,.,aI,,o 49,. ; go. y, 'nc "'i,eS
whole worId cha nyiuIo 'nc
brnnght ,J'is ,,Is a.. uo''o1''t''y
ncn1roIi,v a,d so,,n,, r,.. , - ISL u
NJ rnoi,,t,i,ir, ,,at +o"c' ,"'o mean"
socn IVA ~ ht,, ~ 80 - ' meg
nrceorv,,ion don,aNi ,ha. ,'N ne!i-
beside Tho n,hor ,,o,,,,,. n'' p,'oc
Ccrmony ""'4'''s AGAINST
!, iq sc,ciorci.u, ro.,.-o,
that Cnrn.,,. r. ,hn, - ~"
bIock,do .ro;, ,, "u"'A@i INC
sim ia ,rn,,o,,', 49, VI 1p"'"' ms
araine, mo cno,;sh ,,,'.,u - 80 ''!'' '"''
mipcd crror, ~ I,,,sa, 90 q uo'ei
roahv concI,,do,, to,n w. ~, 80 ion" al
Maria For ,,,a w." tHE'oil ana
General pn-s,,;r,., ""pp!i"s 10
rcsplted in an aa-oa,,,n 80, az "''A IONS
cr,barro ,c,i,at oa,,a, ~, 40 ,HFo!
from tho rnitol c,o,as ,,,i, , "''9
Snai,., hcb,lf ne 1o,,,.. 49, " 'H"'''" ."
mont dc,ivorcd 49, F'+''''' '"'c'h
other nrodrct. 70 ~ ,ar; .uni '!. ana
force "' w p'N''o''"'!
M, TO-, ~ ,b;
tha, tho T-,i,o1 g., I'm. me 'h'i"i"uoh
mont wi,h c,ai 49, '1 p''io9'' an "srec-
charter IS n,; "'''i"1' 'ea"e or
ri, ''''" "PtHi"h Hcrchahtmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Much Ado About Nothing
by ROY X. MOULTON.

Once upon tino
There WAS famous ropo OF pearls
Every time the told a lie
the pearl necklace grew shorter
And every time he told tho truth
The pearl necklace grew longer
Now. here's the idea:
Let us chip in and buy this necklace
And present 1t TO the Kaiser;
1t VIII choke him TO death.
am the purpose OF tho republic in the world
confict between might and right.
am the voice or America that the will OF Tho
people shall prevail In government
am the confusion OF barbarism's cruel hordcs
and their retribution.
am the sncwS OF soldiers In Khaki on ciy;l,-
zationS brave battle lines IA Europe.
am tho power OF tho American nayy an
pointed TO sweep tho Prussian pirates from Inc
waters Of the seas. 49,
am suStcnancc for the loved ones OF soldiers
and sailors. and their solacc when sacrifice Is
supreme. -
am the punishment OF nssasslns Mt home
who wear the sacred robes Of freedom 10 con-
ceal their ends OF treason.
am the Liberty bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Market Tux or Sanitary Fec Again.

~ "'I. INK or sanitary Fec Again.
!" '"S I-iitOr OF The Timer Dispatch:
"a your paper last wecl, IL was
t'|'v" WAX some truckers had been IN,
f ~, ", az 81 ewad;n. the tax By going
hrt or wee versa and stating a; each
nl"ee that they had paid The fee at
u"t oth'r iHarKet II this is true. which
~ very much doubt. II was entirely
tEs i!uit Of the market clerk, as ne,
ahould have demanded the daily card
ht..h /" hose who pay the i0-cent
sanitary Zee"
The City ordinance states, according
10 YOU? paper. mat the Decent SAM.
"a, r.c chtltIGs trucker 10 sell
10! iwtniy-iour hours on the market
'apP|se - trucker gets on the market
- y NJ hours before the Richmond
"HH'HctpSrs can get out 10 purchase
,h.F supplies, he remains on The mar.
S"t TN l.. NJ. has TO move comes
PACK again AZ T. NJ. rcmainr TIL L
T.. NJ This gives him ninc hours on
.hc markei. while the I0-ccnt 'Snnl-
t"rN rec entities him TO twcn;y-four
nU'rs' 10 put in these nine hours
on inc market, hs must start 20 load
a"qHt or ~ NJ, and set home about
Enough sleep FOR trucker" say the
richmond city authorities.
wonder how many truckers and
farmers "cre consulted as TO the con-
GclIence when tho above ordinance
and rulings We're pn;sed-"Taxatio
without Representatives.
;, Ihou%ahds o. farmers haul tobacco.
mona every year. Does Il seem strange
that these farmers are not required to
PAY sanitary fec, license or tax while
me trucker mus, pay a sum ranging
from $50 TO $50 per year for the pr!vi.
icgc OF bringing fresh vegetables and
produce within reach OF Richmond
huusekeepcrs?
The State law. which Is likely older
thln The Charter OF Richmond gives
Il farmer the right to sell anything he
grows on his farm. on any highway or
thorouShfarc in the State without IL
ccnSe. This explains the term SAM
tary Fee II had to DO so named to
set iy.
trucker no night that the State law has
not already given him He cannot even
remain OF tho street in Front CT a
store II III" proprietor Of the store says
move. lie IS charged something for
WASHINGTON. J. c. charges tho truck or
20 cents per day and gives hin, n SIN II
under roof where he can remain for
me entire day or until he has sold out
Baltimore charges no liconse or foe
Of any kind except so cents per year
for identification tag
We would like from the city authori-
tles a statement OF the total yearly
receipts accrulns from this 1o-cent
extra cost Of cleaning tho market
streets. We think that in the fetal
receipts Will be fou-d the reason for
tho passage Of this ordinance-an or
without rcproscn'nti1 on an unorgan-
lied body Of farmers.
The truckers have asked for an au-
dicncc with the city authorities to pre-
sent their views on tfe above matter.
SO far they have not been given this
audience. Why?
Auee. Va. Aprn IL. iis,ss.. REESE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
The Woe of Nfnn.

lle cannot keep his handbook straight:
No sooner does his pile start fat
Than Easter swings it's sword OF fate
And slams him for an Easter hat.
Then. when from Easter he appears
To be recovering. declare
His wife and daughters. bless the dears.
Play Jesse James for summer wear.
So in the fail: then Christmas sings
It's sorS of Ours. with might and MAN,
And ere he's paid for Christmas things
Here comes that Easter hat again!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

According to a story that comes from To-
bolsk. ex-CZar Nicholas has received food
cards for himself and family, officers impris-
oned with him and servants OF the household.
Zach member is entitled 10 thirty pounds OF
bread, pound and half OF sugar and half
pound OF butter a month The ex-CZar is an
easy-going fellow, but when he reflects on his
fallen estate, il must bring bitter reproaches
Tor his folly in permitting himself TO be ruled
ny designing woman in sympathy with Ger
man aspirations and a rascally priest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Wild geese out of the southland.
Flying heralds OF spring.
Following low on the rivers course
What docs your coming bring?
Running OF SHOWS in the canyon,
Creeks that are mad with mirth.
Poignant stirring of growing things,
And scent OF tho good plowcd earth.
Cool. glad mornings OF April,
Dawns when the wind rides free
Pines that are warmed with sunlight
These are the things to be.
Wild gees out OF the southland
Herald the news as you ny!
Sing the song Of tho young green
earth,
Gray wings spread to tho sky!
jean Brooke Burt. in tho OUTLOOK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Snve Tie Potatoes.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sill read a statc!ac.t - Jew days
ago that probably l.gUV.cvp bushels OF
lI!sh potatoes would go to waste IN
NirE!n!n this GEAR. Way is 1t the food
conserNers dOat gee many OF them
made INFO dc:.ltui 81 alcohol, starch.
paste and paper sizing. mus saving
grain. Presenting Jtncr States have a.
similar surplus, II seems large open
lag II the growers lose this year to
the extent indicated, II is probable the
consumers viii be similarly short next.
made money on y small crop sold
last year and WI. Rely lose much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
National Gunrd

q. n. J., CuIpcper.-The National
Guard In the old days was d:stinctiveiy
state organizations for State defense
duty only, but under the national de-
tcnse. act of some two or more years
The government. Tho guard is or
Saniacd by tho State. but it Is armed.
uniformed and equipped from govern
When drafted into the Federal service
il becomes part OF the armed forces OF
the United States. and is outside the
control of the States and receives the
same pay and allowance as the Regu
lar Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
FRIDAY. APRIL IL, 1918.

1t is q pity that the American soldier at
Fort Wright who ran amuck, killing TWO Oh
his comrades and seriously woundlng lour
Others could not have maintained his mental
balance until he reached the front ana came
into contact with the Huns. His marksmah-
shin was of the best, ana what ha would have
done TO the enemy had he gotten the oppor-
tuuity would have been a-plenty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Tactical.
Jf ! wore running tho war
! would be glad 10 see
ire Germans getting all mixed up
In Russia.
The fun ;her they &c. the worae
they VIII be mixed up
And thinncd out and homcsick
the whole German army
Were sent into Russia.
There would DE only one man
TO every square mile.
And then the western front
could set UP and move east
About 200 niles,
Md ii would ali be over.
That may be all wron-
From tactical standpoint.
Eit 1t sounds good.
Personally ! couldn't wish
ola Bioodshot Bill
My more trouble than he
Is going to have lin Russia
in about three months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
IvntrrnrooGn- pnucr.

G. W., Richmond Japanese
make waterproof papcr umbrellas by
ronate and glue. Ia this country n
solution OF shellac in borax IL suhsti-
tutcd. Leather may be made water
proof by treating IL in bath OF hot
melted paraiiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
HComfort. of unmer

Just trying to figure out precisely what is
meant by "all tho comforts OF home"
Missionaries talk about l.. writer's ravo about
it. advertisers lie about 1t. In homes, the
best napkins. best knives. best glasses. most
food, all the courtesy and smiles. the whole
outfit OF chcerfulness is kept for company only.
DTes it mean that homes comfortable
unless you have string of company? Argu-
ments encouraged: home-love please write
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Lem berg.

L. II. f. Ashland.-in the early part
OF the war Lemoers was captured by
tho russians. but was rccapturcu in
June, 1913, when the .tUatrO German
forces made their spectacular drive
against Warsaw. LemDcrS has a popu-
lation OF 2i2.000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Tie Eaters.
nNNe,rn stcntnn

We've started new table game In cur
boarding house"
"Y' have?"
"Uh-huh. It's callel button. Button. Who's
Got the Butter The way YOU play IT, II you
draw a chicken wing You say Keno the
cxc!tin 3"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

Q. r. w. Brucetown.-In November
1916. the Krupp Gun Works at Essen.
Germany, WAS reported TO be building
tanks for the German army. Before
that time the German press had .ridi
cu!ed the tanks" stating they were
too cumbersome to be used in modern
warfare. Contrary to reports. the Ger
mans did not use tanks in the recent
drive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12

In referring to the ratification OF the
Federal prohibition amendment by the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, the Boston Globe re-
verling 10 the vote OF Senators Lodge and
Weeks against submission ot the amend
ment TO the States, says that 1T is a curious
instance OF a States Senator'S in final test
failing completely TO represent it in the upper
branch OF Congress on great social ana
moral issue" Refusal Of the Massachusetts
Legislature to submit the amendment to an
expression OF the voters OF the State rather
would seem to imply belief that the two
Senators in Congress represented the senti-
ment OF the State on the issue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding Rino.t any topic,
chcepttnE or 'rSil ana medical sub.
Iccth, are answered Tree. As MI ia-
iu.ricS are mnhnrrrh directly by pe.-
su:.ai letter u sSiI-uuA cnsru. Siam &c 4
rntciopc in sSuuircd. hLurcs. tIs
ti4tcL- dispatch iniUrm:ttun UGrcuu
Inghinonu, va.